On the 49th realm.Aria, the lady who had told Gabe about Commander Kirk, was readying to leave that realm. She had already packed the bags, and she stopped by the graves of her acquaintances.After praying, she went to the spider elevator.It was a domesticated spider monster which was brought up by humans and was taught how to behave well.There were always roasted grasshoppers, crickets, caterpillars, termites, or smaller spiders available.If one were to feed the spider monster, it would automatically take them to the next realm.Aria fed a roasted beetle, but the spider refused to move.Aira fed two more beetles, and only then the spider moved.As the spider was climbing to the higher realm using the webs, Aira wondered, “I hope that man found the prince. He’s strong, but I can’t help but worry about him.”Just then, she saw a streak of lightning in the distance, probably dozens of miles away, outside the realm’s edge.The sound came a couple of seconds later.It wasn’t just a si

Gabe and Miguel entered the inn.The inn was nearly full, but the atmosphere was dull because so many civilians died.When people saw Miguel entering the inn, they were shocked for different reasons.Some of them heard that the prince got captured, so what was he doing here? How did he escape?Despite having many doubts, they did not raise their voices.There was no empty table, so Miguel went over to one table and said, “You guys go and sit at another table.”The two men sitting at that table looked at each other once and then reluctantly left.Miguel sat down and snapped his fingers.The innkeeper scuttled over and servilely lowered his back, “What can I bring for you, Your Highness?”“The best food in your inn,” Miguel said, “with some fruit wine.”“We don’t have wine, but we have ale,” the innkeeper said.“Fine. Go,” Miguel said.Everybody in the inn was whispering.“Did Gregg kill all those who didn’t take his side?” Miguel asked.There was silence in the hall.“How can I do anyt

Leggie was getting nervous because Bozee was catching up.However, Gabe sucked in a deep breath and blasted air out of his mouth.A powerful shockwave burst downward.“Hmph, puny tricks,” Bozee swung his sword with the intention to shatter the incoming shockwave.And he succeeded in doing so, but only a part of it.As it turned out, it wasn’t a single shockwave, but rather a continuous wave.Bozee did not expect this, and so the energy serpent under his feet was destroyed, and he got sent packing down.He somersaulted and landed on his feet. A corner of his mouth leaked blood.He angrily stared up at Gabe, whereas Prince Miguel was smirking cockily. “I have to tell them that the prince is heading up. Our plans won’t work well if the prince is roaming around freely.”“It seems he stopped chasing,” Miguel let out a faint sigh of relief.“I don’t know his name, but that old man saved us,” Gabe said.Miguel went silent. He couldn’t deny it. “Had we followed that little girl, we would have

On the 55th realm.This was a place known for its people doing all kinds of tricks and circus feats. They were known to be the friendliest people of all.But right now, they were all beaten black and blue.Nobody was killed, but they were thrashed with whips and sticks, probably because they didn’t agree to side with the rebels.“I can’t believe they attacked even these innocent artists,” Miguel got quite angry because he had liked these people very much, having personally seen and rewarded some of them. “Who did this to you?” he asked the civilians.“Minster Gregg,” they all said with rage in their eyes.Miguel had never seen these people with such anger before. “How could the peace-loving minister Gregg do this? It’s so hard to believe.”“What exactly is he to you?” Gabe asked him. “Why do you believe in him when all the victims in every realm are blaming him?”Miguel gnashed his teeth but said nothing. He actually wanted to rely on someone other than Gabe to safely get to his fathe

“Who are you?” Duncan asked. “For you to speak so recklessly… you must be quite confident in your skill.”“He must be the guy who helped the prince escape,” Minister Gregg said while smirking at Gabe. “Don’t underestimate him, Sir Duncan. Fight him with all we’ve got so we won’t waste much time here.”“As you wish, Lord Gregg,” Duncan signaled his soldiers to gather, and they did.“Be careful, Gabe,” Reveria said, joining Gabe on the side. “Duncan the Divine Wall… he’s known to never take a step back. There’s only one way to get out of this situation. We either kill him or knock him out of his senses.”“You take care of the flies around him,” Gabe told her, to which she nodded. He stepped forward, cracking his knuckles.“Do you want to know how it feels when you get hit by a fast-moving fortress?” Duncan planted his feet wide, gathered heavenly energy into the blade and thrust once. It wasn’t a flashy move like Miguel’s Celestial Lance. It wasn’t anywhere near fast, either. It was rea