All Chapters of The Sword Of The Fire Dragon: Chapter 421
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Rengga vs Ki Ageng Kolo Pati
Rengga vs Ki Ageng Kolo PatiWithout showing any surprise at the young man suddenly appearing behind him, Tunjung Manik’s head rolled to the ground while his body was still standing upright.Concerned about the possibility of facing Poncokusumo who possessed the Rawarontek spell, Rega waited until Tunjung Manik’s body collapsed to the ground and confirmed that he was truly dead.Meanwhile, in another place, Rengga saw from about twenty meters away a figure he did not recognize, rampaging and slaughtering the soldiers of the Purareksa kingdom. Around that figure were dozens of men dressed entirely in red, with red headbands tied around their foreheads.Not wanting more casualties on his side, the great Commander of the Jaya Buana kingdom dashed forward to stop the massacre, only to realize the figure was none other than Ki Ageng Kolo Pati.“You’d better choose an opponent worthy of you. Aren’t you ashamed of fighting soldiers far beneath your skill? Let the soldiers fight soldiers. As
Victory Without Celebration
Victory Without Celebration“Yes!” Rengga’s short reply came without even turning his gaze toward Arya. In a fight like this, it was impossible for Rengga to dare shift his focus. Even the slightest lapse could cost him his life.The close-range battle erupted swiftly. Ki Ageng Kolo Pati’s fast movements were met and balanced by Rengga’s.The clash of their two heirloom weapons resounded repeatedly, each impact producing bursts of powerful energy. Ki Ageng Kolo Pati could not afford to relax in this fight. One by one, he unleashed the techniques that had long been his trademark in the martial world.As the weapons clashed again and again, cracks began to form along Ki Ageng Kolo Pati’s beloved sword, fine but spreading. It was only a matter of time before the cracks widened, especially under a heavier blow.After pressing Rengga’s defense continuously, Ki Ageng sensed an opening to land his decisive strike. The old man, founder of the Blood Sword sect, leaped high into the air and swu
Sastra Wijaya’s Frustration
Sastra Wijaya’s Frustration“Now tell me everything you’ve learned, and don’t hide anything!” Sastra Wijaya demanded.“Yes, Leader.” Songgogeni took a deep breath before beginning. “From the information I gathered, it turns out the one responsible for killing Elder Reksapati, Elder Sumoharjo, Elder Sutojoyo, and Elder Mandalasura was a young man.”Sastra Wijaya stared sharply at Songgogeni. There was no sign that his most trusted subordinate was fabricating anything. His mind flashed back to what he had seen in his vision when Mandalasura fought a youth whose face had been obscured.“Could it be the same one?” Sastra Wijaya muttered to himself.“I don’t understand what you mean, Leader,” Songgogeni replied.“Singgih told me Mandalasura is dead as well. He said the killer was also a young man. Could it be that the same youth killed all four of them?” Sastra Wijaya asked.Songgogeni frowned. If the same youth was the culprit, then his skill level was extraordinarily high. Even Mandalasu
Silent Assault
“How is your reconnaissance?” asked Ki Panji Anom, gazing at the two spies kneeling before him.“It seems they intend to block our troops, Leader.”Ki Panji Anom bit his lower lip in thought. If he stuck with the old strategy, the enemy would surely predict it—especially since Arya already knew his plan.“How many of them are there?”“The exact number is unknown, Leader. At least around ten thousand soldiers,” the spy replied.The leader of the Hell Bat Sect sighed heavily. If there were ten thousand soldiers outside the capital, then it was likely that inside the city there were just as many, perhaps even more, guarding the palace. Not to mention the troops who had defeated Nyi Langkir’s forces the day before.“Summon King Ayodya and King Karnakemala!” he ordered one of the spies.“Yes, Leader.” The spy left the tent.Not long after, he returned with King Ayodya and King Karnakemala.“Why have you called us here?” King Ayodya asked, his eyes still heavy with sleep.“You two were slee
The Task of the Special Unit
Rengga and Prime Minister Bayu Aji, who received the report about the silent assault, certainly had not expected it. The bad feeling they had earlier that day was not about Arya and Ratnasari, but about their own troops.The report also stated that not a single soldier had directly witnessed the mass killings.The two prominent figures of the Jaya Buana Kingdom hurried out of the tent and saw with their own eyes the corpses of seven hundred soldiers, almost all with slash wounds across their necks.“It seems the attackers were highly professional, Prime Minister. They could sneak in, kill, and leave unnoticed,” said Rengga after examining several bodies.“Clearly, it was very well-organized,” replied Prime Minister Bayu Aji.“Indeed, Prime Minister. I am convinced the culprits came from a dark sect or an assassin organization.” Rengga crouched again to inspect one of the corpses, hoping to find some clue.A brief explanation: the special unit of the Hell Bat Sect was deliberately form
The Mystery of the Whisper
The Mystery of the WhisperAlthough their numbers were far greater, the darkness made it difficult for the soldiers to fight back. Moreover, the martial skills of each special member of the Hell Bat Sect were far superior to those soldiers.Wiguna did not remain idle. After saving King Damarjaya and taking the ruler of the Purareksa Kingdom away from the battlefield, he returned to assist the soldiers.Without realizing it, the battle had already lasted for more than an hour. The surviving soldiers of the Purareksa Kingdom numbered fewer than five hundred. Meanwhile, the special members of the Hell Bat Sect who had been killed were fewer than twenty, most of whom had fallen to Wiguna.The morning light slowly began to break, giving a little aid to the surviving soldiers. They could put up some resistance, though it could hardly be called significant. Only their strong spirit had allowed them to endure this long.However, the spirit of the Purareksa forces crumbled instantly upon learn
The Aid of Ten Thousand Soldiers
King Dharmalaksana shook his head in wonder. How could his youngest son convince Ratnasari to follow him in turning to the white path? It was exceedingly rare for a warrior of the dark sect to change allegiance. Most of them felt comfortable within the black stream, as it was easier to pursue worldly pleasures without being bound by the unwritten rules of the white path.“The past serves only as a lesson. It doesn’t matter if Ratna was once part of the dark sect. What matters is who she is now,” said King Dharmalaksana. He closed his eyes briefly before turning to Rengga with a question.“What do you think our next move should be, Elder?”“In my analysis, Your Majesty, the silent strike they launched was meant to reduce our numbers. In total, they are fewer than we are, but the presence of Ki Panji Anom on their side gives them an advantage. If they have strength, then we have superiority in numbers. Therefore, we must quickly reinforce the troops on the front lines,” Rengga explained
A Bad Omen
Ki Panji Anom growled in anger as he remembered the betrayal committed by Arya and his niece, Ratnasari. If he ever encountered that young man again, he would show no mercy and kill him brutally.As for Ratnasari, he was convinced that Arya had influenced her. If he could remove Arya’s influence from her mind, he would gladly welcome the Devil’s Goddess back into the dark sect.At midday, when the sun shone fiercely overhead, Arya and Ratnasari finally rejoined the army led by Prime Minister Bayu Aji.The soldiers who saw the arrival of the prince of the Sastrajingga Kingdom quickly took the reins of their horses and tied them to a tree.After observing the condition of the troops, Arya and Ratnasari walked toward the only tent standing there.Prime Minister Bayu Aji rose to his feet when he noticed Arya and Ratnasari’s arrival. Yet, he was slightly puzzled not to see Rengga, who had gone to the Sastrajingga palace the previous night.“Last night Commander Rengga went to the palace af
A Small Mistake with Fatal Consequences
A Small Mistake with Fatal ConsequencesElder Wiyasa and Wiguna understood the complaint that slipped from the lips of King Damarjaya.As the ruler of a kingdom, King Damarjaya was naturally privileged with first-class facilities and services. Moreover, he had almost never trained in martial arts. Even if he possessed some inner energy, it would certainly be very weak.“We cannot stay too long, Your Majesty. The enemy is behind us,” said Wiguna.“Don’t they rest when night falls?” asked King Damarjaya as he turned his gaze to the road the three of them had traveled earlier.“We cannot speculate, Your Majesty. They may have forced themselves to keep moving even through the night. Besides, they already used another plan that managed to deceive the prince’s troops,” Wiguna replied, also turning his gaze in the same direction as the king’s.“You’re right, Wiguna. But with such large numbers, at the very least their movement will be somewhat delayed. So we still have time to rest a little
Arriving Safely
Arriving SafelyFacing seventy elite members had never crossed Wiguna’s and Elder Wiyasa’s minds. But what troubled them both was the question: how could their enemies know and pursue them this far, nearly reaching the capital city?Wiguna, who understood the world of espionage better, suspected a mistake had been made by the three of them. His mind worked, tracing back until it reached the point when they had left behind scraps of rambutan peels.“Damn it! How could I be that careless?” he cursed inwardly. His gaze locked onto dozens of elite members advancing to launch their assault.For Elder Wiyasa, who had reached the level of an unmatched warrior in the mid-stage, fighting twenty or even thirty elite members might still be manageable. But the situation was different for Wiguna. His skills, at the mid-to-late stage of a chosen warrior, were still superior to any individual elite member—but that only applied in one-on-one combat.“Wiguna, scatter their focus so they don’t concentr