"Push harder with that, you malformed viscachas!" Meloc shouted at the Vichus, who were pushing a massive load covered by a large blanket. Meanwhile, Ribras observed the area attentively, his analytical eyes scanning every detail of the terrain."Master, how much longer?" Troba asked, her voice laced with impatience as she glanced toward Tejod. However, he didn’t even spare her a glance."Calm down, Troba. He’s always like that, especially with women," Tertrol commented from atop his horse, adjusting his cloak with an air of nonchalance."What a troglodyte and outdated fool," Troba muttered under her breath, inspecting her nails with feigned indifference while being carried in a palanquin by six soldiers of her order."Yes, my lady! We serve you!" the soldiers responded in unison, bowing their heads slightly in a gesture of absolute obedience."According to my calculations, we’ll arrive very soon thanks to these network systems I’ve created. It will be a great help, my dear R.U.B.Y.,

The letter stated that time was running out, and their forces were being decimated by the enemy. Ged didn’t know if he would survive the situation and, as his final wish, asked that they take care of his little Toco-Toco.Golden read the letter carefully, his golden eyes blazing with restrained fury. His jaw tightened, and without a word, he decided to act immediately. Before heading to the battlefield, he gave Toco-Toco a clear order: "Stay in the castle. Do not leave under any circumstances."The young cat nodded, though his ears trembled slightly with worry. Golden didn’t wait another moment and bolted toward the front, moving so fast that he appeared as a golden flash streaking across the horizon.Upon arriving at the battlefield, what he saw filled him with both rage and sorrow. His soldiers, the brave animals of Avocios’s army, lay dying on the ground, covered in wounds and blood. At the sight of him, some weakly lifted their heads, murmuring in barely audible voices: "It’s him!

"Well, these monsters really gave you a beating, Golden. Can you still stand?" said Maggus as he arrived on the scene, his voice brimming with confidence while releasing a powerful surge that forced the beasts to retreat with an earsplitting roar.Golden, still gasping for air, clenched his teeth and forced himself to his feet, though his legs trembled slightly. "Of course I could. You know who you’re talking to: Avocios’s right hand!" he replied proudly, though his ragged breathing betrayed how close he had come to succumbing."And you… what are you doing here? Where are the others?" asked Golden, glancing around in search of reinforcements.Maggus let out a brief but determined laugh. "The others? No, they’re not coming. I’m all the cavalry you need. Just you and me… like old times. We’ll finish these beasts."Golden frowned, suspicion creeping into his expression. "Well, about that… It’s better if you head back to the castle."Before Golden could react, Maggus fixed him with a stea

"Thus, as you can see, once I was defeated and captured, I sent Silver to deliver the new scepter," Avocios began, his voice calm but heavy with melancholy. "As you know, Avocadolia is very far away, and by the time he arrived there, it was nearly the time when Paltio was about to be born, after many failed attempts by his parents to have an heir."Avocios paused briefly, as if carefully choosing his words before continuing."When the boy was born, unfortunately, he came into the world lifeless… or perhaps clinging on with little chance of survival. His faint heartbeats were barely a whisper, as if he were desperately fighting to stay, but fate seemed to have decided otherwise. His parents were devastated; they had lost a child without ever getting to know him, and he would never have the chance to experience the world that awaited him."But they did not give up. Rodelos possessed the collar with the wish-granting sphere that I had gifted to Maggus. And, by a twist of fate, they decid

"How good it turned out that young man, Chiro," said Golden as he floated alongside the other guardians in the air, thanks to Meliradal's powers."Yes, he was very cooperative. I hope his dreams can come true," responded Kilibur in a reflective tone, observing the young man from above.Images of what had transpired still resonated in the minds of the five. They remembered how Chiro had looked at them with faith in his eyes, hopeful for a better future."Well then, if I tell you… will you help? Will you help make the world free, happy, and illuminated again?" Chiro had said, his voice filled with determination."Of course," Kilibur had replied calmly, his gaze warm but firm. "After all, you’re not an evil being. That means that even in darkness, there is goodness."Chiro, resolute, insisted:"Then let me go with you."But Krasper shook his head, crossing his arms."You can’t come with us. I can only teleport the guardians with my power. You’d be a burden and slow us down."Silver quick