All Chapters of Oyi ga'aje (son of the soil): Chapter 41
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What's all this commotion?
The Ekandu’s voice cut through the mayhem, his eyes gleaming with malevolent intent. “Humanity’s decay is palpable. Let us end their suffering”. with a fluid motion, he laept from the rooftop, his landing loud like a roar. As the warring crowd turned to face him, a voice rang out, “Who the fuck are you?” The Blinding storm’s smile was a cold, calculated thing. “You’re about to find out”. Ekandu struck a pose, his body tense with malevolent energy. As he unleashed his Dark magic, crimson clouds swirled around him, casting an eerie glow over the chaotic scene. His smile was a twisted, evil grin. “I’ll meet you all in hell”, he taunted, his voice dripping with malice. With a sweeping gesture, he extended his arms, and a ferocious whirlwind erupted from his body, hurtling towards the crowd like a vortex of death. The people were flung through the air, crashing into the bar’s windows and veranda, shattering glass and splintering wood. Panic erupted inside the bar as patrons stumbled
Agaba Vs Adejor.
"Do you have to?" Agaba's mum asked through tears. That was when Agaba truly felt the weight of the situation. The emotions he had been holding back came crashing down on him. The moment his father saw the news, he immediately went inside to change into his uniform so he could report back to work. His mother desperately tried to stop him. "Agaba, you're here." He turned to his wife. "Babe, I'll come home after the commotion is over. Right now, I have to return to work," Ochekawo said. "Why must you go? What if you die? I don't want to lose you. So many women have become widows today. Please don't go," Agaba's mum cried. Ochekawo gently held her hands and kissed her forehead. "I have to go. People's lives are precious. I promise you, if things go bad, I'll use my powers. Remember, we'll be together forever. Take care of Agaba while I'm gone." He picked up his cap and walked out. Agaba remained frozen. His eyes stayed fixed on the television while his mother sat speechless besid