The creature Luther had seen earlier wasnt just any other thing, but a Blue Sanin Cobra. Usually, the beast wouldn't be in the same place as the red since it would serve as food for the red, but in this position, it was there. It opened its mouth about to sink its fangs into Darius ' unconscious body. "No!" Luther roared as he pushed himself up with everything he had. Luther didn't waste time sending a wind blast for the blue Cobra, seeing that there was something else about to happen if he didn't move. His blast managed to push the cobra a bit back from Darius as he got his footing with a push he launched for Darius , picking up his body and moving it out of the way before they started the main attack. The blue Cobra let out a mighty shriek, one that went deep into Noah's spine. Filled with fear, he could feel his legs trying to give out as he was trying to break free from the hold. He saw the monster stare at him, its eyes glimmering in the little shine of light in the dungeo

Darius , staring at the monster, knew that there was a good chance that he was about to lose his life, and it wasnt going to be one of the best things that anyone would want to encounter. “Darius , dont let it intimidate you.” He could hear the voice of his doppleganger inside his head, his gaze sharpened on the beast in front of him, and he was ready to make sure that nothing was going to lead to his death. “Alright, dig deep, clear your mind, and let chaos loose.” Darius took one deep breath, and the entire area began shaking, seeing the way from the aura coming from him. His body began emitting an energy so strong, it was able to warp air around them. Hugo, standing from a distance, saw Darius make his appearance; it was clear that there was something going on. “Who is that man there, Simon?” he asked, still keeping his eyes on the battlefield. Simon pulled himself next to Hugo, trying to see if he would get a glimpse of the man standing next to Leah. “Sir, he isn't a reg

The person walked in, his eyes darting around the room as he slowly made his way close to Darius . “Who are you?” Darius asked, his eyes on the man who was standing right in front of him. He couldn't tell much, but he felt the aura coming from the man, and it was clear that something was about to happen. The man paused, looking at Darius , his gaze sharp like a predator trying to intimidate his prey. There was no sign of weakness from the man; it was an unshakable authority. “Leah?!” Darius called out, trying to get up, but he didn't get far. A force, like a burst of gravity, slammed him back on the mattress. “Your sister is outside,” the man said, his tone calm but carved from steel. “She’s speaking with my men. If I were you, I wouldn't move. Things are already tense enough.” Darius calmed down, breathing slowly. He could find ounces of truth in those words. One wrong motion, and the room would end up turning into another battlefield. “I’m not here to hurt you,” the man c

“Now that is unprecedented,” Luke raised a brow. He knew that he had not met with Darius before, yet he was familiar with his name.“I didn't think you would know who I am, now what else do you know ?” Luke tilted his head to look at Darius as he slowly got out of bed to sit correctly. Darius swallowed. He knew that there was no way for him to explain how he already knew Luke’s name, and there were going to be more questions because the way things would escalate wouldn't look nice. But almost immediately, an idea came to him, and he was clear about how he would handle the situation. “I hear it from my little sister Leah a lot, and you said that you were the chairman, so I didn't need to let you say your name out.” Darius was staring at Luke, knowing that there was a good chance that he wasn't going to be able to get him to back down. Luke stared at him. There was something about Darius that intrigued him, and it wasn't his sharp mind or his looks. “You aren't going to be l

Back at the house, Darius told Leah everything she needed to know. From the way he had activated some kind of latent power locked within him.​Leah knew her brother wasnt one to make up a story like that, and for him to say that he didnt know how he got the powers, but the only thing he had been getting were flashes of it, and from the looks of things, it had been hard for him to control the way it kept coming out.​“So it isn't light-based?” she asked, her memory of him using a power that looked like a bright light to protect her from the monster years ago.“No,” Darius shook his head slowly. He looked at the tattoo on his hand, sensing that more surprises awaited him.​“For now, I don't have the slightest idea what kind of power it is, but if it were a fragment of light, then we would have been able to know.”​Darius was staring at his hand, knowing that there wasn't a thing he could tell anyone about the powers growing within him.​Leah didnt repeat anything about the power. It