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• THE PROTECTORS

  Noah, Kinsley, Ragmus, Camellia, Lilia, Kylie, Hawk, Ryn, Mike, Tracy, Dah, Redrick, Esther, and Benjamin found the five men’s skills incredible the moment Ramsay began fighting them. They watched in awe as the five men moved with impossible precision the moment Ramsay began to fight them.Their coordination was terrifying. Every strike, every movement flowed like one mind controlling five bodies. Even among them, none had ever seen such mastery.They exchanged uneasy glances as they wondered if Ramsay could truly handle such skillful opponents—five at once—but they chose to trust in him. After all, Ramsay was the most skilled among them when it came to martial arts and swordsmanship. He had faced countless challenges and always adapted, ready for any opponent. That was what made him extraordinary.Even though they saw that Ramsay was struggling to hold his ground against the five men attacking in perfect coordination, they still believed in his strength. Yes, he was forced to stay de

• GETTING THE LIGHT CRYSTAL

  Hearing the fact that they might be killed by whatever was protecting the crystal if they tried to go forward made everyone step back. Yet, all eyes gradually turned toward Ramsay, and he couldn’t help but notice the unspoken words on their faces — the expectation, the silent urging.Ramsay frowned, trying to read them. Their expressions spoke louder than any words could. It was clear they were hoping he would move forward. His voice broke the silence, tinged with disbelief and frustration, “You should tell me it is not what I am thinking.”“And what is it that you are thinking?” Lilia asked Ramsay, her voice cautious but curious.“That you are all asking me to go forward, like you are all asking me to go and die", Ramsay said bluntly.Noah frowned, saying to Ramsay, “We said nothing like that, Ramsay.”“You all don’t need to say it. Your faces say it all — just like you are staring at me right now", Ramsay snapped, his gaze sweeping over them.“Or what you’re thinking. We are only lo

• THE LIGHT CRYSTAL

  The group could not return to sleep after seeing Ethusa leave, so they all gathered in Esther’s room. That was where the questions began — how Noah had returned to being human, why Ethusa had left, and what they meant by she had gained freedom. Esther was the one who explained, since Noah had seemed distant ever since Ethusa’s departure. He had been lost in thought, barely responding when spoken to. There was a part of him that still didn’t want to let Ethusa go, even though he had already returned to being human.It wasn’t the power that came with the dragon gene that made Noah sad — it was Ethusa herself. While the dragon gene was within him, he could feel her. He could sense her emotions, her heartbeat, her pain, and her strength. Ethusa had become a part of him — his other half.But now that he had returned the dragon gene, that half of him was gone. The connection had been severed, and all he could feel was emptiness. The silence in his soul was unbearable.Noah couldn’t even br

• FREEDOM II

  Noah found himself caught in the storm of two paths, both carrying consequences that weighed heavily on his soul. To remain as he was now—a human dragon—meant embracing a form of immense power that had already saved lives. Noah had seen with his own eyes what that power could do. It had turned the tide against the Syrics, burned through enemies like a storm of vengeance, and stood as a shield when his family would have otherwise fallen. That made it almost impossible to imagine letting it go.Yet, the cost of holding on was just as heavy. The claws, the scales, the wings—they were not temporary anymore. They were who he had become. Remaining this way meant that he could no longer take a human form. The thought gnawed at him like a wound that would never heal. No legacy, no family, no chance of walking among men without fear or rejection. He would become something apart, something other. And in his heart, he doubted that Ramsay, Redrick, Kinsley, or even the others could truly want h

• FREEDOM

  Noah found himself caught in the storm of two paths, both carrying consequences that weighed heavily on his soul. To remain as he was now—a human dragon—meant embracing a form of immense power that had already saved lives. Noah had seen with his own eyes what that power could do. It had turned the tide against the Syrics, burned through enemies like a storm of vengeance, and stood as a shield when his family would have otherwise fallen. That made it almost impossible to imagine letting it go.Yet, the cost of holding on was just as heavy. The claws, the scales, the wings—they were not temporary anymore. They were who he had become. Remaining this way meant that he could no longer take a human form. The thought gnawed at him like a wound that would never heal. No legacy, no family, no chance of walking among men without fear or rejection. He would become something apart, something other. And in his heart, he doubted that Ramsay, Redrick, Kinsley, or even the others could truly want h

• FOR THE MOMENT

  Ramsay, Esther, Redrick, Kylie, Kinsley, Ryn, Benjamin, Lilia, Hawk, Camelia, Tracy, Noah, Mike, and Ragmus spent the entire day exploring the vast castle under Dah’s guidance.Step by step, he led them through towering halls of stone and crystal, into chambers where murals of past battles told the legacy of many Great Kings, and across training grounds where the Light Army drilled in perfect formation.The clash of blades and the sound of synchronized steps echoed sharply, each movement precise, almost mechanical in its discipline. In the courtyards, they saw soldiers repairing ancient walls and tending to radiant gardens whose blossoms glowed faintly under the sun. The air felt alive with order, with loyalty, with something far greater than themselves.Ramsay couldn’t resist testing the power of the luminous ring upon his finger. With a simple thought, he ordered a group of soldiers to halt in the middle of their drills. Instantly, they froze. At another thought, he bade them resume