When Norman was in the police station, a black Mercedes-Benz pulled up smoothly in front of The Grand Heavens, Valkoria’s most prestigious hotel.
Known for its unmatched luxury, it was a place where only the wealthiest elites could even think about reserving a room. Tonight, however, Lana, her father Lucas, and her new boyfriend, Henry, were here to celebrate their recent success. As they stepped out, Lana tightened her grip on Henry’s arm, proudly presenting him to her father. Henry, dressed impeccably in a custom-fitted suit, looked every bit the part of a wealthy young man from Capital City. As they stepped into the lobby of The Grand Heavens, Mr. Divine, the hotel manager, approached them quickly, a wide smile breaking his typically stoic face. “Mayor Lucas, Miss Lana,” he greeted warmly. “It’s a pleasure to welcome you here. We’ve made arrangements for you in our finest suite.” Lana raised a brow, surprised. Divine had barely acknowledged her the last time she was here, and now he was practically rolling out the red carpet. “The finest suite? Would there be a reservation for the emerald room?” Lana asked. The Emerald room was the most expensive suite in Grand heavens. A single minute spent in the emerald room is equivalent to $10,000. “If that is what you want, certainly it would be available, Miss Lana. And you don't have to pay for anything, along with the meals.” Divine said, maintaining the smile. “What?” Lana was shocked. Just last month, she had tried to book the room, but it was too expensive. She even tried to use her father's influence as the Mayor to request a discount but Divine dismissed her. And now he was offering it to her for free? Lana’s delight was palpable. "I can’t believe it! Mr. Divine must recognize the Havord name," she whispered to her father, casting a proud look at Henry, who nodded modestly, acting like he was used to such treatment. “Follow me,” Divine said, leading them to the grand staircase that ascended to the upper suites. As they reached the Emerald Room, Divine pushed open the doors, revealing an opulent space bathed in deep emerald greens and shimmering blacks. A stunning chandelier sparkled above, casting a soft glow over the velvet furnishings and polished glass tables. Lana’s face lit up, clearly thrilled. “This is incredible!” she exclaimed, taking in the grandeur around them. She looked over at Henry, a satisfied smile curving her lips. “I knew I made the right decision, choosing you over that loser. Just imagine, the manager didn't charge us a dime, all because you were with us.” Lucas clasped Henry’s shoulder proudly. "The Havord influence is something remarkable. I'm glad to know our families will be connected soon." Henry, who doesn't know what was happening, also assumed it was because of him the manger decided to treat them nicely and compliment their meals. After all the Havords are very popular. "Indeed," Henry replied, straightening. "And once I’m officially part of the family, I’ll ensure we bring Capital City’s business opportunities to Valkoria.” “That's so nice of you, thank you for thinking about our city.” Right after they settled down, the door was suddenly kicked open, as deputy Mayor Harris walked in, his expression unfriendly. “Harris? What are you doing here?” Lucas was puzzled. Harris looked directly at Lucas, his tone firm. "Mayor, I need an explanation. Why was Mr. Norman arrested?" Lucas and Lana stared at each other in surprise, how did he find out so soon? Lucas adjusted his shoulder and replied. “Norman was arrested for embezzlement and bribery!” He said firmly. Harris snorted at the statement coming out from Lucas. Being close to Norman for the past two years in his office, he had witnessed how genuine Norman was. He had also joined Norman in a battle once, and witnessed how Norman defended Valkoria with his life. Multiple times Norman had given out his own salary to orphanages, he'd shown no interest in wealth. If there was one thing in the world that would be regarded as Impossible —it was Norman being accused of corruption. “Mayor, how can you say such a thing? Do you have evidence to back up your accusations?” Harris demanded. The room was quiet, he then shifted his gaze to Lana, “Miss Lana, you were the one who brought the police to his office and accused him of embezzlement. Can you show me your proof?” “W-well…I —” Lana stammered, she clearly didn't have any evidence.
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Druid forged on, his feet aching and his body weary. He had been walking for days, braving the harsh weather conditions that seemed to plague the land. The scorching sun beat down on him during the day, relentless in its intensity, while at night, the cold winds howled through the barren landscape, cutting through his clothes like a knife.Despite the challenges, Druid persevered, driven by his determination to reach the Well of Purity. He had to know the truth about his past, and he was willing to endure whatever hardships lay in his path.“I won't give up, I won't…” As he walked, the terrain shifted and changed, from dusty plains to rocky hills and dense forests. Druids navigated each landscape with caution, ever vigilant for any signs of danger. He had heard stories of the creatures that roamed these lands, and he didn't want to become their next victim.But despite the difficulties, Druid found moments of beauty in the harsh landscape. The sunsets were breathtaking, painting the
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Druid jolted awake, his heart racing and his breathing increased. The familiar nightmare still lingered in his mind, the images of flames and a red-haired woman running, etched vividly in his memory. He rubbed his temples, trying to shake off the lingering sense of unease.As he sat up in bed, his hands grasped the edge of the mattress, his expression puzzled. He seemed lost in thought, his mind consumed by the fragments of the nightmare. The recurring dreams had been plaguing him for a while now, and he couldn't shake off the feeling that they were trying to tell him something.Druid took a deep breath, trying to calm his racing thoughts. He didn't want to dwell on the nightmares, but they seemed to be haunting him, refusing to let him go. He needed to clear his mind, focus on the present, and work through his problems one step at a time.With a determined look, Druid swung his legs over the side of the bed, planting his feet firmly on the ground. He would face whatever challenges la
Chapter 145
Princess Dahlia's anger was palpable as she slammed her fist on the table, the sound echoing through the grand hall of Valkoria's castle. Her face was set in a determined expression, her eyes blazing with intensity. "Why didn't you answer my call for help?" she demanded, her voice firm and commanding.The silence that followed was oppressive, the advisors and nobles gathered before her exchanging uneasy glances. They seemed reluctant to meet her gaze, and Princess Dahlia's frustration grew. "I sent a message to you all, asking for their aid against the monsters," she continued, her voice rising. "Why did they not respond?"The silence persisted, and Princess Dahlia's anger turned to suspicion. She leaned forward, her eyes narrowing. "What do you know?" she asked, her voice low and menacing. "Tell me the truth. What happened?"Princess Dahlia's anger boiled over as her uncle's words cut deep. "I ordered them not to lend any help to you," he had said, his tone dripping with malice. She
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The battle was intense, and Druid didn't know what else to do. He was no match for the Bling Serpent' strength, and he was tossed, battered, and hit around like a rag doll. He stumbled and fell, his vision blurring from the impact. Despite his best efforts, Druid couldn't seem to land a decisive blow. The serpent's scales were too hard, its coils too powerful. He was starting to feel hopeless, his body screaming in pain from the relentless assault.He fell to the ground, coughing blood, his eyes already wanting to close. The Bling Serpent loomed over him, its eyes burning with an otherworldly intensity. Druid knew he was running out of time. He could feel the serpent's hot breath on his skin, and its coils were tightening around him, squeezing the life out of him.But he refused to give up. With a surge of adrenaline, he forced himself to focus. He studied the creature's movements, looking for any weakness. He noticed that the serpent's coils seemed to be slightly slower on its left s
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Druid's ears perked up as he overheard the elders discussing another beast. He was stunned, and his mind began to whirl with questions. What kind of beast? Where was it? Why were they talking about it? He wanted to know more, but he waited patiently for them to finish their conversation.As soon as they dispersed, Druid made his way to the leader who had healed him. He knocked on the door frame, and when the leader looked up, Druid greeted him with a nod. "Good evening," he said, his voice respectful. The leader smiled, and beckoned Druid to enter. "Ah, Druid, good evening to you as well. I see you're feeling better. Please, come in and sit down."Druid entered the room, his eyes taking in the simple but elegant decor. He sat down in the chair offered to him, and looked at the leader expectantly. "I couldn't help but overhear your conversation about another beast," he said, getting straight to the point. "Can you tell me more about it?" The leader's expression turned serious, and he n
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I slowly opened my eyes, wincing as the soft light of the candles danced across my vision. The gentle flicker of the flames seemed to pulse with a life of its own, casting eerie shadows on the walls around me. My brows furrowed in confusion as I took in my surroundings, my mind foggy and disoriented. "Where am I?" I asked and tried to adjust my eyes to the darkness. I didn't even know what else to say at this point. I tried to adjust my eyes to the lighting, and that's when I noticed the people sitting around me, their faces illuminated by the soft glow of the candles."Who are you?" I immediately asked, my eyes swaying over to one of them as I tried to sit up, but it was obvious that I was in pain so I couldn't. One of them, a man with a kind face and gentle eyes, leaned forward and asked, "How are you feeling?" His voice was soft and soothing, like a warm tool that made me relax. He held a small herb in his hand, its aroma going up to my nostrils, and his eyes were fixed intently
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