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Green fields and vengeful shadows
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Gelly strapped her two short poles, each sharpened to a drill like point, and wore the face of a fighter.

"Gelly, stop this nonsense. Do you really think you can just leave like that?" Shuri spoke, half angry, half worried.

"What's left to fear?" Gelly hissed, her words cutting deep. "Just two hours ago you saw Portos rise from the dead. And whatever was in him was as evil and twisted as what possessed the king." She spoke loudly, not mincing a single word.

Shuri, Fabien, and Ulon all shivered at the thought of the king overhearing this, quickly gesturing for her to lower her voice.

She walked over to Rios, sliding her hand into his. "I'll get them. They'll both pay." Tears fell from her eyes, dripping onto Rios's body.

"Okay, even if you were going," Shuri argued, "do you know where they went? Or even how powerful they must be to have beaten Rios?"

Gelly slipped her hand from Rios's. "The guards in the watchtower near the gate already pointed out their direction. And the boy with Sor
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  • Green fields and vengeful shadows

    Gelly strapped her two short poles, each sharpened to a drill like point, and wore the face of a fighter."Gelly, stop this nonsense. Do you really think you can just leave like that?" Shuri spoke, half angry, half worried."What's left to fear?" Gelly hissed, her words cutting deep. "Just two hours ago you saw Portos rise from the dead. And whatever was in him was as evil and twisted as what possessed the king." She spoke loudly, not mincing a single word.Shuri, Fabien, and Ulon all shivered at the thought of the king overhearing this, quickly gesturing for her to lower her voice.She walked over to Rios, sliding her hand into his. "I'll get them. They'll both pay." Tears fell from her eyes, dripping onto Rios's body."Okay, even if you were going," Shuri argued, "do you know where they went? Or even how powerful they must be to have beaten Rios?"Gelly slipped her hand from Rios's. "The guards in the watchtower near the gate already pointed out their direction. And the boy with Sor

  • Echoes of the dead, laughters of the living

    An old man walked slowly toward the gate, breath rasping, his cane striking the ground in steady rhythm, koink, koink, koink.The terrain was jagged, scarred by the battle between Nox, Soren, and Rios, leader of the Ten Thousand.An aroma thick with Iora pulled him closer, a heartbeat faint and fading. His wrinkled eyelids barely opened, but he followed the dim glow of Iora that pulsed like a dying ember.He stumbled to a gruesome sight. A young man, Portos, the first victim of the king's cruel judgment. Half his face was pulp, golden hair matted with blood. His abdomen torn open, organs spilling out, yet clinging desperately to life.The floor was painted with the blood of young men who had died from the King's merciless slaughter.The old man dropped his cane with a clatter. His hand trembled as he reached for the youth's cheek. A dark light erupted, piercing the night.The old man collapsed, lifeless.Portos's body convulsed violently, flesh knitting, bones realigning, his face reg

  • Gathering of shadows

    The king strolled back into the castle, opening every door himself. All the guards and servants had fled except Ten Thousand, still cradling their bloodied commander.Then came Shuri. Six feet tall, blonde hair catching the fading sunlight, her tight brown top hugged her chest, and a short skirt traced the curve of her hips and thighs. Every step she took radiated power, anger, and a magnetic intensity that drew the eye. Her aura was so heavy even battle hardened soldiers noticed. Her eyes blazed, fists clenched, chest rising and falling with each controlled breath.A tired doctor, packing his heavy bag, glanced at them. "He'll live, but don't expect a quick recovery, not even from someone like him," he muttered, hinting at their abnormal powers.Shuri slammed a fist into the ground. The tremor rattled the castle, sending ornaments clanging. "Who could've done this?" she demanded, her voice echoing, more question than plea.A bulky man stepped forward, shielding Rios from the gold orn

  • Sound of defiance

    The king walked toward Nox and Soren with an authority so heavy it seemed the very earth bent to his will, a magnitude of evil Nox could not comprehend.Nox lay on the ground paralyzed, Soren shifted back a few feet trembling. He couldn't sense Iora like Nox could, yet even he felt crushed by the aura pressing down on them.Each step the king took made Nox's heart pound harder, he finally understood why Raizen had once told him: if you see one, flee.Moments ago the Iora from the binding ring had made him feel unstoppable, now that strength melted away under the weight of this presence.Ten feet away, Nox's body refused to move, his mind blank. He cursed silently, think damn it think!, but no thoughts came.Then a spear slipped from a soldier's hand and clattered against the stone. The sound shattered the silence, halting even the king's steps.Another breath broke the stillness, from the ranks of the marching army a young soldier ran forward.Blonde hair, soft pink lips, a face delic

  • Chorus of death at the demon King's gate

    Soren stood almost six feet behind Nox. Rios stood ten feet in front of Nox, sword resting casually at his side.Soren's face wasn't just plastered with fear, there was anger too, but his body refused to move. His eyes locked on Rios, burning with vengeance.Nox didn't understand that look. He hadn't seen Soren like this before, but then again, he'd only known him for a day.He remembered Soren saying every member of Ten Thousand had an ability. The plan wasn't supposed to include meeting one of them, much less fighting, and he cursed himself.He glanced back. Soren was breathing heavily, too consumed with rage to talk.The street stretched wide, paved neatly from end to end, enough for ten carriages to ride through. Houses rose tall and elegant, walls of brick, tiled roofs glinting faintly. The colors matched the massive fortress walls.Cramped buildings lined either side, with narrow walkways between them. If we make it there, maybe we can lose him in the alleys, Nox thought. He did

  • Collision of light

    Nox woke up to a pounding headache."I've been passing out a lot and waking up in strange places, haven't I?" he muttered with a smirk. "So, where am I this time?"A gentle warmth kept him cozy. He shifted, and his head throbbed with every movement. The forest's insects chirped as usual, but the sound seemed distant and muffled.Across the fire, someone was speaking, but Nox couldn't make out the words. His body felt strange, unbalanced, his head spinning.It was the self-proclaimed prince from earlier.A calm wave of Iora radiated from him, pure and nothing like the twisted energy of the Dreknar. Nox recalled Raizen's warning about staying away from Iora wielders, though he still didn't understand it. Instinct told him he was safe.The boy rubbed mud on his hands and pressed them against his ears. Instantly, the ringing and pounding eased."I think the mud helps. When that monster screeches, this calms it," Nox realized.He cleared the mud, focused Iora into his hands, and touched hi

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