ELARION : The Echo Breaker

CHAPTER 41: Dead Zone

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• CHAPTER 47: The Shogun

  The air in the Cloud Pagoda was as thin as a razor blade.The smell of ancient incense made of pine resin flooded the lungs, feeling heavy and suffocating. The light of the oil lanterns hanging from the ceiling flickered restlessly. The pale orange glow reflected on the gold layers of the giant mahogany pillars.The shadows of the kneeling samurai stretched across the wooden floor, looking like a row of silent black tombstones, waiting to be awakened.Silence.Only the sound of the mountain wind whistling sharply through the gaps of the pagoda roof, as if trying to pierce the thick wooden walls.Hundreds of samurai knelt along the Golden Hall in a perfect seiza position. They breathed in the same rhythm, one unison breath that sounded like the crash of static waves in the distance.Their hands stopped exactly one inch above the cold gleaming katana hilts.The giant sliding doors opened with a soft hiss.Arok stepped inside, followed by Ganda, Sora, and Elara. The hall was incredibly v

• CHAPTER 46: Parade of Heroes

  The sharp smell of rotten roots and sulfur flooded the Kaijin military preparation room.Ganda's right arm rested on a teak wood support. The military physician had forced new flesh to grow covering the destroyed nerves using boiling herbal liquid.The arm was now covered in dense black scar tissue that throbbed slowly. Its shape resembled a block of charcoal wood.Sora stood behind Ganda. His hands pulled the leather straps holding together the golden O-yoroi armor chest plate. The pull was precise and stiff.Ganda held his breath. The cold iron of the traditional armor pressed hard against his new skin which was still very sensitive.Sora suddenly stopped his hand movements. He grimaced softly. His hands let go of the armor straps and slipped beneath the collar of his own uniform.Sora adjusted the tie of the rough sarashi wrapped tightly around his chest. The friction of the thick cloth scratched abrasions that had not dried due to non-stop wear.Ganda saw that movement through the

• CHAPTER 46: Parade of Ash

  The sharp smell of rotten roots and sulfur flooded the Kaijin military preparation room.Ganda's right arm rested on a teak wood support. The military physician had forced new flesh to grow covering the destroyed nerves using boiling herbal liquid. The arm was now covered in dense black scar tissue that throbbed slowly. Its shape resembled a block of charcoal wood.Sora stood behind Ganda. His hands pulled the leather straps holding together the golden O-yoroi armor chest plate. The pull was precise and stiff.Ganda held his breath. The cold iron of the traditional armor pressed hard against his new skin which was still very sensitive.Sora suddenly stopped his hand movements. He grimaced softly. His hands let go of the armor straps and slipped beneath the collar of his own uniform. Sora adjusted the tie of the rough sarashi wrapped tightly around his chest. The friction of the thick cloth scratched abrasions that had not dried due to non-stop wear.Ganda saw that movement through the

• CHAPTER 45: The Return of the Iron Chain

  The military medical tent smelled of carbolic acid and dried blood.The light of the oil lamp shone sharply from the tarpaulin ceiling. The lamp created stiff shadows in every corner of the room.Outside the tent, the Eastern Canyon night was far from quiet. The cheers of the Kaijin troops were heard responding to each other piercing the tarpaulin canvas.The clinking sound of metal cups rang loud. The march of boots paraded celebrating victory. Imperial war songs echoed throughout the valley.They were celebrating the destruction of the Ruzkai.They were hailing the name of the Hero of the Iron Dam.In contrast to the celebration outside, the silence inside this medical tent was incredibly choking.Ganda lay on a steel table whose edges were beginning to rust. Thick leather belts locked his chest, waist, and left leg to the cold metal surface.His right arm was destroyed.Thick white bandages wrapped the base of his shoulder. Black blood seeped slowly through the cloth layers, fallin

• CHAPTER 44: Voiceless

  The thin smile on Arok's face vanished as quickly as it appeared. The General's expression froze once again. He stepped forward through the remaining spore fog. The mud of the Eastern Canyon made a wet sound beneath his black combat boots, stepping on the remnants of decay without hesitation.

  CHAPTER 43: A Promise Revoked

  The bloody limestone shot cleaving the air of the Eastern Canyon. Not toward the temple. Ganda shifted his shoulder at the last millisecond.

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