The echo of Kael’s sad scream still hung heavily in the damp air when the wooden doors of the room broke apart. Splinters of wood flew everywhere, cutting his face and robes as the heavy storm rushed inside the dark space .
Queen Eleanor stepped inside the messy room, her long silk clothes shining with a strange, suffocating purple light that made the air freeze instantly . Behind her, a dozen heavy executioners marched into the small space, holding their long, sharp spears tightly .
The Queen looked around the room, and her eyes stopped when she saw her daughter bleeding on the cold floor. Princess Seraphina lay there, completely knocked out from the heavy blow Kael had delivered in his rage.
Queen Eleanor rushed to her side, lifting the princess up while looking at her broken nose and the purple bruises covering her face. She looked at Kael, then turned her angry eyes to the guards standing outside, her face twisting into pure madness.
"Look at this monster!" the Queen screamed, pointing her shaking finger directly at Kael’s chest with absolute hatred. "This useless boy has completely lost his mind tonight and attacked the royal family. He just murdered his own mother in cold blood!"
"And when my poor daughter tried to stop him, he launched a treasonous attack on her too!" she shouted, telling a massive lie to everyone present. The guards gasped when they heard her words, their faces turning dark with deep disgust as they looked at the boy .
Kael did not even look up, his mind feeling completely blank and dead after losing his mother so brutally. He held his mother's cold hand, ignoring the lies vibrating through the quiet room as the guards stepped closer to bind him.
"You are lying," Kael whispered, his voice sounding hollow and completely empty of any human feeling. "Your daughter killed my mother with royal poison, and I saw it happen right here in this room."
"Shut your filthy mouth!" Queen Eleanor roared, kicking his shoulder hard with her heavy leather boot. The blow sent Kael sliding across the stone floor, but he did not make a single sound of physical pain as he crawled back toward his mother's bed.
"You are a terrible curse on our royal family," she said, her heavy energy making the air feel thick and hot. "We gave you a home, but you only brought us shame and violence from the moment you arrived. I wanted to destroy you when you were just a little child."
"Our priests said you were a prophesied threat to us, and I should have ended your life thirteen years ago," she hissed. "Today, I will finally erase you from this world, and nobody will care to ask where you went. Get the heavy shackles!"
"We will not take this boy to a public court for a fair trial after what he did," the Queen commanded with an evil smile. "We will end him right here in this dark courtyard. I will open the earth and throw him into the deep hole."
Two large guards grabbed Kael by his hair, pulling him away from the bed with brute force. They locked heavy iron chains around his wrists, completely blocking his physical movements as they dragged him out to the center of the courtyard.
Kael did not fight back, his eyes looking dull as the iron chains clinked loudly against the stones. The Queen walked out into the heavy rain, stomping her foot down with great force. A loud cracking sound filled the air as a massive magic circle appeared right beneath Kael's feet .
The ground split open instantly, creating a scary, bottomless hole that went deep into the dark earth. Cold, dark winds rushed up from the black empty space below, howling like a thousand angry beasts. This was the Abyssal Devouring Rift, a magical chasm .
The dark, volatile currents pulled at Kael's clothes, trying to drag him down into the unending darkness. Kael hung on the very edge of the deep hole, his knees sliding on the wet, muddy stone tiles as the void threatened to swallow him whole.
"This is where you belong, Kael," Queen Eleanor mocked, walking slowly to the edge of the pit. "Jump into the dark, and let the wind erase your name forever from this empire." The guards lifted their heavy boots, preparing to kick his back into the darkness.
Kael clenched his fists, his teeth grinding together in pure, silent rage as he stared at his tormentors. He hated them with every piece of his heart, but he was too weak to break the iron chains. "Push him down now!" the Queen ordered loudly.
Just as the guards were about to kick him, a loud, booming voice shook the entire palace courtyard. "Stop right there!" a woman shouted, her voice sounding like a sudden clap of thunder in the dark night .
A massive wave of golden light exploded across the stone floor, forcing the guards to drop their weapons in shock . The bright light filled the courtyard, making the Queen step back quickly as a tall figure in old silver armor appeared through the rain.
It was Kira, holding a massive iron sword, her eyes burning with a scary, legendary power that made the nobles tremble. Kael looked up through the blood on his face, his heart jumping as he recognized her. "Kira..." he whispered.
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CHPT 108
Kael stated flatly. The massive golden shockwave from his silver marrow continued to push against the palace walls, making the grand pillars shake.The five thousand palace guards dropped their lances in absolute terror, freezing. They looked at the broken metal pieces in their hands, their eyes wide with a very deep fear as they realized they could not win this battle."The brawler has completely destroyed our weapon matrix with his bare skin!" a front-line soldier whimpered bitterly, his legs trembling as he dropped his iron shield onto the floorboards. "We have no tools left to stop his feet!""He just stood there and let our spears pierce his leather coat loops, but his internal fire turned our weapons to scrap metal!" another guard captain screamed in total panic, his hands caking in cold sweat. "Run back right now!""Get away from his shadow before his bone pressure splits our internal channels to pieces!" another fighter yelled out wildly, turning his face toward the exit. They
CHPT 107
Kael did not draw his broadsword, stepping straight past their front weapon line. "Stop him right now, you fools! Do not let his dirty feet touch our sacred stairs!" a look-out captain shrieked frantically from the top balcony rail, his hands shaking as he pointed down at the floorboards. The guard tried to stab him from the back with an iron dagger."I will take your head straight to the master's table, beggar!" the attacker roared out wickedly, driving his weapon with a fast physical speed. Kael executed a fast physical spin, dodging the sudden velocity smoothly."Your metal cannot touch my clothes, friend," Kael said flatly, his yellow eyes becoming small and focused beneath his black hair. He beat the guard to stupor within less than three seconds."His physical speed is too high! I cannot see his shadow!" the fallen soldier whimpered bitterly, his teeth grinding in pure wide-eyed panic as he rolled into the plaster dust. Kael's bare fist crashed straight into the executioner's ir
CHPT 106
Kael casually walked past the silent, shivering advisors, stepped out of the large timber entryway, and guided his black horse down the steep mountain trail. The cold mountain wind blew hard against his tattered leather uniform vest as he left the ruined pavilion behind his back."You took a very long time inside the sect master's deep chambers, Kael," a soft voice called out from the rocky trail path. Princess Aria rode up the path alone, her silver dress torn slightly."Grand Master Kuro was talking about his high-realm medicine boxes and his gold rings," Kael answered back regularly and calmly, his deep voice carrying a steady weight. He did not pull his silver broadsword."The old men inside were too busy crying over their broken tables to offer a real challenge, Aria," Kael answered back regularly and calmly, his deep voice carrying a steady weight as he stopped his horse. "Grand Master Kuro tried to use his bad smoke against my skin, but his metal cooking jars are destroyed, and
CHPT 105
Do not let a single rogue fighter trace your path up the mountain lanes, General!" Jace called out from the fence line, his fingers holding his lance tightly as he watched the horse move. The core women remained in the lower provinces to guard the wells."I will keep the village water stations secure with my local fighters, Kael," Kira shouted back softly, her face serious. Kael did not turn his head, his long steps moving straight into the upper trail."The frontline watchmen have already locked the lower perimeter fences," Kira added, her hand clenching her weapon hilt with a very tight grip. "No palace spy will cross our border lines tonight.""Keep the civilian circles moving fast and do not open your internal channels, Kira," Kael answered back regularly and calmly, his deep voice carrying a steady weight. He guided his black horse past the heavy timber trees, his face perfectly serious as the purple light in the sky grew larger."If the high lords throw another wave of fire spea
CHPT 104
He reached across the jade table layout with a fast, inevitable physical movement, snatching the merchant registry books straight out of the chief master's trembling fingers.The twelve high masters thrashed their crystal scepters in the air but did not dare lift a single weapon, their knees shaking violently as Kael turned his back and walked calmly out of the high pavilion. He stepped down the long mountain pass paths on foot, returning directly to the camp layout near the river bank."All our local fighters have taken up their physical positions along the rocky valley walls, General!" Jace reported proudly, running up the gravel trail with twenty fresh scouts the moment Kael reached the lower camp lanes. Kael sat down on a simple iron crate near the river bank, perfectly calm as he picked up a spare lance head from the grass to check the sharpness of the iron tip with his bare thumb."We have finally cleared every single dirty water jar from the river bank, Kael," Evelyn said softl
CHPT 103
Officer Jace shouted out. "Your words are too loud for a judge with no guards, Vance," Kael said with a sharp, dry smirk, casually flicking a piece of dust off his sleeve."You think you can pass this river bank without our permission, you dirty brawler?!" High Justiciar Vance shrieked frantically, his body shaking violently against his fine horse saddle loops. "I will have my mages reduce your whole line to gray powder right now!""Your mages are already looking at their broken spears, old man," Kael answered back flatly, his yellow eyes becoming small and focused beneath his black hair. Kael walked straight to the center of the wooden bridge planks."They have been screaming behind their shields all morning, and now they have no breath left to lift their lances," Kael added with a regular, steady tone. "They are just wasting their saddle leather on these boards while our people take the road.""Do not let his leather boots touch another piece of timber!" Vance shrieked frantically,
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