Ren observed the mana flow within Rhys's body and although he did not let any emotion appear on his face, he was secretly impressed by Rhys's post awakening mana flow.
It was unregulated and flowing haphazardly through his body, however, the flow seemed smooth and his body seemed naturally attuned to circulating mana which was rare in new awakeners.
"So, guildmaster, did you find any clues regarding my sister?" Rhys asked, as he looked towards Ren with hopeful eyes, however, Ren only grit his teeth and remained silent.
"To be honest Rhys, we have no credible leads.
Our top investigator Bo suspects that it's the work of Olympus agents, but we're not sure.
I've been personally looking for any clues that could help us find her for the past 20 hours, but it's a complete ghost job.
We have no hot trails.
We have no information about her condition.
We have no information on what the enemy wants from her.
The guild information agents have been notified within the tower and are actively trying to dig up information regarding this hit, however, it will take time….." Ren said begrudgingly as Rhys felt his hope being crushed.
"I will not leave any leaf unturned in my commitment to find her and even if we have to enter into a war with another tower faction over her. I will not hesitate.
We here at the White Tiger guild have a motto we live by, It's one for all and all for one'
Since Violet is one of us, we will never let her be harmed." Ren said as he expressed his genuine desire to locate and save Violet at any cost necessary.
"I understand guildmaster….. thank you for all your efforts." Rhys said with a deflated voice as he understood just how much Ren was doing for Violet, however, he was sad that it bore no tangible results.
"In your sister's absence, I feel responsible towards your upbringing and I'm putting Emma in-charge of you.
If I understand correctly, you still have to finish your normal high school which lasts till this March and only then shall you be allowed to enter the tower as per the association laws.
Am I right?" Ren asked as Rhys nodded in response.
Although he had been selected as a Ascender, according to association laws, nobody was granted a Ascenders permit without having at least a high school degree and hence it was mandatory for Rhys to finish school which ended in March.
"It's just three months, finish school and get your license, depending on what field you're talented in, the guild will then help you select an appropriate university within the tower.
Although we can't replace your sister, think of this guild as your extended family while she's not around.
We will be here for you." Ren said as Rhys felt moved by his words.
How could a man of his stature, who was so strong, also be so calm, reasonable and compassionate?
Rhys did not understand why teen girls fawned all over Ren in his school before, however, he understood why they did now.
Ren was just so charismatic that anyone would have a crush on him and today Rhys became a fanboy as well.
"Thank you guildmaster, I really appreciate your support.
If I can in any way help out with the investigation or anything else in general, please let me know." Rhys said as Ren nodded his head in approval.
Ren was glad that Rhys did not make unreasonable demands such as being put on the investigation team himself or throw a tantrum at the lack of progress.
He fully expected a guy his age to behave immaturely, but Rhys handled it really well.
As Rhys left the guildmaster cabin, he saw Lloyd loitering right outside, as once he saw Rhys he signaled him to come closer.
"What did the guildmaster say? Was there any progress in the investigation?"Lloyd asked in a hushed voice as he put his arm around Rhys's shoulder, however, Rhys felt really awkward as to why Lloyd was asking him this question when he was a part of the investigation unit himself.
"Nothing much" Rhys replied as at that moment Emma walked into the hall prompting Lloyd to release him.
"Take care boy. If you need anything, always know that Uncle Lloyd is here for you-"he said loudly as he patted twice on Rhys's back before nodding towards Emma and walking away.
Emma squinted her eyes monitoring the exchange but said nothing.
"Miss Emma, guildmaster told me that you will be taking care of me, I have no clue what that's supposed to mean" Rhys said when he saw Emma as the secretory let out a deep sigh.
"Rhys, don't ever tell anyone what the guildmaster tells you okay? Especially nothing about the case of your sister.
Just consider this topic to be sensitive and not to be discussed in public.
Also yes, I've been given additional duty of being your caretaker and I must warn you I'm a very disciplined aunt.
You will be temporarily living with me until your school ends and I will not let you slack off.
Whether it's studies, nutrition, sleep or fitness, I will expect you to perform adequately, you understand?" Emma said as she sternly looked towards Rhys.
"I understand…." Rhys replied as although he had a thousand different questions, he did not voice them at the moment since he did not wish to be an annoyance.
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Early the next morning, Varyn left Goruk-Tor by himself and headed toward the neighboring village. He had spent most of the previous night thinking about his father’s words, and by dawn, he had already made up his mind. If the snake in the lake was truly responsible for the growing conflict between the two villages, then killing it could solve more than one problem at once.According to what Varyn had learned, the creature was only a Tier 3 beast. On dry land, it would not have been particularly dangerous to someone of his current strength. The problem was that the snake had made its home inside the lake. Most Orcs were poor swimmers and had little experience fighting underwater, so the creature’s natural advantage had turned what should have been a manageable threat into a serious problem.Varyn, however, had no intention of letting that stop him.He wanted to help both villages. Goruk-Tor was his home, but the Orcs of Tramak-Tor were not his enemies either. Their desperate attempts
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Only after Varyn stepped into his father’s hut did he finally get a moment of peace. The noise from the villagers outside became distant, allowing him to relax, but his eyes immediately began searching the familiar room.He was looking for his mother.“Your mother is not here, Varyn… She’s challenging floor 35 as we speak. I don’t think you shall be able to meet her unless you plan on staying a few days,” Chief Caryn explained, noticing his son’s disappointment.“Oh…” Varyn replied, unable to hide the sadness in his voice. He had been looking forward to seeing his mother, and the thought of missing her after being away for more than a year left him disappointed.“Don’t be too sad! You can still spend time with your old man… ain’t I enough?” Chief Caryn asked with a teasing smile.Varyn laughed.“Of course you are enough, old man. I’m not sad…”The lie was obvious, but Caryn knew better than to force the matter.Instead, he gave his son a knowing smile before asking the question he had
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Kratos was not the only one with unfinished business elsewhere in the universe. Varyn also had a reason to return home, and after spending more than a year away, he was more than ready to see the people who had watched him leave for university with pride and high hopes.The moment he reached the outskirts of his Orc Village, excitement filled him. He had spent so long away that even the familiar mountains and fields made him feel strangely nostalgic.“Oye! Caryn, look, Varyn is back! That weakling is home!” Guhara shouted to Caryn.The two childhood friends had been working in the fields just outside the village when they spotted Varyn approaching. They immediately dropped their farming tools and ran toward him.“HAHAHA! Caryn!” Varyn called happily.“BRING IT!” Varyn shouted, planting his feet firmly on the ground. A confident grin spread across his face as he prepared for the traditional Orc greeting.“Urararararara!” Caryn and Guhara roared together as they charged toward him.Neit
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The weapon’s name had been engraved elegantly along the blade.Bloodbane.It was no ordinary sword.Its blade had been forged from an extremely rare metal that reflected the light with an almost sinister sheen. The black leather wrapped around the hilt had become worn with age, but it remained strong enough to withstand years of use.Yet the appearance wasn’t what made Bloodbane special.Its true value came from its unique ability.Bloodbane could absorb the vitality of its wielder and convert that energy into destructive attacks.The more vitality the wielder supplied, the greater the sword’s offensive power became.For an ordinary warrior, this was a terrible drawback. A person could only supply so much vitality before exhaustion forced them to stop. Even if the weapon could produce devastating attacks, using it recklessly could leave its wielder too weak to continue fighting.For Kratos, however, the situation was completely different.His vitality was practically inexhaustible.Bl
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