Every leader on the seat all stood. Their gaze landed on Kael as he growed. His dark Hakana showing right inside of him. "Is that?" One of the elders looked at him.
"That is not possible?" "Not at his age!" One of the men said from the podium. The king also looks astonished. "He is the son of Harold, isn't he?" He asks, staring at Dareth, who was short of words. He had taken Kael's father's Hakana. There was no way he should have one. "The dark Hakana is forbidden. We had him banned because of it!" another elder said, looking at the King. "We need all the strength we can gather. We need every man and teenager to fight the demons to come. Do you think you can take them when we are attacked?" The next burst of energy sent shock waves down everyone's spine. "Is that the second time?" "Omg! Rand is dead!" " Kael is going to kill him. He has always wanted to." "I will run if I were Rand." Kael stood up, his body shimmering with a dark energy. His eye showed void. He was not himself. "We need to drag the kid out of there. He is going to kill him!" Dareth shouted, looking scared. "Are you talking as his father or as a mentor?" The king asked, lifting his gaze towards Dareth. "I am taking both. I won't let him kill my son and take his Hakana!" Dareth shouted. He was about to jump the podium when one of the king's guards moved forward with a sword. "Are you going to defy my order?" The king said with anger. The whole arena was silent with the king's words. Except for Kael, who stood still, not doing anything. "If defying your orders means saving my son, then I will." Dareth spoke back at the king. Tiffany looked from where she was seated and still didn't understand why Kael was fixed to a spot without moving. "Why is he like that? Why is he not moving?" One of the students said from where they were seated. "He is waiting and biding his time for the right moment to strike." "Rand should attack if he is just going to keep standing like a moron!" "Attack, Rand! Attack him." One of his friends shouted. "No! Don't!" Dareth shouted, but it was too late. Rand was already flying through the air with his sword stretched out to meet Kael. Time froze. The birds flew immediately. The same at which Kael stood on could feel the impact of Rand's movement. Everyone anticipated and watched to see if Kael was going to dodge the heavy blow. But to everyone's surprise, he did nothing, and the sword penetrated him. [ Student gasp ] Kael groaned in pain and landed on the soil. Rand was surprised and, at the same time, scared. He has never taken a soul before. He drew out the sword immediately, and blood sputtered out of Kael's mouth. Rand looked at his sword as it was drenched in his cousin's blood. He looked towards the king's sea, but he could see the look on their faces. More like they were not expecting what happened. "Yes! He did it!" Dareth shouted. "I know he can do it. My son is the next warrior of this land. The next sword master. Rand's blade shone under her light with an ethereal power as he stared at Kael, who was gasping on the floor. "He did it!" most of his friends shouted, chanting Rand's name. Tiffany looked at Kael, his sword in her hands. "He is worthless! I should have let him die in the woods. He is better off dying there rather than here in front of me." She said angrily. "I guess the fight is over. We know who wins already. Someone should name my son and get him out of there!" Dareth shouted. But suddenly, the climate changed. The air blew massively, throwing sand here and there. Then in the midst of it stood Kael. "Wait a minute?" "Is he not dead?" "What the hell is going on?" "Don't tell me..." All the elders were surprised to see what was going on. It has never happened before. "It can't be. This is not happening." Dareth said with a shaky voice. "Get the hell out of there, son!" He shouted. But it was too late. Kael surged forward, standing face to face with Rand. "You had your own time. Now, it is my turn!" Before he could shield himself, Kael landed a blow to his face, sending him back to the floor. Rand landed with a great thud. His eyes scanning the arena. "Where is he?" He shouted with blood oozing out of his mouth. "Where are you? Fight me, coward!" Rand shouted, looking about. "Do you think you can stop me?" A voice said out of the dust. "Your father killed mine! Brought dishonour to our house, and you are going to pay for his crime!" Kael said again. He landed another punch on Rand and sent him flying, crashing his back towards the podium where the king and elders were seated. Rand landed with a great thud, and blood sputtered yet again from his mouth. "You need to stop this, King Almond. He is going to kill my son!" Dareth said, looking frightened. "He needs to be sent away. He is an abomination." Dareth shouted. He could feel his Hakana pulsate with power as Kael walked towards him. It was evident that the Hakana wanted to go back to its rightful owner. Wanted to fuse with Kael. "Stop!" A voice said from behind, and Kael stopped abruptly. His eye darted back to see some of his friends. "Are you going to die for his father's mistakes?" Kael said, his eyes fixed on Dareth and back to Rand, who was just standing up to his feet. "We are going to kill you. Whatever is right inside of you is going to be ours!" The three friends said, looking at Kael. Rand moved towards them, and they were four in number. "We can take them!" Kael's dark Hakana twisted right inside of him.Latest Chapter
chapter one hundred and seven
Battle was not for the weak and even the strongest man fears it when it comes knocking at their doors. Kael could feel his breath etched in bjs throat. His hand fidgeting by his side at the thought of going off to war once more. This was something he had not expected. More than five thousand demons at their doorstep. The sky was still dark when Kael opened his eyes. The rain had stopped, but the ground was still wet, and the cold air carried the smell of we grasses. He could hear the sound of armor being fastened, the clinking of swords, and the quiet murmurs of soldiers preparing for what might be their last day.He rose from where he sat, brushing the mud off his hands. His cloak was damp, but he didn’t care. His eyes scanned the field. Hundreds of soldiers were already awake, sharpening their blades, checking their bows, whispering prayers to the gods they believed in.Kael could see fear on their faces. It was not cowardice—it was the fear of men who knew what was coming.Rae
chapter one huhdedd and six
The hall was silent save for the gentle breath coming from the both of them. Nira’s breath caught at his question. For the first time since the conversation began, her confidence wavered. Her eyes darted away, then back to his, searching for something she couldn’t quite name.“I…” She hesitated, the fire in her usual gaze dimming beneath the weight of his words. “I want both. I want someone who loves me, yes. But I also want someone who doesn’t run from what he’s meant to become.”Kael’s heart twisted. She didn’t say it with accusation—but with faith. Faith he wasn’t sure he deserved.“You make it sound so simple,” he murmured, a bitter smile tugging at his lips. “As if choosing between being a husband and being a king is like picking between two entirely different things.”“It’s not simple,” she admitted softly. “But neither is destiny.”Behind them, Gabriel stood still at the window, hands clasped behind his back, his figure framed by fractured moonlight. His voice came, quiet but
chapter one hundred and five
Gabriel was a man of ambition, just like the rest of the Swordmasters. Some of them knew the throne was out of reach, so they sought after wealth. Amassing wealth was just like having powers in the kingdom. Wealthy men make decisions. The king calls them from time to time to debate on how to move the kingdom forward. Their words carry weight, and sometimes the king even has to give in to their words or demands. Gabriel was not a man running after wealth. He had all of that. All he wanted was the throne. He had always believed Almond stole it from him, but with Kael in the picture standing by him, he could finally claim the prize. Kael’s fists clenched at his sides, the leather of his gloves groaning under the strain. His heart pounded so loudly in his ears that for a moment, he couldn't help but consider Gabriel's word. This was no longer just a conversation—it was a crossroads.Gabriel was right. The kingdom was slowly crumbling from inside. The power was shifting the moment Da
chapter one hundred and four
Kael’s breath hitched as Gabriel’s words sank into his mind.For a moment, he didn’t move, didn’t even blink. The marble floor beneath his boots seemed to tilt, as if the world itself was testing his balance.“Join you?” he echoed finally, his tone carrying disbelief. “You’re asking me to betray the King?”Gabriel smiled, faintly at first, then wide and deliberate. “Betrayal? No, my boy. It’s not betrayal when the throne belongs to the wrong man. You’ve seen the corruption, haven’t you? The greed, the manipulation. Almond sits on a chair that your father’s blood helped build. Don’t you think it’s only right it goes back to its rightful owner?" "Rightful owner? And who is that?" Kael asked."I have been the favorite. I am the exact opposite of Almond. I am a better ruler than he ever would be. but your father…" Gabriel paused. His gaze locked with Kael's. "You should understand me. The throne was mine until Almond...he..." Gabriel stuttered. "And what are you asking of me, Master G
chapter one hundred and three
Kael looked at her. "Nira? Do you think you're worth more than her?" He said slowly, looking at Tiffany, who looks dejected. "I picked you out when you were a nobody. Your uncle was going to keep using you as a slave, but I made sure it was not possible. Is this how you repay me?" She snapped in anger. Kael looked at her with anger. "You are just some spoiled child who is whining about losing her toy. I am not your toy, Tiffany. And you don't own me. I decide my fate." Kael said, feeling a bit pissed. "Well, I made you, and only I can bring you down. All it takes is just one crafted plot, and you are back to where you belong." She said, walking out of Kael. For a moment, Kael stood still, looking at her as her heels made a loud noise on the marble. "Women's issue," a voice said from behind. Kael turned only to see that it was Gabriel. "You shouldn't let them get to you like that. You are slowly becoming a man, Kael. I hate to see a woman pull you down," he finally said, walking
Chapter one hundred and two
The hall was silent. Each Swordmaster looking at Kael. Some of them has seen him in battle. The intricate design of his Hakana on his flesh. It was unlike anything they all have ever seen. " Why don't you let this go, son?" King Almond said staring at him. " He is the only family you have left." " Family?" Kael's voice overshadowed that of he king as he stepped forward. His eyebrows arched. " Are you defending the man who murdered my father? We keep going in circles each time I demand what is mine." Everyone turned to face Almond. "It is your choice, kid. I don't want you to make a nasty decision you are going to regret. You fought Zeuxis and won, didn't you? The fight ended abruptly. Why don't you take that head on yet again?" Rael looked at Kael; he knew he wouldn't stop. "The king is right, Kael. Maybe you should challenge Zeuxis to another round of fighting, but this time, it shouldn't be to the death. What do you think?" "Fine. But I am going to claim what is mine. I am ge
You may also like

PRIMORDIAL LORD OF CHAOS
Supreme king22.8K views
I AM BEYOND HUMAN
South Ashan18.8K views
The Invincible Ron Benedict
Olivia C. Onoh13.9K views
Dao Masters Of Demonic Cultivation
Sweet savage17.7K views
Breaking The Simulation
Kuraii1.2K views
IMMORTALS INFINITE PATHS
Sleeping titan267 views
Rise of Shaun Rodriquez, the Baron's Illegitimate Son
MadRevenant357 views
The Rise of the Legendary Santhigar
Ameiry Savar684 views