The Unassuming Warren
Author: Enahoro BHB
last update2025-08-23 17:52:09

The room froze, a collective gasp rippling through the crowd. No one in Ironspire dared defy Tompolo’s orders. The guests’ faces were a mosaic of shock and confusion, their whispers rising like a tide. *Who is this man?* they thought, their minds reeling as the tides of power shifted once more. Tompolo’s expression turned glacial, his eyes radiating a murderous intent that seemed to chill the air. Victor, off to the side, was practically trembling with glee, his thoughts a triumphant crow: *Kill him! Finish him off!*

“Mr. Lifesmith, please, apologize to Mr. Tompolo!” Cassandra’s voice was a desperate plea, her hands tugging at Warren’s sleeve, her face pale and drenched in cold sweat. Her heart raced, fear and confusion warring within her as she tried to pull him back from the brink.

“How dare you defy Mr. Tompolo, kid? You must have a death wish!” one of Tompolo’s soldiers roared, his voice a bellow that shook the chandeliers. He surged forward, a towering figure clad in a sleek, bla
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