All Chapters of Realmshifter Chronicles: The Heroes of Veridora: Chapter 21 - Chapter 24
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The Beginning Of The End
Breathing heavily from our battles, we raced back to the army. Alvin created a small opening in the wall to peek through. The battle was over, and our army was victorious. He dropped the wall completely, revealing the scene to our comrades. Smiles spread across their faces as they saw the three dead giants and the last of the demon generals lying on the ground. An enormous cheer erupted from every soldier at the sight. Thousands of goblinoids lay dead on the battlefield, while we had suffered only minor casualties. The men and women were mostly tired, but every last one had a grim determination on their face, ready for what came next.“We have made miracles here!” I shouted to them all. “You have taken down an army of enhanced goblinoids with very few casualties, many times larger than our own! The giants that would have leveled our resistance lie dead at the hands of Ellie, Eve, and your Lord Alvin, and the final general of the Demon King lies dead at my feet. We can do this; we can
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The Demon King's Castle
As we stepped through the shattered remains of the massive doors, we entered the entrance hall of the Demon King’s castle, a cavernous space that exuded both grandeur and menace. The walls, constructed from a glossy obsidian-like stone, rose high into the vaulted ceiling, lined with towering columns adorned with intricate carvings of twisted designs that seemed to writhe in the flickering torchlight. Dimly lit chandeliers hung from above, casting eerie shadows that danced along the polished black marble floor.Along the walls, doors of dark wood stood sentinel, leading off into various chambers. Some of these doors were ajar, offering tantalizing glimpses into rooms that might once have been opulent but now lay in ruin. A damaged library, its shelves overturned and books scattered, hinted at a once-vast repository of forbidden knowledge. A sitting room, its furnishings draped in tattered velvet, bore silent witness to gatherings long past. And a small dining room, its table set for a
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The Demon King Sabnock
Tired. That is the only word that could describe me at this point. My companions and I had been fighting through an entire day and night against hordes of strong monsters, giants, a fallen angel, and finally culminating with that giant monstrosity of a gargoyle. I was tired. However, I would find no rest, not as long as this being, this Demon King, still drew breath. Sabnock stood there in front of his throne with a bored expression on his face, holding his ax in both hands. I stood, shoulder to shoulder with my companions. These three people, whom I have grown closer to than anyone from my old world, had become my family. But still, there was Sabnock, and here were my companions and I, stressed and tired. I remembered the only other time in my life that I had been this exhausted before.I could still hear my sensei yelling, “Is that really all of the resolve you have? Stand up, control yourself, and let that primal beast out. Roar and growl if you must, but you must control it and th
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The End?
Pain. That was all I could feel. The drawback of Shishin, using one hundred percent of your muscle mass, was that your muscles would start to tear themselves apart. It was painful and possibly deadly. It was hard to breathe; I felt as if something heavy were on my chest. My entire body ached, and I had a raging migraine. Slowly, groggily, I opened my eyes. I didn’t recognize the opulent room that I was in. I looked down at my chest and saw Ellie sleeping across my body. I smiled and lifted my arm slowly, painfully, and patted her head.Ellie lifted her head, and a tear fell down her cheek as she mumbled in her sleep. I smiled and patted her again, saying, “Ellie, if you keep laying there, I am going to suffocate.” She smacked her lips and sat up. Her bleary eyes met mine, and she sat bolt upright. Her hand went to her mouth, and she started crying so hard. She threw her arms around me and hugged me tightly. I consoled her as a few tears came from my eyes as well. We hung on to each ot
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