Urshuz is also a skilled warrior, of course, he led the Cytorex battalions. But all of his feats have nothing to do with killing a beast, not even with his bare hands.He continued to struggle with the chains of his leg, and suddenly, he was lucky enough to get it loosed, but perhaps he was too late. He raised his head and what he saw sent shivers running down his joints, The Scorpiodon was right in front of him. Before he could get up on his feet, the beast immediately lifted him with its horns and flung him to the wall of the dungeon viciously.“Nooooo!!! Let him out!” Rakeh shouted furiously as he continued to move the gate of his cell violently. Tydeus looked around him, but he couldn't do anything. The guards must have been so intelligent to tie him upside-down, there was nothing he could do in such a condition.Urshuz managed to get to his feet again, the effect of the crash had landed multiple wounds on his body. He turned to face the ferocious beast again but he didn't see a

Abruptly, an appalling cry of an animal was heard; of course, there was only one animal in the area, but it wouldn't make a sound like that. King Nezeron fixed his eyes to the dark area. He'd love to see how their Scorpiodon was going to kill Tydeus, but he couldn't see anything.The weird cry of the animal resounded again as the King and his men curiously locked their eyes to see what was happening. And suddenly, the fearful monster was seen flying from the dark area crashing into the gates of the dungeon vehemently.King Nezeron and his subordinates unexpectedly dropped their jaws in shock. Did Tydeus just toss the three thousand-pound monster like a piece of wood? Sakoh was about to see what had just happened to the monster, but something made him turn his attention to the dark area to see Tydeus's condition, and the next thing he saw made his soul collapsed out of his body.“I'm dreaming”, Artecus mumbled to himself as they saw something humongous coming out of the dark areaTyde

“Just let me be! I deserve to die not him”, Rakeh uttered ruefully, this time with tears gushing down his eyes.“Come on. Don't say that. This is a terrible situation for both of us and I think we have to handle this carefully. Take it easy, brother”, Sakoh said, comforting Rakeh, who had started sobbing bitterly.“You don't get it, Sakoh. This was all my fault. I killed him”, Rakeh spoke grievously again.“Listen Rakeh, this is a very tough and heartbreaking situation for both of us. It is not any of our fault, we were only betrayed. I need you to stop this, please”, Sakoh said sympathetically, patting Rakeh's shoulder.“You still don't get it, do you?” Rakeh said again.“What are you talking about?” Sakoh asked curiously yet with grief.“That very day at the bar in Cairo, before you came to join us. That son of a bitch was almost getting killed by some barbarians. I warned Tydeus to ignore him but I don't know where Tydeus has got his kind heart from”,“He insisted that I go and sav

The day dragged on, enveloping the city in an eerie twilight. The sky was painted a striking shade of red, its turbulent clouds woven with jagged silver linings that shimmered ominously, casting a foreboding shadow over the landscape. An unsettling coldness permeated the atmosphere, amplifying the gloom that settled over the city like a thick fog. Even the birds, usually a source of life and sound, seemed to have retreated, their occasional flutters lost amidst the oppressive silence.The heavy, stifling air seemed to drain away any remnants of joy or vibrant energy, leaving behind a desolate stillness that once thrived with laughter and light.The people of Giza went about their daily lives, blissfully unaware of the impending calamity that loomed on the horizon. Though Mother Nature had been sending them subtle hints and eerie omens, darkening skies, restless winds, and nature's unusual behaviour, they remained oblivious to the magnitude of the disaster that awaited them.Perhaps n

The Scorpiodon appeared again, threatening to take its revenge, but this time, Tydeus was totally defenceless. He was tied with a chain to a rugged-looking pillar in the dungeon. He would try to move his body but they weren't responding.Having its tail positioned for a disastrous sting, the Scorpiodon began to move closer to Tydeus, who remained helpless, chained to the pillar. As the Scorpiodon came closer, Tydeus's vision began to blur, making it look like the Scorpiodon was duplication itself.He would shout but couldn't hear himself, only the echoing roar of the monster resonating deep in his ear drum. The Scorpiodon came close and was about to strike with its tail, but this time, Tydeus summoned all the energy left in his being and yelled; now he was starting to hear himself gradually.He struggled harder, but the chains weren't moving, and suddenly the black lava-like liquid sprouted out of the Scorpiodon's tail, projecting to his face. He gasped in terror. The chain had to bre