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AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 110
Aamon let out a sigh, and he couldn't even begin to count in his head how many times he had done this each and every time he had a conversation with Joven. Even though Joven had been doing the same thing for him up until that point, it seemed as though it had become a routine for him. It wasn't like Aamon was doing that because he was bored; he was doing it because he was bored. The more plausible explanation is that he was aware of the fact that he would eventually have to comply with what Joven had been requesting of him ever since he entered this particular hideout. "In order to exact revenge on the cretin who attempted to take my life in the past, I have come to the conclusion that it is in my best interest to work together with you." When Aamon finally spoke, he was alluding to the last boss who was operating under the guise of the fake elder. Although he may have stated so, Joven could pretty much sense that it was all simply to cover up Aamon's genuine intention to truly ass
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 111
Joven, who had given everything a great deal of attention, eventually made an effort to immediately remove the thought from his head but was unsuccessful. It had occurred to him that perhaps the fact that Aamon was able to accomplish it was nothing more than a mere act of happenstance. Because Joven did not want to entertain the idea of further overthinking the manner in which Aamon had been able to accomplish that, he made the decision to immediately push it out of his thoughts. After that, Joven prompted the conversation to alter its focus by saying, "Don't mind what I said. In spite of the fact that it was nothing, I've actually devised a new plan from which we may actually lure out the last boss. " While Joven was saying that, his eyes looked in the direction of Rustan as if he wanted him to fill in the rest of the details. The moment that Rustan was able to comprehend the significance of Joven's stare, he entered the conversation and took the initiative to explain his strategy
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 112
In the end, Aamon worked along with Joven and Rustan to learn techniques that would allow him to successfully lure the ultimate monster out of his lair. "owing to the fact that the ultimate boss has not yet learned about our strategy to get it to leave. The way in which you came dangerously close to being murdered by the final boss might be recreated by us. It was necessary for us to have the Hoxfur collaborate with us in the same manner that she had done in the past." Joven had proposed. "I don't think it would even be possible to have the Hoxfur join us now," Aamon ultimately responded, his arms clenched against his chest. "I find it hard to believe that it would be possible." She is not even close to being in a stable enough condition to get out of bed at this point. The way that Rustan and Joven gazed at one other gave the impression that they were communicating something to one another that Aamon was unaware of. As a result of their actions, Aamon became aware of them very fas
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 113
"What do you even mean about him forcing you to destroy the region of Jakal?" Joven, who had been listening in on the most of the conversation that Aamon and the other person were having, asked this question. The manner in which Joven spoke gave the impression that he was having a hard time believing that it was coming from the wicked monster that had been a nuisance in Jakal for such a long time. Simply said, he was curious as to whether or not she was indeed saying those things for the sole purpose of the Hoxfur's program. It wasn't until the Hoxfur finally started talking that Joven actually appeared to grow more interested in what was going on. "I was compelled to travel out into Jakal and demonstrate a disastrous wrongdoing against the entire region by the final boss of this fake dimension," she said. The Hoxfur provided an answer that suggest so much deep understanding . "But for what reason are you doing it? Have you even had the slightest idea how much it cost us?" The quick i
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 114
When you had such a deep dislike for me, it should not come as a surprise that you would find it simple to respond to that. In fact, it should not come as a surprise at all. Rustan started expressing his dissatisfaction with the current circumstances. The thing that he failed to see was that the words he chose to use made the issue a great deal more confusing, which in turn drove him to become even more suspicious of the situation. Because of the intense reaction that he had showed, all of the other people, and Aamon in particular, stared at him with a slightly dubious expression on their faces. This was because of the fact that he had displayed such an excessive reaction. At this point in time, it would appear that Aamon's former reservations about Rustan have begun to resurface, and that these reservations have become significantly more potent than they were in the past. That you did not have any good intentions from the very beginning is something that I have always felt, and it is
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 115
In addition to being overwhelmed with astonishment and bewilderment, Rustan was unable to fathom the reality that he would be had to go through such a difficult experience. He was unable to realize that he would be required to go through it. Joven was the one who initially proposed that he go through all of this misery. He was the one who suggested it. It would appear that the Hoxfur considered it to be something that was relatively ordinary, and that she did not find it to be the least bit uncomfortable. This is the case for the time being. The flip side of the coin is that it would appear that Aamon and Joven had come to a decision in their minds to judge them in a manner that was not only dependent on their intuition. They have responded with this response, despite the fact that it would be far simpler to criticize them now based on how they responded to Joven's advise. Despite this, they have responded with this response. The practice of engaging two accused individuals in a due
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 116
Before ultimately deciding to speak once more, Aamon glanced at him for a considerable amount of time before finally deciding to speak. “Your mouth keeps denying that despite how your body appears to betray you.” remarked Aamon. The knowledge that Aamon appeared to have doubts about Rustan even up to this time caused an instant shudder to run down Rustan's spine.In his mind, he had the impression that Aamon had surrounded him in a humiliating manner. As a result of his vigilant and icy blue gaze, Rustan felt a sensation of anxiety."Aamon, I was unaware that the arena was within the scope of your gazes or the parameters of your domain." Rustan, on the other hand, responded, so preventing Aamon from continuing his interrogation of him in the manner that was intended.And because Rustan does, in fact, have a point, Aamon granted this opportunity for Rustan to be spared by taking a step back, entirely stopping his advances, and giving him the opportunity to move on. Rustan, on the ot
AAMON'S REIGN CHAPTER 117
The Hoxfur and the Rustan communicated with one another by exchanging glares that were of such a frightening nature that they exceeded all expectations. We had been excitedly anticipating the war that would break out between the two parties, and this event signified the beginning of the conflict. At first glance, it seemed as though the two of them were staring at each other with a venomous glare that, if it were even slightly dangerous, could conceivably poison you. At first look, this was the impression that was presented to you with the information. The individuals who were observing were given these impressions as a result of their observations.Rustan was the one who initially brought to light the allegations that were made in relation to the situation. The fact that Rustan was fully uninformed of the circumstances on his own was something both Joven and Aamon were able to attest to. He did not even make an effort to think about the various results that may be brought about by hi
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CHAPTER 134
The final boss of the game had fully lost his mind. It was the only option for Aamon to stop him at this point, and that was for him to eventually utilize his lightning to weaken his talents. If Aamon were to do that, however, he was aware that it would be more challenging for him to convince him of his point of view. If he did not make a decision about the situation as soon as possible, Aamon would likely pass away at this moment. And just as Aamon was in the midst of his thoughts, the final boss attacked him once more in a hurry. In a matter of seconds, Aamon probably would not have been able to successfully prevent it if he had been less vigilant. There was a noticeable increase in the intensity and weight of the last boss's attack when compared to his prior attacks. It would appear that Aamon couldn't help but note how the last monster appeared to have developed a lifesteal tactic, according to which whenever he attacks, it boosts his energy to an even greater degree. Aamon wou
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CHAPTER 133
It was abundantly evident that the last boss of the game had fully completely lost his head. When it came to putting a stop to him at this very moment, Aamon had no other option but to eventually make use of his opponent in order to diminish the powers that he possessed. On the other hand, this was the only alternative that he had left. On the other hand, he was well aware that if Aamon were to do that, it would be more challenging for him to convince him of his point of view. He was cognizant of this fact. It is quite likely that Aamon would pass away right at this very minute if he did not make a decision regarding the situation as swiftly as possible to deal with the situation. As Aamon was in the midst of his thoughts, the final boss continued to hit him once more in a hurry. This occurred precisely at the moment when Aamon was going through his thoughts. If Aamon had been less vigilant, it is highly improbable that he would have been able to successfully prevent it from happening
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CHAPTER 132
"Are you seriously under the impression that I wouldn't be able to find out," During the course of the event, the prior leader made a statement. Despite the fact that Aamon was somewhat surprised by the fact that the final boss was able to figure it out, he was fairly confident that the final boss would, at some point or another, accept that it was in fact him. This was, despite the fact that Aamon was very persuaded that the final boss would. There was no doubt in Aamon's mind that the ultimate boss would admit that he was the one responsible for the incident. On the spur of the moment, Aamon made the following comment: "I knew that you would find out about it sooner or later." Aamon's statement was made in anticipation of the situation. I had been dropping hints for a considerable amount of time now, didn't I? To add insult to injury, I had been doing that. One may claim that I had been engaging in such activity. Taking into consideration the manner in which you are reacting to what
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CHAPTER 131
Ultimately, Aamon had no choice but to use the lightning sword to battle the last boss. If everything went terribly wrong, this was the very last thing he could think of. Aamon's objective had been to never, ever consider making that decision, under any circumstances. However, it seems that there was no way to have avoided going that way. Particularly because the Hoxfur had already triggered so many alerts for the final monster. Had the Hoxfur not intervened sooner, Aamon might have devised a more potent strategy to persuade the ultimate boss to yield and lend his backing, averting the nasty and deadly battle that the two of them seem compelled to engage in. "last boss..."You haven't altered in any way. You remain the same erratic creature that you were before. Aamon spoke up out of the blue. His statements suggested that he was simultaneously dismayed and irritated. It is plausible that this occurred due to Aamon's sense of pressure to decide between giving ultimate boss a brief adva
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CHAPTER 130
Nevertheless, it would appear that the Hoxfur was successful in preventing the attack that was launched by the last boss. This is the case. She promptly manipulated the wind to the last boss, which caused him to be swayed by the wind in an outside direction. This empowered her to quickly defend herself against the attack that was being launched against him. In the same instant, the action that was carried out by the Hoxfur prevented Aamon from falling into the hands of the last boss. This occurred in a matter of seconds. I sincerely apologize to you, Aamon. It is totally out of the question for me to just sit here and watch. Finally, she arrived at a decision. Aamon observed that the Hoxfur's eyes were already filled with tears for the very first time. This occurred as both of the Hoxfur's hands were raised to the level of her chest. The fact that she was the one who interfered with the process is evident from the evidence presented here. In spite of the fact that Aamon had previously
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CHAPTER 129
After what felt like an age, the final boss dropped his head, and the expression in his eyes suggested that he was attempting to give Aamon a fair warning. He did this by lowering his head. His interaction with Aamon, which in some way provides some suggestion of the fact that Aamon would have been subjected to his fury shortly afterward if Aamon hadn't revealed to him who he truly was, was the source of the tip when it was given to him. On the other hand, Aamon was not going to agree to the hypothesis that the prior employer would be able to uncover the truth without being confronted with any obstacles. He eventually came to the idea that if he had actually abstained from giving him the truth, it might have been to his favor. He came to this realization. After giving it some thought, he came to the conclusion that this statement was correct. In this way, the final boss would be unable to recollect the moments in the past when he had truly come close to defeating him owing to his incr
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CHAPTER 128
Aamon was the target of the final boss's onslaught, which ultimately led to his own demise. The final boss's rage was the motivating factor behind his attack. This time around, on the other hand, Aamon gave it his absolute best effort each and every time. After some reflection, he came to the conclusion that this would most likely be the final assault that he would be able to launch against the ultimate boss. This conclusion was reached by him as a result of his inquiry. Because he had already expended all of his energy, even his stamina was no longer sufficient to keep up with the assaults that were going to be offered by the last boss. This was because he had already used up all of his energy. As a consequence of this, he made a decision on whether or not he would survive; right up until the last end, Aamon continued to make an effort to give his best effort regardless of the circumstances. Additionally, with that one glimmer of hope, Aamon took a step forward and extended his arm
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CHAPTER 127
That, on the other hand, was something that the ultimate boss was able to stop from happening in a timely manner without any consequences. Over the course of a considerable amount of time, Aamon has been keeping a careful eye on the final boss. As a result of this, he has been able to comprehend all of the powers that the boss held while he was engaged in combat. For the sake of putting things into perspective, Aamon did not consider that to be sufficient. Aamon was unable to comprehend this side of the scenario since he was unable to realize, while he was viewing the previous boss, that he was also capable of developing his strength to a bigger quantity. This particular feature of the circumstance was not something that he was able to fathom. In total, there are seven distinct persons that make up the Lord of Darkness, and the ultimate boss is one of those individuals who is capable of carrying out behaviors of this nature. Due to the fact that the ultimate boss was able to succes
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CHAPTER 126
An ambush that Aamon had prepared for the last boss was waiting for him at a particular point in time, and he was trapped in it. During the time when he was journeying through the territories of Jakal, this took place. After a large period of time had passed, Aamon had been excitedly expecting the precise moment when he would at long last be able to fight the ultimate boss head-on. He had been waiting for this moment with great anticipation.In spite of the fact that Aamon is his right hand, none of the other guys who work for the final boss have ever argued against him having any kind of influence. In spite of the fact that Aamon constitutes his right hand, this is the case. The level of fear that they all feel for him is comparable to the level of fear that they have for the ultimate boss. In order to give the two the benefit of the doubt and to give them the opportunity to compete against one another, they let the two to participate in the battle on their own without anyone interve
