Most times, the purpose of the council meeting is not often to seek approval from the people of the town. It is more engineered to give them an update, rateh tha to seek what they did think about the whole idea of what was being presented to them.
The People of the Familiar Realms had a rather dynamic style of government. And even if they did live by what was best of the town, and from the general inclusion of the Town, it was not every time that the town often had a say in what did happen in the town.
And they did not not complain.
After all, as long as the Government of the day, that is, the council of Fabrington could go all out to ensure that they did have a town that was working, devoid of any mishap and criminality and above all, kept them safe form the Demon Waves which did happen every t
It is very easy for people to misunderstand things, so here goes. And clearly, we should be able to speak with clear words of what we mean at the very start fo things. Ronke missed this. See the result of it now...
“I would rather be dead fighting for my homeland's integrity and preservation, than to leave it and be lost in the uncertainty of a civilization that is not from here.”Hearing those words from Ronke set a strange fire in the heart of Obey.Homeland integrity?Uncertain civilization? What did she mean? What exactly was she driving at? He squinted, his lips pursed as he looked at her with hollow eyes and a confused gaze.But even as he did that, whether she noticed the change in his facial expression or not, the Unique Familiar kept on speaking and expressing herself. Her voice began to rise, the pitch increasing with righteous fire as she spoke to him, fervently with conviction in each words she spewed.“Ignorance is bliss, but ignorance will kill you.” Ronke contorted her face in anger. “But what you know would never KILL YOU!”“W-what... Do you mean... That the Leaders are wrong? That Earth is not an ideal place to be?” Obey retorted
Ronke had been moved to the brink of letting down tears from her eyes when her teammates had spoken up for her.This w as more than she could even dare to ask for . This was a ratag team of people who she had brought together who at this point in time had decided to buy into her vision and her dream. It was something that did have the rights to bring her to tears but for the fear that it would make her look weak, she had refrained from doing so.She smiled to herself now, wiping off the tears from her eyes which had gathered there again now.Thinking back to how Hana had been the first to speak up for her was something of note. This was Hana, the same Hana who would not hesitate to draw out her sword. The same Hana who had believed that it was okay to draw out a sword to slice off the head of anyone who would dare to pick out on them.Yes, there were some times when this was okay. Sometimes when it had been crucial in saving them. Like the time when they did have t
Just then, right abtout the time Ronke wanted to reply, some other steps before the sudden sound . And then, at the flash of a second, three other forms appeared, one at either side of her.Ronke turned around now, seeing to her shock, the three Elders fo Familiar Realms standing one to the East, west and south of her respectively. While the Prime Elder remained right in front of her.“What do you mean by this?” Ronke asked to him, her face frowning as she did not bother to hold back her rage. “This is not the paln. I have no tintention of going down to Earth with you.”“Oh.” The Elder Prime apeared faintly shocked now, his face contorting shortly to shadow a smile on it. “Is that it?” He asked of her.“ Yes, that is si it and you would do better than to tell the people out there that this is what i want.” Sh said to him.“Abiola was right. She was never going to come down to Earth with us. Telling us to get aligned with teh Drakoninan Confederacy, stupid
Dismissed from the company of Ronke; Bayo and the two hadjans had already made it all the way back home.Home?It was a strong concept in the mindset of Bayo. His home was Earth, that much was a given. His mother was everything to him.But that was in the past life he lived. Regrets would not cut for him anything now.No, not by a long shot.His only bet right about now was to make sure that he could get to be at peace where he was. He was sure that his mum, based on how she was, would be relieved and happy once again. The very best thing he could do was to also, in faith, believe and live that life also.Now, when it came to the concept of home, this ream where Romke would play a vital role in their survivability; this was his home. His place to be.That is, if everything worked out fine.Over time, Trixius had the unparalleled ability to rough things up for him. And a great error for him would be I ignore the unpredictability o
They wanted to know what this warring lady had to say even though the possibility of it being a trap was very much out there. She could be saying it just to get close to them and deal her vengeance on them but then, their curiosity was already piqued.And so, they retraced their steps, back to Hana. Readying to listen.“You have our attention now.” Bayo said to her once the two of them had began to retarce their steps.“Thank you.” She said in response, clearing her throat.At this very act of her now, the two males exchanged rather curious glances with one another, their foreheads ceased with worry lines as they tried to anticipate what it was that she had to say to them.However, it did not nto take them so long for them to now the subject matter that she was driving at. Hana began to speak and this time, she spoke with conviction, all of which was unbecoming of her usual natur.“You guys have noticed that things in this place is a lot different form how things a
“What are you driving at?” Shin asked, frowning in response. “We are a lot more stronger than we were at that time. I don't think even Ralia could hold up anything to us. At this time.” He said. Haan smiled. “She never held up a candle to us. The only reason why she gave us a tough time was because fo the chaos at the Amphitheatre. We had already used our energy up back then so when it came down to her being in the show, it was a type of walkover for her. I promise that if we do get to meet her I would be the one who puts her down.” Hana added, her words brimming with conviction as her hands were clenched even tighter now. Bayo and SHin shivered at the statement which she made now, AT the time when they ahd to fight Ralia the 13 th Ascender, Hana was already out of commission.
“You are Pseudo Lord Classed?” Bayo asked, confused. A brief pause ensued as the wind blew along silently. “I didn't reach there with the ep of some deity sealed inside of me. I got there on my own power. And I can get up higher on my own power too.” Hana replied. Bayo sighed at this. ‘ It struck him then that he didn't really have the chance to soul gaze either of them so he did not know what their energy was capped at. Not like he did not have the chance, he didn't just see it as a necessary thing. After all, he was only used to soul gaining those who would put themselves against him in the field, not those who he was allied with. But upon hearing what she said now, he had the urge to find out w
“Dnt let him get to you.” The Kpelekpe said as he rubbed his face and then exhaled out to the Sun Down Airs. “You Are the Ascender to Grace. Everything about you is Graceful. Let's get on with what we have to do in this place and beat the road as soon as possible.” The Kpelekpe said as he heaved out. He was the Fifth Born and so far, he knew what it meant to be the Ascender of Grace. It meant that his Presence paved the way for him more than often. He did not have to sweta over things like others would have to. Things just happened to work out for him. And for him, he was more than grateful. The only thing which was bothering him about the recent times was the event of the Wave which would be coming. Inasmuch as he would have loved things to be, he was not yet at the peak of the power that he would ha