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Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2 Chapter 38
Elliott turned to Spike, who was looking at him with a knowing smile. "What have I done?" he asked, his voice full of despair.Spike placed a hand on his shoulder. "Give her some time," he said, his voice reassuring. "She's just feeling a little overwhelmed. She'll come around."Elliott stood there, his feet rooted to the ground, unable to move or speak. The sight of Robin in tears had struck a chord deep within him, leaving him feeling powerless and overwhelmed. He knew that she had given up so much to be with him, and now he had seemingly rejected her. He couldn't bear the thought of causing her such pain, but he didn't know how to make things right. It was as if he had been struck dumb, unable to form a single word or even a coherent thought.Elliott tentatively approached Robin, who was seated by the riverbank, her eyes fixed on the water as it gently rippled past. The sun was setting, casting long shadows over the scene, and a gentle breeze rustled through the nearby trees. Ellio
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It was all thanks to you, Elliott," Mona gushed, her voice filled with gratitude. "You helped us reclaim our homes and saved us from a life of wandering. You even helped bring the dragons back!"Elliott shifted uncomfortably, not knowing how to respond. He wanted to change the subject, but Mona continued on, oblivious to his discomfort."You're even on good terms with Finn, the dragon tamer," Mona went on. "You're like a hero to us!"Elliott cleared his throat, his cheeks flushed. He didn't know what to say. He wasn't used to being praised so effusively, and he wasn't sure how to respond. So, he simply said, "Mona, please...it's really not necessary to say all this.""But it is!" Mona insisted, her eyes shining with admiration. "You've done so much for us, and I just wanted to express my gratitude. I know that Robin is lucky to have you as her partner."Elliott's eyes widened at this, and he began to stammer. "I-I...thank you, Mona. That's very kind of you."Mona continued to sing Ell
Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2 Chapter 40
As Elliott sobbed in Robin's arms, he felt a mix of emotions: shame, relief, and determination. Shame at having allowed his emotions to get the best of him, relief at finally being able to let them out, and determination to make things right with Robin. He knew that their relationship was worth fighting for, and he was ready to do whatever it took to make it work.He pulled away from Robin's embrace and looked into her eyes, a new resolve shining through. "I'm sorry," he said. "I know I've been difficult, but I'm ready to try to do better."Elliott wiped his eyes and sat up, turning to face Robin. "I'm sorry for running off like that," he said. "I know it was a coward's move, and I promise I'll try to be better.""That's all I ask," Robin said, a soft smile on her face. "We all make mistakes, but it's what we do next that counts."Elliott took a deep breath and nodded. "I know."Elliott knew he had to make things right, and he knew exactly where to start. He went to the royal library,
Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2 Chapter 41
Aviva regarded the dwarf with a haughty expression, her eyes cold and aloof. "I'm here to see the dragons," she announced, as if it was the most obvious thing in the world.The dwarf rolled his eyes. "Yeah, and why should I let you do that?" he asked, crossing his arms over his chest. "You some kind of dragon expert?"Aviva laughed, a scornful sound that made the dwarf's blood boil. "Hardly," she said. "I'm a goddess, you fool. And I demand to be treated with respect."The dwarf's face turned red with anger. He didn't take kindly to being called a fool, especially by some snooty goddess who thought she was better than everyone else. "And who says I have to respect you?" he asked, his voice rising in volume. "What makes you so special?"Aviva glared at the dwarf, her eyes blazing with a divine light. "I am the goddess of the sun, you miserable little man," she said, her voice dripping with disdain. "My power dwarfs yours, and you would do well to remember that."Finn had had enough. "F
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Dean remained silent, his thoughts whirling as he pondered his own fate. He had never meant to offend the sun goddess, but he knew that his words had been rash and disrespectful. Now, he had to face the possibility of being punished for his actions, and he wasn't sure what that punishment might entail.In the silence of the castle, it was the sound of Dean's heart pounding that was the loudest. He looked around, his eyes darting from one person to the next, wondering who might speak up first. But no one did. The tension was thick, and no one wanted to be the one to break it.Aviva's smile was tinged with sadness as she greeted the group, her eyes betraying the turmoil she felt inside. Markus, ever the gentleman, approached her with a warm handshake, his welcoming demeanor a much-needed comfort in that moment."It's a pleasure to meet you," he said, his voice full of sincerity. Aviva blushed, a bit flustered by his kindness. "The pleasure is all mine," she said, her voice a bit shaky.
Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2 Chapter 43
"Thank you for being so understanding," she said, her voice still a bit shaky. "I know I wasn't my best self out there." She gestured towards the door, where she and Finn had had their confrontation."We all have our moments," Markus said, giving her a kind smile. "But you're still welcome here, and we're glad to have you."Aviva's eyes welled up with tears, and she quickly blinked them away. "Thank you, truly," she said, her voice full of emotion."My friends," Aviva began, her voice echoing in the great hall, "I have gathered you here today to discuss a matter of great importance. The safety of our lands depends on it."Talia, the goddess of hunting, crossed her arms and leaned back in her chair, her expression skeptical. "What is it that you wish to discuss, your grace?" she asked, her voice dripping with condescension."I wish to speak of the beast hunters," Aviva said, her gaze shifting between the faces of those gathered around the table. "They are, without a doubt, the most lege
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And so, the group set off, prepared to face whatever challenges awaited them...Scales gave a low growl, her eyes filled with frustration. She knew that Markus was only trying to protect her, but she couldn't help but feel like she was being left behind, once again. Finn placed a hand on her head, trying to soothe her. "It's okay, girl," he said softly. "You'll be with us again soon."But Scales wasn't convinced. She had been through so much, and she didn't want to be left behind again. She turned her gaze to Markus, her eyes pleading with him to reconsider. But he remained firm, his resolve unshaken.It was a heartbreaking scene, the loyal dragon left behind as the others prepared to face danger. But they knew that it was the only way to keep her safe. As they walked away, Scales let out a mournful cry, her tail drooping low. Even though she understood their reasoning, it didn't make it any easier to accept. She was alone once again.The group continued on their way, the sounds of Sc
Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2 Chapter 45
As the ship rocked and rolled on the waves, Markus struggled to keep his balance. He felt his stomach churning, and a wave of nausea hit him. He clutched the railing, trying to focus on the horizon, but the sight of the moving water only made his stomach turn. He felt a bit like a fish out of water, completely out of his element. Meanwhile, the other crew members moved around the ship with ease, their "sea legs" having developed over time. But for Markus, this was all new and disorienting.As the pirate ship pulled alongside, its crew began to scramble across the narrow gap between the two vessels. They moved quickly and agilely, clearly experienced in such maneuvers. But as they began to swarm across the deck, the captain was ready for them. With a single swift movement, he drew his sabre and plunged it deep into the mast, using it as a makeshift ladder to descend onto the deck. He landed with a thud, his sword already in hand, ready for battle.Juniper turned sad that the sail was
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