The Guild Master’s voice echoed with chilling authority, “I earned my position through deeds, not dusty tomes. And I wouldn’t hesitate to prove it again.”The second adventurer, fuelled by indignation, roared, “We demand our rightful reward!”“Or what?” the Guild Master’s eyes flashed with icy blue light, “You’ll try to bully your way into my guild? I could have you both locked up with a word.” Soldiers materialized from the door, steel glinting in the dim light.“This is unlawful!” the adventurer sputtered.“Law is a tool, boy,” the Guild Master’s voice was a low growl, “and it bends to the strong.”“But the carcass…” the adventurer stammered, “it’s proof enough…”“Proof?” the Guild Master’s laughter was a harsh bark, “I’ve seen children with more convincing lies. Prove your claim, or leave empty-handed.”As the tension reached its peak, the guild master's ultimatum hung heavy in the air, a challenge that demanded valour and skill to overcome. With a resolute determination, he turned
With grim resolve, the dragon summoned the 'Grip Crusher', a dark hand materializing above the guardian and crushing its head with finality. As the guardian crumbled before him, Zeomora's senses returned, and the battle was won but at great cost. The dragon stood, a lone figure amidst the fading echoes of conflict, having emerged victorious from the crucible of battle.Collapsed on the ground, his body weary and battered from the fierce battle, Zeomora struggled to catch his breath. Despite the restorative effects of a healing potion, exhaustion weighed heavily upon him, a testament to the intensity of the conflict.Surveying the looming cave entrance, Zeomora's gaze narrowed with determination. "At dawn, after we've rested, we must venture into the cave," he declared, his voice tinged with a sense of urgency.The dragon, his companion, and ally, nodded in agreement, his eyes glinting with a warrior's resolve. "Agreed, we shall gather our provisions and depart swiftly," he affirmed, t
"Don't let its speed deceive you," the dragon warned. "It may have poor agility, but it can swing that hammer with incredible force and speed. Remember, avoid that hammer at all costs. Its special effects are devastating."Zeomora glanced at his MP, which had been drained nearly in half from the impact. "I get it," he replied, his voice strained."When it hits you," the dragon continued, "it either drains your mana or counters your attacks. But I'll share some of my strength with you."Zeomora watched as his body transformed, scales erupting from its skin. "Let's see what you've got," he challenged, his determination burning bright.The troll's hammer struck the ground with a thunderous clash, the vibrations shaking the very earth beneath Zeomora's feet. With a fierce roar, the troll lifted the massive hammer and charged towards Zeomora. Quick on his feet, Zeomora leapt into the air, delivering a powerful kick with spiked boots aimed at the troll's belly. The spikes barely made a dent
He took a step forward, but the dragon's voice halted him."No, retreat for now," the dragon cautioned. "A confrontation with them would be unwise. They would seize the opportunity to capture you, leaving you without a chance to escape."Zeomora cast one last glance at the skyship before turning and fleeing into the wilderness.Avalon, observing the scene from the skyship, raised his hand, signalling his subordinates to stand down. "Let him go for now," he commanded. "Pursuing him would be akin to playing into his hands. The opportune moment will arise when he will be forced to make a desperate choice: fight or perish."Minutes later, Zeomora stumbled into a rocky terrain, his breath ragged from exertion. He paused, leaning against a large boulder, his hands trembling as he assessed his injuries."I am strong," he muttered to himself, "but I need to become even stronger."A deafening roar echoed through the air, snapping him out of his reverie. He looked up to see a monstrous wild boa
"Either way," the first hero declared, "we must vanquish him before he unleashes his destructive power upon the world."The king nodded in agreement. "I shall present this to the guardians," he said, "so that they may pinpoint his whereabouts.""And do not forget to inform us of his location once they have discovered it," the second hero reminded him.The king made his way to the guardians, where one of the two guardians bowed respectfully. "My Lord, what brings you here today?""They have confirmed that this is indeed the individual who wields such dangerous dark magic," the king revealed, holding up Zeomora's image. "He also appears to pose a significant threat to the Prehendrins."The elder's eyes widened in realization. "Then I shall immediately cast a spell to reveal his location," he declared, his voice tinged with a hint of urgency."In the meantime," the king added, "I shall attend to another pressing matter. Please relay his location to the heroes once you have ascertained it
Avalon held up his hand, a gesture that halted the man's proposal. "No need for haste. He is not one to remain stationary. By now, he has likely moved to a different location." A thoughtful expression crossed his face. "His ability to shatter a weapon crafted by a divine entity is a feat I've never encountered. We shall wait for him to reveal himself, and then we shall strike with precision.""Should we involve the Four Alkaldrias in the search?" the man asked, a hint of uncertainty in his voice.Avalon shook his head decisively. "The history of animosity between Heroes and Prehendrins is well-documented. We shall not inform them of the missing weapon, but we can share Zeomora's image. It may expedite the process.""My Lord," a soldier announced, bowing low, "the smugglers captured by the Prehendrins have arrived."The king's eyes lit up with anticipation. "Excellent!" he exclaimed. "Prepare them for immediate questioning."The soldier hesitated for a moment before replying, "I'm afra
The air crackled with the scent of burning flesh as justice, swift and merciless, was meted out to those who dared defy the laws of nature and morality. An air of ominous power enveloped him as he unleashed the 'Cosmic Blast', conjuring a massive black orb above him that split into smaller spheres, each hurtling towards different sections of the enemy stronghold. A sly smile played upon his lips as, with a mere flick of his fingers, the entire headquarters erupted in a cataclysmic explosion, the destructive force leaving nothing but smouldering ruins in its wake. Perched atop a rugged precipice, he focused his energies, invoking the 'Vision Ray' spell fuelled by the golden coins he had bestowed upon his allies. Having given them the coins which were nothing more but a super-powered weapon. That would explode with a flip of the finger and could spy on his enemies. Through the shimmering veil of magic, he peered into the heart of the enemy stronghold, observing the ebb and flow of l
Amid the charged atmosphere, the smuggler who had been in the wreckage raised his voice, venom dripping from his words, "End him! He's earned his fate..." Before he could finish his sentence, a sudden blast silenced him, his head obliterated by lethal force. The ruthless smuggler then turned the weapon towards the elf, an embodiment of unyielding determination.The smuggler engulfed in a silent tempest of fear and greed, fixated on the coveted weapon that lay between them, a prize desired by both sides in equal measure.Before any further developments could unfold, their leader arrived on the scene, flanked by reinforcements, his authoritative presence casting a shadow over the stand-off. "What madness is this, my son? Dispatch the elf and secure the prize," his command cutting through the tension like a whip.As the confrontation escalated, the smuggler recognized the crucial moment at hand, a beacon of opportunity amidst the chaos. Ignoring the hail of bullets and the cacophony of b
The tension hung heavy in the air, thick as the shadows cast by the looming trees. The elf leader, his eyes sharp and keen, surveyed his companions. "We shall lure them to the designated spot," he declared, "and then... let the dance of blades decide the victors." From the depths of the forest, a gruff voice echoed, "Alright, men, we move in fifteen minutes. Remember, bring back the good, or don't come back at all." The smugglers' leader, a burly brute with a scarred face, barked his orders, his words dripping with greed and violence. "Do you trust them?" one of the elves asked his leader, a hint of doubt colouring his voice. The elf leader allowed a subtle smile to play on his lips. "Trust? In humans? Never. But they believe they hold the upper hand, and that will be their undoing. We shall reclaim what is rightfully ours, one blade at a time." Under the cloak of night, the procession began. The gleaming weapons, potent and valuable, were guarded by a contingent of Prehendrins, th
Andrew George
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Armoniel Melixar
Hi all fans of The Four Legendary Alkaldrias I have started a new plot of this story. I would advise for all readers to begin again from the beginning, so that you understand the storyline. Many ay ask why I did this and the answer is simple I did this to better the experience making it 90%action.