Chapter:-5

"But—that's impossible! She was just a child! Surely the our Clan could show some mercy, right?" Seth looked at his sister and gave her a sad, sympathetic smile. He knew Rose values the concept of family and children so much. Even though most of the time she's being a bitch, that was just her own way of getting attention from her father, to satisfy her wishful thinking that her father still cared for her. Ever since she was a child, she's been longing for the love and affection of her parents, her family. Unfortunately, it was not given to her.

"Rose, you do know that the White Wolf's Clan in the 20th century were too cruel right? Not that I am saying they're not any less cruel now. But, I hope you get what I mean."

"Right. That century was referred to as the Clockwork era. The authority was so corrupt during that time which made it literally a puppet for the corrupted officials. They became an animated clockwork doll for the official's wishes. They reigned and tainted the Authority for thirty years, until the anomaly was discovered and the people, the new generation of warrior arose and overthrew the former Authority." Simon voiced out his thoughts as he remembered some of the lectures they had when they were still in the Academy.

"Yes. Unfortunately, the fairy was one of the unlucky groups who became one of their victims. The Authority threatened them to destroy the entire village if they didn't heed to their desires. And they used the child as a warning, they killed all children. The family and all of the villagers were devastated."

"The whole village became enraged and thirsty for blood from the warrior. They became rebels against the authority. In honoring their fairy princess, they established the fairy group. They felt it was right to bring the child's fantasies into reality and use it in getting their revenge. They bear the symbol depicting a pair of wings with the blending letters of WW. It belongs to the Fair Clan group. That's the information I got from a reliable information broker."

"Are—are you really sure that this information is correct, Seth? I mean, you said so yourself, this incident happened sometime in the 20th century. We for sure doesn't know if that really happened. I mean, there's no concrete documents and evidence to be found to backup the information you got from the information broker."

"You have a point, Simon. But before you all decide to ignore this information, let me finish my findings first. Alright?" the four of them nodded as they let him continue and give them more information.