บททั้งหมดของ Retribution of the Roar: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

“Even before the death of Kaihra Bashti, we have been long planning in making Hearth pay. I believe I told you before, right? That Hearth deserves retribution?”Zed was making clear that he was still their ally, not their former enemy. He even used the word retribution, the divine punishment of the Rigiddin clan. Mentioning Kaihra meant that he still remembers, just as many of them did, how Hearth was determined in using even children for the sake of their plans. It made Raeya think of Macy. As far as she knows, Kaihra made an impact in her life. Though they aren’t supposed to be friends since Kaihra was the daughter of the one who killed Fhae, Macy was ready to drop the life of bitterness and revenge. It manifested when she tried to save Kaihra from the assassins of Hearth who went after her life though she died in the end despite Macy’s efforts, regrettably.“This Scar of Shame of ours,” he continued as he showed the ugly cross scar at the back of his right palm,”is more than enough

The mention of the Halite spooked the whole hideout of Hearth.‘Only Hearth knows this, not even the guerillas or any other company. It is not even found in the database that we have stolen from the Triad.’Those were Grey’s words when they started this. It was one thing that he had been confident of from the very start. It was the reason why he was never shaken even if the news that were coming to him seemed like everything was going in favor of their enemy’s side. He deemed it that as long as they didn’t get wind of their secret weapon, everything would still be in their control. But with the sudden announcement of Sir Vance, he felt his plans collapse.At first, they thought that it was just a simple briefing of Operation Ignis, an announcement asking for reports or updates, or maybe he will just give them new orders or commands. He already got questions when he heard that he will be using Ryder to tell each company his instructions. Why would there be a need for Ryder to be the o

Nique accepted the challenge of the mountain.She was never a hiker. She lived in the wide valley of Khenealm in the squatter area beside the river that runs through the edges of the land. The wild plains were her home, away from the center of civilization. Though she would cross the sides of the mountains everyday because she was carrying water to different homes for a living. She would carry the water jug from the river to their place. There were no rich people but there were a few who were at least living in moderate luxury.But she never dared to climb the mountains that surround them.It was because of one reason–the mountains represented the wall between the rich and the poor. Beyond those huge lump of soil filled with tall trees and giant rocks that overshadowed the valley, was the shining society of Khenealm. Beyond that wall was proof of how unjust and broken their community was. Nique and the others were working hard day and night with no basic commodities, no sense of secur

News of the attack on the control center where Sir Vance was staying spread over all companies from different directions.Sir Vance said that the line to the control center will always be open and will never be closed. It only will be cut off when the building is deserted. It was in his instruction when that time came, they should know that he would be under attack.By two in the morning, the line connecting the computers to the control center shut down. Raeya was the one on guard at that time and she immediately pressed the red alert, waking the whole of Aegis up.The former glorious building of the Triad had already been ransacked by Hearth. Hearth failed to kill the head and they were eager to try again. Every company leader was on call with each other. In the absence of Ryder, who everyone hoped was protecting Sir Vance, Leison stood in command. ''Do not retreat all your forces. Send only representatives and leave able-bodied in every station that the enemy may pass through.'' Le

Raeya saw the men force their way through the door.They were impatient people. They don’t seem to be successful in distracting the woman for her not to see them. Unfortunately, the saleslady saw them and began to shout. “Thieves! Somebody–”Her voice was nothing more than a squeak but the men behind her covered her mouth with a cloth. Her arms flung, her chest seeking for air. Raeya wanted to step at that moment but seeing that they weren’t going to kill her and just let her sit unconsciously on a chair, she decided to let it slide for now. She shouldn’t reveal herself this early. All seven of them barged right through the door as soon as the key fit and the door opened. From the distance where she was, she saw that they were opening the pile of boxes one by one. While they were caged in that transparent room, Raeya knew it was her chance. Even if the Halite was not true, she had the duty to at least reduce the numbers of the enemy. Raeya saw the rope connecting to the cloth above