All Chapters of The Chosen One: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Mima's POVThe man stepped forward, his handsome face on display as he moved. He had a cream and blue apparel on, and his hair was in long dark locs that fell below his shoulders.His pasty skin, the same shade as Kia’s, glowed in the dimly lit prison.“Kia,” he breathed, his voice deep. Kia took an uncertain step forward, his small fingers gripping my hand tightly. “Daddy?” he whispered, as if afraid the image before him would disappear.The man nodded, his expression softening. “Yes, my son. I’ve wanted to see you for so long.”Kia’s fingers twitched in mine, and I knew he wanted to run to his father, to embrace him, but the thick golden bars separating them made it impossible. His father knelt before him, leveling his gaze with Kia’s, and reached out to touch the barrier, his fingertips shimmering against the energy that crackled in the air.I cleared my throat, breaking the moment. “You called me here for a reason,” I said, trying not to show how intimidated I felt by his powers.

Mima's POV My ears were ringing when I slowly opened my eyes to look up. Someone was carrying me in her arms and I couldn't make out who it was. Her long delicate fingers slowly dropped me to the ground and I saw Kia on the other side of her.I kept willing the ringing to stop but it only got louder. I placed my hand on both sides of my head and after a while, the ringing stopped. I raised my head to look up to see the goddess facing the god of destruction head on and from the look on his face, he was scared? The god of destruction's expression flickered between anger and feigned amusement, his dark eyes narrowing at the radiant figure before him. The goddess stood tall, unfazed by his presence, her very being emanating a power that seemed to press against the fiery air of the realm.“You were going to let them leave?” The goddess asked, her voice was calm but there was an underlying annoyed tone. The god of destruction let out a deep, dark chuckle, though the amusement didn't qui

Mima's POVWith the little strength I had left, I rolled to the side just as the bat came down with a loud crack against the wooden floor, splinters flying everywhere.Stephanie cursed, stumbling slightly from the force of her missed attack. I used the moment to my advantage, pushing myself up despite the dizziness threatening to pull me under.Stephanie recovered quickly, turning to swing again, but this time, I was ready. I ducked under the arc of the bat, lunging forward and grabbing her wrist.With all the anger and frustration burning inside me, I twisted her arm sharply, forcing her to drop the weapon with a cry of pain.I didn’t stop there. I slammed my knee into her stomach, knocking the air out of her. She gasped, doubling over, but before I could do anything else, I felt a cold, sharp object against my throat.A knife.Stephanie might have lost the bat, but she wasn’t done. Her wild eyes burned into mine as she held the blade close enough that I could feel its bite against m

Mima's POV“As you can see here, the number of tubers, fruits and other crops that we could harvest began to reduce and since I concluded that it could not be the workers, something must be wrong with the soil.” She stood up and tried to touch a potted plant on the floor. I swirled my fingers, bringing the potted plant from her office here since the one she wanted to touch was just an illusion. “Thank you.” She said after finally being able to hold it.She walked over to me and placed it in front of me.“The soil must be dying.”“Dying?” I asked her.“Yes, you see. It came as a shock to me. We always had the soil tested every few months and if we grew cabbage in a particular partch for a while, we switched the crop that would be grown there next. To keep the soil healthy.” I nodded, following what she was saying.“Like I said earlier, something wasn't right so I scooped out of the soil and put it in this pot to grow this plant.” I finally took a good look at the plant. “I chose a

Mima's POV I turned around to see Rake staring down at me with a smile on his face. “What are you doing here?” He asked. I smiled at him and then gestured for him to lower his head. “I'm trying to weed out the shadows in every unit. I'll tell you what I've discovered so far later, but for now we have a more serious issue.” I whispered in his ear. Rake frowned and then pulled out a chair to seat on. He turned to me, giving me his full attention.“Tell me.”“Look around and tell me what you notice.” Rake looked around and immediately there was a frown on his face. He must have not caught on to what was going on around because he was focused on me. “What the hell is going on here?” He whispered yelled making some heads turn to us.“Why are they eating in their workspace? Don't they have a cafeteria to cater to that? This is highly dangerous, eating in the presence of where toxic materials are.” He said to me and I nodded. “That's exactly what I thought too. Immediately I saw all