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The applause quickly spread until the entire village was cheering, their voices rising in celebration. Mazi Ndu, still holding a handful of sand, chuckled nervously. “Well, it seems the gods have answered our prayers after all. Welcome home, Prince Sylvester!” Agu turned to face the villagers, his gaze sweeping over their joyful faces. “Thank you,” he said, his voice carrying strength and gratitude. “Thank you all for believing in me, even when I was gone.” Greater stood to the side, her emotions a whirlwind of confusion and awe. She had always known there was something extraordinary about Agu, but this was beyond anything she could have imagined.

its been over 500 years now ever since we saw him last and he's still after his one ultimate goal which is to make me pay for what I did to his family . " it's been long Krish last time I saw you was at kalama Indian "I said and he growled angrily " you murdered my entire village " he growled "yeah.. yeah I know and it was fun " I said pissing him off . " I should have killed you when I had the chance but as you know Victor Adams is a mercy guy "I said smiling and he growled and leaped forward . he swing his scythe in a C strike which I easily dodged .

Rameric's POV: "The good people of Sorghum!" I projected my voice as I walked over to the village square. I was trying to gain the attention of the villagers as they were yelling at the invaders. They chanted at the men being held in the center of their village encircled by wolves. "Hear me!" I exclaimed.

But now, I have realized that my initial plan of fleeing from this village might be a sumptous feast I cannot afford. Ettina have taken me half past the village town, walking through the mud then turns into stone-paved ground the moment we step in the center of the village. My eyes were met with either smoldering stares, or be filled with their enormous body that I assume was gained from their rigorous fighting surviving this forest. Nonetheless, it made me feel small and I am not fond of that irksome feeling.

"Don't dream of our thanks to you! Vampires took over our village after the Werewolves, and we lost a lot of people! In the old days when the Werewolves were here, all we had to do was to hunt for them and bring them food. And YOU! YOU broke all that and you still thought your most generous action was doing us good?" Echo listened to me, speechless. I continued, "Damn bitch, Echo, you'll never pay for this sin! If I can't torture you to death, I'm sure Duke Elliot will!" With all my strength, I began to whip her, all around her body. Every time I hit on her, the face of a villager flashed in my mind. They were all innocent people! Echo's POV

'What if I say no? Village head Wang laughed, and everyone behind him clenched the handle in his hand. 'It's not up to you.' The words sound just fell and two or three people rushed up behind them, ready to show their talents. Cassie and Javen stood in front, seeing that the man in front was about to rush over, and directly kicked off the handle in his hand and knocked him to the ground with one punch. These bony villagers are obviously no match for them at all.

“The only mistake was underestimating us.” --- With Calla subdued, the remaining mercenaries hesitated, their resolve crumbling. Kaden stepped forward, his voice ringing with authority. “Leave now, and you’ll live. Stay, and you’ll face the same fate as your leader.” One by one, the mercenaries dropped their weapons and fled, disappearing into the forest. The villagers erupted in cheers, their victory hard-won but complete. --- As the village celebrated, Lena and Kaden stood near the sapling, their hands intertwined.

He pauses, taking a moment to steady himself. “Talk to me warrior.” I say. "The bandits... they have attacked the village a few minutes ago," he says and his voice breaks with the weight of his news. "They came without warning, setting fires to the houses and barns in the village of Utak. They killed the cattle, killed people, wounded our children, woman and burnt their houses in ravaging madness. They laughed as they did so.” A murmur of shock and outrage ripples through the council. At the news, my eyes blazes with fury and my hands clench into fists at both sides. I take a step forward to the gamma.

In remembrance! In remembrance! Lord Nox, the God of War, succumbed to the siege by the Ten Nations and perished in the treacherous Ocean of Death. The battleground witnessed not only the staining of azure waters but also a sea adorned with lifeless forms, as Lord Nox, with unmatched prowess, faced and conquered the formidable lions of the Ten Nations.Contrary to popular belief attributing Lord Nox's demise to the collective might of the Ten Nations, the truth unfolds that the one responsible for extinguishing his life was none other than the woman who held the deepest place in his heart.In the passage of time, Nox Greenshade stood atop the towering peaks, gazing upon the vast expanse below

As though fate wanted to confirm her fears, a massive roar was heard, and a pillar fell from the sky and struck the village! *BOOM*