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"I’m here to play the third male lead." Melvin chimed in, "The original actor for the third male lead dropped out, so I've been looking for someone who fits the role. I was surprised when Elric’s agent reached out, saying he was interested in the part." He added with a half-joking tone, "I had to grab him while I had the chance." Elric fit the character perfectly—handsome with a hint of mischief, embodying the role of a carefree, rebellious young aristocrat from the early 20th century.

(Elijah) "As long as she followed our law, why not…also make sure to fully prepared our soldier before you launch an assault on the Principality of light..we need to weaken them…" "Understood sir..". (Elijah) Elijah leave the my office as we done discussing the important matter, for now the plan was going well as I planned. The only threat in Northern Hallerus left was from the King himself, which thanks to my Radio program, it has been quelled for at least a few months, also at the very least Duke Merrica can handle it himself. After 1 week, the attack on Principality of light will be launched. At first I wanted to use the Coalitions of Bandits as the main perpetrator for the attacks, but I

“We fight our battles on our terms.” Eldric’s lips curved faintly. “And yet, here you are. Forced into choice, tested by fire, ice, shadow, and betrayal. The Heart awakens only when the Seed faces the ultimate crucible.” Kael’s eyes narrowed. “Ultimate crucible?” Eldric raised a hand, and the battlefield convulsed. Shadows surged like waves, molten ice cracked, and the corrupted soldiers rallied under his control, coordinated with a precision that even the twins’ independent movements could barely counter.

“It better be worth it?” “You'll see, with King Eric as Crowned Prince, he was sent into the battle field to prove himself, by his side the four horsemen and Soldiers of Riana fought of every invasion on Riana. We were always victorious, why won’t we, Eric was something else, he was a god, he could cloth his blade with lightning and appear at will on any part of the battle field with bolts of lightning. It was magnificent.” “Then you fell for him.” Elroy folds his arm, already knowing where things were heading.

Icarus talked about the Dragon Wars and how it shook the whole world. Many have lost their lives during that reign. It took almost a whole year until Gorik defeated Elderon. It drove Elderon into hiding and led Gorik into a deep slumber to restore his magic. But Elderon returned to take over the humans until my grandmother stepped in and sealed him. Long story short, Elderon has yet to be defeated but is locked up. But now he has been released because Sera is no longer living. Icarus informs me that I should finish the job and kill Elderon.

“I need to speak with you. Now.” I stepped closer. “Who is he, Cecil?” Cecil hesitated for a moment before answering, her voice tight. “His name is Elric. He used to be… part of my old pack. Before we came here.” Elric gave me a nod, then looked to Cecil. “It’s about the girl. She’s not safe.” Elric's eyes lingered on me, sharp and unreadable, as if he were peeling back layers I had worked so hard to hide. His gaze made my skin crawl not out of fear, but out of the unwanted sense of being seen.

He was already on his way, charging toward the altar with his sword raised and through the smoke. The hood of the architect turned in his direction. "Oh. The doubter”. The darkness swept up to catch him. ELRIC’S POV The shard pulsed like a living heart, calling to me. It didn’t pull me like it pulled Xenia, but I felt it whisper in my skull, showing me flashes—choices I had made, failures I couldn’t erase. My brother’s face in the fire. My own hand letting go. Weak. Always weak. I snarled and drove my blade into the wolf blocking me. It screamed and scattered, but another slammed into my ribs, knocking the breath from my lungs.

The Greenways were allies, not subjects. "Illumination of Sun’s Grace," Eliad’s voice was rough as he spoke the high elf king’s formal title, “I bring troubling news. A human scholar from the Collegiate Alliance of Vyhelm, who had been studying at the Summit of D'Geanth under Grand Librarian Aldergon Graniel's supervision, has disappeared in dark elf territory." A subtle ripple of reaction passed through the courtiers. King Solerin leaned forward slightly, his expression unchanged but his eyes sharper.

"I think I have found something, which will help us move forward." She picked up another book which she had brought from the shelves, but it was definitely not anything the mortal lands had ever seen. The gold cover of the book was encrusted with precious stones, and the pages were as soft as feathers, and as white as a dove. Aelanor was sure it was surely dove feathers pressed in the form of pages. Nimuel picked them up softly with her fingers, and turned a few pages. "It says here that the elven lands stretch for a few empires, due West, where The Realm of the Shadows starts" she looked up.