King Of The Battlefield の小説・ストーリー

The king excited to meet Zeus said and stretched forth his hand for a handshake. Zeus received it quickly.... "There is a near battle and we need your best men to fight alongside us." "My men are your men. You are the rightful ruler of this town, Son of Raja" The king replied WIth a smile. "Good, but I asked the people of the town to vote their king, exception of me. And you deserve the role. I don't have time for ruling royal affairs." "Tell me more about the war!" "it's a war that will decide the fate of us all, and we need to win it. It's against more than one enemy.. We are caught up in the middle of three foes....lucifer...Sarraphina....kema... How large is your army?

The swords were lowered as the emperor's warred causing sounds that echoed in the ground and the woods. They were both exceptional and the fight got intense and they managed to lose the shields and were now fighting with nothing between them. The swords clanged and both turned twisting their body to go for each other's head. The swords were placed on each other's neck, not going further. Kings are never killed in a battlefield, merely imprisoned. As everyone stood breathless not knowing what will happen, the conch was blown marking the end of the day's warfare. The sun was slowly lowering on the horizon.

he said firmly. The advisor nodded and quickly gave orders to the guards to prepare for battle. King Stormie watched as his army marched out of the palace gates, ready to defend their home and their king. The battle was fierce and intense. The two sides clashed with swords shields, and the sound of metal against metal echoed throughout the palace grounds. King Stormie fought bravely alongside his soldiers, determined to protect his pack and his home. As the battle raged on, King Stormie noticed that one of the enemies seemed to be leading the attack. He recognized him as a notorious warlord who had caused trouble in nearby kingdoms.

King Ecbert had been preparing for their return all these years, marshalling his army led by his son Athelwulf to attack the Vikings' camp that the scouts had detected the previous day, catching the Vikings off guard. Little did he know. Mayhem erupted as the forces clashed, battle cries filling the air. Sophie stood frozen at the entrance of her tent, watching her people falling off their horses as the Vikings' blades struck them. She was yanked out of her shock when someone grabbed her arm, pulling her along. With one last glance at the battle behind her, Sophie focused on the blonde woman pulling her towards the woods, where other Vikings were hiding. Everyone capable of fighting was on t

Chapter fifty-four KEVIN'S POV I could see that the king was already bored at tonight's entertainment, just looking at her eyes one could see that she never really experienced the true horrors of battle. And *, fortunately,* for her she never would, unlike her opponent-or wouldn't it be more accurate to call him her executor?- he was known as the butcher he had been one of our best fighters at the war front-still was-but years of knowing nothing but bloodshed and practically living on the battlefield as he had no home to go back to had truly broken him.

a young child of about ten years old asked. “That might be the case,” his mother answered, not wanting to take her eyes off from the field. King Ude got to the field and removed his royal regalia to showcase his fighting garments. He was really going into a battle with Gray. Gray, Yasike, Esther, and Monike knew why but they hadn’t thought it would get to that point. “Let the battle begin,” the king said. He had been a great warrior from his childhood. He had fought against the invasion of their kingdom, and the older generation knew this fight would be a disaster and that there was a personal motive to it.

*** Nadine The battlefield had descended into a bewildering calm. With Charles's death, and Victor's head gruesomely displayed by Nicholas in the warzone's heart, adding a piercing cry declared Ferdinand's death. Both sides were engulfed in total confusion, struggling to discern reality from deception, unsure of their next move. The Dark King's soldiers, having executed precise sniping and assassinations, had targeted the hardcore generals from both sides. Those who survived were primarily opportunists, riding the current wave of change. Now, this wave was shifting allegiance towards Prince Nicholas, the rightful heir to the Royal Kingdom.

Not now. “Fine,” he ground out, his voice raw. “I’ll lead your war. But do not mistake obedience for loyalty.” The King’s eyes narrowed, but he nodded once. “Good enough.” The battlefield reeked of iron and ash. Raphael stood at the front lines, his armor heavy on his shoulders, his sword dripping crimson. Around him, warriors looked to him with desperate faith, their chants echoing his name. Even hollow, even broken, he was still their Alpha, and they would follow him into hell itself.

Dyron spread his arms in his usual fashion, basking in their anger, their rage, their taste for Ecanus blood. “Joyous day!” the King said sweetly, smiling maliciously as his men’s war cries intoxicated him, “Oh joyous day, my son, Prince Colter Havocc will also serve as one of the field commanders for this battle.” He turned to look at the prince who simply waved his hand in acknowledgement, also being thrilled by the violent cheers of these creatures.

Even though the pane held, the terrifying kinetic energy transferred through the barrier like a physical blow, rupturing my eardrum and rattling my skull. The glass instantly spiderwebbed, a thousand silver fractures blooming in the light. A razor-thin splinter hissed through the air, grazing the corner of my eye. Blood beaded at once, mixing with cold sweat before trickling into my eye, stinging like acid. I was Lorenzo's live target, codenamed 01. Names didn't matter, and pain wasn't allowed. My role was simple—to replicate hostile operatives during his extravagant security exercises—or, at present, to serve as a living prop.