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Their attacks that were barbaric reminded him of the only person who would hire mercenary which is Benjamin, his uncle. Mercenary was rarely hired for killings, knowing how they tend to bite the hand they feed on, including the hand of the people who hired them. It only made Benjamin the best person to hire the mercenary as most of them feared fighting. It was clear who hired them but the question was why now. It made it more annoying that the mercenaries have a brain inside their heads by burning the forest.

Mane smiled at her and said, “I must become someone that would bring the natives of this world together. This book here says that there are several mercenaries and bandits roaming the world. There is disorder everywhere and chaos is the daily bread of the common people who have no power to defend themselves. Rape, pillage, murder, conquest – these things have ravaged the world and set it aflame. The seven deadly sins thrive in this environment, and everyone tries their hardest to fend for themselves. Only a few like Dan see the bigger picture and try to bring up a force, but they struggle immensely to grow” Hildegarde only listened; she didn’t interrupt. When Mane first laid eyes on Dan, he

Before I could even reach the elevator, I saw Maisie and Dash sitting on the chairs outside the department entrance. I quickly hid. I wasn't too far from them, so I could hear their conversation clearly. Maisie held up a medical report and said, "I can't keep this baby. I'll give you some money. Don't contact me again after that." Dash suddenly dropped to his knees and begged, "Don't do this, Maisie! This is our baby we're talking about—a life!" Maisie flung his hand away. "This was just an accident! I've misjudged you, Dash. You poked holes in that box of condoms on purpose, didn't you? You got me pregnant so you could take Tristan's place!"

Yet he crossed the distance within seconds with another human being as added weight. ‘Another human being?’ She’d caught the servants’ idle talk of rumors and prominent figures during the wars—of how some of them had surpassed the realm of humans and were deemed monsters clad in human skin. ‘He’s a monster.’ His other companions were down for the count, but they must be monsters in their own right as well. Sylvia shivered, remembering the name of the mercenaries who stood out in the war—the Mercy Mercenaries—a group of elites on par with the kingdom’s best.

“Before the Houses demand blood, we will hear testimony. These mercenaries infiltrated our wards and spilled blood on the academy grounds. They did not act alone.” A ripple of unease passed through the crowd. I felt Caelum tense at my side, Lucien shift closer, Elias’s hand brush mine where no one could see. One of the mercenaries lifted his chin, lip split, but smile sharp. “You want truth?” he rasped. “Fine. We were hired. Paid in blood coin and dragonsteel.” His gaze swept the room before landing on three men I recognized instantly, though I had never stood so close to them. Alaric Hawthorne. Lord Gerrard Nerezza. Archmage Callum Everley.

“You taking over Guccini’s network and making me next in command.” Silence. “Yeah?” His voice comes. My jaw tightens. A new war begins inside me. And I choose. “I’m in.”

Would he even know what the emotion meant? One dead body stumbled into sight. It had a leg broken clearly across. There was no way for it to be walking. But it stumbled jerkily around on it. It crunched with each step. “Here we go again!” His newest mercenary groaned. As if his words summoned them, corpses began filling the room. The enemy was endless. “How many are there?” everyone asked in unison.