Chapter 342: Chapter 342
Prince Vitar's Point of View
Capital of Vithari - Dwardew
The gates were blown wide open, and the Druids stationed above it to reinforce it were unconscious. I was unsure whether it was from the impact or the breaking of their magic. However, one thing was certain. Our runes wouldn't last against such an onslaught, the Druids were exhausted, and there was a giant hole in our defenses.
"To the gate!" I bellowed.
"I'll give you this one chance," He began in a low tone. "Leave, and I'll let you live."
"Kill him!" Someone from the enemy's ranks shouted.
As soon as the words left his mouth, the invaders stepped forward shakily, only for them to be turned into a bloody mist. Their bodies completely disappeared as the ground became wet with their blood. A red mist covered my face, and I flinched from the suddenness of it. The flyers tried to get away, but we watched as they twisted and turned while they screamed out in horrible pain. Blood oozed from the tears in the overly tightened skin before being dropped unceremoniously on the ground.
After blinking a few times, I realized that the hundreds, if not thousands, that were lined up to invade the city were no longer there. Almost as if they had never been there in the first place. There would've been almost no indicator if it wasn't for the collection of blood at our feet. The stranger walked forward, unhooked his sword, and planted it firmly in the ground where the hole in the gate was.
The ground rose up and clogged up the hole in the defenses. Afterward, his sword gave off a pulse that coated our walls. Our runes shone far brighter than I had ever seen before fading again. Even the Druid's magic seemed to shimmer across the underground city's surroundings. Once he was done, he plucked his sword out of the ground and returned it to his back.
A scoff escaped his lips. "Fuckin Demons."
He then turned back to us, and my eyes widened as his gaze fell onto me. It shames me to say that I froze. His eyes studied me and my people. Almost like he was weighing our worth. After a moment, the stranger started to walk toward us. My breathing quickened as I was unsure how to respond to such a show of power. However, it hurt more when he simply walked by me again with little to no regard.The chapters is up by N0vEI__bin