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Chapter 83: Saying Goodbye without a Goodbye
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Everything went well when we set off from the Canan Village, though Blake didn't bid us farewell. It was a relief that he decided to stay in a safe village—I trusted that Jael and his family would take care of him on my behalf.We planned to sail in the ocean further north because it would be quite a risk if we sailed from the nearest shore because it's the Siren's territory. Also, not even a single one of us knew how to sail a boat, except for my basic knowledge of ship mechanisms.During our journey, we allotted some of our time to hunting practice every day. I also taught Gurion how to wield a bow and arrow, while Dillon made a small set for him similar to the design he made for me. Lowell also taught Gurion how to wield a spear since he requested it and made a small spear for him. I was so amazed at how fast he could learn to wield weapons, despite his young age.Tora also wields a knife similar to my brother and Dillon, but Dillon always left them alone for some reason during prac
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We were on a huge branch of a century-old tree, and we were lucky that the leaves were thick enough to hide us. I can see a few Sirens passing by around the area as if they can sense our presence but can't identify our exact location. We only sneakily checked on their movements one at a time. I wanted to check the area on my own, but the Sirens would definitely know our location once I set off to fly up because they were sensitive to air and water waves. They move faster than any regular beastman race because their bodies were built to defy the pressure underwater. Another thing we needed to consider was that they may not know how to climb a tree, but we have no assurance that they won't be able to find a way up. Dillon was trembling with anxiousness and asked, "Are we still going to cross the ocean? It would be risky for us, especially for Ari and Tora." "I don't think it's still possible. Is it safe to go back to where we came from?" my brother asked while looking at Lowell. All
Ari Chapter 87: Dylan
She vanished after uttering those words. I was baffled, but I unconsciously followed as I turned around, despite seeing the shocked look on Macan and my brother's faces. I ran towards the end of the huge branch, flapping my wings, and took a leap. I could hear my brother and Macan's voices calling out my name, but I still dashed toward the direction of the ocean. At a distance, I can see a flock of Sirens who suddenly stopped singing upon sensing my presence. They bowed down to me as I landed in front of them without letting go of the females whom they held captive. My tears were still drenched from crying, and my voice was trembling as I shouted at them, "I'm here! It's me w-who you were c-calling. Let them go! Let them all go!" One of the Sirens stood up and transformed into his passive form. His eyes and scales glisten like the stars and the sand on the ground. I couldn't tell the exact color of his hair and eyes due to the darkness surrounding the night. He reached out to me,
Ari Chapter 88: Our Secret Hangout
He looked straight into my eyes as if he were frightened that I'd be gone before his sight while grabbing and twisting a part of the throne, causing it to turn around and move towards a portal at the back of the throne. "Have you forgotten this place? It's alright, my goddess. As long as you can still remember me, it doesn't matter to me," he whispered before kissing my neck while trying to remove my necklace. I pushed him back forcefully and said, "No! Don't remove it, Dylan. I didn't come here for this, and you haven't fulfilled your part yet. I told you to let go of every female you've captured." He was confused and asked, "How about those who were already abandoned by their tribe and were already living with us peacefully?" I raised my eyebrows in confusion—I thought every female they captured was forced to go with them. "So, you believed the rumors that we take away females by force? We did lure them to go with us, but we always brought them back if they didn't like to stay w
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Ari Chapter 90: Let's Seal Our Oath
I explained my situation to him and the fact that it was already my third life. I did my best to let him understand my actions and reactions. Also, I wanted him to accept the fact that the Ari before him is not the same as the Ari in front of him—hence, I have no plan of breaking the oath. "That monster! It was my fault—I wasn't able to return to Nirvana after accepting your oath. Your father seemed frustrated despite trying to conceal his emotion—he forbade me from meeting you until you became an adult. There was a long war in the land of mortals; I didn't know I would suddenly hear about your death right after the war suddenly stopped after you and your father's deaths," he explained. "Sorry... I still can't recall those things. My memories as Arie are limited. Maybe it was because of the oath that I could suddenly remember you," I said. "I understand. Since your death, I never left the palace while praying for your safe return. I knew you would be reborn because the power of the
Ari Chapter 91: Gurion's Mother
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