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Chapter 38: To Unveil A Mystery (Part One)
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2024-10-29 19:42:56The next morning, Keir and Prince set out according to what they had planned last night. They found out that even if they have the Book of Ancient Medicines, it's still useless because there were two pages missing. They have no choice but to look for that person who made the poison to ask for an antidote.
"Do you remember where the smoke came from?" Prince Zaeius started interrogating Faz. This was a part of their plan. They would've done this last night but it would be inappropriate for Faz to talk with his remaining strength.
Faz coughed a little and when he opened his mouth, dark blood came out first instead of his voice.
"Faz, don't force yourself to speak if you can't. We'll just wait when you feel better." Keir caressed Faz's back to make him fee
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The whole room went silent. Only Méah's rapid breathing could be heard as Keir and Prince Zaeius stared at her. Keir's giving her a 'like I care' look while Prince Zaeius still maintained the sympathetic look on his face. Méah couldn't take what she just heard. She'd been away from home for a long time. 'Home...' When Méah thought about this, even more terrifying images exploded in her mind. People were dying before her eyes. Innocent children cried their eyes out in horror and sorrow. Blood flooded everywhere. And houses burnt into ashes. Méah flashed a faint smile bitterly as she slid herself unto the cold floor when her knees started to weaken. Tears st
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Keir and Prince Zaeius were perplexed. Again, sharing meaningful looks. Keir shook his head and whispered to the prince. "She's really hopeless. We didn't get to ask her what's the name of her hometown nor where on earth it lies." Méah walked back to Bek again with curious eyes. This time, she's maintaining a distance. "Look. Let's just wait and see," Prince Zaeius whispered back. "Okay." "No...it can't be..." Méah shook her head, refusing to believe what she had confirmed. Maybe she just missed her father so much that she could see him in other people. But she can't blame herself for this old man really looks like her father from
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A day had passed and Faz and Bek were already gaining there normal skin color after drinking a drop of blood from Méah. However, they're still asleep. Probably because Méah's blood was still cleansing their body. Keir didn't expect that Méah's blood would be the antidote. In fact, it was just his guess. But somehow he felt sure about it. At first, he was thinking that maybe she's immune to that poison that's why it didn't have an effect on her. So he came to an idea that maybe the blood of an immune person could cure the poisoned one. Luckily, he didn't fail. As for Méah, her wounds still have no improvement. But Keir had already applied medicines on them to stop the infection from spreading wider. Though this time, Keir used different medicines and increased their usage to counterpart how severe the i
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"Greetings, your majesty." Prince Zaeius bowed in front of King Astius as soon as he entered the king's room. "I heard you're looking for me." Then the maidservants bowed to him and left the room. "Yes. You're right. Have a seat." King Astius gestured the empty seat on the opposite side of the table."Son, there's something troubling me ever since that day Mon died. I know you're close with him. And I'm sorry for your loss. He was a good and a loyal adviser." King Astius poured tea unto the prince's cup. Prince Zaeius took a deep breath, remembering his dead friend. He didn't want to talk about it anymore as it only reminds him how Mon suffered helplessly. But somehow he felt like he should face his sorrow and let it out. And moreover, he also have to consult the king about something and now's the chance. The king is always busy so he couldn't just barge into the royal hall and talk about something unrelated to the kingdom's affairs. "It wasn't yo
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"Did you find them?" the woman, sitting on the sparkling black throne asked. Her voice was of strong character and authority. "No, master." The servant bowed in front of her presence and pulled up the black mask he's wearing to his forehead. "Useless!" the woman's delicate fingers curled into tight fists above armrests of the seat. She then raised her hand and a lady with a whip who was standing beside her, walked to the servant. "It was my fault, master." The servant bowed on his knees, his forehead touching the black, shiny floor, terrified. "Please allow me to do it once. And if I fail again, my life will be at your hands." "Shut up! Do you know what happened to the person who used to say those words in front me?" She turned to the left side of the hall where those who failed her were jailed. Not only did they wer
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It was a typical summer morning. The sun is shining brightly above the foggy, green mountains, as it floated on the cloudless, blue sky. Birds were happily chirping, from branches to branches, singing melodies of freedom. The aroma of the nearby fragrant flowers blended well with the sweet smell of morning dew. Sipping a cup of tea on his mansion's balcony, Prince Zaeius never had the time to appreciate the mansion's exquisitely beautiful scenery. It has been a long time since he got to breathe fresh air. He somehow missed it–the peacefulness and the relieving ambience of this place. He had been thinking a lot of things in his mind lately and he thought he needed time to relax and refresh for a bit. He never knew when he shall be able to do this again so he must savor the moment while he's still here. This afternoon, he will set off according to what they have planned. He had no assurance if he'll comeback
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"Oh, this doesn't look good!" Keir grabbed the black coat of him which was hanged beside the wooden closet and rushed out of his room, forgetting his stiff neck and the throbbing pain on his leg. A part of him is hoping that maybe Prince Zaeius was already at the palace to report to his majesty and that he was in danger. The moment he got out of the mansion, he walked straight to the stables and climbed up on one of the horses. The horse seemed to understand him. Without warning, it quickly ran through the stone path with its top speed. And if he wasn't quick enough to grab its rope, he would've knocked himself on the way. It took less than half an hour for him to finay arrive at the gate of the palace. Everyone was busily doing their own business. Some were rushing in, with stretchers of wounded soldiers who can't manage to walk anymore while some helped each other on their way in. Some were
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The golden rays of the sun broke out through the thick, dark clouds that were slowly dissipating away. The sun sat above the golden capped mountains in the west, about a few minutes before it would rest from a long day of work. The bright light vanished and the small crystal ball fell on Keir's chest. Then it slowly disappeared as soon as it touched his skin. Kalen was greeted by the silence of the world. The thick fog was cleared and the sky was full of hope. But for him, it wasn't the same sky anymore. It was the sky of new life and new beginnings. He looked around and everyone was lying on the ground. There was no trace of Purple Smoke. But he recognised Méah's figure lying ahead of him for half a mile away by her clothes and armour. However, as much as he wanted to check on them, he would have to chose his brother first who was lying right next to him. But judging on Keir's injuries, Kalen decided not to touch him. The arro
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"Useless!" Purple Smoke screamed in both fury and disappointment. She hated it when someone fails her and had a long history on it. To her anger, struck Méah with her palm on the chest. Méah flew a few yards away from where she stood. But she didn't complain. For Purple Smoke was her master and the only one who has the authority to do anything to her. She rolled on the ground for a couple times and spat out black blood. She was on knees but her face was still blank and didn't show any hint of pain. Purple Smoke faced Keir and the princess's body. Her vision quickly darkened. "Love. This is what love bring to people. What a pity. They're even willing to die because of it." She grinned. While she was feeling the moment of victory, she heard a swooshing blade coming from behind her. She quickly avoided it and saw Kalen. "Oh, another silly boy. But I like you already. You're braver than your brother." "I w
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