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Chapter 66: Pride
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2024-10-29 19:42:56"Bullshit! Get that away from me!" Keir cautiously took a long step back, slamming his back on the cave's wall behind him with his eyes doubled in size. "Do you know how poisonous that snake is?!"
Méah was petrified. Not because she's afraid of snakes but because she didn't know it's a lethal one. But she remained holding it still, thinking that if she'd let it go now, it might come back at them the very second it's freed. She spotted a stone near Keir's feet and stepped to pick it up.
"What are you doing?" Keir couldn't move a muscle. He's trying to figure out if ever Méah would let the snake bite him. "No! Don't ever fucking do that!"
But Méah didn't utter a word, adding more fright on Keir's pulsating chest. She was just looking at the struggling snake which she held tight by the head as h
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Dirt and dust and small craps of rocks started falling off the cave's ceiling. And what Méah expected awhile ago absolutely happened. Shw quickly rose up from where she fell and curled herself smaller, pressing her back unto the cave's stone wall. When the wolves started backing out, the cave's entrance collapsed, extinguishing the only way which allowed the light from the outside to come through. The entire cave plunged into an unending darkness and silence. Méah was now shaking hard. Although she couldn't see a thing, her ears and her instincts worked sharply together, detecting the whereabouts of the four wolves which are trapped inside the cage with them. She didn't know if they're all dead now so she have to be cautious. Méah suddenly heard a quick crunch on the cave's floor which she assumed that it was a rock being stepped into. And then a sudden, light breeze brushed into her face. She knew there's no way breeze could enter a
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Méah jolted awake so as the throbbing pain caused by her injuries all over her body. Now she realized she just had a dream, a bad dream rather. But it felt so real that she couldn't even differentiate it from reality. The first thing she noticed is the dark surrounding which gave her the idea that she's still inside the cave. Everywhere she looked is pitch black as if it was telling her to just give up. Her chest heaved up and down heavily as she tried to catch her breathe, filling her lungs with air as much as it needed. It took her quite a long time before she gained her normal breathing back. While she's slowly calming down, everything in that dream started replaying in her mind. But matter how many times it kept on repeating, she's still confused as ever. However, there's only one thing that she couldn't get out of her head. 'Four pulses?' she asked herself. Remembering this, she decided to check it o
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The very moment Keir realized this, he knew he would have to stay with Méah here alone for a long time. Not only this, they would have to live a vigilant life. 'Alright, Keir. This is what you get for leaving your grieving friend who needed you the most right now. And also maybe for holding so much grudge and hatred within you.' 'What am I thinking about? Why is this getting to Méah now? This is ridiculous!' Keir's mind fought about his lingering thoughts. He felt like this is a curse bestowed especially for him. He's just living his life normally. And committing sins are part of it but he believed his sins aren't that heavy for this curse. As
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After a long day of work, the place was already tidied by Méah except from the kitchen and bedroom stuffs because she can't find any source of water to wash or clean them. And besides her condition won't even let her do it even if a river is running just right outside the small cabin. However, this doesn't include the surrounding area outside; it was still a mess that blended well with the forest itself. Méah dropped herself carefully on the floor beside Keir's bed, avoiding to disturb her injuries. She's extremely exhausted and drained that she immediately closed her eyes the moment she leaned her back on the wooden wall behind her. Suddenly, she felt her stomach grumbled in hunger. Beside her was a small pouch which she made from her robe. Inside it were few wild berries that she found nearby when she went out this afternoon to look for something to eat. It has been three days since she woke up in an unfamiliar place and didn't remember consuming anyt
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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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After they ran away and the battlefield was almost emptied, Purple Smoke was furious when she saw Méah kneeling on the ground, frozen like a statue. She couldn't believe a simple trick could affect Méah. "Come, my dear." Purple Smoke walked in front of Méah. She bent down and held Méah's chin up. Black and purple veins appeared on her neck down to her arms. Then all of it crawled into Méah's chin down to her neck, spreading towards her back. Her injuries were healed and the arrows were burnt into ashes. Méah stood up straight. "Avenge yourself. Kill them all. Kill." Purple Smoke whispered to her ears. "But first, I want you to do something." Then, Méah suddenly disappeared in Purple Smoke's eyes. She was now off to do what she's told to do. Purple Smoke burst into a boisterous laughter. But she eventually stopped when a loud blow of horn was caught in her ears. Among all the four kingdoms, only one would use horn
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