Hunters: The Prequel のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 331 - チャプター 340

“That was unbelievable,” Lam sighed with a euphoric expression as he put aside the Record Stone.“It was,” Mane sounded far more composed. The contents of the Record Stone didn’t move him like they did Lam.“I guess it was passable,” Hildegarde commented from atop Mane’s shoulder. Her expression showed that she wasn’t being proud by making such a comment, but really felt that way.“This was much more exciting than the matches of the Round of 16 Stage. This time things were much more competitive.” Lam stated with a slightly refreshed expression. Mane didn’t doubt his words at all, since it was made clear to him that Lam had been following the competition all this while.The duo had just finished watching all the matches of the Quarter Final Stage. In the end, in addition to the Orange Team, the Red Team, Indigo Team (the reigning Champions), and the Black Team were the teams that made

As the sun slowly rose to take its position of dominance in the sky, creatures and people slowly awakened from their slumber. Although the darkness of night hadn’t fully faded, a new day had already began. Few people were awake at this time, but the creatures of the forests were already up and about. Amongst the few humans that had awakened, there were 6 of them standing on the outskirts of the village. Three of these humans were teenagers – two boys and a girl.The boys were charming, blessed with features that would turn the heads of any who saw them. Both of the boys were tall, but one was taller than the other. The shorter one had beautiful curly black hair and a well sculpted face. His eyes were gentle yet filled with strength, and his build was relatively good. The taller one was also a beautiful boy. His long blonde hair fell to his shoulders and his well-trimmed beard made him look a tad bit more mature. Although the sky was still a bit dark since the sun

“We should stop here!” Ivor screamed at the top of his voice when he realised that the sun was going down. His concerned gaze was focused on Mane, but Mane knew that the concern in it wasn’t meant for him. Ivor’s concern was directed at the sleeping Lily clinging to Mane’s back. It was actually because she had fallen asleep that Ivor suggested that they take a break. There was a slight smile of satisfaction on her face and a bit of saliva had found its way out of her mouth and onto Mane’s shoulder.Mane nodded his head at the man’ suggestion, and slowly grinded to a halt. He tilted his head slowly to make sure he didn’t wake Lily up, for her head lay peacefully on his shoulder. Then he carefully wiped the drool off her lips. He didn’t want her to be embarrassed if she woke up in the process of transferring her off the horse.“Steady Roxanne,” Mane patted the tired Red Maned Horse. He infused Edict into h

“Are you okay?” Back within Mane’s tent Hildegarde flew around Mane whilst asking worriedly. Mane was seated on the floor in a cross-legged position. His expression was forlorn, and he looked like a man burdened with the many affairs of the world.“Do you think she will treat me the same way?” Mane didn’t answer Hildegarde’s question but asked one of his own. There was a complicated expression on the face of the Young Supreme as he asked this question. His eyes were filled with loneliness and didn’t contain their usual brilliance.“Sigh” Hildegarde sighed when she saw his expression. Mane had spent his life fighting. He battled pretty much everything, and she had seen this when she was given the privilege to rummage through his memories during their transfer to this world. She had seen the boy fight against all sort of men and creatures. Battle Beasts, Magical Beasts, Powerful Wielders, and even Celestials had

It was sometime at dawn when Ivor woke the twins up.“Get up. We need to get moving again.” The large man poked his head into Lam’s tent and said. He didn’t do the same to Lily because she was a lady and he didn’t want to dent her modesty by barging into her tent. So it was Lam who was given the task of waking her up.“Got it,” Lam answered when he found out they had to leave. He didn’t sound like someone who had just woken up because he wasn’t asleep. He grew up in a village, and sleeping till the sun was up was never a habit of villagers. He had already prepared himself and was just left with packing up his tent.“Lily, it’s time to leave,” Lam called out to his sister once he was close enough to her tent. He knew she was awake because they received the same training. If he was awake, then she was also awake.“I’d be right out,” Lily responded after a short while.