All Chapters of Hunters: The Prequel: Chapter 461 - Chapter 470

“Do not pretend you aren’t listening Mistress Ashera,” Mane calmly stared at the ceiling right above him and said. His eyes flashed with a strange glow as he spoke and his senses that were fully spread were tasked even further.“Are you sure you want to know this?” Ashera’s melodious voice forced its way past the walls of Mane’s room and reached the ears of both Mane and Sunflower.“What do you mean by that?” Mane asked. It seemed that things were more complicated than he thought.“If I am to tell you what you seek, you will be embroiled in a world that you may not want to be a part of,” Ashera clarified what she meant.“What is it that I wouldn’t want to be a part of?” Mane asked with furrowed brows.A mirage of Ashera appeared on the walls of Mane’s room when Mane asked this question. And Mane sat up to face her. His eyes flashed as True Eyes were activated.

Just like the Barbarians, the Elementals had their own capital. Though they preferred to stay in the realms of men, they still had a place to return to – Amalgamation. Amalgamation was the Elemental Capital, and probably their only true dwelling place. It was much smaller than Intersection, but it was very beautiful. Unlike the Barbarians who focused on defense and military robustness when they were building Intersection, the Elementals had abandoned all that to make Amalgamation as beautiful as humanely possible. And that they had done in grand style. Amalgamation was a city of many colors. The sky above the city was filled with the power of the Elements, causing it to constantly change color every few days. The walls were the same, for they were baptized by the sky above and picked up its characteristics. Every house; every building; and every stone that was used to make the roads was colorful too. It was a real haven.Although Amalgamation was beautiful, it wasn&rsqu

“So, why is Ashera’s herald here?” the blind old man asked. When he spoke the others were silent, and even Ancestor Pier who valued his face looked withdrawn with the old man around. He was holding on to both Lam and Lily as though he was trying to prevent them from doing or saying anything silly. This blind old man was surely not as kind as he looked.“Ancestor Origin, it is an honour to meet you – and the others,” Mane nodded slightly at the Ancestors who commanded the respect of the masses as he spoke. His actions caused a few of them to frown, yet when they looked into his multi-pixelated eyes their powers trembled, and they felt their energies being drawn towards the young man standing before them. The boy was like a vacuum. A mere look was all it took to weaken them. They hastily turned away in shock.“Sun, can I have it please?” Mane turned to Sunflower and said.“Oh yeah. Here.” Sunflower quickl

Time worked in different ways. For some it led to progress, whilst for others time robbed them of everything. Some had it both ways, but whichever one came last was the true defining factor for them – progression or robbery. However those with their destinies already written in the stars always experienced the most turbulent of eras. Their fates were never set in stone. Succeed at what fate had touted its horn that you would do and you would be remembered for all eternity. Fail, and you would be forgotten. Even if you were remembered, it wouldn’t be the kind of memory you would hope people have of you. A man with such destiny was the Prince of Ancients, Dan.The mysteries of the Dark Valley were plentiful, so much so that each of the Three Great Races had their own agendas and beliefs concerning the place. For the Ancients, their strongest belief was that a powerful weapon was hidden in the Dark Valley. This weapon was believed to possess unprecedented power, and

“Do you think that he’s still going to come? It’s almost midnight!” Lam paced anxiously around his sister’s bedroom and said. Pacing next to him in a comical fashion was Silver who just seemed to like causing mischief. Lam’s eyebrows raised in annoyance upon noticing the monkey walking by his side, trying to imitate his gait.“Come back here Silver,” Lily ordered the stubborn monkey return to her side when she saw that Silver was getting on her brother’s last nerve.“Maybe he’s forgotten?” Lam asked. Although Lily didn’t necessarily say anything, she was inclined to agree. After all, it was a bit too late. They were all staying at Ancestor Pier’s house, and the old man never slept early. He didn’t really need sleep actually. He only did it for pleasure, not rest. So they didn’t think that Mane whose understanding of Edict was so high wouldn’t know that a Phenom didn&rs