All Chapters of The Last Thunder: Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

“Thank you for reminding me about it. I actually had a thought of asking you this, but I forgot about it because of the events happening so far. It’s bad of me to forget your identifications,” Darrion said, shaking his head with a lopsided smile.“Uhh… Why is it so bad?” Jai asked, a bit confused at that part.“Well you survived this far inside the castle walls without identification. If have to say I’m surprised that you were even let in before the competition,” Darrion said, gesturing Jai to follow him. “Tell me, how do you get in and out every time? What have you been showing the guards?”Jai told him his experience as they walked. “Well, um… The first time, Barun used his identification papers, I think, or that guy from the village whom we came here with. Barun said that it was my first time in the kingdom, which was true, and that I was joining the competition. They let me in wi

Jai put the cleaned dishes in the shelf and cleaned the sink from waste. He had just finished his breakfast and now was alone in the house. It was ten o’clock in the morning. Jai had woken up a bit late today and no one was at home. Not even Usha.He poured himself a cup of water as he sat by the kitchen table. His mind was a bit occupied with his plan on what to do next, that’s why he’s still inside the house. There were so many things he had noted, but he couldn’t decide on which one he should do first.First, there’s his power that he had no idea how he could end up with. He just instantly zapped that hooligan back at the market, having no clue on how he did it. He just did. He admitted that he was really pissed off that time, no dice. They dared lay hands on a girl and even pushed her to the ground. He could still remember Miria’s form falling to the ground and their big bodies looming over her, acting all high and mighty.

After lunch, Barun went fishing again while Jai helped Miria clean the dishes. The old man had offered to go fishing with him, but Jai refused. The younger man wanted to have a talk with Miria.Although it wasn’t his responsibility to cure her, Jai was staying here for who knows how long and he wanted to do something. Buying her medicine the first time was considered as a deposit for Jai to start living there. He had a thought of moving into the kingdom, but somehow, he felt that he should stay here. Besides, his other half seemed to like this place very much.A meow echoed in the room and Jai felt something pawing his lower calf. He looked down and smiled. “Hello, Usha. How’s your lunch?”“Good. I want more,” Usha answered, with a language only the sole kitten would understand.Jai chuckled and went back to clean the dishes, ignoring the kitten because he obviously wouldn’t know what the kitten was talking about.

Entering the place, Jai distracted his gaze around the room. Across from the door was a desk with a lamp and stationery which Jai was sure the registration. Also because there was a woman sitting behind the desk and writing something, and two doors on each sides.There were two homey couches leaning against both walls with a pot of plant at both ends, and two coffee tables to complete the waiting room. There was something like a jug, but it had a faucet, and there were stacked wooden cups on the stand beside it. Jai assumed that was a water dispenser for the guests to serve themselves a cup of drink while they wait.The walls were dyed in pastel green with big white stripes and decorated with a picture of an anatomy of human’s digestive parts and funny masks of animals. It seemed like a family friendly place. There’s also an aquarium on the right wall beside the plant which contained several colorful, living fishes that would distract children enough to pas

Usha rubbed his head to the blue rabbit’s puffy chest in affection. “See you again, lady bunny.” The rabbit responded with a few lick to his head. “Thank you for ordering us, sir and missy!” the driver said to Barun and Miria. Then he waved at the kitten. “You too, little kitty!” Usha meowed at the driver and walked to Miria’s side. Barun thanked the driver and left with Miria and Usha to the alley. Miria giggled as Usha brushed against her calf. “That driver is very kind.” Barun chuckled as they turned an alley. “Yes, he is. And Artie is the name of the rabbit, yes?” “Oh yes, it’s like the short for Artaglia, our minister,” Miria said. “I wonder if he was inferring to that…” Barun chuckled and shrugged. “Who knows, dear…”&nb