All Chapters of The Last Thunder: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

The woman came back with a chicken porridge, a warm water, and a small cup of medicine that she insisted he should drink. While she tended to Alex, Karu took the chair and sat at the end of the bed with Baby Nawa.“This is to cure your fever,” the woman said while rubbing Alex’s head softly.“I’m having a fever?” he asked as he touched his own neck, finding it to be burning. ‘Wait, I actually feel a bit warm,’ he realized. “But why don’t I feel it when I’m waking up?”The woman nodded. “Yes, you are. You were burning hot. And it’s probably the adrenaline in your body. Your friend told us you suddenly passed out, so I think your body still thinks you can still go on.”That explained why he didn’t feel burning up before, just slight warmth. He thought that was the blanket covering him and Baby Nawa. Maybe the baby was also a bit fussy because it can feel his hand

Alex woke up in the morning to the sight of panties, I mean, diaper. Gurgling sounds could be heard and the sound of Nawaki laughing rang in his ear. He smiled and lazily looked up to Nawaki’s onyx eyes. “Good morning, Nawaki.”Nawaki smiled wider and reached out to him excitedly, risking himself falling from the chair because there’s a bit of distance from the chair and the bed. So Alex reached out to Nawaki’s left side and lightly held him in place. “Careful, Nawaki… You can fall down.”Nawaki didn’t seem to care. The cute baby was delighted to see his new interest had woken up. He patted excitedly at Alex’s hand that was holding him and laughing adorably. Alex sighed. “Do you like me that much?” he made sure the baby wouldn’t fall before sitting up himself.He touched his own forehead and neck, checking his own temperature, and he was glad that his temperature had gone down. He sig

At around the same time, somewhere else near the Fire Border, a blonde haired guy and a black haired guy were walking in a prairie accompanied by a pack of flying stingray like creatures. These creatures’ color was pastel, almost pale orange, and their body was slightly transparent. Their tail was thin and long, kind of a rat’s tail but longer. They also emitted this blobby sounds as their wings moved, making the two humans slightly uncomfortable because it sounded weird.“Jai, can you tell them to stop glowering?” the blonde guy asked.“Didn’t you say that’s how their floating ability works?” the black haired guy replied.The blonde guy sweatdropped. “I said ‘maybe’.”Jai and Darrion seemed to have the knack to adopt/escort something on their journey. The first was wild blue bunnies in Aeronvein’s plains, then the Oliviers or Eggsies in the Poisonous Forest, and then these flyi

Jai didn’t know that gorillas can jump skilfully in rocky terrains or a cliff. He only knew goats could do that, like that type of goat that climbs dam to find salt as their source of minerals. He ever watched those goats in the educational channel about animals, and he remembered how he was amazed by the courage they have to actually climb the steep dam just to lick… Well, back then, he only knew they were licking rocks. But he thought that they were the most daredevil creatures for doing that.But after his encounter with that frightening gorilla, his perspective about who’s the one more daring changed. The gorilla earned it. It was not that big when they saw it from afar, but they were proven wrong when after it skilfully swayed from the rocks one after another, jumped high enough to make Darrion’s eyes popped out of his sockets, and landed on the other side of the cliff they were at. It was actually very big, almost as big as an elephant.D

Jai and Darrion ran past the fountain in front of Rin’s shop. Ahead of them, they could see the plains and two children running into the village, towards them, while crying. The children saw them and immediately ran faster, crashing into them while bawling their eyes out.“UWAAAAAAAAAA!!!” the little girl with pigtails cried into Jai’s clothes.Jai checked her all over as he tried to calm her, finding light bruises on her cheek and knees that were starting to turn red and dirt on her clothes. He guessed she might have fallen somewhere in the plains and injured herself. The green haired little boy in Darrion’s arms, luckily, didn’t suffer any wounds other than his right hand becoming slightly red. But he seemed to be crying out of surprise and fear.Two elderly came out of the restaurant beside them, startled by the screaming children. “Oh my! What happened, dears?” asked the oldies as they approached them.T