All Chapters of Altair Onder de: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Altair went somewhere where there were a lot of people gathering to see something. The sun had started to greet the morning a middle-aged man sitting with people who were doing street gambling surrounded by people who were watching their games. "Guess what," said the man who looked like a gambling owner. "This time if you win I will definitely double your bet," he said again while biting a toothpick. The man in front of him looked like a fairly rich person then he took out some gold coins in his pocket placing the coins on top of the card he chose nervously. "This time you have to pay me more," he said as he put the coin to the right. "Don't worry," he replied calmly. Altair, who was already standing beside the man who was betting, was watching the game. The dealer opens his opponent's chosen card with a 3 heart card the man loses. "Too bad, maybe next time," said the street gambling owner as he opened his card king.

"Still children who haven't become full successors of Mana controllers," a small voice whispered. Altair tried to find the source of the sound and found a creature hovering on his left shoulder. Has a human-like body with the body of a jellyfish with tassel decorations like a young girl with her hair tied back. "What are you?" asked Altair curiously. "You impolite, I'm one of the gods' pets!" replied the little creature. “Yes I know but why are you so small?” asked Altair again. "We are not like animals and humans, we are immortal beings I have lived before you," he said angrily followed by pointing at Altair's nose. “What is a creature like you calling us?” he asked groggily. "Forgive me majesty," replied Altair. Hearing the flattery from Altair the creature was blushing and delighted. His face turned friendly. "Crystal Pino," he said. "Altair Onder de," replied Altair happily. "Like I said earl

Altair was still standing in the same position as far as he could see just a white wall without anything. After Altair adjusted his gaze to the surroundings, Altair started walking down the place. It was empty and strange to be in another dimension. The Saintess was already waiting on the spacious bench looking at Altair who was walking towards her. "Thank you very much for helping me to meet the gods," said Altair who arrived and stood before the Saintess. The Saintess then stood up without saying anything, after walking a few steps she spread her arms up to the sky and said a prayer. Altair took a close look at what the Saintess was doing and then a large light appeared that was very blinding. The size of the light is very large like the sun, but not hot, feels cool and cold. The feeling of peace that enveloped the light in front of them made Altair not want to return to the human world. The Saintess seemed to be talking in a great light how

The noise of people talking to Altair who was aware of their voices was huddled in a wooden crate that wasn't large and made Altair's body squeezed.  "When will he come?" asked a member of the bandit who was brandishing a spear at Altair just to keep him from running. "They're still on the road." another answer. Altair tried to slowly untie his hands, which were behind the thing that tied his hands. Altair felt cold feeling the pattern and keyhole. Altair tried to draw Mana to open the thick iron filled with beads by concentrating Mana all over his hands to open the pattern gaps in the holes however, his efforts were in vain. The bead that bound his hands was slowly absorbing his Mana. There was the sound of people and the metal door was moved. Altair was restless because the person who was still wielding his spear didn't move an inch from there. "Are you awake?" asked the man, looking into the chest he was standing, thrus

Altair followed his father behind after unimportant negotiations. Duke Leon didn't say anything to Altair. While walking through the halls of Duke Leon's mansion, he turned towards Altair, “Put your hand out,” he said as he turned around and extended his right hand. Altair hesitated to touch his father's hand but there was no way Altair could refuse the hand that had helped him get out of trouble. Altair slowly stretched out his left hand, Duke Leon at that time who saw Altair's left hand being wrapped in bandages stared intently, but Duke Leon didn't say anything. A circle of white portals shrouded the two of them, the light of the portal shone brightly and they entered already inside the tall tower where Altair's father worked. After arriving at Duke Leon's destination releasing Altair's hand he went towards the door to lock it. The room that looked cramped suddenly enlarged and expanded. Altair was amazed as if the tower was welcoming the t