All Chapters of Retribution of the Roar: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The wind that entered from his open window made him feel like the room was made of ice. The Rigiddin chief donned his black wolfskin cloak. Raius never really liked wearing it as he had no reason to hide his scars and tattoos which he got from his countless wars. Wearing the cloak also means being cautious but with the Discerner’s presence, he never felt the need to cover. But tonight was different. Jin was out there, infiltrating the enemy camp and so just for a while, the chief had to take care of himself. As he put the cloak over his shoulders, it was heavy but the warmth will suffice the cold of the night. He knew that the weight would slow down his movements but at the very least, he would keep his blood running hot. Winter was almost upon the Rokohorta lands and the unprepared soldiers of the enemy would likely freeze to death before they could even go into battle. Imagine training with the sword only to be killed by the cold. That was a harsh death for any warrior that no one w

The wind that entered from his open window made him feel like the room was made of ice.The Rigiddin chief donned his black wolfskin cloak. Raius never really liked wearing it as he had no reason to hide his scars and tattoos which he got from his countless wars. Wearing the cloak also means being cautious but with the Discerner’s presence, he never felt the need to cover. But tonight was different. Jin was out there, infiltrating the enemy camp and so just for a while, the chief had to take care of himself. As he put the cloak over his shoulders, it was heavy but the warmth will suffice the cold of the night. He knew that the weight would slow down his movements but at the very least, he would keep his blood running hot. Winter was almost upon the Rokohorta lands and the unprepared soldiers of the enemy would likely freeze to death before they could even go into battle. Imagine training with the sword only to be killed by the cold. That was a harsh death for any warrior that no one w

The Lady Rakasha couldn’t sleep. It was not that she wasn’t used to letting the chief do his patrol. Chief Raius had been doing it for how many nights already. It’s just that her anxiety was rising as the days went by. Her brother wasn’t weakling, that was for sure. If he wasn’t her family, she would regard him as a reincarnation of Rufus, the first ever Rigiddin chief and warrior of the Shore. Raius was already a leader by heart ever since they were little. When her mother was pregnant with Raeya, her mother contracted an illness and the cure was found on a foreign land. He was only six but he traveled for weeks and was able to bring home the medicine. He was only six that time. A year after, some bandits broke through the defenses of the village and the adult men were away hunting. Her brother engaged the bandits and almost lost his life because of the wounds that he got. After three days of being in a coma, they were all surprised to see him rise like he just slept. Even the vil

“Here’s to Kaihra Bashti, a full-fledged member of Absinthe, champion of Veynstown, and hero of Khenealm.” As soon as Zed said his last word, everyone lifted their cups and drank the red wine in unison. Compared to the other funerals that Macy had been to, their numbers were too little, though it was expected as Absinthe was her only family. It was a surprise to see Aegis and even sir Vance of the Triad. Still, the pain was the same, no matter how many times she had witnessed burials. She expected herself to at least be a little strong and poised because she had been in the situation of grieving too many times already. But the ceremony hadn’t even started when her tears flooded her face for how many hours straight until nothing came out anymore. She just stood there, not really paying attention. Her eyes were just on the white coffin in front beside a hole in the ground. “Macy, it’s your turn to speak.” Behind her, Raeya patted her back softly. “It’s okay if you can’t. You can j

The second secret of Biyako was intense. It was more all about his daughter on his second wife.Raii Shin Nohani suddenly had the urge to take down her teacher.When she was about to enter her room, a familiar set of glasses awaited her in the hallway.“Good to see that you’re not late,” her friend greeted with a smile as she fixed her glasses.“Yeah. Morning, Dawn,” was Raii Shin’s reply. Both of them entered and half of their classmates waved at them, specifically to Dawn’s direction. One of the girls suddenly came from behind and hugged her there asking Dawn how the party last week was. She wasn’t able to reply because a group of girls and boys flocked and greeted her. It was obvious that Dawn looked uncomfortable and looked at Raii Shin for help but Raii Shin was already taking her seat. Raii Shin was invisible and she didn’t have any problems with it. It was the usual Monday for a college student. No breakfast, a tied but uncombed hair, face drenched in sweat with all the runnin