All Chapters of The Dawn of the King: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Looking around, Navi was, to be frank, really pissed off and confused at what he was seeing.  Around him was a beautiful field of green grass, scattered with nice flowers of different varying colors. A few hundred yards off behind him was the start of a forest that kept going as far as his vision could go, and far off in the distance ahead, he could see the edge of what was probably a mountain or hill. Above him was plentiful of birds flying into the skies.  The entire scenery was lovely, just the kind of place he would love to travel to relax. I mean who wouldn’t want to be in such place right? But the thing is, despite the beautiful scenery his eyes had been feasting. The reason for his anger was quite simple, at least in his mind. He expected to wake up in his own room! Not some random field! There wasn't scenery like this for hundreds of miles! "Where am I?" He whispered to himself, doing yet another slow spin to try and find some landmark he mi

“Whoaaaa!” A sharp pain shot through my head. I pressed my hands against my throbbing temples trying to push the pain away.“Be careful with that thing!” One of the frightened Villagers told me “At least some of you could help me right?” I shouted as I continued my battle against the serpent.No one answered my request. I can only see them with their legs shaking with their obvious fear and trepidation. Obviously, no one is going to help me beat this mythical creature. “Great. Now I’m dead” I whispered to myselfHow did this even happen?  Few hours earlier… I woke up earlier than the usual. The sun was yet to rise and I estimate the time to be around 5 am in the morning. The first thing I did was to check on Liza. She was still sleeping soundly, so let us not disturb her

Liza led them the way inside the hut. The man who seemed to be rich surprisingly entered our simple hut. It was unexpected for an elegant man to be seen in such place. The worst thing is, we have completely nothing to offer to them. There were ten people inside, including me and Liza. Not even the food we bought from the town will be enough for them so I instructed Liza to make Tea out of the wild ginger I saw from the backyard earlier and make loaves of bread from the wheat we bought.After some preparations, latent smell of freshly baked bread spread into the air, meaning, the food was done and it was devoured by the guests. Thankfully, they seemed to have liked the Ginger tea and the bread Liza made. After the Guests have eaten the snack, Liza went outside to pick more ginger and to make another set of tea as we proceed to talk about the job offer he presented to me earlier“Well, you could handle a serpent on which fifty trained men could hard