Chapter 216 My Voyage Continues!
A village in the desert: Twin Viper Guild
Mezo Sheeter:
Disappointed at the fact that the warrior I just slayed, didn't meet what I wanted, As I have decapitated him to end his attempt at putting a scratch on me.
With the brave warrior named Apshi's head flying a good distance up and then plopping in front of a group of his guild mates, I say with my sword still brandished with new blood coating it, I guess your ancestors didn't bestow anymore strength for you to prevail.
Glancing around the room to see if anyone else in this so-called guild, wanted to cross blades with me.
Seeing the scared faces of these people I can tell and sense that they have no will to confront me, how sad. And they claim to call themselves warriors.
Taking in a slow breath as I close my eyes as I keep a firm grip on the extension of myself, speaking in a quiet tone with my head tilted up, I say, time to fulfill my promise and eradicate this nonbearing fruit village.
Moving like a flash as I start with the left side of the room as I cleave my solid iron blade through waves of adventurers in this guild.
Hearing their screams as I swing with no feeling flowing through me as I keep my mouth unflappable, maneuvering over to the right with no energy wasted in ending their existences as well.
Riddled in blood and fresh corpses filling the room now, red instead of black as my blade is submerged in new crimson from my deed.
on her knees as she is the last person that I haven't slain yet, the second guild master named Zersa blanks out with tears streaming down her face at all the bodies I've laid to rest.
Walking over to her with no remorse in my soul, looming over her now like a demonic figure, I stare at her with no empathy at seeing her weeping exterior, raising her voided out eyes as her mind has been warped from the trauma of what has happened, Zersa says, what is your purpose for...doing...this?
Answering with an immediate response with my sword held high, I say, like I've been saying. I'm looking for strong individuals to help aid my king, and unfortunately for you, your band didn't meet the standard.
Swinging down like an axe cutting wood as my sword easily cuts Zersa down the middle of her body as it splits, killing her with no pain.
Flicking the excess plasma off of my weapon as some of it hits the wall, making one last claim as I am the only being still breathing in this room, I say, my voyage continues.
End of Chapter 216