Chapter 3 Khan's Revenge
Khan had been living with the Goblins for a few days now, and he had grown accustomed to their way of life. They were a curious and friendly people, and they were fascinated by him. He had learned a lot about their culture and way of life, and he had even made a few friends.
One day, Khan decided to visit the Goblin Village to learn more about Gob's family. The villagers were all excited to see him, as they had never seen a human before. They asked him all kinds of questions, and Khan did his best to answer them.
As he was talking to the villagers, he felt a sudden change in the air. The pressure around him increased, and he could feel something powerful approaching. He turned around to see a huge creature with a massive body, towering over him.
The creature was so powerful that Khan felt like he couldn't move. He could feel the pressure of its presence bearing down on him, and he knew that he was in trouble. Gulaz, the chief of the Goblin Village, sensed the danger and asked Khan to help them fight the creature.
Khan knew that he had to help the Goblins. He activated his physical enhancement ability and prepared to fight the creature. But as the creature began to attack, he realized that it was too powerful for him to handle alone.
The creature moved with incredible speed and strength, easily overpowering the Goblins. Khan fought with all his might, but he could see that the battle was already lost. The creature killed all the Goblins in the village, and Khan was left alone.
The creature then turned its gaze on Khan. Khan could feel its eyes boring into him, and he knew that it was sizing him up. But to his surprise, the creature didn't attack him. It simply turned around and left the village.
Khan was left alone in the ruins of the Goblin Village, devastated by the loss of his friends. He had grown close to them in such a short time, and now they were all gone. He felt a deep sense of anger and sadness, and he knew that he had to avenge them.
He decided to track down the creature that had destroyed the village. He knew that it was powerful, but he was determined to face it and defeat it. He had been given infinite heavenly powers, and he knew that he had to use them to their fullest potential.
Khan began his journey, venturing deeper into the forest. He encountered all kinds of dangerous creatures, but he fought them off with ease. He knew that he had to get stronger if he wanted to defeat the creature that had destroyed the Goblin Village.
As he traveled, he thought about his new powers and how he could use them to become stronger. He knew that he had to work hard to master his abilities, but he also knew that he had been given a great gift. He was determined to use it to its fullest potential and avenge his fallen friends.
Khan's journey was just beginning, and he knew that it would be a long and difficult road. But he was determined to succeed, no matter what the cost. He would do whatever it takes to avenge the Goblins and restore peace to the forest.