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Chapter 279: Chapter 279
Arthur's Point of View
Deep Forest
Kandma almost killed the Dragon as she brought her nose down onto me. Naturally, I was strong enough to catch it or at least return her form of a hug. On the other hand, the Dragon was essentially drug through the ground. He quickly popped up and looked at me with blood leaking from his new wounds. Fearfully, he flew off. I almost didn't let him, but I remembered that he likely couldn't understand Kandma anyway.
"The king has returned." Kandma eventually said after pulling away. "Why have you only come back now? Have you come to me to reclaim your throne?"
She curiously looked at me. "I-" I paused for a moment. "I needed a friend." Kandma leaned in slightly as her eye studied me. "I feel so utterly lost, Kandma."
After a moment, she hummed. "Tell me everything while we move." Her head raised and looked to the distance. "It's not safe here." Turning back down to me, a small smile appeared on her stone muzzle. "Do you still think you can ride on my back, or are you too good for me now?" Continue reading on No_veLbIn
A weak chuckle escaped my lips. "A ride would be nice. Thank you."
"Many of us are," Ziah replied. "Cass is spending some time with Austin right now. Both want to see Arthur."
A weak laugh escaped my lips. "It would be nice." I agreed.
The Zugal frowned. "You want to see him too?"
My confidence and courage failed me as I crossed my arms as I almost hugged myself. "I just..." Ziah kept her eyes on me without judgment. "Arthur just seems like..." I couldn't find the words.
"Someone who would understand?" She offered, and I gave a small nod after a moment. "He certainly does seem to have this kind of experience. The General seems to be experienced in every sense of the word. Even in these cases." Ziah looked down at that. "It's an awful thing to say."
"What do you think he's doing right now?" I asked as I had dropped all proper speech.
Her lips pursed in thought and from the question. "I'm sure it's important. Sir Arthur doesn't do anything unless it has some manner of meaning to it." Ziah answered before shaking her head. "But if I had to guess, it likely had something to do with that massive creature on the horizon earlier that's roar could be heard even from here."
I hadn't heard about this. "Can you tell me more? No one has told me anything. Maybe get something to drink, and we can chat?" My offer made her smile.
"Sure." She led me down the halls as I looked over to see the room that held Aien and Augustus.
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Chapter 279: Chapter 279
Arthur's Point of View
Deep Forest
Kandma almost killed the Dragon as she brought her nose down onto me. Naturally, I was strong enough to catch it or at least return her form of a hug. On the other hand, the Dragon was essentially drug through the ground. He quickly popped up and looked at me with blood leaking from his new wounds. Fearfully, he flew off. I almost didn't let him, but I remembered that he likely couldn't understand Kandma anyway.
"The king has returned." Kandma eventually said after pulling away. "Why have you only come back now? Have you come to me to reclaim your throne?"
She curiously looked at me. "I-" I paused for a moment. "I needed a friend." Kandma leaned in slightly as her eye studied me. "I feel so utterly lost, Kandma."
After a moment, she hummed. "Tell me everything while we move." Her head raised and looked to the distance. "It's not safe here." Turning back down to me, a small smile appeared on her stone muzzle. "Do you still think you can ride on my back, or are you too good for me now?" Continue reading on No_veLbIn
A weak chuckle escaped my lips. "A ride would be nice. Thank you."
"Many of us are," Ziah replied. "Cass is spending some time with Austin right now. Both want to see Arthur."
A weak laugh escaped my lips. "It would be nice." I agreed.
The Zugal frowned. "You want to see him too?"
My confidence and courage failed me as I crossed my arms as I almost hugged myself. "I just..." Ziah kept her eyes on me without judgment. "Arthur just seems like..." I couldn't find the words.
"Someone who would understand?" She offered, and I gave a small nod after a moment. "He certainly does seem to have this kind of experience. The General seems to be experienced in every sense of the word. Even in these cases." Ziah looked down at that. "It's an awful thing to say."
"What do you think he's doing right now?" I asked as I had dropped all proper speech.
Her lips pursed in thought and from the question. "I'm sure it's important. Sir Arthur doesn't do anything unless it has some manner of meaning to it." Ziah answered before shaking her head. "But if I had to guess, it likely had something to do with that massive creature on the horizon earlier that's roar could be heard even from here."
I hadn't heard about this. "Can you tell me more? No one has told me anything. Maybe get something to drink, and we can chat?" My offer made her smile.
"Sure." She led me down the halls as I looked over to see the room that held Aien and Augustus.
Chapter 279: Chapter 279 Arthur's Point of View Deep Forest Kandma almost killed the Dragon as she brought her nose down onto me. Naturally, I was strong enough to catch it or at least return her form of a hug. On the other hand, the Dragon was essentially drug through the ground. He quickly popped up and looked at me with blood leaking from his new wounds. Fearfully, he flew off. I almost didn't let him, but I remembered that he likely couldn't understand Kandma anyway. "The king has returned." Kandma eventually said after pulling away. "Why have you only come back now? Have you come to me to reclaim your throne?" She curiously looked at me. "I-" I paused for a moment. "I needed a friend." Kandma leaned in slightly as her eye studied me. "I feel so utterly lost, Kandma." After a moment, she hummed. "Tell me everything while we move." Her head raised and looked to the distance. "It's not safe here." Turning back down to me, a small smile appeared on her stone muzzle. "Do you still think you can ride on my back, or are you too good for me now?" Continue reading on No_veLbInA weak chuckle escaped my lips. "A ride would be nice. Thank you." "Many of us are," Ziah replied. "Cass is spending some time with Austin right now. Both want to see Arthur." A weak laugh escaped my lips. "It would be nice." I agreed. The Zugal frowned. "You want to see him too?" My confidence and courage failed me as I crossed my arms as I almost hugged myself. "I just..." Ziah kept her eyes on me without judgment. "Arthur just seems like..." I couldn't find the words. "Someone who would understand?" She offered, and I gave a small nod after a moment. "He certainly does seem to have this kind of experience. The General seems to be experienced in every sense of the word. Even in these cases." Ziah looked down at that. "It's an awful thing to say." "What do you think he's doing right now?" I asked as I had dropped all proper speech. Her lips pursed in thought and from the question. "I'm sure it's important. Sir Arthur doesn't do anything unless it has some manner of meaning to it." Ziah answered before shaking her head. "But if I had to guess, it likely had something to do with that massive creature on the horizon earlier that's roar could be heard even from here." I hadn't heard about this. "Can you tell me more? No one has told me anything. Maybe get something to drink, and we can chat?" My offer made her smile. "Sure." She led me down the halls as I looked over to see the room that held Aien and Augustus.
