Chapter 558: Between Spriggan Alex and the Weeping Willow
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Indeed, once they settled into a gallop, the trio arrived at a barrier that couldn't be mistaken. Zero couldn't understand why there were no guards around, and King Sharo smirked.
"You must be wondering why the security is lax here compared to the king's private property."
Zero didn't want to feed the elven king's ego and remained silent but analysed the magic barrier. It was a powerful spell on par with the Great Gods' Blessings, and no mortal could break it. In fact, Sage Gods and Demi-Gods might not be able to create a dent in it unless they were someone like King Yama. King Sharo's confidence in the barrier was only natural.
The elven king thought that he would be able to scare the fake chosen one from the prophecy into begging for mercy, but he didn't expect Zero to walk straight into the barrier before he could stop him. Yet, when Zero walked past the barrier, he was still unharmed and in one piece.
"Stay right there," he told King Sharo and Truen. "I'll talk to the Tree of the Future and be right back. Still have to thank her for donating her flower."
Casually, Zero hopped away with a playful grin. King Sharo, who was unable to pass through the barrier, gnashed his teeth in frustration. Truen kept an eye on the elven king and smirked at the man's frustration. Without the servants and guards around, King Sharo was very much a spoiled brat who deserved a spanking.
"I guess he has proven himself as the one from the prophecy. Surely you have no other complaints now."
King Sharo glared at the wood elf. "What does a lowly wood elf like you know? The one from the prophecy is a great hero! A skimpy slut like her isn't fit to be the chosen one! How many years did we elves spend guarding the tree and the spriggan just for this day when the chosen one would reunite all the continents?"
At his choice of words, Truen summoned Sureshot faster than King Sharo could blink. The tip of a mana arrow tickled his jugular, and King Sharo broke out in cold sweat. That movement was too fast for even his trained archer eyes to see. What was this monster? Surely, this was no ordinary weak wood elf!
"Be careful of what you say," Truen warned. "Zero might be generous and forgiving but not me. You're just a mortal, watch your words. Even the Great Gods won't forgive you if you wag your tongue loosely when referring to Zero with such disrespect."
King Sharo shoved the fear aside and laughed in the face of death even if it sounded strained to his ars. He was the king of Great Altear. He couldn't let a mere wood elf intimidate him. His father would not have it.
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Indeed, once they settled into a gallop, the trio arrived at a barrier that couldn't be mistaken. Zero couldn't understand why there were no guards around, and King Sharo smirked.
"You must be wondering why the security is lax here compared to the king's private property."
Zero didn't want to feed the elven king's ego and remained silent but analysed the magic barrier. It was a powerful spell on par with the Great Gods' Blessings, and no mortal could break it. In fact, Sage Gods and Demi-Gods might not be able to create a dent in it unless they were someone like King Yama. King Sharo's confidence in the barrier was only natural.
The elven king thought that he would be able to scare the fake chosen one from the prophecy into begging for mercy, but he didn't expect Zero to walk straight into the barrier before he could stop him. Yet, when Zero walked past the barrier, he was still unharmed and in one piece.
"Stay right there," he told King Sharo and Truen. "I'll talk to the Tree of the Future and be right back. Still have to thank her for donating her flower."
Casually, Zero hopped away with a playful grin. King Sharo, who was unable to pass through the barrier, gnashed his teeth in frustration. Truen kept an eye on the elven king and smirked at the man's frustration. Without the servants and guards around, King Sharo was very much a spoiled brat who deserved a spanking.
"I guess he has proven himself as the one from the prophecy. Surely you have no other complaints now."
King Sharo glared at the wood elf. "What does a lowly wood elf like you know? The one from the prophecy is a great hero! A skimpy slut like her isn't fit to be the chosen one! How many years did we elves spend guarding the tree and the spriggan just for this day when the chosen one would reunite all the continents?"
At his choice of words, Truen summoned Sureshot faster than King Sharo could blink. The tip of a mana arrow tickled his jugular, and King Sharo broke out in cold sweat. That movement was too fast for even his trained archer eyes to see. What was this monster? Surely, this was no ordinary weak wood elf!
"Be careful of what you say," Truen warned. "Zero might be generous and forgiving but not me. You're just a mortal, watch your words. Even the Great Gods won't forgive you if you wag your tongue loosely when referring to Zero with such disrespect."
King Sharo shoved the fear aside and laughed in the face of death even if it sounded strained to his ars. He was the king of Great Altear. He couldn't let a mere wood elf intimidate him. His father would not have it.
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Indeed, once they settled into a gallop, the trio arrived at a barrier that couldn't be mistaken. Zero couldn't understand why there were no guards around, and King Sharo smirked."You must be wondering why the security is lax here compared to the king's private property."Zero didn't want to feed the elven king's ego and remained silent but analysed the magic barrier. It was a powerful spell on par with the Great Gods' Blessings, and no mortal could break it. In fact, Sage Gods and Demi-Gods might not be able to create a dent in it unless they were someone like King Yama. King Sharo's confidence in the barrier was only natural.The elven king thought that he would be able to scare the fake chosen one from the prophecy into begging for mercy, but he didn't expect Zero to walk straight into the barrier before he could stop him. Yet, when Zero walked past the barrier, he was still unharmed and in one piece."Stay right there," he told King Sharo and Truen. "I'll talk to the Tree of the Future and be right back. Still have to thank her for donating her flower."Casually, Zero hopped away with a playful grin. King Sharo, who was unable to pass through the barrier, gnashed his teeth in frustration. Truen kept an eye on the elven king and smirked at the man's frustration. Without the servants and guards around, King Sharo was very much a spoiled brat who deserved a spanking."I guess he has proven himself as the one from the prophecy. Surely you have no other complaints now."King Sharo glared at the wood elf. "What does a lowly wood elf like you know? The one from the prophecy is a great hero! A skimpy slut like her isn't fit to be the chosen one! How many years did we elves spend guarding the tree and the spriggan just for this day when the chosen one would reunite all the continents?"At his choice of words, Truen summoned Sureshot faster than King Sharo could blink. The tip of a mana arrow tickled his jugular, and King Sharo broke out in cold sweat. That movement was too fast for even his trained archer eyes to see. What was this monster? Surely, this was no ordinary weak wood elf!"Be careful of what you say," Truen warned. "Zero might be generous and forgiving but not me. You're just a mortal, watch your words. Even the Great Gods won't forgive you if you wag your tongue loosely when referring to Zero with such disrespect."King Sharo shoved the fear aside and laughed in the face of death even if it sounded strained to his ars. He was the king of Great Altear. He couldn't let a mere wood elf intimidate him. His father would not have it. This is a sponsored line break announcement. If you are not reading on Webnovel then the content is stolen. Support the creator - Destiny Aitsuji - on Webnovel and check out their other works.
