Chapter 351: The Honour of the clans
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Chapter 351 The Honour of the clans
After the devastation caused by Belil, the rest of the Light Faction members who hadn't been caught in the attack immediately made a run for it. Most of them had just been stationed there for a few days and were hurrying back, running deeper into the Light Faction territory.
Raze was just looking at the destruction that was left in front of him. It was hard to believe that several rows of buildings existed here before, since now there was no structure left standing, just rubble on the ground.
'Did the Clan Head really just get rid of a whole town like that? Because of a wedding gift, to congratulate us two being together? He knew the Light Faction had declared the Dark Magus as an enemy.'
'I guess in his eyes, this is his way of telling them not to mess with me. Which is why it feels like he's doing me a favor.'
After witnessing this destruction, though, the loss of countless lives, those that he probably had never met before, Raze was starting to wonder something else as well.
'Are Pagna warriors more frightening, or are mages?' Raze thought. 'It's hard to believe that the man that I defeated from the Behemoth Clan is a middle-stage warrior, and Belil, the leader of the Neverfall Clan, is a middle-stage warrior as well.
'I'm starting to see, unlike the initial stages, that within the middle stage warriors, the strength can vary greatly. Most of the Crimson Crane are at the eighth stage, and even between them, their strength is quite different. Embark on an odyssey to the core at Nøv€lß¡n#★
'The Light Faction elder that we beat must have been a high eighth stage warrior, or a low ninth stage warrior, and here what we are looking at is the peak of the 9th stage, someone who is close to reaching the Divine level.'
In his head, Raze was trying to compare his strength to himself when he was a 9-star mage. He could have done the same level of destruction, but it was hard to say in a fight who would win. Since he hadn't seen enough, how fast was Belil, what about his speed and his various techniques? It was the same with magic, one had so many opportunities and ways to strike.
"Are you trying to think of a way you could beat me?" Belil said, walking back toward Raze and Rayna.
"I can see the look in your eyes; you're thinking about something. Well, I like it; keep growing, keep getting stronger, and maybe someday, you'll be just as strong as him." After saying those words, Belil was off, running back into the direction of the Demonic Faction.
To them, it was part of their morals, what they all believed in, and because the Clans were what was most important, the lives were just to be used by them.
'Doing whatever it takes to win is the Dark Faction's way. I guess that suits me a bit, and I should use it against them if I'm going up against them.'
When Raze had returned to the base, Rayna had stopped him just outside. She shook her head, stating that there was no need for him to come back. The matter was settled, and when things needed to proceed with the wedding of theirs, she would find a way to contact him.
The best way was going to be through Fixteen, and she knew that as well. But before they parted ways, she had one more thing to tell him.
"I still owe you a favor, for saving me," Rayna said. "I thought that doing this might have helped you, but I fear it has made things worse. So as your... wife, if you need anything from me, then feel free to ask."
With that said, she quickly left, turning her head away, making sure the Dark Magus didn't see her blushing face. As she went, she realized something.
'Wait, I don't even know his real name; I just know him by 'Dark Magus'... I'm so stupid,' Rayna thought to herself.
With the tricky situation having been dealt with the Neverfall Clan, Raze felt like it was safer for him to make movements in the Demonic Faction once again. The Light Faction should be off his back, and the Behemoth Clan would be aware of this soon.
The city of Repton, he had a lot of heat on him due to what he had done, but it was his regular meeting place.
Upon returning to his room, Raze had found a few crates of food that had been prepared for him. Touching the food, he had placed it in his new blazer that was able to contain close to an unlimited amount of items.
Taking all of the food with him, he was sure that it would be enough for all of the others.
'Alright, Dame, I hope you're right. If we give the food to the main disciples and the others, they will be willing to join our cause. Because I've realized that I'm going to need as much help as I can to take these guys down.'
It was finally time for Raze to return to the assessment cavern, and he just hoped that the others were holding out and doing okay.
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Chapter 351 The Honour of the clans
After the devastation caused by Belil, the rest of the Light Faction members who hadn't been caught in the attack immediately made a run for it. Most of them had just been stationed there for a few days and were hurrying back, running deeper into the Light Faction territory.
Raze was just looking at the destruction that was left in front of him. It was hard to believe that several rows of buildings existed here before, since now there was no structure left standing, just rubble on the ground.
'Did the Clan Head really just get rid of a whole town like that? Because of a wedding gift, to congratulate us two being together? He knew the Light Faction had declared the Dark Magus as an enemy.'
'I guess in his eyes, this is his way of telling them not to mess with me. Which is why it feels like he's doing me a favor.'
After witnessing this destruction, though, the loss of countless lives, those that he probably had never met before, Raze was starting to wonder something else as well.
'Are Pagna warriors more frightening, or are mages?' Raze thought. 'It's hard to believe that the man that I defeated from the Behemoth Clan is a middle-stage warrior, and Belil, the leader of the Neverfall Clan, is a middle-stage warrior as well.
'I'm starting to see, unlike the initial stages, that within the middle stage warriors, the strength can vary greatly. Most of the Crimson Crane are at the eighth stage, and even between them, their strength is quite different. Embark on an odyssey to the core at Nøv€lß¡n#★
'The Light Faction elder that we beat must have been a high eighth stage warrior, or a low ninth stage warrior, and here what we are looking at is the peak of the 9th stage, someone who is close to reaching the Divine level.'
In his head, Raze was trying to compare his strength to himself when he was a 9-star mage. He could have done the same level of destruction, but it was hard to say in a fight who would win. Since he hadn't seen enough, how fast was Belil, what about his speed and his various techniques? It was the same with magic, one had so many opportunities and ways to strike.
"Are you trying to think of a way you could beat me?" Belil said, walking back toward Raze and Rayna.
"I can see the look in your eyes; you're thinking about something. Well, I like it; keep growing, keep getting stronger, and maybe someday, you'll be just as strong as him." After saying those words, Belil was off, running back into the direction of the Demonic Faction.
To them, it was part of their morals, what they all believed in, and because the Clans were what was most important, the lives were just to be used by them.
'Doing whatever it takes to win is the Dark Faction's way. I guess that suits me a bit, and I should use it against them if I'm going up against them.'
When Raze had returned to the base, Rayna had stopped him just outside. She shook her head, stating that there was no need for him to come back. The matter was settled, and when things needed to proceed with the wedding of theirs, she would find a way to contact him.
The best way was going to be through Fixteen, and she knew that as well. But before they parted ways, she had one more thing to tell him.
"I still owe you a favor, for saving me," Rayna said. "I thought that doing this might have helped you, but I fear it has made things worse. So as your... wife, if you need anything from me, then feel free to ask."
With that said, she quickly left, turning her head away, making sure the Dark Magus didn't see her blushing face. As she went, she realized something.
'Wait, I don't even know his real name; I just know him by 'Dark Magus'... I'm so stupid,' Rayna thought to herself.
With the tricky situation having been dealt with the Neverfall Clan, Raze felt like it was safer for him to make movements in the Demonic Faction once again. The Light Faction should be off his back, and the Behemoth Clan would be aware of this soon.
The city of Repton, he had a lot of heat on him due to what he had done, but it was his regular meeting place.
Upon returning to his room, Raze had found a few crates of food that had been prepared for him. Touching the food, he had placed it in his new blazer that was able to contain close to an unlimited amount of items.
Taking all of the food with him, he was sure that it would be enough for all of the others.
'Alright, Dame, I hope you're right. If we give the food to the main disciples and the others, they will be willing to join our cause. Because I've realized that I'm going to need as much help as I can to take these guys down.'
It was finally time for Raze to return to the assessment cavern, and he just hoped that the others were holding out and doing okay.
Chapter 351 The Honour of the clans After the devastation caused by Belil, the rest of the Light Faction members who hadn't been caught in the attack immediately made a run for it. Most of them had just been stationed there for a few days and were hurrying back, running deeper into the Light Faction territory. Raze was just looking at the destruction that was left in front of him. It was hard to believe that several rows of buildings existed here before, since now there was no structure left standing, just rubble on the ground. 'Did the Clan Head really just get rid of a whole town like that? Because of a wedding gift, to congratulate us two being together? He knew the Light Faction had declared the Dark Magus as an enemy.' 'I guess in his eyes, this is his way of telling them not to mess with me. Which is why it feels like he's doing me a favor.' After witnessing this destruction, though, the loss of countless lives, those that he probably had never met before, Raze was starting to wonder something else as well. 'Are Pagna warriors more frightening, or are mages?' Raze thought. 'It's hard to believe that the man that I defeated from the Behemoth Clan is a middle-stage warrior, and Belil, the leader of the Neverfall Clan, is a middle-stage warrior as well. 'I'm starting to see, unlike the initial stages, that within the middle stage warriors, the strength can vary greatly. Most of the Crimson Crane are at the eighth stage, and even between them, their strength is quite different. Embark on an odyssey to the core at Nvln#'The Light Faction elder that we beat must have been a high eighth stage warrior, or a low ninth stage warrior, and here what we are looking at is the peak of the 9th stage, someone who is close to reaching the Divine level.' In his head, Raze was trying to compare his strength to himself when he was a 9-star mage. He could have done the same level of destruction, but it was hard to say in a fight who would win. Since he hadn't seen enough, how fast was Belil, what about his speed and his various techniques? It was the same with magic, one had so many opportunities and ways to strike. "Are you trying to think of a way you could beat me?" Belil said, walking back toward Raze and Rayna. "I can see the look in your eyes; you're thinking about something. Well, I like it; keep growing, keep getting stronger, and maybe someday, you'll be just as strong as him." After saying those words, Belil was off, running back into the direction of the Demonic Faction. To them, it was part of their morals, what they all believed in, and because the Clans were what was most important, the lives were just to be used by them. 'Doing whatever it takes to win is the Dark Faction's way. I guess that suits me a bit, and I should use it against them if I'm going up against them.' When Raze had returned to the base, Rayna had stopped him just outside. She shook her head, stating that there was no need for him to come back. The matter was settled, and when things needed to proceed with the wedding of theirs, she would find a way to contact him. The best way was going to be through Fixteen, and she knew that as well. But before they parted ways, she had one more thing to tell him. "I still owe you a favor, for saving me," Rayna said. "I thought that doing this might have helped you, but I fear it has made things worse. So as your... wife, if you need anything from me, then feel free to ask." With that said, she quickly left, turning her head away, making sure the Dark Magus didn't see her blushing face. As she went, she realized something. 'Wait, I don't even know his real name; I just know him by 'Dark Magus'... I'm so stupid,' Rayna thought to herself. With the tricky situation having been dealt with the Neverfall Clan, Raze felt like it was safer for him to make movements in the Demonic Faction once again. The Light Faction should be off his back, and the Behemoth Clan would be aware of this soon. The city of Repton, he had a lot of heat on him due to what he had done, but it was his regular meeting place. Upon returning to his room, Raze had found a few crates of food that had been prepared for him. Touching the food, he had placed it in his new blazer that was able to contain close to an unlimited amount of items. Taking all of the food with him, he was sure that it would be enough for all of the others. 'Alright, Dame, I hope you're right. If we give the food to the main disciples and the others, they will be willing to join our cause. Because I've realized that I'm going to need as much help as I can to take these guys down.' It was finally time for Raze to return to the assessment cavern, and he just hoped that the others were holding out and doing okay.
