Chapter 174: 174 Hero (Part 1)
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Chapter 174 Chapter 174: Hero (Part 1)
Tomorrow marks the mass release of Golden Tickets bonuses, followed by Power Stones the day after. Regarding the Power Stones, there will be a change which will be updated tomorrow. will not effect this week's bonuses,
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Charl's mind went blank for a moment, and when he regained his senses, the ecstatic joy on his face had been replaced by sheer terror. He began to retreat from the black-clothed figure, shaking his head frantically while uttering heart-wrenching pleas.
"No, no, no! I've served the Old Alliance for so long, you can't do this to me!"
"Although I've lost my power, I still hold many secrets of the Dragon Nation! I'm still valuable! Very valuable! I can continue to serve the Old Alliance! You can't just abandon me like this!"
"Speak! Answer me! I'm a member of the Old Alliance, I have the right to appeal at the Sanctuary! Take me to the Sanctuary! Let me see our leader! Even you don't have the right to decide my life or death!"
By the end of his rant, Charl was nearly hysterical, understandably so. He had almost glimpsed the light of hope, nearly escaping the Dragon Nation, only to be stopped at the last moment by the organization he had once served?
Charl felt a profound sense of betrayal and bitterness. Suddenly, as if realizing something, his expression quickly turned to anger.
"I know! It must be the Empress! Hero! You've betrayed us! You're working for the Empress!!"
"Colluding with that Woman... Have you forgotten our Old Alliance's mission for revenge? How can you face the others, let alone the deceased Lord Bal? How can you betray 'Mother' who gave us our power?"
On the surface, Charl seemed to have lost his sanity, hurling accusations and questions, but in reality, he was trying to buy time with his words. The source of this content can be connected to n0v3lb!n★
They were close to the rendezvous point with Kael Technology, and as soon as he sensed something off about Hero, Charl discreetly used a transmitter in his pocket to signal Kael Technology for emergency assistance.
This move would undoubtedly put him at a disadvantage in future negotiations with Kael Technology, but at the moment, Charl's only concern was to leave the Dragon Nation alive.
Distracting Hero with his words, Charl quietly moved back to the beast of burden. Then, in a sudden burst of action, he swiftly untied the ropes connecting the beast to the carriage. Mounting the beast in one fluid motion, he whipped it fiercely, intentionally targeting its previous wounds.
Five hundred years ago, under the shroud of the Miasma in the wastelands, certain races were born with innate special abilities. These abilities needed no learning; they were inherent from birth and lasted a lifetime.
Such races were collectively known as the "Specials" and due to their inherent powers, they held high status among various groups.
Except for one lineage.
Their innate ability was not like the others – not a better manipulation of Miasma, increased strength, or enhanced healing.
Their power was to inflict 'retribution' on their enemies.
That is, to return the damage received back to the attacker.
In the harsh wasteland environment of that time, this ability was almost laughably useless. The primary need of all races in the wastelands was survival, to better withstand natural disasters and Miasma monsters.
However, their ability meant at best, they could only take down a Miasma monster with them. And while the monsters were limitless, their numbers were finite. This disparity almost led to their extinction.
Such endings were common in the wastelands - one race after another going extinct was the cruel reality of that world.
But they were lucky, at least that's what their ancestors believed.
At the brink of their extinction, they were discovered by 'that person.'
Yes, the later Ashen Emperor.
At that time, 'that person' was not yet an emperor, merely a powerful warlord. But for their near-extinct race, he was a figure of immense stature.
What followed seemed like a dream to the ancestors, something beyond their wildest imaginations. With 'that person's' help, their entire race was relocated to an absolutely safe haven, a sanctuary where they could thrive in peace and comfort.
Under the patronage of 'that person,' their lineage rapidly grew. New members sprouted like bamboo after rain, and their numbers swelled to several times their original size.
However, fate's gifts always come with a price. Just as the 'beasts of burden' gained protection from humans by serving as mounts and were able to propagate in a controlled environment, becoming one of the most populous species among their kind, their race was no different.
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Chapter 174 Chapter 174: Hero (Part 1)
Tomorrow marks the mass release of Golden Tickets bonuses, followed by Power Stones the day after. Regarding the Power Stones, there will be a change which will be updated tomorrow. will not effect this week's bonuses,
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Charl's mind went blank for a moment, and when he regained his senses, the ecstatic joy on his face had been replaced by sheer terror. He began to retreat from the black-clothed figure, shaking his head frantically while uttering heart-wrenching pleas.
"No, no, no! I've served the Old Alliance for so long, you can't do this to me!"
"Although I've lost my power, I still hold many secrets of the Dragon Nation! I'm still valuable! Very valuable! I can continue to serve the Old Alliance! You can't just abandon me like this!"
"Speak! Answer me! I'm a member of the Old Alliance, I have the right to appeal at the Sanctuary! Take me to the Sanctuary! Let me see our leader! Even you don't have the right to decide my life or death!"
By the end of his rant, Charl was nearly hysterical, understandably so. He had almost glimpsed the light of hope, nearly escaping the Dragon Nation, only to be stopped at the last moment by the organization he had once served?
Charl felt a profound sense of betrayal and bitterness. Suddenly, as if realizing something, his expression quickly turned to anger.
"I know! It must be the Empress! Hero! You've betrayed us! You're working for the Empress!!"
"Colluding with that Woman... Have you forgotten our Old Alliance's mission for revenge? How can you face the others, let alone the deceased Lord Bal? How can you betray 'Mother' who gave us our power?"
On the surface, Charl seemed to have lost his sanity, hurling accusations and questions, but in reality, he was trying to buy time with his words. The source of this content can be connected to n0v3lb!n★
They were close to the rendezvous point with Kael Technology, and as soon as he sensed something off about Hero, Charl discreetly used a transmitter in his pocket to signal Kael Technology for emergency assistance.
This move would undoubtedly put him at a disadvantage in future negotiations with Kael Technology, but at the moment, Charl's only concern was to leave the Dragon Nation alive.
Distracting Hero with his words, Charl quietly moved back to the beast of burden. Then, in a sudden burst of action, he swiftly untied the ropes connecting the beast to the carriage. Mounting the beast in one fluid motion, he whipped it fiercely, intentionally targeting its previous wounds.
Five hundred years ago, under the shroud of the Miasma in the wastelands, certain races were born with innate special abilities. These abilities needed no learning; they were inherent from birth and lasted a lifetime.
Such races were collectively known as the "Specials" and due to their inherent powers, they held high status among various groups.
Except for one lineage.
Their innate ability was not like the others – not a better manipulation of Miasma, increased strength, or enhanced healing.
Their power was to inflict 'retribution' on their enemies.
That is, to return the damage received back to the attacker.
In the harsh wasteland environment of that time, this ability was almost laughably useless. The primary need of all races in the wastelands was survival, to better withstand natural disasters and Miasma monsters.
However, their ability meant at best, they could only take down a Miasma monster with them. And while the monsters were limitless, their numbers were finite. This disparity almost led to their extinction.
Such endings were common in the wastelands - one race after another going extinct was the cruel reality of that world.
But they were lucky, at least that's what their ancestors believed.
At the brink of their extinction, they were discovered by 'that person.'
Yes, the later Ashen Emperor.
At that time, 'that person' was not yet an emperor, merely a powerful warlord. But for their near-extinct race, he was a figure of immense stature.
What followed seemed like a dream to the ancestors, something beyond their wildest imaginations. With 'that person's' help, their entire race was relocated to an absolutely safe haven, a sanctuary where they could thrive in peace and comfort.
Under the patronage of 'that person,' their lineage rapidly grew. New members sprouted like bamboo after rain, and their numbers swelled to several times their original size.
However, fate's gifts always come with a price. Just as the 'beasts of burden' gained protection from humans by serving as mounts and were able to propagate in a controlled environment, becoming one of the most populous species among their kind, their race was no different.
Chapter 174 Chapter 174: Hero Part 1 Tomorrow marks the mass release of Golden Tickets bonuses, followed by Power Stones the day after. Regarding the Power Stones, there will be a change which will be updated tomorrow. will not effect this week's bonuses, -------------- Charl's mind went blank for a moment, and when he regained his senses, the ecstatic joy on his face had been replaced by sheer terror. He began to retreat from the black-clothed figure, shaking his head frantically while uttering heart-wrenching pleas. "No, no, no! I've served the Old Alliance for so long, you can't do this to me!" "Although I've lost my power, I still hold many secrets of the Dragon Nation! I'm still valuable! Very valuable! I can continue to serve the Old Alliance! You can't just abandon me like this!" "Speak! Answer me! I'm a member of the Old Alliance, I have the right to appeal at the Sanctuary! Take me to the Sanctuary! Let me see our leader! Even you don't have the right to decide my life or death!" By the end of his rant, Charl was nearly hysterical, understandably so. He had almost glimpsed the light of hope, nearly escaping the Dragon Nation, only to be stopped at the last moment by the organization he had once served? Charl felt a profound sense of betrayal and bitterness. Suddenly, as if realizing something, his expression quickly turned to anger. "I know! It must be the Empress! Hero! You've betrayed us! You're working for the Empress!!" "Colluding with that Woman... Have you forgotten our Old Alliance's mission for revenge? How can you face the others, let alone the deceased Lord Bal? How can you betray 'Mother' who gave us our power?" On the surface, Charl seemed to have lost his sanity, hurling accusations and questions, but in reality, he was trying to buy time with his words. The source of this content can be connected to n0v3lb!nThey were close to the rendezvous point with Kael Technology, and as soon as he sensed something off about Hero, Charl discreetly used a transmitter in his pocket to signal Kael Technology for emergency assistance. This move would undoubtedly put him at a disadvantage in future negotiations with Kael Technology, but at the moment, Charl's only concern was to leave the Dragon Nation alive. Distracting Hero with his words, Charl quietly moved back to the beast of burden. Then, in a sudden burst of action, he swiftly untied the ropes connecting the beast to the carriage. Mounting the beast in one fluid motion, he whipped it fiercely, intentionally targeting its previous wounds. Five hundred years ago, under the shroud of the Miasma in the wastelands, certain races were born with innate special abilities. These abilities needed no learning; they were inherent from birth and lasted a lifetime. Such races were collectively known as the "Specials" and due to their inherent powers, they held high status among various groups. Except for one lineage. Their innate ability was not like the others not a better manipulation of Miasma, increased strength, or enhanced healing. Their power was to inflict 'retribution' on their enemies. That is, to return the damage received back to the attacker. In the harsh wasteland environment of that time, this ability was almost laughably useless. The primary need of all races in the wastelands was survival, to better withstand natural disasters and Miasma monsters. However, their ability meant at best, they could only take down a Miasma monster with them. And while the monsters were limitless, their numbers were finite. This disparity almost led to their extinction. Such endings were common in the wastelands - one race after another going extinct was the cruel reality of that world. But they were lucky, at least that's what their ancestors believed. At the brink of their extinction, they were discovered by 'that person.' Yes, the later Ashen Emperor. At that time, 'that person' was not yet an emperor, merely a powerful warlord. But for their near-extinct race, he was a figure of immense stature. What followed seemed like a dream to the ancestors, something beyond their wildest imaginations. With 'that person's' help, their entire race was relocated to an absolutely safe haven, a sanctuary where they could thrive in peace and comfort. Under the patronage of 'that person,' their lineage rapidly grew. New members sprouted like bamboo after rain, and their numbers swelled to several times their original size. However, fate's gifts always come with a price. Just as the 'beasts of burden' gained protection from humans by serving as mounts and were able to propagate in a controlled environment, becoming one of the most populous species among their kind, their race was no different.
