He even didn’t check over his lands yet. And doing that made his stature rise in my mind.
[Tell then, what was that eting all about?]
[Interrogation and trial] he sent such serious words, [My race paragons agreed to co together with such a thing. I also heard the other arrogant dude is facing the sa, and even harsher, trial than mine]
[Is that true?] I wanted to know more about this ssy situation, [Tell , did you paragon stand by your side?]
[He did, and that made get out unscathed at the end. Damn bro, they went through every single action we did. All the battles, decisions, and even the deals we two had… That was a nightmare!]
[They checked the deals?!] I had to be surprised by that. After all, each person’s actions in the apocalypse were limited to his own free will.
But doing so would expose for sure the deal about exchanging humans with in return for cities and portals. In addition to that, training my forces might place these two in a tight spot.
[They tried to co at , saying these deals tarnished our race. However if not for my paragon’s help, I’d have been screwed]
[That’s… Good to hear] his paragon acted smart, knew what he should do better for his future benefits. [I hope the other dude is doing great as well]
[I… Seriously doubt that. After all our two races shared nothing similar about our codes of honour and laws]
[What do you an?]
[We, Berserkers, always place great importance over fights. As long as we went through great battles and won, nothing can be blad seriously on . Unlike us, Selvators held much importance over their honour]
[I know that]
[So they will co at that arrogant bro and he is going to face it hard this ti]
[Do you know if he is out or not?]
[I… Still know nothing. I just ca out and get in touch with you the second I was out]
[Cool. Check over him for . Who knows, they might have forbidden him from getting in touch with ]
[Possible, highly likely indeed. Leave this to , I’ll get in touch with him then return to you]
[Deal]
I closed the chat while feeling the pressure already from those paragons. I had to admit, this move ca just in the worst ti ever to try and create a wedge between and these two.
I invested a lot in these two, and planned to do so for a much longer ti. Losing them would end up bad for indeed. “No, I won’t lose them,” I clenched my fists, knowing that I had to put more effort in the next weeks to make sure these two wouldn’t lose much.
From the words of Wryly, I could tell that everything depended over their paragons. Wryly said it himself, if not for the support of his paragon, this situation would have ended much worse.
And his race was more lenient towards their rules. I gave Wryly great battles to fight in during our past relationship, and that helped him a lot.
But Selvators? I couldn’t help but steal a look at Isac. That race wouldn’t feel relaxed after what I did to their paragons.
Wait a mont… Damn! I recalled the last words I got from Fang before all this started. He warned that this girl here had many fans, those who might cause trouble.
Yet I never thought before that such trouble would co this fast, and in such a way.
Ok… Ok… If you aim at my boys, then it would be only fair for to aim at your girl. Trying to force to let her go? Damn! You ssed everything up!
I never held any intention for her to be honest. However, that is going to change right now. I just had to wait for Wryly to return and tell the news.
According to what happened to my Fang, I’d decide how to deal with Isac from now on.
Would I treat him as Isac? Or treat her like one of my girls? That would be decided soon enough.
“Is everything alright?” it seed my gazes startled Isac, making him ask in doubt while coming to with the jumper.
These two just stood there all the ti without exchanging a single word. They saw each other as enemies or sothing, making not know if I should laugh or cry.
In my eyes, the two were just two faces of the sa coin. Why wouldn’t they just get along with each other well?
“It’s good… So far,” I mysteriously said before adding, “things might go hectic from now on.”
“What happened?” the jumper asked, and I had to bitterly smile as I pointed at Isac.
“It seems like he is stirring the hornet nest.”
“M… ?!!” Well, if he was trying to act surprised by this, then I had to give him an oscar award for such an outstanding performance.
“You snatched a paragon, and they had to respond for that,” the jumper rolled his eyes, totally missing the point, “did you think Selvators are just cowards or piece of sh*t like Succubi and Illusionists?”
“My race is mightier indeed,” Isac also missed the point, and I had to sigh when I saw that.
“It’s just being formidable, what’s wrong in that?” I said in defence, “anyway, the paragons of all races are trying their best to target us.”
“That’s expected,” Isac nodded, “the next quest is damn important for all of us. Letting you lose and threaten other paragons will bring all of the races great trouble.”
“I can see that,” I knew this was part of the reasons behind what happened, but it wasn’t the sole reason indeed.
“So? Are we going to have a war?” the jumper asked and I had to shift my eyes outside.
“Dude, we already had it.”
“Then?”
“They are targeting Fang and Wryly this ti.”
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