nagpurpolice Chapter 559: Spread To Destinations
Chapter 559: Spread To Destinations
King Gulben's expression was steely right now. His eyes moving between the figures who were right now still in the room. They are Aerchon, Erend, Eccar, Adrien, and Billy.
"I think we cannot face this threat alone. It's time to call upon the other races. The humans, dwarves, any ally we can reach. We need information about what is happening in their lands as well, and more importantly, we need their alliance and their help."
Aerchon gave a firm nod. "Understood, Father. I will personally deliver the message to their leaders."
Kingg Gulben nodded and without another word, he turned and strode out of the throne room. The doors opened and he disappeared into the hall beyond, the weight of his task clear in the determination etched on his face.
King Gulben's eyes lingered on his departing son for a moment before shifting back to Erend and the others.
"We must prepare ourselves for the next steps. I want our scouts mobilized immediately, and every available mage and warrior ready. We'll divide our forces and cover as much ground as possible. I'll coordinate with the mages and prepare the unicorn riders. We'll need them to reach the areas quickly and assess the damage."
Adrien and Billy exchanged glances before Adrien spoke up. "We'll lead some of the teams ourselves. We can fight alongside the Elves to secure those points."
King Gulben's gaze softened slightly, appreciating their commitment. "Your help is invaluable. If the alliances hold, we'll have human, Elven, and Dwarven forces working together. We'll form a united front."
Billy raised an eyebrow. "Uhm... What if they refuse, though? The humans and dwarves don't always see eye to eye with us, or each other."
The king's expression grew serious. "Then we'll remind them of what's at stake. This is not just an Elven problem. If the Great Calamity continues to spread, it will consume all realms, leaving nothing in its wake."
Erend folded his arms, his eyes narrowing thoughtfully. "Agreed. We'll have to be convincing—and if they hesitate, we'll show them proof of what's happening. That should change their minds."
Erend felt the weight of the mission settling on his shoulders. He knew they were running out of time, and every moment wasted was another step closer to destruction. But the determination in the room was palpable, and he felt a spark of hope. Together, they will had a chance.
King Gulben looked around the room, his voice firm.
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One by one, they reached out to the leaders of the human kingdoms, the dwarven strongholds, and other allies they could contact. Saeldir explained the dire situation while Aurdis ensured their message was carried swiftly and accurately through the Magical channels.
Meanwhile, in the throne room, King Gulben stood by the large arched window, his eyes fixed on the skies above. The view stretched far, showing the borders of his kingdom where the forests met the distant mountains.
Above, the sky was an ominous shade, swirling with the dark, twisted vortex that loomed over their land. The vortex was smaller now, but the crackling energy around its edges betrayed its power and threat.
High above, Erend and Eccar soared on their partial Dragon form. Erend's eyes were focused, scanning the vast landscape below as they circled the vortex.
The view from above finally revealed the extent of the damage he saw earlier, blighted patches of land where the tendrils had taken hold, stretching like dark veins across the once-lush terrain.
Eccar was beside him, studied the vortex with a critical eye, his normally playful demeanor replaced by an intense seriousness.
The winds whipped past them, the distant rumble of the vortex echoing in their ears. From their vantage point, they could see the teams on the ground spreading out, their movements swift and coordinated. Erend felt the weight of his responsibility, but the sight of their forces mobilizing gave him a flicker of hope.
They weren't fighting alone—everyone was working together, and that unity might be their greatest weapon.
Eccar glanced at Erend, his eyes meeting his friend's. "Looks like everyone's in place."
Erend nodded, his grip tightening. "We'll do whatever it takes to stop that thing."
Below, King Gulben continued to watch, his gaze following the figures in the sky as they maneuvered above the vortex. A fire burned in his eyes—a mixture of determination, hope, and the unyielding resolve of a leader who knew what was at stake.
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