Chapter 14

Third Person's Point of View

He was a bit confused by my order. "And for what reason?" He asked me to smile.

"I just wanted to treat you—" I was interrupted by a large plate of Dore (Fruit).

Agathodaemon's annoyance grew even more, but it immediately turned away a little from Dore (Fruit).

"A Dore (Fruit)." He sticks to what he eats.

"Doje ibwa, God Hesperus." There is emphasis in his pronunciation of calling my name.

"Doje mueste," a word for "nothing more, nothing less."

"Get up, Hesperus, from your seat, because the soldiers are coming to your room," the crystal warned me.

Agathodaemon stopped eating when the room suddenly burst into flames.

It foreshadows that there is danger coming to our place.

"There is a fierce enemy coming; we have to hurry," Agathodaemon told him seriously.

"Let's start our trap," I said boldly.

The crystal spun freely in the air. It's like we went back to being toddlers because of the way Agathodaemon and I behaved. Because my crystal showed magic.

"As beautiful as your crystal," Agathodaemon smiled.

"Doje Ibwa," I said sparingly. 'Thank you very much,'

The floor shook to startle us both. We looked behind us because the soldiers had already tracked us.

"We don't have time; we have to hurry; we just need to make light." Agathodaemon's voice became more serious.

I looked at the crystal in the air. He was drawing heat all over Krea to gather power.

I wanted to talk to him in my mind. I want to defend Krea.

"Crystal," I whispered in my mind.

He blinked a little as he heard what I wanted to convey.

"What can I turn my back on you gods?" with the deep voice of the crystal.

"What's going on? Why are you listening to my order for so long?" I will ask.

"Wait, Biyaho!" nothing currently. 'Crazy animal'

I can't stop laughing. Because of its teaching. Agathodaemon turned to him and slightly raised his left lip.

"Who are you laughing at? Biyaho, am I the one you're laughing at?" he asked accusingly.

"Hedi," word 'No' or opposed to 'Yes.'

The shaking of the floor got stronger; I knew the room was about to break. Especially the observation deck on the fifth floor near where we were. There was a big crack in the wall.

"Biyaho!" Malakas na bulyaw ni Agathodaemon ng makita niya ang malaking biyak ng pader.

"We can no longer rest, while others fight for the good of the Krea. Many innocent fairies are being killed because of the minutes we waste!" Agathodaemon shouted angrily at me.

Because of his behavior, my trance returned.

Looking at the crystal again, I couldn't help but feel the corners of my eyes warm. "Crystal of the Sun!" I screamed.

With my loud cry, Agathodaemon sprang to the side, along with the equipment in the room.

The white light settled in my eyes. We were all wrestling with death. It rages.

I flew to where the crystal was, and everything went dark.

For what the God Hesperus did, his life will be the replacement. With its wrong move and taunt, Krea will be terrified again.

Into the hand of the God fell from there the consort of Ladowa (Enchated sword). So, when Agathodaemon saw it, he picked it up so that he could fight the Askars.

"What is going on in my Dehar (Sibling)?" He just held on to the piece of Ladowa (Enchanted sword).

"Hedi ewir taro!" He knelt before the God. word 'it cannot be,'

Hesperus was thought to be dead.

But due to his strong power, he only did it to fulfill Hesperus's only wish in his crystal. To combine their same power.

Hesperus' wish was fulfilled that they would be together in one body.

While the god Agathodaemon wails, Hesperus devises a way to save Krea from the evil creatures in the Krea ritual.

"Ele ne shera dwe?" words: 'What's going on?

Agathodaemon investigated the porthole.

Outside the room, Hesperus's crystal was creating a storm. The big tornado will kill the soldiers. That tornado will eventually become light.

With the force of the storm, the creatures in Krea screamed. Because of its deafening voice.

"Mmm, hmmm, mmm,” the voice of a tornado sang.

"I must save Krea from the great tornado," said the god Agathodaemon boldly.

He bowed a little to the god Hesperus.

"May your power guide me, my dear Dehar (Sibling)." He wiped the tears from his cheeks.

The word 'Dehar (Sibling)' is siblings.

The god Hesperus closed his eyes as he flashed. His hands were on the side, all emitting energy.

The part of the God's left foot that is stepped on is the heat of the sun, and on the other side is the power of the snow.

Agathodaemon was about to walk away from his brother when the Askar suddenly destroyed the room of the god Hesperus.

In a minute, ten Askars entered inside and fifteen Sahals (Askar). Now he retreated to save the remains of his brother, whom he thought was dead.

"I'm the one you're going to fight against, you Askar!" He demonstrated the lashing of the Ladowa (Enchanted sword) whip.

So, the Askars retreated along with the Sahals (Askar).

The whip of Asclepius Against Sahals (Askar) and Askar.

The soldiers rushed to him. In the first part of the fight, he used his magic power. Agathodaemon's eyes lit up as if he were snarling with anger.

"I am begging you for my magical power; do not allow the Sahals (Askar) and Askar to come to my Dehar(Sibling)'s location right now!" He commanded boldly with his magic power.

"Ahhh!" shouts Sahals (Askar).

"You teach no truth," Agathodaemon's voice rasped.

"Shamra, you are a liar," he said when he suddenly stopped.

"You are only tricking me so that I believe what you are saying is true," Agathodaemon said.

"What if I'm telling the truth and not a lie?" asked Shamra insistently.

"Huh!" Agathodaemon was startled.

"You don't understand," said Shamra.

"Don't you realize that you have a sworn document that proves that I am you?" Shamra whispered before speaking. “Do you believe...?" "asked Shamra.

"What am I…you?"

"You don't remember anything," said Shamra. "Because you yourself signed a document," he said, taking the document from his back. "You even said that I would erase from your mind what we talked about," and Shamra suddenly fell on the pearl chair.

Agathodaemon stepped back to where the god Hesperus was because the Shamra, or leader of the sahal, was tricking the mind of the god Agathodaemon.

"What are you talking about?" and the God turned to Shamra. "When and where did we talk?" Agathodaemon bluntly asked Shamra.

"Agathodaemon, no matter what I tell you, you won't believe it," said Shamra loudly. "Because I know you are not telling the truth, “ said Agathodaemon in a soft voice.

"But I will not believe without consulting Father Zeno," said Agathodaemon violently. "But there's no need for an uplifter because I'm telling the truth,” Is his defense.

"If you are telling the truth, let me know the truth in the highest," was the wise statement of the God.

"And the moment I find out that you are lying, I will kill you myself," the God threatened.

"What if I'm the one telling the truth?" Shamra snapped.

"I myself will take my life," said the God boldly.

"But we don't need to connect with the higher," replied Shamra in disgust.

One of the powers of charms is to trick the creatures they desire. Through the mind of shamra, using the intellect possessed through the mind in communication Whether it's a God or whatever creature in Krea, it can trick with just intelligence.

"What do you want to trigger". the almost rhymed language of the god Agathodaemon.

"What I want to reveal is that I am the true God, and you are a fake," said Shamra, who was punched again. "I don't remember signing an agreement," Agathodaemon said.

"Because everything we talked about in the garden of Etne has been erased from your memory," Shamra said with a smile. “Just a moment."

"Why do you still seem to be angry with the one you teach?" asked the God softly.

"Because Minerva’s children are stubborn," Shamra replied with restraint.

"He's real!" The God applauded Shamra. "Finally, you have the right answer," Agathodaemon promised mockingly.

"What do you mean?" Shamra said with a scared face.

"It looks like you caught your bait," replied the God with a smile.

"I don't want to be tricked by a Shamra, because I can read your mind," began Agathodaemon. "But if you deceive me with a god unlike me," concluded Agathodaemon.

Agathodaemon cast a powerful spell against Sahal. The Shamra retreated, knowing that the wise God had defeated him.

"The first time you set foot in the palace, I knew what you wanted to do to me. Do you think you can defeat a god like me?" said Agathodaemon.

"You are wrong," added Agathodaemon.

"What do you mean?" Shamra screamed.

"I already led you to your plan," replied Agathodaemon.