Chapter 86: The Fiery Battle Continued
As the Hunters approached the Polish waters, the leaders of Prince Leo's troops made a calculative decision to allow them entry. King Triton knew the game plan, so he stirred up the waters with hurricane-like winds propelling the ships toward the port. Merpeople popped up, and the sailors became scared. Some of the rogues jumped overboard in fright. The hunters and rogue leaders planned their strategy to swarm two areas simultaneously. They believed that they would surprise the Werewolves and win the battle. Unbeknownst to the Hunters and rogues, an ambush had been meticulously set up, with the dragons lying in wait around the Polish seas, hidden among the mountains, ready to pounce on their unsuspecting prey.
A skilled dragon rider, Portia, sat on the dragon commander in the mountains, waiting for their prey to appear. She took charge as the riding leader, guiding her troops with precision and determination. As they lay in wait from their perch, they saw the prey onboarding the vessels as the merpeople surrounded the ships.The Hunters trudged onto land. King Tryton anxiously awaited word to chase the enemy forces on land. King Tryton stirred his trident into the water, creating an excellent sea storm. The ships were wrecked as they sank, and the debris floated on the waves. The remnants lay at the bottom of the sea. The Hunters and rogues marched onward to land only to be faced with a greater force than they anticipated,
The infantry of werecats, bears and werelions anxiously awaited the Hunters to join them on land. King Leo and King Ferb intend to meet the Cavalry
and infantry head-on. There were screams of terror by the Human Hunters. With bated breath, the battle commenced. The clash of steel against steel filled the air as the armies waged war, each side fighting with unmatched vigour and unwavering loyalty. The dragons unleashed fiery breaths upon the Hunters as if this was not enough, causing chaos and confusion among their ranks. The vampires, allied with the dragons, descended upon the battlefield, their fangs gleaming in the dim light. To the horror of the unsuspecting Hunters and rogues, the dragons flamed them, and the vampire flew to the ones left to bleed. They had a field day as they drank their fill with blood for the ready-and-waiting meal. The few Hunters and rogues that were left witnessed the next stage of what they knew they could have never won. The dragons had a feast that day, as well as the vampires, who couldn't ask for a better meal.
Through the relentless chaos and the heart-wrenching screams, the combined forces of witches and fairies approached. They weaved their ancient spells, combining their magic to aid their allies. The witches chanted incantations, channelling the elements to their advantage. At the same time, the fairies, with their delicate wings, used their enchantments to heal the wounded allied army members and provide brief moments of respite amidst the chaos.
While his allies approached mourning, but victorious, King Tryton and his people sought refuge in Asia, where they could establish new nests and rebuild their strength. Their journey would be arduous, but it was a necessary sacrifice to ensure their survival. King Tryton's dwelling was disturbed, but he knew reviving his population in warmer water was quicker. They made their way to the Polynesian waters to settle and rebuild.
As the battlefield cleared, the warriors stood in awe of the aftermath of the battle. The allied armies lost, but a few, but the Hunters and rogues were massacred. Their desire to rule the world in darkness was put to rest with their fallen hunters and rogues. The Powerful Twins Isabella and Sophia use their snowflake keys to bring light, joy, healing and happiness to the troops, who were fast recovering as they were ministered to by the witches and fairies. Though weary and battered, they were filled with a newfound sense of hope and camaraderie. The gods and goddesses, who had watched the battle unfold, nodded approvingly at the united front presented by the magical realms. They commended the goddess Celine for giving her daughters Sophia and Isabella the ability to bring peace and tranquillity after a storm of Armageddon. Out of the chaos, they brought forth unity and peace.
Ritualistically, they placed the fallen on longboats, creating a solemn procession to sail to the vast sea. Once there, the Scandinavian nations would bid their final farewells, setting the boats ablaze as a tribute to the fallen warriors. Everyone watched as the long ships set sail; as they were way out into the sea, the red and blue dragons approached gingerly. Their commander, Portion, Mind-linked them to breathe walls of fire that descended on the boats. Everyone watched as the fireworks took place, and the warriors, whether Hunters, rogues or allied troops, were laid to rest at the bottom of the sea. These valiant warriors were given a respectful burial at the sea.
But the war was far from over. The leaders of the magical realms knew that more challenges lay ahead. And as they took a moment to honour the fallen, they vowed to continue fighting until their land had lasting peace.
Little did they know on the other side of the world, another war was raging, and they called for their expertise and strategies to fight yet again another war that would bring chaos and loss of lives. Amidst all this is King Leo, who the gods used to take evil from the world, leaving it peaceful for another generation.
The story of King Leo and the battle for his kingdom and how the allied forces came together to vring peace to the world would continue to be told for generations to come. The allies' journey was filled with sacrifice, love, and unwavering determination. As they prepared for what lay ahead, they knew their strength came from their abilities and the bonds of friendship and family that united them all.
My Beloved Readers,
This battle was a fierce and fiery one. Please read on to find out the outcome of how King Ferb balances his life as a servant and King at the same time. Will he be humble, or will he remain haughty?
Love always,
Your author.