touchnovel Chapter 827 Thinking small
Chapter 827 Thinking small
As Rain straightened his broken nose, healed it, and regained his composure, Seara took the lead, guiding him toward Seadrei's location within the sea folk's camp. During their walk, she provided insight into Seadrei's transformation, explaining that he had relinquished his right to the throne, opting instead to embrace the role of a military leader and strategist. Stay tuned to My Virtual Library Empire
Seara explained that Seadrei's decision to step away from the throne was a conscious choice to prioritize his expertise in leading and commanding the sea folk in battle. Despite Sealyn's commendable skills in melee combat, Seadrei's extensive experience and prowess made him a superior fighter in that aspect.
His mastery of combat techniques and battle strategy surpassed others, establishing him as a formidable force on the battlefield... one that was similar to Rain's.
However, despite Seadrei's martial prowess, there was no upheaval or resistance within the sea folk regarding Sealyn's ascension to the position of sea empress. Seara said that Sealyn's proficiency in magic rivaled Seadrei's own prowess when he wielded his signature weapon, the emperor's spear, which was now the Empress Spear.
Sealyn's exceptional magical abilities and understanding of water magic allowed her to stand on equal ground with Seadrei, earning her acceptance and recognition among their people as the sea empress.
"I raised her well," Rain said while nodding several times.@@@@
"You only spoiled her," Seara said, and decided to stop there because saying anything else would only make Rain feel depressed.
They found a large tent where they found Seadrei and the three musketeers with them. They were Seadir, Coraline and Sirenus. Seadrei had heard of the news, so he wasn't that surprised... they stopped writing something on a map on a table and they looked at Rain.
"Trying to act like you were working when you were just procrastinating a few minutes ago?" Rain asked.
"... He is joking, don't take it too seriously," Seara said. "He is the real deal."
"We don't have time to solve things with our fists here," Seara said. "We need to get rid of the water dragons because the others must be doing something in secret."
As Rain wondered through many matters, he didn't contemplate the activities of the other dragons. It took him a while to notice an oddity that slipped through his observations: the area surrounding the demi-humans territory remained oddly untouched by the massive snowstorm.
His realization struck him like a bolt. Amidst the chaotic landscape and tumultuous events, the absence of the snowstorm's grip around the demi-humans vicinity stood out as an anomaly. It puzzled Rain, prompting him to question why this particular area had been spared from the ferocity of the storm that had engulfed much of the surroundings.
"That is indeed suspicious... are the water dragons keeping the largest force here busy?" Rain asked.
"Yes... that is what we are thinking right now," Seadir said after he crossed his arms.
"I see, I see... have fun thinking about that," Rain said. "I will wait until I can break your jaw at a more suited time. When am I going to see Sealyn?"
"... Why did you come here again?" Seadir frowned.
"For my family, why else?" Rain shrugged. "I already tried to achieve too much before, and I failed. Now I am going to start over by making sure that my family will be well no matter what and that no one will split them. No offense. Voluntarily or involuntarily."
The sudden realization dawned on those around Rain when they realized his disinterest in their ongoing war efforts. Shock rippled through their expressions, evident in the furrowed brows, and widened eyes.
Despite Rain no longer standing leagues above everyone else in terms of power, the lingering belief in his potential as a formidable asset was stillamong them. They had assumed that his return would bring a shift in their favor, a reinforcement that could tip the scales of their conflict. However, to their surprise, Rain's priorities were starkly different.
For Rain, his main concern lay in securing his family's safety and well-being. This revelation didn't resonate well with those who had expected his involvement in their larger-scale conflicts...