Important Note:
Hey Guys! Sorry for now updating during this tie but I have to be through some shit right now and was dealing with it, ranging from college exams, a college friend of mine trying to kill himself for just failing some exam, and a girl rejecting him, tough times indeed…..
Though the main reason that I am writing this is to choose as you all might know I have two stories the second one not catching that much attention but it’s still something I am writing about, especially the future of Azrail will be highly great with suspense and badass moments.
But the problem still lay that I don’t have enough time, I used to post one chapter for each novel on consecutive days but that won’t work, because once again you guys will be the ones suffering and I don’t want to drop either on, it’s not in my taste, so I want your opinion?
1)Should I put my second book on hiatus and continue the first one till it is finished or
2)Should I continue with the normal schedule where it’s consecutive and changes?
You guys can also give me other opinions too, cause you are the readers and I want to take your options in, it always helps, after all this, I will make sure that the posts will be on schedule and won’t take long breaks….. probably….
So once again thanks for reading…
Chaosking…
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“You want to be the leader?” Angelina sneered after a second of silence, to which I nodded my head, seeing that many of the people here weren’t against the idea itself.
“To make things more clear, we will be taking a certain figure lead,” I said, catching the attention of everybody. Seeing so, I took out a few pieces of paper and passed them to everyone here, who all started to read them, and I could see all their eyes widening from what was written on the paper.
“The battle plan was written by Alex,” I announced. Hearing this, the rest nodded their heads, accepting it better, but I could still see a hint of envy when they looked at me. How couldn’t they when the plan I gave them was the best to deal with the current situation? A perfect one that would create the best strategy and synergy between the group, and also one that wouldn’t undermine the power of each group, a perfect solution one might say.
“So what do you think? Doesn’t it make more sense for me to take the center?” I asked.
“But how can I trust you?” Angelina asked with narrowed eyes. She, for one, is someone not very trusting of any individual.
“I trust him,” Olivia said.
“Me too,” Carmel spoke.
“I trust him,” Marlene said.
“I trust him,” Sabrina said, surprising everyone, as they knew she too wasn’t one to trust easily.
“I trust him too,” Ron said, making Angelina turn to look at him with widened eyes. Seeing so, he turned to her and nodded his head, seemingly implying something. Soon a silence fell in between all the ones gathered here, and in the end, a minute later, the rest of the ones agreed to the plan.
“Sigh… fine, but you better don’t make me regret it,” Angelina said as her head turned to look towards the mass of beasts that would soon envelop them.
“Don’t worry, you all won’t regret it,” I said, a smile gracing my lips as I turned to look at the form of marching death that would soon envelop the entire place.
“Time for the grand finale…” thinking so, I started to give out the plans since it was going to be a big bang soon.
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“Sabrina is in there…” the other 11th holder, the elf, spoke as he looked at the city that would soon be drowned in death.
“Is everything ready?” a cloaked figure asked, to which the elf nodded his head.
“All according to plan?”
The elf replied.
“Good,” the cloaked figure spoke back, chilling killing intent emanating from its body, causing even the surroundings to twist.
“We must hit this well, all the targets must be taken down,” a gruff voice spoke, with a lion’s tail swinging around.
“It will be done,” four other figures replied, each with their own distinct marks.
“Looks like things will get fun soon,” a cloaked figure spoke, the orb within their hands trembling as a voice was heard from it.
“All set?” the male voice asked, to which the figure hidden in a cloak replied.
“Everything’s good, we’ll be moving in soon.”
“Remember, don’t get caught,” the voice from the orb responded.
“You know me, right?” the cloaked person spoke with a light tone.
“Good,” that was all the orb said before dimming down, the cloaked figure raised their head as they looked at the 19 other people gathered around them, a taunting voice leaving their mouth as they spoke.
“You heard him, boys, let’s get to work.”
45 minutes later:
“How long until they get here?” I asked Alex, who was beside me.
“About 15 minutes, give or take,” he said, to which I nodded my head.
“How is the situation east?” I asked, sitting at a table in the center with several individuals around me.
“All the long-range fighters are in position,” Ella said, her disgruntled eyes still showing her dislike for me, but she stayed professional as she responded.
“How’s the situation on the elves’ side?” I asked.
“All traps are laid, and with Princess Sabrina’s might, they’ll all fall,” Emily spoke, her green eyes fixed happily on me.
“The ground support?” I asked.
“Nothing unworthy shall rise from the ground,” Shira said with her boy-like voice, creating a hint of hatred, but she seemed to be controlling it well.
“The air?” I asked.
“Princess Isabella and her entourage will keep it clear,” a woman with a cute look spoke; she’s an important member of Isabella’s faction.
“The demons?” I asked.
“The crazier ones have taken their controllers off; they will be the true monsters of the battlefield,” a demon spoke with a neutral face, looking completely professional.
“Support and destruction?” I asked.
“With Lady Catherine’s support and Princess Marlene on the scene, no one shall die,” a mermaid spoke, her voice and her face showing her pride.
“Is Olivia all set with my sister?” I asked.
“She is. Everyone is in position, with Lady Nora taking the lead,” a guy belonging to Olivia’s faction spoke.
‘She still has time to taunt me?’ I thought as I looked at the handsome boy that clearly had a dreamy look when he spoke of Olivia.
‘Looks like she needs some punishment, though then again she might just like it, perhaps something new?’ Even though my thoughts were completely off-topic, I still kept my poker face.
“Is my faction set?” I asked, turning towards Alex, who nodded his head with a serious expression.
“There are no irregularities. Everyone has taken the position you have spoken of, even Emma,” he said.
“Good,” I responded before focusing my eyes on the huge screen that was showing the marching beasts. By now, the ground was trembling below me, and even while seated on a chair, I could feel the vibration spreading around. The heavy atmosphere had become a bit light from all the faction leaders giving their own speeches of encouragement.
Everyone gathered here to fight knew the fact that maybe not everyone would get out of here alive, yet they had no choice but to march forward and fight.
“Let’s give them a show, shall we?” I said with a smile as we all turned to focus on the armies marching forth.
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Third Person POV:
Around the destroyed city stood a large gathering of students. The entire 360 degrees were completely covered up, and not a single spot was left unoccupied. In this situation, everyone was gathered together, each and every species now standing as one to face the threat that was heading their way.
There were no longer species or grudges; just a group of living beings fighting for their survival, the rights of each other’s life being at each other’s hands, causing an inexplicable level of trust to bloom between everyone gathered here. A trust that might one day bloom into something magnificent, something which Austin was looking forward to.
With everyone’s help, a great barricade had been built, with earth, steel, and gem-based mages doing their best to create the best walls possible that wouldn’t be easily taken down by the strongest of beasts.
The long rangers, under the lead of Carmel, took up higher positions, with warriors who use weapons coming under her control, awaiting her words while the best long-range magic attacks awaited Isabella’s order.
There no longer existed any sort of factions. All the best, specializing in their respective skills, were assigned to the leaders that stood out at that ‘best,’ a solution that allowed no sort of discrimination or undermining of power.
The best healers stood at the orders of Catherine, the best fighters ranged to fight alongside Marlene, demons ranged to see what chaos they could ensue, creatures of the sea holding their weapons up high, only being able to bring out their strength due to all the water-based mages.
The current fight depended on everyone, and what species they were no longer mattered.
‘This is the best I can do for now. I hope it blooms well,’ Austin thought as he gazed at the momentous scene that might perhaps be saved into history as the beginning of something great and fortuitous. Something new.
