Lahat ng Kabanata ng Warriors of Kagolania: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

Naimoor thought Washar was drunk when he first saw him.He bumped into his brother as he left the palace. One look at him was enough to guess that some tragedy had taken place. Washar looked around with madness in his wide and empty eyes."What happened?" Naimoor asked quietly, though, in reality, he knew everything, just like every other citizen.Washar stopped for a moment and a barely noticeable grimace run across his face."I killed our father," he confessed as calmly as if he were talking about daily activities. "The guards have seen it. I tried to catch them, but I ran out of strength and... they told everyone. Now people know that I'm an enchanter." He gave his brother a hateful glance. "It's all you fault. You pulled me and my family into your intrigue. You'll regret it!""If you had agreed to help me, it wouldn't have happened," Naimoor replied calmly. "It's your fault that you didn't listen to me. However, I offer you another deal and you

Every person who wanted to become influential in the court tried to approach Galaspiael. Kalena watched everyone who he talked to.The constant focus was the most exhausting in this job. She couldn't concentrate as well as the other guards yet, and she didn't know when to pay less attention and when more.At the feast, Kalena indeed had to guard the area close to the king, though not as close as she thought. The table at which Galaspiael, the queen and the most important Okiani sat, was set on a small platform, slightly above all the others. She was sitting on the steps, ready to quickly attack a potential killer if needed before he could approach the royal table.The huge dining room was cut in half, and the other part was arranged like a ballroom. Sumptuous balls were a typical Velikan custom, not so popular in Kagolania. In the palace, there was a small ballroom, not comparable with those from Lin-Si's motherland. Galaspiael, however, wanted everything at the

Disclaimer: This is a special chapter although I didn't put it in the auxiliary volume. You can read it to understand Zarkin's conflict with Mei better, or skip directly to the next chapter.~~~~ Early in the morning, Zarkin and Mei left the palace, heading for the part of the city where the girl once lived. She was still reluctant, but Zarkin convinced her to go. Deep down, he believed that the family would forgive their daughter they had not seen for several years.Mei often tended to exaggerate her guilt, so Zarkin thought the situation wasn't all that bad. He still didn't understand why she should apologize, since it was they who decided to sell her into slavery."It's here." She pointed to one house that stood out from the others with its lush red walls. Houses in Velikania were usually white or light yellow, depending on the stone it was built from. Nobody thought of painting them."Don't be afraid," Zarkin muttered. "The most i

Zarkin left early in the morning.To make the time pass faster, Kalena asked people about the war in Madegald, but they only repeated what she heard at Gesha's house, or they knew even less. For now, the actions of the new emperor remained secret.After two days, the boy returned. Alone."She disappeared!" He shouted. "She just left a letter and gone!""Maybe she came home?" the girl tried to comfort him. "Can I see this letter?"He nodded and handed her a crumpled note without a word. Kalena developed it and began reading.   Zarkin, I'm so sorry.I had no right to raise my hand on you. I did it under the influence of nerves and now I regret it. I know you had good intentions when trying to help me reconcile with my family. And it's not your fault that it failed.I don't want to be a burden that you want to get rid of as soon as possible. I know that after the words that fell between us,

After hearing the captain of the Silver Guard, Galaspiael got clearly worried, although everyone thought that knowing the identity of the attacker would calm him down."As far as I know, this girl was very close to Lin," he said, "because it was this redhead, right?""That's right, Your Highness.""She always seemed very loyal, sometimes too much. She did not leave her side without a clear order.""She was bribed." Kalena tapped the crumpled paper lying on the table. "Or blackmailed, depending on how you interpret it. She had money attached to the last letter, for which she bought the poison, much cheaper and less effective than it should, but still lethal if you drank more of it. From what we were able to read, she had known Okiani Nawarin for a year.""So it was an Okiani?" the king narrowed his eyes furiously and twisted his lips. "I didn't want to believe it. I even suspected that some enemy had sent someone against me.""What are you go