All Chapters of Little Guardian: Dar Wa'an: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Fourteen days after arrival at the Viernan archeological site...Ellenon sat at the table inside the tent, diligently writing the translation of the symbols copied by the helpful scientists unto the parchment. He had grown too exhausted trying to impart that knowledge to them directly. Bright daylight poured through the slightly moving curtain at the tent's entrance. He had been at this for hours, working long hours each day for the past fourteen days. The Emperor expected that of him, so he did as he was told. He did not question because everyone in the team of scientists assigned to him worked just as hard.

"... What in blazes are you doing out in the open? Don't you know there is a reward out for unregistered Ethsarns?" The old man rebuked Ellenon along the way. Upstairs, he pushed him into the large living area. Ellenon quickly took in his surroundings.Several of the people in the room looked up. They sat around in groups, conversing softly. A thin woman with braided, brown hair and a plain, unmemorable face, labored at the stove together with her three oldest daughters, of sixteen, twelve, and ten years of age. Those were the only children in the room. Four of the twelve people Elle

Location: Intavo, Northern provinceEllenon stumbled through the gate and fell into an exhausted crouch, his hands leaning against the wet grass. Around him, the wind swirled torn leaves and bits of broken branches in abrupt, violent gusts. Lightning flashed above in the turbulent, dark sky and then thunder came, declaring the approaching storm. Almost immediately, Ellenon felt a different sort of darkness unfolding like a smoky flower in the air behind him.

"... He was in Viernan, but he disappeared ten days ago, by means of a Gateway." Raimira's two Ethsarns reported.Michael recognized Raun and Verin, two of Phaeta's most loyal followers. Despite Phaeta abandoning the fight against the Emperor, many Ethsarns readily returned to Phaeta's side as soon as she called them.

Late at night, the group of boys told them it was time to go. Ellen shook his head, refusing to get up. Aron leaned to him, his eyes for the first time frightened since Ellen had seen him."If we don't do it, it won't go good for us. I think they will really hurt us." Aron said quietly. Ellen silently got up and went."Don't worry. They are probably r