Upon hearing the princess’s plea, Akun gritted his teeth and mumbled, "Don’t hurt your people, but if it’s the people of another tribe, you don’t mind if they are slaughtered." Suddenly, with a surge of force, Akun flung the princess to the other side of the room. As she hit the wooden walls, she coughed out the air in her lungs, falling to the floor and gasping for breath.
Akun continued to walk slowly towards the coughing princess, his steps echowed. With a forceful sweep, he shattered the wooden round table that stood in his way. He spoke as he approached her, "Picture this: a sweet mother and child in your tribe, in danger. You manage to save them, along with a bunch of your other tribe mbers.
You tell them all to head for this tree castle, that they will be safe here. After all, this should be the safe haven of your tribe if anything too much happens."
Akun arrived in front of her, his towering figure that cast a shadow over the crumpled princess. With slowness, he crouched down, his dark silver armor gleaming in the low light of the room. He tilted her head upward to et his gaze, the visors of his helt revealing the intensity in his purple eyes.
A montary silence hung in the air before he spoke, his voice cutting through the tension, "But then, for so goddamn reason, you co back to et that sa woman you saved, along with practically all of your tribe mbers, dead. Do you think you’ll be able to forgive the person responsible?"
The princess, in her vulnerable state, spoke with a trembling tone, "Please, I don’t understand what you are talking about. I’ll tell you what I know, just, please, spare ." Tears stread down her cheeks, adding a strong layer to the atmosphere.
Yet, instead of evoking sympathy, her plea only fueled Akun’s growing irritation, evident in the subtle clenching of his fists beneath the dark gauntlets. The room beca a battleground of emotions, with the princess’s tears reflecting the weight of the impending storm.
Akun rose to his feet, and suddenly, a powerful kick from him slamd into the abdon of the princess, sending her flying towards the wooden wall on the left side of the room.
The force of Akun’s kick sent shockwaves through the princess’s body, making her cough up blood as she collided with the wall. She crumpled to the floor, trembling, each attempt to rise t with the weakness of her battered form. Akun, his visage obscured by the dark silver armor, mumbled with a chilling seriousness, "Wrong answer.
Try again." The room seed to echo with the weight of the tense interrogation.
The princess, blood staining her words, replied, "If I ever saw sothing like that, I’d be heartbroken, and I’d want to make the person responsible pay," tears streaming down her cheeks.
Akun’s response was swift and cold, "Glad we’re on the sa page." His eyes glead from the visors of his dark silver helt as he kicked the princess to the wall on the opposite side, a considerable distance from where she had been kicked earlier. The room resonated with the harsh echoes of her impact, a strong reminder of the unfolding tragedy.
The princess landed on the opposite wall face-first, the force of impact creating a low thud noise from her body and a large boom as she collided with the wall.
Akun approached her; she lay motionless on the floor, closing her bleeding left eye. Her nose had been broken, and her breath ca out in ragged gasps.
Akun activated his dragon eyes, scanning the princess’s injuries with a keen gaze. A shattered left eye socket, several broken ribs that appeared to have punctured her lungs, a compound fracture in her left arm, and another in her right. His thoughts echoed in the silence of the room: "Is she really this weak? I haven’t really even done anything yet."
The guards outside the room could no longer stand idly by. Exchanging determined glances, they seized their tallic wooden spears and burst into the room, shouting, "Die, intruder! For the princess!" Akun, visibly irritated, spoke with a cold tone, "Don’t interrupt ." In an instant, his aspect power surged forward, slamming the guards into the ground.
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Turning his attention back to the grim condition of the princess, Akun mumbled, "I haven’t even begun to vent out all of my anger and frustration, so I won’t be letting you off easy."
In the dimly lit room, the princess, weakened and grim, managed to mumble with a feeble voice, "Why are you doing this to ? I haven’t done anything." Her voice quivered, and tears stread down her cheeks.
Akun, standing over her, replied with a cold tone, "Not in this world, yes, but in another, I’ve witnessed sothing grim that brought about the end of my people because of you." The dim light caught the intensity in his eyes as he clenched his fists, "Although I’m still curious as to why you did it, we’ll get there much later after I’m done with you."
The atmosphere in the room was thick with tension as the weight of the past and present collided in a struggle for answers and retribution.
For the next agonizing five minutes of her life, Rinalef was subjected to relentless tornt—broken and healed repeatedly until she lost count. The intense pain numbed her brain, leaving her in a state of despair. After extracting the desired answers, Akun healed the princess, enslaved her, and coldly departed the room.
As he strolled down the dimly lit halls, the princess’s words echoed in his mind, but his thoughts were consud by a more pressing dilemma: How could he convey to his alternate self, from this divergent tiline, that only one of them could endure? The looming choice weighed on him—either one would be erased, or they would rge into a singular existence.
As he pondered the potential agreent of his alternate self, Akun mused aloud, "Knowing myself, rging won’t be an option. We’re the sa person, yet the dilemma arises—who will wield control over our fused body? Will it be him, or will it be ? I doubt he’d willingly take such a gamble. That’s why I considered doing it without his knowledge...
Damn, never thought I’d feel like such a pain in the ass."
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