Chapter 253: A Gathering of Masters
In the middle of one of the five continents, a young man walked inside a forest. He was of average height but seed underweight. His blond hair danced up and down as he skipped around. He wore simple leather clothes, but still seed noble as he walked. His blue eyes shined along with the sun rays that managed to escape the clutches of the trees.
He hastened his steps as he noticed that he was at the edge of the forest. In a heartbeat, he was out. The sun's rays attacked him all over his body, which made his blue eyes stand out even more. Yet, even with his glamorous appearance, he would fail to leave an impression on anyone in that particular spot. Why? In front of him was a castle that was erected in the middle of a mountain.
The mountain split into four parts, with each part pointing at one direction, north, south, east, and west. In the middle of all the parts, a castle, bigger than any, stood tall. The castle was made of a single building, which was separated into wings. Sa as the mountain parts, the four wings pointed at a certain direction, with the fifth one standing in the middle. Each of the wings had a red roof, made of carefully selected tiles. The castle was hundreds of years old, yet seed as if it was built just the day before.
The young man smiled and said, "I'm finally back," as he breathed in the air around him. He started to walk towards the castle and flew in order to reach its gate. Unlike all other castles, the gate had no guards. The man, simply, walked inside. No one was around to watch him, yet he felt the gaze of soone on him. Still smiling, the man walked in straight to the middle wing.
Room after room, he traversed them until he stood in front of a golden double door room. He didn't bother to knock as he walked inside, where a group of people was talking. No one stopped to pay him any attention as if they already knew of his coming.
"I'm back, father, grandfather," the man said as he bowed. To who? No one could really tell as the room was full.
Yet, one man specifically answered him, and said, "Welco back, impostor."
The man's voice was calm and smooth as if the man's throat had never known the word 'disease'. Yet, even then, the walls around the room shook, while the bolts holding the doors together squeaked. They feared him. Yes, inanimate objects feared the man who spoke. Not only them, even those that were talking from before shushed themselves in order to allow the man to talk.
It was no surprise, as the man was the master of their sect. the strongest one in their sect, and the one who could kill them all at a whim.
"Eh? How did you know? I made sure to act like the young master from hundreds of kiloters away since I knew you would be watching. So, what was it? My acting? Or my disguise?" the words of the man moved rhythmically along with the lting of his face. The lted parts of his face dropped on the ground in chunks, producing disgusting sounds. The shape of his body started to change as well, as his skin bubbled from underneath.
"How many tis do I have to warn you? Never transform in front of !" one of the n sitting inside the room said as he threw sothing at the man. It seed like he threw a purple liquid towards him, but didn't manage to hit him. However, the door behind him, which was hit, started to fu, as the purple liquid burned right through it.
"If you don't like it, try to do sothing about it," the man transford from before. Instead of a blond headed young man, he looked older. His skinny build turned into a muscle filled one, yet he seed deford. He smiled towards the older man who attacked him, but it only made the latter look away in disgust.
"As usual, your smile makes my stomach churn."
"Freckles," once again, the room quieted down once the master spoke. "If it was my dear grandson, Johan, his freckles would be almost red after being hit by sunlight. Plus, I would never mistake my own kin. Also, make sure to clean up the ss you left behind."
"Right after I finish lting, my dear sir!" The man's cheek finished falling down to the ground. His actual face appeared underneath, and it was a face which Edward Avalon despised. It was a face that he dread about for months. It was a face that was synonymous with tragedy for him. It was the face of the man who killed Eri and the orphans.
Yes. The castle on top of the mountain belonged to one certain sect. The sect which managed to nearly rule the world. It was the castle of Blood sect.
"By the way, Sarin, do you mind not to drink poison in the middle of the room? It is nauseating," a middle-aged woman said as she swatted the air in front of her. She had red hair and dark brown eyes. Her lips were bright red, so much that one would think it was blood. Yet, it wasn't even red lipstick.
"Well, my dear Ariana, maybe you should leave the room." Sarin, the one drinking the poison, the sa one that threw the purple liquid at the lting man, answered her. He was the person considered the enemy of Emilia Aaragon. He was the master of Poison sect. The man who killed the Ice Empress.
"No-b, this is the last ti you personify my kin. Else, you will be killed."
The master of Blood sect walked into the middle of the room. His aged face carried a scar across of it. His eyes were red, just like Blood. His hair was thick, as it lay down on his small head. His slim neck was long, yet looked normal for his body, which seed to be over 190cm tall. He back was straight as if he had never bent down in his life.
"We are planning to have a war, against so old friends. It will happen, in one week," the master of Blood sect, Erykytos, said as he caressed the scar on his face.
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