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Stab!

A knife pierced through his heart and he felt a sharp pain, as if it would tear apart his entire body. The world turned black for a mont, and when he regained his sight, a beautiful woman ca into view.

A small delicate face, long wavy hair the color of mahogany, her eyes shedding tears as she held the handle of that knife piercing his chest.

“Forgive ,” she said in between sobs. “This all happened because of . Wait for . No matter what happens, I will co to you. We will et again…”

Those words rang in his head as the man tossed and turned in his sleep. Despite knowing it was a dream, anxiety filled him as the woman started to disappear from his vision.

“We will et again…wait for …” the distant voice repeated until it faded. The silence that followed brought him another wave of pain.

“No. Don’t go…who are you…?”

The man woke up with a jolt. He sat up in bed with his hand pressing against the left side of his chest as his red eyes searched around his bed. His strong muscular body was covered with cold sweat, causing his dark night robe to cling onto his muscles. Even though he was no longer in the dream, it was as if he could still feel the knife piercing his heart.

‘Why am I having this dream again?’

Just then, the door swung open and a young servant entered, gasping for air as if he had run towards his master as fast as he could. His silver hair looked unkempt and his pointed ears twitched nervously.

“S-Sire, I heard your voice. Is there sothing wrong?”

The red-eyed man glared at the servant who dared intrude into the King’s chamber without permission. “One day you will lose your ears, Erlos.” His voice was cold and full of warning.

“I..I was just worried, Sire,” he imdiately went towards the table, “I will get you water.”

Unknown to them, strange white energy enveloped that cold man’s body, and before he could react, he disappeared from his royal chamber.

Silence filled the chamber, and only the sound of the young servant pouring water into glass could be heard.

‘Why is he not saying anything or threatening to kill ?’ With a doubtful face, the servant turned to look at the bed and found it empty.

He frowned, “Argghh! Not again. Where did he go this ti?”

——–

anwhile, on the other side of the continent, in a human kingdom far away…

“Burn that witch.”

“Today make sure that either that witch dies or leaves our kingdom.”

“She has caused enough harm to us for so many years. It’s enough now.”

“Let’s just kill her today and get rid of her.”

“Even the king has sent a troop of soldiers so we can burn this entire mountain and not leave a single inch of land to let that witch hide.”

In the dark night under the moonlight, people were walking with the lamps and torches in their hands inside the woods in the mountain.

The entire mountain was surrounded by people from all sides. They poured the cans of oil everywhere and the high up areas where no one could reach or more like scared to reach, the arrows dipped in oil and burned with fire were shot in all the directions.

“Today is the last day for that witch. Just die here.”

Soon after, the entire mountain caught fire and the flas were trying to reach higher and higher. Birds, mostly scavengers could be seen flying everywhere as their hos caught fire.

“I am sure that witch must be dead by now. She had no place to go.”

People started to celebrate their achievent, not knowing what was happening in the deepest part of the mountain.

——-

Sowhere near the peak of the haunted mountain, a sharp light flashed, like a zap of lightning amidst the black smoke. The light took on a huge oval shape like a portal and a red-eyed man in a black robe stepped out of it. He seed to be shocked when he looked around.

“What is this place? Who dares summon here?” His voice was cold and his expression looked angry as his red eyes looked fierce due to the reflection of fire flas in them. “Why is this place burning?”

The mont he took a step forward, he stumbled upon sothing.

“What’s this creature?” he mumbled and kneeled down to look at it.

He saw a frail injured body curled into a ball, surrounded by the burnt wood logs. He simply observed it for a mont carrying no sympathy in his eyes.

“Doesn’t concern ,” and closed his eyes to teleport, “I need to return.”

In a mont he opened his eyes, only to see himself in the sa place.

“Why am I still here?” Seems like this place is not good. I need to try it from sowhere else.”

He was about to step ahead, crossing that body but the bottom hem of his long robe was caught in sothing, making him stop. Clenching his fist angrily, he turned back only to see that the bruised body had caught the hem of his robe in its hand.

“What? Aren’t you dead?” He comnted indifferently and tried to pull back his robe to free it but he simply could not.

“You are about to die then die peacefully. Don’t suffer in my hands. You don’t know what I can make you suffer with.”

Still, that body didn’t let go of his robe. The strength in that weak body amused him. He was the most powerful one that everyone feared but this frail body, what kind of power it had to overpower him.

He kneeled down and checked it closely. Its clothes were burned only leaving a minimum at the required places that he could guess it was a female.

Her face was covered with long dark hair. He moved his hand to check the face but the mont he touched it, he realized sothing.

‘Human? How can a human have any powers?’

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