The days passed quickly after Juma's resurrection.
The First Elder showed why he had held one of the most prominent positions in the guild and remained in his post longer than anyone else in the guild's history.
Juma was absolutely excellent!
The man adapted to the circumstances he was in, learning about the situation on the continent, the guild, and the force's already developing plans. He began giving orders in the sa direction as Minos, making internal corrections at headquarters and at the post in Hilltop City.
Minos liked what he saw, sensing a freshness coming from a mind that was new to them, but very experienced and knowledgeable, competent enough to show them so interesting strategies for getting to their goals faster, without too many detours along the way.
This gave Minos more confidence to go ahead with his plans and leave the post in Uzira permanently in Juma's hands.
The old First Elder's accelerated adaptation brought Minos' group to the present mont, when they said goodbye to those who would be left behind in the underground post.
Moving forward along the sa path they had entered the area a few days ago, the four humans from the Spiritual World left the area, reappearing near the fjord where the guild post was hidden.
Over 60% of their 290 high-level Supres remained at the headquarters, while a group of 15 individuals was traveling in search of the ship commanded by Diret, to the east of the island.
With Minos and his wives was a group of 12 high-level Supres, each dressed in black hoods and masks on their humanoid faces. None of them were human, but they kept these body shapes so as not to attract attention during non-combat monts.
The rest of the 290 high-level warriors would be stationed around the eastern region to help rebels and move to assist Mylecent in the future.
Minos waved to his group, also dressed in the sa black hood that his won and those Hell Lifelings were wearing.
They flew off towards their destination: Mylecent!
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Having Mylecent's probable location in hand, Minos, and his people traveled in the right direction for a few days, quickly getting closer to where she was.
For the four of them who had been in Hell for years, the days of travel since leaving their companions at the guild post had been quick and easy. But how could it not be? Hell was extrely dull when one wasn't fighting deadly battles. Given the vastness of that dinsion and the lack of good scenery, traveling there was a challenge for cultivators.
Uzira was the complete opposite of the spectrum, being a place of beautiful landscapes, constant appearances of special phenona, and creatures of the most varied shapes and powers.
Just a few days were enough for Minos and his wives to see so battles, the movent of unusual legendary creatures and various powerful areas of the continent.
They didn't fear the influence of the royal family and entered the western domains, passing close to cities on their way to Mylecent.
Mylecent was bold. It had chosen a terribly dangerous place to have its headquarters.
The largest and most powerful city on the continent, the capital of the kingdom!
Minos didn't know if this fact was genius or proof of the woman's madness, but he went ahead anyway, finally arriving near the place late this afternoon.
The rosy sky of Zocarro invited them to the great and powerful capital of the kingdom, where there were large statues that could be seen from dozens of kiloters away.
Abby saw the great double statue of a human and a horse facing each other on the horizon and slowed her steps.
"We're close," she said, almost with a sigh, her voice rging with the sound of the surrounding winds.
"How are we going to do this? Can you tell again?" Ruth asked jokingly, rembering what she had heard from Minos on the way there.
His plan involved passing in front of the monarchs of Uzira and saving Mylecent from the reach of a Celestial!
The stakes were so high that even with bigger problems on their minds, they couldn't help but hesitate.
However, as Gloria and Abby looked at Ruth with the sa sighing look on their faces, Minos suddenly stopped, surprise showing on his face.
"I didn't expect that just now." He said, while the three of them, as well as the 12 high-level Supres, wondered what he could be thinking.
"What?" Abby asked, aware that her husband was a few monts in their future, so he knew of things that would affect them, but that were yet to happen.
"A competitor of mine is going to attack us. He wants to steal my True Celestial body parts." Minos got straight to the point as he looked in the direction of where the enemy would erge and attack them.
Abby, Gloria, and Ruth already knew all about the competition for Devdar's inheritance and everything related to it. They'd had enough experiences since Minos started this inheritance to learn about the truth of things, including the competitors who survived the penultimate phase of the selection.
"Is that going to be a problem?" Gloria asked in a serious tone, aware that Minos' competitors might have undergone ti passages different from theirs and already be at a higher level than hers.
While Minos was impressive at level 121, all the competitors of Devdar's heritage were special and should not be underestimated.
Minos surrounded his body with energy, taking a few steps forward while narrowing his eyes, seeing in real ti the opening of a spatial tear, from which, in milliseconds, an old man with a shaved head would erge.
"Odger, you made wait long enough." Minos began, revealing a smile on his lips. "But I'm grateful that you brought your four parts of a True Celestial!" he said, recognizing the current situation of this man who was currently at level 123!
The newly arrived fellow, attacking with a blade in Minos' direction, was surprised to find his target at a much higher level than he had expected, but also very confident of the developnt of this situation.
He had, however, made a lot of progress and had already managed to take down one of the other nine contenders for Devdar's inheritance.
"Let's see who gives their parts to whom!" he said as he went ahead with his attack!
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