Chapter 131 - A Maid Nigga (1/2)

Mein's Nazi's form a passage with their bodies. Indicating that the that Will was supposed to pass in between them. Aurora and her crew thought that Will would say or do something to get this removed, be he did not. He dragged the corpses forward and went straight for Mein. The passage starts by the stairs and ended with Mein.

”You are a fool blinded by false dreams of grandiosity.”

Mein rubbed his fat belly and chortled. ”Oh my, I didn't expect you to be someone so serious. One could even say dark.”

Will walked up the passage smoothly, with his collection of bodies in tow. Due to the bodies, the passage was forced to widen as Will got higher.

Will got closer and closer to Mein with a sneer plastered on both their faces. Will spoke in a smooth voice. Simple and clearly unhurried.

”My mind shines even when my thoughts seem dark.”

Mein could not help but nod at the wordplay. But Time waits for no man. Even a Lord. Eventually, Will got with a few meters and stopped.

Mein looked at the corpses behind Will and snorted in disdain fused with anger. ”How do you want to do this?”

Will smiled widely and said, ”I, Solitary Sword Sovereign, hereby challenge Mein Kampf for the seat of Lord.”

Wills actions were well within Mein Kampf's expectations. There is no way he would fight Mein at his home ground, where any of his minions could but in.

Kampf returned Will's smile with his own. His eyes staring straight into Will's eyes.

”I accept.”

…

Adelda and Modus stood above the others, way out of their sight, simply observing. Modus looked at Adelda and said, ”What do you think the corpses are for?”

Adelda looked baffled, ”My Lord, I know nothing that you do not already know.”

”Bah! You are just lazy to think. I'm sure it has something to do with his enlightenment.” said a slightly annoyed Modus

Adelda spoke trying to placate her Master, ”Perhaps he got the answers he sought.”

Modus shook his head and said, ”One's first enlightenment isn't necessarily about answers, but about questions. What question did this young man ask? We can only wait and see.”