Vol 7 Chapter 47 (1/2)
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at 4th of March 2020 06:06:31 AM
Chapter 47
Book 7, Chapter 47 - Establishi+ng Prestige
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Cloudhawk and Pelagius entered the ring
The Governor addressed his opponent in a calnize what this is all aboutSkycloud is filled with strong and capable citizensStormford cannot compareI know that I am no match for the athered Elysians to gape, du up? Pelagius Audra was their Governor! His supplication was an eive in and invite sha showed he felt disgraceHe knew exactly what sort of ed to sneak into Sky Fortress, then single-handedly overcame four Supreme GodsOne was destroyed, the others capturedIn the face of such power, knowing your exploits, no man is your equal”
Cloudhawk respectfully answered“Nothing but good luckFortune was ontheir hosts’ expressions and saw theave way to appreciationWord of Cloudhawk’s deeds had gotten to theeous of it all was his defeat of the GodsBut here he was, aded it because the circued how laughable it wasThese foolish people, like frogs in a well
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Cloudhaaved his hand and the seIt was like the seasons changed just for thereens withered to full yellow until at last the vines cracked and fell away
“Let’s begin”
Pelagius watched the vines turn to ashThere was a trace of surprise in even his stoic face, for how Cloudhawk had done it was beyond his understanding
The foliage Autumn had suy, a palpable illusionLike ice, it was a tee in state that vanished with ti it herfailedRobbed of its power the vines could be swept away like any ordinary plant
Pelagius was anything but an ordinary ht and saw that Cloudhawk had used no relic just thenWith only his mental power he caused those plants to dieIt was all his oer, nothing else
This meant that if Cloudhaanted to ht and it was soHe was a living relicCould he still be called a ?” Cloudhawk asked
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The governor turned his attention back to this monster“Yes,” he replied, “of courseSohts are necessary even when defeat is inevitable”
His implications were not lost on Cloudhawk
“It’s not about the result, it’s about the processNo ending is written, unless you never try”