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The Knight Of Euphemia

"She is the progeny of the devil." The final blow was laid down. A sword through his heart. Followers of hell had slayed the Knight. "A prophet, I am not. But I shall curse this land, which dared to deprive us of our bond. He shall honor my promise, and he shall bring the rot to your land. Not for my selfish will, but for the eradication of true evil." With the corpse of her beloved in her embrace, Euphemia was sealed forever. As the dust settled, a new dawn emerged. 'The Immortal Land Of Euphemia. A place that refuses to wither down even after several millenniums of prosperity. Kingdoms have come and gone, but none of them carried the strength and Valor of the holy land, protected by the will of the warrior goddess Astarte.'

Honestdegenerate · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
73 Chs

Bittersweet

There was a slight tug on Gawain's shirt.

"Here."

Chris opened his fist.

"I could only save one."

A heart-shaped red candy. Gawain picked it up and ruffled his hair.

"Thanks."

He placed the candy into his mouth. It was coated in small bits of sugar.

"Sweet."

'Crunch!'

He crushed it with his teeth. Looking back at the boy, he asked,

"How many did you have?"

"Three."

"Only three?"

Chris nodded.

"Mother used to say that eating too many sweets at once is bad for our teeth."

Gawain looked up at the sky. The clouds had cleared up, and there

"My mother would have loved to meet your mother."

They had left the mansion a few minutes back.

"You aren't going to ask?"

Joan glanced back in his direction.

"I don't need to. If the council already knew that the cult was using the mines, there was no way that it didn't know that the Mayor of Stone Meadow was helping them out. And you got your information from the council, so I guess you knew too."

'Sigh.'

Joan was exhausted.