unfair

Harmon had a serious expression on his face as he looked at the children.

A man walked to Harmon's side and handed him a sheet of paper.

Harmon grabbed the sheet with a plain expression however once he went through the information contained inside it his eyes widened in surprise.

"How is this possible?"

Harmon couldn't help but mutter. As the information contained in the report was too shocking.

Five youths have managed to awaken their talent. This number was unprecedented as In the past there had never been any group that had more than three awakeners.

Harmon tried to come up with many explanations but none was satisfying enough.

"Arrhmm," Harmon cleared his throat to speak after pushing the shock that he was feeling to the back of his head.

"I would like to congratulate all of you who have awakened. You can Report tomorrow at the chief's castle." Harmon said in a profound voice, trying to act like an expert.

After hearing Harmon's voice the youth fell silent, serious expressions appeared on their faces.

And those who haven't managed to awaken had despair written on their face as they knew how cruel the world can be to the powerless.

Harmon said some more words of encouragement and took his leave.

All this time he didn't even notice the presence of Dawn standing in the distance.

After Harmon left, the crowd also started to disperse one by one and soon there was no left other than Dawn and a boy who was standing on the stage with a dazed look in his eyes.

Dawn gave the boy one last look before he too took his leave.

Kevin looked at his empty surroundings with an unfocused look in his brown eyes.

Kevin had lost his parents when he was young, they had one day gone to take wood from the forest and never returned.

Kevin waited for days but there was no sign of them.

Some of his neighbours said they were killed by a terrifying creature in the forest.

While others said they had abandoned him because he was useless and left to enjoy their life.

No, he wasn't useles, he was going to awaken a powerful talent and prove all of them wrong.

But now that he was standing on this stage alone. The feeling of powerlessness and uselessness came back stronger than ever before.

It shook Kevin to his very core, tears started to appear in the corner of his eyes.

First his parents, now the world. Why did they abandon him?

Kevin clenched his hand tightly and gritted his teeth.

He started to run toward his home, but he finally couldn't hold it any longer and tears started to stream down his face.

He wasn't useless, he was going to prove everyone wrong.

He was going to make his parents and the world regret their decision to abandon him.

After roaming around the streets of the Green Heaven tribe Dawn arrived in front of the castle.

"Such poor living conditions," Dawn thought in his head.

While on his way back from the ceremony. He had decided to take a look at the living conditions of people inside his territory.

There was no proper supply of water, no proper drainage and other civic amenities.

He had to change everything, he wasn't going to conquer the world with city that was like this.

The castle was the same as before, the garden was beautifully taken care of.

He entered inside to see if anything had changed as the light from the blue marble had stayed on the castle for a long time compared to others.

As he took one two he was shocked by the size of the hall.

It was larger than before.

But how was this possible? It looked the same as before from the outside.

And if that wasn't shocking the hall completely changed it was even more luxurious than before.

There was a huge throne directly in front of the entrance, meticulously crafted from wood.

The floor was replaced by white marble, with more exquisite carving on the walls.

Dawn moved to the second floor to see if anything had changed.

One more room had appeared beside the library.

"Research" was written on top of it in bold letters.

Dawn decided to take a look at it later.

He went directly to his room on the third floor but was relieved to find it was the same as before.

Dawn liked the atmosphere of his rook and didn't want it to be changed.

He sat on his king-sized bed in a meditative position and started to meditate.

In the blink of an eye hours passed and nighttime arrived.

As he was already a Channel Construction Realm cultivator he didn't need to sleep.

So he just went back to his room in the Avon academy with the help of the Jewel Of Emptiness.

Dawn felt the space around him wrap and twist and when he opened his eyes he was already back in his room.

Dawn looked at the time with the help of the AI chip.

It was still early in the morning.

Time continued to pass and in the blink of an eye, three months had passed.

In these three months, Dawn continued his life like usual. 12 hours in the Goldfire world and the other 12 in the world of Dradevows.

Zampa had managed to take over the Havok tribe safely without any accidents but he had a Dark expression on his face when he returned along with the Barbarian.

The five children that had awakened him placed them under the command of Harmon.

With the help of Zampa's men, Dawn decided to give his tribe a little overhaul.

The muddy road had been successfully paved with burned bricks and the houses were constructed again in a circular pattern around his castle.

The inner wall was repaired again and all the entrances were closed except one in every direction.

The merchants also came back once the news of their victory spread far and wide.

Meanwhile, things in the Goldfire world were not still Dawn was able to understand the dreadful nature of heavenly tribulation as only 3 people had managed to break through to the channel construction realm.