CHAPTER 937
With every step he took, the clouds overhead rumbled again and again.
The sky even went as far as darkening prematurely, as if a catastrophic storm was rapidly approaching.
The three Generals looked toward the firmament with apprehensive expressions, their earlier confidence momentarily flickering.
All the horses the men rode began to neigh in unison at the sudden, violent turbulence in the atmosphere.
The beasts cried out at once, their instincts flaring as if a primordial demon had already descended upon them all.
The soldiers themselves, however, didn't appear frightened in the least.
There was nobody in the surrounding territories who didn't know exactly who Kael was.
His reputation had spread far and wide, growing even more legendary after Grey had originally disappeared.
During that time, Kael had traveled from city to city, even sneaking into rival Kingdoms in his desperate search for the Supreme Magus.
