Ficool

Chapter 2 - I started at the end (2)

The child flinched at my shout and

backed away.

 

"Sir… are you not from the kingdom?"

"Since you're wearing such… outlandish

clothes, I thought you were a noble from a distant land…"

 

…Little did the kid know, I'm just as

poor as he is.

 

"Sorry, kid. I'm just as broke as you

right now."

 

His face instantly soured.

 

"Hmph. I wasted my time on a damn

weirdo in clean clothes… what a waste."

He muttered it like I couldn't hear.

My jaw clenched. As I held my tongue

Stupid brat in this world clothes like

mine are worth a forturne. If I wanted to I can buy his whole family, he better

thank god Im not bastard enough to be a slave merchant.

"Watch your mouth, you damn brat!" I

shouted after him.

 

He spun, middle finger raised like a

battle flag.

 

"Blehh! Fucking clown!" he yelled,

then bolted down the street.

 

…I hate kids.

I sighed and finally turned my

attention to my surroundings.

 

People — nobles and peasants alike —

stared at me with that special kind of judgment only humans can conjure.

My clothes were probably part of it,

but I had a strong feeling it was because I just got into a shouting match with

a child.

 

All around me stood a strange harmony

of buildings — two-story taverns buzzing with adventurers, elegant houses lined

with gold-trimmed gates, merchants barking out deals.

 

And there I stood, right in the heart

of the capital.

At the base of a marble statue of King

Valerie the First.

 

I'd never seen it in photos,

obviously. But the way it was described in The Silent Oath?

Spot on.

Which could only mean one thing:

 

I'm not just in the series —

I'm standing at the very beginning of

Volume One.

Because-

A boulder suddenly struck the head of

the statue making shards of stone fly towards every direction,

The dust from the destruction exploded

upon impact, kicking up into the air like cannon. Making me cough a little as I waved away the dust.

There we go, now that guy should be

coming out.

 

At the very beginning of Volume One,

the story starts with an invasion of the Kingdom of Arcelous.

 

Magic specialists rain hell onto

civilians — fireballs, gusts, lightning, even solid stone. That boulder from

earlier? Just a small taste of what this world's power system looks like.

 

Here, everyone is born with a unique

ability.

Earth manipulation. Fire breath.

Healing blood. Even shadow cloning.

Every single person has something.

 

…Except, apparently, me.

Not yet, anyway.

 

But that's fine. In this world,

potential can be trained.

Even those without power can forge

their own — through willpower, technique, or sheer desperation.

 

Still, The Silent Oath never made it

sound easy.

Some characters spent years hitting a

wall, only to realize:

Their potential just wasn't enough.Their potential just wasn't enough.

 

I looked toward the city gates.

 

The front gate had collapsed, and

invaders poured in like ants.

Civilians ran screaming, panic turning

the streets into a stampede.

 

But I stood still

The soldiers wont reach this square.

Not with him herewon't reach this square.

Not with him here.

"What an intimidating crowd," I

muttered under my breath.

 

The sky above was bright, painfully blinding perfect cover for a strike from above.

Footsteps thundered in the distance —

hooves on cobblestone, armor clanking like iron drums.

 

They were closing in fast.

 

But I didn't need to worry.

He's here.The protagonist had arrived.

"Y'all better take cover," I said, to

no one in particular.

"Today, it's going to rain blood

instead of water."

A thunderous roar erupted right

infront of me, once again dust exploded into the air eith the crackle of a

thunder.

As the dust settled in I could see a

figure.

"…You're exactly what I saw in the

gateaway." I muttered to myself. With excitement rushing through my body

He was tall around 6'4 a body so built

you could say he's the embodiment of a greek gos physique. Black wavy hair that

reached his eyes. Pure pitch black eyes even light couldn't penetrate, work out grey scarf with a clothing befitting

of a noble general.

My life long companion Yoo Sangeon.

At the mere sight of his presence the enemy

froze in fear, Sangeon isn't exactly known right now. But he has a sccret he couldn't

even reveal to his wife. And I know it.

In one brutal slash the enemy on the right

wing had lost their lives.

 

The rest fell out of formation,

running away in fear, you could almost smell it. The absolute certainty of a

win he whois the variable of gods. Yoo Sangeon.

From them on it trult rained blood in

the centre of the town. No one could fight back.They didn't even bother to

everyone fled after dropping their weapons. But of course he didn't care.

Hunting the invaders to the last person he killed everyone.

A scream after scream a hopless

beggingof lives… they were all silenced by his unforgiving blade.

 

There is no point in bringing soldiers

to deal with invaders when he is in town….

Wait.., im not dressed in the traditional

attire of Arcelous…

…shit.

I can already feel his eyes burning a

hole through my chest as his bloodied figure approached me.

Fuckkkkk he's not jn the right mind

right now… like her ever is anyways and there is no point in running either… I cant

outrun this… this obstacle of gods.

And I was right just in a blink of an

eye. He was towering over my body as if deciding to report me to the king or to

kill me right here and now…

My body instantly started sweating

budkets in cold as I stared at him and smiled nervously.

…how can I talk my way out of this?

More Chapters