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Chapter 85: Sirens
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We were on a huge branch of a century-old tree, and we were lucky that the leaves were thick enough to hide us. I can see a few Sirens passing by around the area as if they can sense our presence but can't identify our exact location. We only sneakily checked on their movements one at a time. I wanted to check the area on my own, but the Sirens would definitely know our location once I set off to fly up because they were sensitive to air and water waves. They move faster than any regular beastman race because their bodies were built to defy the pressure underwater. Another thing we needed to consider was that they may not know how to climb a tree, but we have no assurance that they won't be able to find a way up. Dillon was trembling with anxiousness and asked, "Are we still going to cross the ocean? It would be risky for us, especially for Ari and Tora." "I don't think it's still possible. Is it safe to go back to where we came from?" my brother asked while looking at Lowell. All
Ari Chapter 87: Dylan
She vanished after uttering those words. I was baffled, but I unconsciously followed as I turned around, despite seeing the shocked look on Macan and my brother's faces. I ran towards the end of the huge branch, flapping my wings, and took a leap. I could hear my brother and Macan's voices calling out my name, but I still dashed toward the direction of the ocean. At a distance, I can see a flock of Sirens who suddenly stopped singing upon sensing my presence. They bowed down to me as I landed in front of them without letting go of the females whom they held captive. My tears were still drenched from crying, and my voice was trembling as I shouted at them, "I'm here! It's me w-who you were c-calling. Let them go! Let them all go!" One of the Sirens stood up and transformed into his passive form. His eyes and scales glisten like the stars and the sand on the ground. I couldn't tell the exact color of his hair and eyes due to the darkness surrounding the night. He reached out to me,
Ari Chapter 88: Our Secret Hangout
He looked straight into my eyes as if he were frightened that I'd be gone before his sight while grabbing and twisting a part of the throne, causing it to turn around and move towards a portal at the back of the throne. "Have you forgotten this place? It's alright, my goddess. As long as you can still remember me, it doesn't matter to me," he whispered before kissing my neck while trying to remove my necklace. I pushed him back forcefully and said, "No! Don't remove it, Dylan. I didn't come here for this, and you haven't fulfilled your part yet. I told you to let go of every female you've captured." He was confused and asked, "How about those who were already abandoned by their tribe and were already living with us peacefully?" I raised my eyebrows in confusion—I thought every female they captured was forced to go with them. "So, you believed the rumors that we take away females by force? We did lure them to go with us, but we always brought them back if they didn't like to stay w
Ari Chapter 89: The Stone of Oath
[Flashback] One day, while we were playing with shells and pearls and chatting nonstop inside the secret room, we suddenly overheard his father's voice. We had no choice but to keep quiet and listen to their meeting. We were both stunned upon hearing the agenda of their meeting. It was an emergency regarding an attack, which they had been planning for a long time—his father, Iravan, the ruler of the ocean, whose ranking was just below my father, was planning an attack on him. Dylan was trembling and told me he didn't know anything defensively. He asked me to stay still until we could sneak out safely and go back to Nirvana. I wasn't sure what I was supposed to feel, but I felt that he was telling the truth. I remained silent and felt worried for my father. I felt a cold sweat while listening to their words, but Dylan hugged me and covered my ears. We were both trembling, but he tried his best to calm down. He managed to safely bring me back to Nirvana immediately after the meeting
Ari Chapter 90: Let's Seal Our Oath
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Ari Chapter 91: Gurion's Mother
We were supposed to head out the next morning, but unfortunately, we were informed that Gurion's mother had contracted some strange illness that they couldn't cure. We had no choice but to tend to her first, looking at how dire her situation was. I remained in my passive form because she might feel uncomfortable if she suddenly saw the daughter of the alpha who punished her son, leading to his untimely passing. She and her partners hadn't seen me in my passive form and without my mask on, so I thought it would work out well. Dylan's people led us to Jala's room, the birth mother of Gurion. All her spouses and a few Sirens were surrounding her. "I thought she'd been doing well already?" I asked, looking at Dylan with a confused look. "She did. We have no idea what happened now. She just recovered recently," he worriedly replied as we walked beside the bed. He suddenly looked sharply at his people, who forgot to bow their heads when we entered the room, and said, "Everyone, pay resp
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Ari Chapter 93: Reunion
Dylan brought me back to the land, and we found everyone in the Rabbit Tribe, located in the nearest forest near the shore where we last met. Everyone was so relieved to see me as they screamed my name, "Ari!" I ran towards them, asking, "How long have I been gone?" Everyone was baffled, but Tora hugged me and answered, "You've been gone for almost a year—the spring is almost over. Thank goodness you're alright! You don't know how worried we were."I was astonished and felt awful when I realized I had missed everyone's birthday, even though I had only spent a few days in Dylan's palace owing to Jala's illness. I couldn't bear to tell them why I'd been gone for so long. Gurion also joined as he hugged me tightly while crying, "Mommy, I miss you so much!" "I miss you too. Sorry for not going back immediately. It's my fault for letting everyone worry for a long time," I responded while hugging Tora and Gurion tightly. Dillon, Lowell, and Macan remained silent, despite their hostile g
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