Chapter 29

Calhoun trained his soldiers severely. He tested their speed, agility, and strength. He wanted them to only be the best.

As their training continued, they gradually began to feel less and less human. Felix, Evander, and George stood by the side, watching them train with Calhoun. Evander felt the pressure put on them. George was indifferent which was suspicious because he always had something to say.

Felix however was Calhoun's supporter. The only reason he and Evander were exempted from the strenuous training was that they were ages older than Calhoun and had fought beside his father. They knew the old tactics of battle and that was enough for them.

At the end of the first week of their training, there was a lot of difference in even their appearance.

"Well done my king," Felix said, handing him his robe as usual. Calhoun would only grunt and nod his head. "With this type of training, it is inevitable to win the battle against Yara."

"There is no relenting," Calhoun growled. "It's eit