Chapter 29

"My Lord, one of the goddesses of heaven is at the spring attacking our men," a warrior rushed in, panting heavily as he spoke.

"Impossible," a man said, getting up immediately from the mahogany chair with gold and blue embroidery he was sitting.

"My Lord, she's slaughtering our people without mercy," the warrior said, one of his knees bent, and the other on the floor, with his head bowed.

"Take me there immediately," Verne said, and the warrior stood up, and together, they hastened to the waterfall.

Racing their horses to the waterfall, he immediately alighted from his horse, and noticed immediately that his warrior did not lie to him. Some of his warrior clan were laying dead on the ground while some laid wounded, groaning in agony.

He drew out his sword when he sighted the woman causing such havoc in his land. Using his telekinesis, he flung her away from one of his clan, and fell, her back hitting the sturdy side of the tree