An Extra’s POV

The once-grand capital city lay in ruins, a sprawling landscape of devastation and despair.

Smoke billowed from the charred remains of once-proud buildings, casting a dark pall over the cityscape. Flames licked at the rubble-strewn streets, hungrily consuming everything in their path.

The air was thick with the acrid scent of burning wood and stone, mingling with the metallic tang of blood. The cries of the wounded echoed through the ruins, a haunting representation of pain and suffering that seemed to permeate the very air itself.

Everywhere one looked, there were signs of destruction. Buildings lay crumbled and broken, their shattered facades serving as grim monuments to the horrors that had befallen the city. Debris littered the streets, blocking off once-familiar thoroughfares and trapping survivors in their makeshift tombs.

Amidst the chaos, the charred remains of what was once a bustling marketplace stood as a stark reminder of the city's former glory. The stalls lay overturned, their wares scattered and trampled beneath the weight of destruction.

The smell of burning spices and roasted meats mingled with the stench of death, creating an unsettling tableau of destruction and decay.

In the distance, the ominous silhouette of a dark cloud loomed overhead, casting a shadow over the devastated cityscape. It seemed to pulse with malevolent energy, a harbinger of further destruction yet to come.

And, the figures who loomed there… the malefactors of this tragedy… they simply stared down on the chaos.

All, without exception, donning a smile on their faces.

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"Humans. Look at them sprawling around like Maggots—pathetic in every way."

Kar'en uttered those words as she stared down on the desperate men and women who were clinging to life despite the catastrophe that had befallen them.

"You would think we, as a superior species, would have matured beyond the need to show these creatures any attention. That, after establishing our dominance in every way, we would have eliminated them by now…" She said, as a wide smile began creeping up on her face.

The grin was unnatural, It covered most portions of her face—a literal grinning from ear to ear. It made her humanoid form appear monstrous.

there's something about trampling these insects that brings us so much satisfaction." Licking her lips, she narrowed

suffering of children—particularly infants—brought her the

wanted to see more of

forget the details of the mission." One of the men behind her

their civilization, it was easy to determine where

horns told all the

to Six Horns were Lords. The

apex was the

the color and beauty of their wings, and the Elves did through the intensity

rise to an inevitable hierarchy where those with

humanoid form—the

forgotten about the task. There's no need to be so tense and overly formal

knew Amu'ra as the party pooper; the strict Dragon who didn't know how to have any fun. Even if he smiled every now and then, it wouldn't

this quality meant he was a loyal and by-the-books Dragon. He followed orders to the letter,

the Dragon Commanders, he was

by him, and he had a lot of attacks that could cover a wide

Amu'ra said, once

sighed and nearly slapped her palm on her face the moment she

he would

dude. As for the Dragon Lord's orders to investigate, we're on it at the moment." Kar'en said with a knowing

task to investigate the

he stay in the Capital and not the front lines. Incompetent as Jer'ard

their team investigating, it was pertinent that they find the cause

most difficult task, considering how easy it was to deal

whoever or whatever killed Jer'ard will show up. It's as simple

a bit reckless, Lady Kar'en?" Once again, Amu'ra bowed while