Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse

King Roark Belmont.

The powerful figure that led the Frozen Kingdom into prosperity. Or so many people thought. Roark was overlooking the lands beneath him as he stood in the highest castle of the King's Crown peak. He thought of the memory of his dear wife as his aged eyes moved with longing.

'Annalise...do you know how much I want to be with you right now? So many things are happening, and I don't know how to pass through them. Where is your wisdom when I need it the most?'

A sigh could be heard as the powerful bearded man stretched. He was getting old, but still had the same power of LEGENDARY rank.

The thing that caused him the most stress was overseeing every single department to make sure things continued to go smoothly in the kingdom. But resources continued to dwindle with every passing day as the war raged on.

What tired him even more were the soldiers he was taking away from their families, with many of them never able to see their loved ones again.

'When does it all stop Annalise?"

The grand man seemed lost as he continued to gaze below. He thought about the only person that seemed to be lifting some of the weight and helping with the stabilization of the kingdom. It was at this moment that he heard the sound of footsteps that were very familiar

'Speak of the devil.'

The father smiled as he turned around and found his daughter entering the terrace. He looked fondly at this girl that didn't always show emotion on her face, but he knew how much she cared.

"Your trip was a success?"

Although not without extreme

and sound with no commotion being caused. What could have happened? His

"What went wrong?"

was an ambush waiting for me that consisted of an EPIC ranked powerhouse and a collection of rank S. Here is a memory stone that was able to capture the faces of

had become dark as he caught the Memory Stone that could record and replay a scene when a certain amount of

be noticed took this at the risk of their lives. Can you recognize the people on

seemed to be getting colder and colder as she spoke, bordering on the line of disrespect that nobody should cross with their father. But King Roark was sullen as he saw the recording of a woman under the

did you make it out?

you a prince in shining armor appeared to save the life of the

between father and daughter stalled after this, with

my own brother stared at me. You brushed it off as the ramblings of a child and told me to be

father, overlooking the

this and gave me more power as you didn't want

the buildings back to her father, the same voice

here we are today. I am telling you once again. My own older brother, your son, orchestrated all of this to get his hands on me. I wonder what you will choose

anger and betrayal could be felt from the icy face of Adelaide as she laid out her grievances to someone who should have been her biggest protector. King Roark was looking down in sadness, his eyes not being

"He is my son."

and I thought he would change in time. I promised

the house that leads it is fractured with

stand with her at one point. "He was the biggest loss I have ever taken. Someone that I