Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

paragon-level elders.

Despite his unwillingness to concede, Clarkin found himself helpless to face with the situation at hand. Oskar’s strength far surpassed his own, and a continuation of the battle would likely result in the demise of both his strongest elders and himself.

He recognized the futility of dragging the battle any further, and he pulled a long face as he glanced up and snorted.

Given his status as a royal paragon, Clarkin assumed that his intervention would prompt Oskar to hand over Severin. Yet that did not go as planned-Oskar sided with Severin and did not hesitate to defend the wrongdoer even if it meant confronting the Gahrrs.

Severin was a foolish exercise. He

turning to his group and said,

Gahrrs had their spirits

from sight, the nine peak masters breathed

trousers, and black shoes-descended to

two level three paragons simultaneously. The resulting swordlight had carved a ravine thousands of feet long on the ground, where traces of

shook his head