The Author's POV

"Was this all planned by you!?"

A booming voice could be heard reverberating in every nook and cranny of the castle.

"Was the demon attack something that you planned?"

I was confronted by Silug, who cast a menacing glare in my direction as we stood face to face with each other. Neither one of us backed down from our spot.

It had been two days since I had left the battlefield, and by this point, the vast majority of the demons that had been there had been eradicated.

Up until Silug's return, things were running smoothly...

Of course, that was until he returned.

When he got back, everything went into disarray, and he immediately began yelling at me. His voice was so loud that the surrounding areas shook.

"Do you think I'm stupid?! You think I wouldn't know?!"

He shouted once more, the surroundings shaking at the loudness of his voice.

He tapped my chest as he extended his thick arm, pushing my body back a bit.

"I know that you brought the demons to us...and you purposely didn't interfere in the war until a good number of my people had died. You purposely let them die for whatever your goal is!"

Silug continued to shout in an angry manner.

I looked at the people that were in the same room as me for a moment and then brought my attention back to Silug.

My brows furrowed.

"Calm down for a moment."

I said in a soft tone. Soft enough so that only the two of us could hear.

"If you shout so loudly, everyone is going to hear you."

"As if I care?! How can I calm down when so many of my people have died?!"

Silug's voice only raised when he heard my words.

I furrowed my brows when I noticed this. I glanced at his exposed stomach and made a quick decision.

Bang!

I threw a punch at Silug's stomach with all of my strength. His body suddenly gave way, and he went tumbling to the ground, landing on both knees.

"Keuk!"

The moment he hit the floor, there was a deafening silence throughout the room, followed by the other orcs in the room becoming enraged and making an attempt to attack me.

"What are you doing!?"

"Protect the Chief!"

"...Quiet down for a moment."

I extended my right hand and flicked the air. Ripples formed, and the air boomed.

"Keuek!"

"Kakh!"

much strength. Just about enough to knock them to the ground, but not enough to knock them out or kill them. That was never my intention, to

in check while I'm

glared at Silug

his head, and

don't speak so loudly when you're close to me. It hurts my fucking

ears were still throbbing from

I could hear a faint ringing

"Secondly..."

I lowered my tone.

don't have much of a choice if you want to win

war wasn't won

let some orcs die in order to accomplish my plans, the orcs weren't my people. I wasn't

Union did to me in the past when they offered me a sacrifice in order to negotiate a ceasefire

mean that I didn't understand where they were coming from. In fact, I

angry, but not

only ones that I have to take care of, are the people that are in my group. You're one of them, and that's why I saved you back

my hand and pushed my finger toward

happens to them,

Silug's head and

to complain about something, remember

to look at all the people present in the room.

Thud. Thud. Thud.

been slowly standing up fell back to the ground, unconscious. Ava and the others were the only ones who were spared. I turned to

now. I

"Alright."

"Got it."

they exited the room,

***

"Get ready."

sinister voice reverberated throughout the halls of

troops are ready. We're are

replied while kneeling down on one

lowered his head to glance at the demon before

"Mhm."

is the perfect

orders that he had been given initially. At first, it wasn't in the plans for him to fight against the orcs. The sole reason they were supposed to be kept alive was so that they

strength of the human that appeared out of nowhere, Suriol felt

the next hour.

territory was seen by him, and he knew that the human and Silug were

best time to strike,

demons that were

will kill anyone

"Yes sir."

his

"Good."

his head in

he was left

Tap. Tap.

sound of his footsteps echoed as he stopped in front of a large glass

"Not bad."