The Invincible Warlord’s Vengeful Awakening by Adam Jonson

Chapter 15

Two hours later.

Jacob left.

No one knew what Xavier and Jacob said or did in the

e command room.

All people saw was Jaroh leaving with a satisfied smile on his face.

Observing Jacob’s departure. Xavier chose a different path, steering himself away from the direction Jacob had taken

With determined steps, he ventured eastward into the sprawling valley.

Xavier’s pace was measured and deliberate, but gradually, an unprecedented surge of energy propelled him forward, causing his movements to blir until he vanished from sight.

Before long, Xavier found his self standing at the edge of a dense forest.

Within the forest, the lighting was dim, with only faint sunlight piercing through the leaves and casting scattered spots on the ground.

The map of the Northern Territory was deeply engraved in Xavier’s mind, and he remembered this dense forest as Roxtois Forest, a place shrouded in enigmatic allure and untamed wilderness.

On the other side of the Rotos Forest, Yvette cautiously treaded through the ancient trees, her senses alert to the slightest disturbance.

“Where did the people from Avaloria go? I haven’t seen a single soul.”

Mumbling, Yvette souglu solace agamst a sturdy tree, her body yearning for respite after traversing the forest for live arduous hours.

After five hours of rapid travel, her stamina had reached its limit..

Whoosh!

In the blink an eye, a mysterious figure darted past, leaving a trail of curiosity and apprehension in its wake.

Swiftly, a large hand descended upon Yvette, hurtling towards her face with alarming speed.

Instinctively, she reacted, narrowly evading the impending blow, yet the forceful momentum carried Xavier’s hand downward, colliding with her chest.

Xavier’s hand, originally meant for Yvette’s face, continued downward and collided with her plump chest.

A loud sound was heard.

The impact reverberated through Yvette’s body, causing her to stagger backward, a cry of pain escaping her lips.

“Oh, that hurts.”

With a painful cry, she barely stabilized herself.

Yvette felt a fiery pain in her chest, and she scolded in anger.

Glanting sideways, she noticed that her pride now seemed swollen!

Yvette could not stand it.

She shouted in anger.

Yvette bellowed in fury, her voice echoing

in her fury, trembled as she

same time, she

the tales of Avalorian men she had heard and the

charming and compassionate,

by Yvette’s resilience, observed her

strength when he hit Yvette, it would have been impossible for an

marked her as an exceptional individual, a

Xavier scrutinized Yvette, his gaze sweeping over her form. A

Eldoria Warrior?” he uttered, a mix of curiosity and recognition coloring his

closer, Xavier’s dark eyes grew colder,

to comprehend the situation. She mustered her courage

sound was heard.

she could finish her sentence, her words were abruptly cut off by

of his strength this time, struck

force behind the slap was enough to jolt her, leaving her

finger marks on her face, marks that vividly displayed

of the blow.

“Fairy tales aren’t like this. They’re

bir was sobbing.

mental state crumbled, and all her

now, and the

gradually intensified. In the next second, she rushed

fist, she aimed for

punch held no

looked like. She was non like a tiger, pouncing on Y

with her fierce eyes.

decisively made a move after gauging Yvette’s strength.

her in the

ghost, swiftly slashed

accurately hit

roll back as her soft body slowly descended

the Roxtois Forest and returned to

an hour

his shoulder, his

was going on!

this woman

Cavanaugh, who is this woman?”

Curious, he asked.

a female Warrior from Eldoria. She is probably here to

minutes.

leaving these words, Xavier walked

found a hemp rope and tied Yvette

found a whip.

he slapped in

Yvette,

aw

her eyes, Yvette saw a somewhat sleazy-looking man, sitting with his legs crossed, holding a whip and looking down

lowered her head to glance at the rope

fenule Warrior like livestock” Yvette asked

angrily.

her head held high, eyes turning red, Yvette