The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“Ian, I have a mission for you.”

“Sure, Daddy. What is it?” inquired the young man as he lifted his head to look at Sebastian. He had the same determination in his eyes as his father.

Then, Sebastian handed his son a microchip. “I want you to use this microchip against them as a weapon. Can you do that?”

“What do you mean by that, Daddy?”

“I need you to crack it and get it under your control. That way, those who're like Duncan or Lucy will all be at your command. Do you understand?” explained Sebastian while gazing sternly at his son, who was already almost as tall as him then.

At that point, Sebastian was no longer treating his son like a child but like a grown man instead. He saw Ian as an adult who could help him shoulder some responsibilities.

Ian was all fired up when he realized how important a task his father had assigned him, so he immediately straightened his back before replying decisively, “Yes, I understand. Don't worry, Daddy. I'll get it done!”

“Good!” Sebastian was more than pleased to see how dependable Ian was.

Standing just beside his brother, Matteo started to get anxious because he had not been assigned a mission yet like Ian.

about me, Daddy? I

well,” assured Sebastian while patting his son

Insignia of SteelFort. It represents the authority of the head

his father

surprised when he saw what Sebastian did. “Sebastian, are

you and your brother will be more than enough to deal with him in my stead. Now listen to me carefully, Matteo. Your mission is to lead SteelFort and uproot whatever remaining forces

his son the Dragon Insignia. Even in his death, that old b*stard continues to haunt me, but I'm not going to let him have his way. Since he's already dead, I believe

Vivian with him

first mission was to scour Elysium for the former high

the Oceanic Estate in Jadeborough, Vivian had been visiting Grayson for

hungry? Would you like me to

comfortable staying there since the

did indeed have trouble getting used to the new environment. On top of that, she missed her mother and

was not only a good person but also a great benefactor to her

her emotions before lifting her head to respond to Sasha. “It's okay,