Chapter 368
As Gavin returned to Brookspring in the Frostpeak, he was surrounded by a desolate, frozen landscape. Its reputation for harshness was earned through endless winters, where snow and ice held dominion
without respite.
The howling winds and relentless blizzards were constant companions, showing no mercy to those who dared to tread its frozen trails.
Once, this land had been alive with a thriving ecosystem, but fate had dealt it a cruel blow,
Overnight, unforeseen events had transtormed into a desolate wasteland devoid of any signs of life Even the tracks of animals had disappeared under layers of snow and ice.
Amidst this icy wilderness, there stood a remarkable oasis of life-the stronghold of the Frostpeak General
It resembled a grand medieval castle, radiating an aura of strength and authority that contrasted starkly with the desolation outside.
Despite its location in the harshest climates, this fortress remained untouched by the unforgiving weather.
Curiously, the conditions within and outside the fortress were worlds apart.
Inside the fortress, the scene was dramatically different. It was a lush oasis, impervious to the biting cold
outside.
No matter how fierce the storms raged beyond its walls, the fortress’s interior remained a serene paradise.
At a glance, it appeared as if it were plucked from the realms of fairy tales.
However, this sanctuary was inhabited exclusively by the personal guards of Frostpeak General, Jacket. There were no ordinary residents within its walls.
As the personal guards went about their duties, they exchanged hushed words:
“Hurry, we mustn’t be late in welcoming Riverrun General.
“We can’t afford any negligence!”
Among the guards, a man who ambled lazily at the rear of the group spoke with an air of indifference:
Riverrun
sporting round glasses shot a glance at the lagging fellow and chimed in: “Let’s refrain from gossiping about the war general’s affairs, shall
none other than
It’s not our place to indulge in idle
on our tasks!”
the War General’s stronghold, a group of War General’s personal guards stood in perfect formation on a
formation as if preparing for
the sky, and a
guards of the war general watched as the colossal helicopter
stepped out from the helicopter and issued a command:
“Everyone, gather!
right to give our respects to Riverrun General.”
the helicopter’s arrival, the personal guards below followed the man’s directives
the ground with
behcopters door swung open at this moment, and a tall, rugged man with
at a towering six feet, he was striking and authoritative as he walked to the front of
helicopter was
Matthew the Riverrun General, entered the Frostpeak
why hadn’t Frostpeak General personally extended his
Matthew, the Riverrun General, disembarked from the helicopter, he appeared remarkably at ease, as if he were stepping into
entire Frostpeak’s personal guard formation stood at attention and delivered a formal salute:
the utmost respect, we welcome Riverrun General!”
formalities observed, Matthew was ushered into the Frostpeak General’s stronghold
General’s stronghold, a colossal stone structure that appeared
and resonant
have witnessed the arrival of
Clifford Ancestral Home in Brookspring, greeted by the tranquil silence of
extinguished, and it was evident that everyone within the house
well beyond 1 a.m., signaling that the household was undoubtedly sound
the house, his keen eyes catching a faint glow from c of the rooms. There, he discovered a petite figure nestled on the
Gavin entered the room, he identified the figure as
couch, her
swell of tenderness as
her cheek. Gavin extended his hand to tuck it behind her ear
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