Chapter 163

RYN

I remained stunned as I sat on the floor of the living room, back at the Watcher’s mansion.

Looking through the documents, I realized my parents had major stakes in real estate, technology, and so on, most of which were based in the east.

I wonder why that was.

No one talks about the East. No one even knows whether it’s a kingdom or just a place.

It just is.

But my parents had most of their businesses and assets there.

Is that why I remember nothing of my past? Is that why no one here in the West recognizes my status?

I sighed, rubbing my temple, and just then, El came downstairs with a pair of boxing gloves.

“Get up. It’s time to train.”

I let out a groan. Is she being serious right now? Can’t she see that I am currently, emotionally down and I need a moment?!

I’m sure you’re not deaf.” El added her tone, hard, as she reached the door and found me still sitting.

“I don’t want to train today. I mumbled and El frowned like she was confused.

“You don’t get to decide when you train, Ryn. I decide that, so for the last time, get up and let’s train.” She said, and then she left the house.

Knowing after this comes punishment, I threw a childish tantrum before reluctantly getting up and storming out of the house.

The morning was too beautiful for the

way

I felt.

Birds chirped somewhere high above, their songs which were light and carefree contrasted greatly with the storm brewing inside me. My boots crunched against the autumn leaves as I trudged through the woods, fists shoved deep in the pockets of my hoodie.

me up ahead–I could see her silhouette in the clearing, standing calm and patient like always. Her arms were crossed loosely, her stance relaxed, as though

her tone maintaining its hardness as I entered the

just stood there for a moment,

she ordered, pointing to the pair of boxing gloves lying on the grass near her

roughly, the leather

my mind was elsewhere, churning over the inheritance, over what had been stolen from me, over the

start slow,” El

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stepped into the circle she’d drawn

asked, holding

“Yeah.”

first punch was sloppy, and I expected a jab of insult but El didn’t comment. She simply adjusted, stepping back and letting me come at her again. Left jab, right cross. My

“Focus, Ryn. Breathe.”

voice was surprisingly calm, steady–a sharp contrast to the chaos bubbling inside me. I gritted my teeth as I punched again, harder this time. I imagined every strike landing somewhere

it.” El

dam about to

not fair.” I blurted,

said nothing,

took it from me!” I yelled, slamming my fist into the

My punches became wild, fueled by everything I couldn’t say–years of

me. AH!” I screamed, throwing my weight into the last punch. My fist connected

with a sharp thud, sliding several feet

.

stop.

and I thought the worst of

I gasped, running

sat up, wiping dirt off

holding back,” she

at

looked up at me, her eyes filled with fire. “It had something

tears still falling. She didn’t push just sat there, steady as ever, and then I cried like a

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