The angel looked to the heavens, “He will punish you for turning on him. Make you accomplish his dreams, or the Fallen will all return and destroy all you care about. Your land, your people, your celestial spirit. All of it.”
“All this to bring back the Fallen,” Kaz growled.
The angel shook his head, “You were supposed to do so much more. So much more,” The angel stared into the heavens as it willingly let its divine energy fade and light trailed into the ground and back into the sky. With no heaven to return to, it just vanished.
Kaga reappeared, “I stopped the last one from getting away. We should be safe for now. But we need to act fast Elder,”
Kaz looked back at her when she called him Elder, confused by it.
“You are the Elder of the wind clan now. And we are with you,” She said with warmth, letting the mage know whatever happened they would stand against the Fallen and Angels.
“Just Kaz is fine. We need to get to the mountain,” Kazimir stoop up, feeling the grace of the angel fade away,the same way his own did. He rallied the warriors together and gave them tasks to patrol the town and check on the sealed cave. There was no time for them to train. Others were tasked with protecting the few children that remained in hiding. Kazimir walked into the main chambers of the wind clan. The elder’s room. On a small pedestal was the beaded braid worn on the tunic of the elder. He wrapped it around one side of his tunic and folded it across his chest, beneath the first layer of his robes. When he returned, a warrior was sprinting back toward him.
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Total 1250 (10% guild perk, 20% belt, 10% Companion, 10% Headband)