Not so far from where Yato killed the Vorath, sitting on top of one of the rooftops of the houses in the distance, was a black humanoid figure.
"Kukuku…kukuku…oh…how interesting."
With his legs dangling off of the roof of the building, the demon's body trembled uncontrollably as he tried his best to contain his laughter. However, this did not last for long as he eventually laughed out loud and exclaimed.
"kukukuku…hahahaahahahaha…how fantastic!"
Clapping his hands, the demon looked as though he had just watched the most entertaining movie in his whole life. He just couldn't stop clapping his hands as he continuously shouted praises in the air.
"kukuku…what a fantastic twist to the story! Who would've expected such a twist? hahaha, fantastic! Brilliant! Bravo!"
After a while, pausing and placing his hand on his mouth, Sabl's smile deepened.
"kuku…although I was supposed to be in the demon realm…my curiosity got the best of me, and eventually followed the Patriarch here…"
"Who had thought that someone like Yato become the master of that child, this is interesting." Glancing back towards the walking figure Lucas's figure in the distance, with his elbow on his knee, propping his head with his hand, Sable's smile twisted.
As Sabl observed Lucas's figure in the distance, a mischievous glint danced in his eyes. His lips curled into a sly grin as he contemplated the implications of Yato's unexpected appearance and his newfound connection to Lucas.
"Kukuku... this could be quite entertaining," Sabl mused to himself, his voice barely above a whisper. "A human boy under the tutelage of the strongest human... how intriguing."
Leaning back against the rooftop, Sabl's gaze flickered with amusement as he considered the possibilities that lay ahead. With Yato's formidable power and Lucas's potential, the stage was set for a captivating journey filled with danger and excitement.
"But perhaps... I could add a little spice to the mix," Sabl murmured, a devious smirk playing on his lips. "After all, what's a story without a few unexpected twists and turns?"
With a flicker of his shadowy form, Sabl vanished from the rooftop, leaving behind only the faint echo of his laughter lingering in the air. As he disappeared into the shadows, his thoughts raced with schemes and plans, eager to see how the tale of Yato and Lucas would unfold.
Yawning tiredly, I strolled through the streets of Nova City, making my way toward the academy.
I'd been away for one month, but the city didn't seem to have changed at all.
Cheerful faces of cadets, towering buildings, the vibrant glow of holographic neon billboards, worker robots diligently cleaning the streets, and occasional flying cars and hoverbikes racing through the sky.
Looking at the city and finding it exactly like how I remembered brought solace to my anxious heart.
The truth is, I've been feeling a little scared these past few days. At first, I didn't want to admit it, but it's the truth.
Chaos and carnage loomed on the horizon, drawing closer with each passing day.
After all just a few hours ago, Vorath the head of the Melic clan came personally to kill me.
If not for Yato I don't know what would have happened to me...
There is also this issue with Jonathan, Since going to Western Mountain Range I seem to be can't contact him.
'I wonder what happened to him...?'
The last time I talked to him was when I was at Evergreen clan, we were talking about potential members who could join the Shadow Reapers.
I'm sure he will be fine...
Now I'm back at the Academy, I have to focus on the upcoming events plot.
But before that, I have to focus on tomorrow's mid-term exam.
I'm going to be busy again.
Walking for a few minutes more, I halted in front of a café.
I have to meet someone here, and the person in question is not here.
The person was Sunny.
Just as I stepped foot on Nova City, I got tons of messages from him, and eventually, I replied.
And now here I'm at our meeting spot.
As I was about to Sunny, someone suddenly pounced on me from behind, wrapping their arm around my shoulder.
Of course, I saw it coming from a mile away, but I made no effort to dodge it.
"Broooooo! I missed you! Oh, boy! You've grown your hair, huh? Arghh! It's been so long!
"Okay, okay! Calm down, Sunny!"
A smile crept onto my face as I nudged his arm aside and pulled him around in front of me.
Subny... had changed quite a bit… but at the same time, he didn't change at all.
He seemed a bit taller, and there was a lot more depth in his black eyes. Official source ıs 𝔫𝔬𝔳𝔢𝔩·𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖·𝘯𝘦𝘵
However, what grasped my attention the most humour was the fact that his presence was a lot more imposing than I remember.
This guy... had grown stronger.
He was not at the level of Emma and Adrian, or even close to Isabella and Aric, but I could tell he had grown a lot stronger than before.
"Sunny, just how much have you grown?" I asked in pleasant shock.
"Oh, you can tell?" Sunny raised an eyebrow in surprise before letting out a sigh. "But that means I'm still weaker than you.
I chuckled at Sunny's response, shaking my head in amusement. "Strength isn't just about physical prowess, Sunny. There are many forms of strength, and each has its value."
Sunny grinned sheepishly, scratching the back of his head. "Yeah, I guess you're right. But still, it feels good to know that I'm making progress."
I nodded in agreement, a sense of pride swelling within me at Sunny's growth. "Absolutely. Progress is progress, no matter how small. And I do not doubt that you'll continue to improve."
As we chatted, I couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth and familiarity wash over me. Despite the chaos and uncertainty that loomed on the horizon, moments like these reminded me of the bonds we shared and the strength we found in each other.
"So, how have you been, Sunny?" I asked, eager to catch up with my friend. "It's been a while since we last saw each other."
Sunny shrugged, his expression turning thoughtful. "I've been... busy, to say the least. Training, studying, you name it. But it's all worth it if it means I can become stronger and protect the ones I care about."
His words resonated with me, echoing the same sentiments that had driven me on my journey. "I understand completely," I replied, a sense of camaraderie blossoming between us. "We're all striving to become the best versions of ourselves, aren't we?"
Sunny nodded a determined glint in his eyes. "That's right. And with friends like you by my side, I know that anything is possible."
With a smile, I clasped Sunny's shoulder, a silent promise passing between us. Together, we would face whatever challenges lay ahead, drawing strength from our bond and the unwavering determination in our hearts.