The Chronicle Of Jawata (Compilation Trial Edition)
6.20
Night covers. Not wanting to do anything, the three young men were lulled darkly by Gunggali. Entering cannot. Going out is also reluctant. Taja limp leaning against the grass with flowers.
"Gunggali's last grass, I'll end up with you guys," Taja raved incoherently, as if talking to the surrounding expanse of grass. While Lorr En and Neirra were not far on the Taja side, observing the weather changes turned dark. The three gathered in the shade of Alhirri's protective light dome.
"Alhirri's light protects, while simultaneously confining us," Lorr En spoke as he watched around the circle of the dome of light. The wall of light became the barrier between himself and the outside world.
Not excited apparently. Like a man in a daze.
"I'm not leaving, even under the threat of a weapon, I don't want to!" insisting, Taja repeated his words.
"Taja ...," whispered Neirra glued in fear next to Taja lying down. His eyes glare blankly.
"Steel ..., what should we do?" Lorr En broke down, but could not calm down. Fatigue drowsiness attacks great. He also fell asleep on Taja's side.
While Neirra, the last awake. Observing Taja and Lorr En lying next to each other asleep.
Tired of whacking the three in the shade of Alhirri. More riled Taja awake repeatedly.
Lorr En seems to be slumbering. While Neirra slept in a sitting position leaning on the side of the surrounding rocks.
The heat and heat spread throughout the body. It was as if nature was about to blow itself up. I don't even realize what that sign is.
Suddenly the sky glows accompanied by the explosion of the sky from the eastern and western horizon. He had never seen nature like this.
"Hhh ...," Taja woke up, the breaking sound of the horizon startling and waking him up.
Stepping over the walls of Alhirri light, Taja Gontai walks with eye-to-eye view straight to the western horizon. Flashlight lightning struck from there.
Zztassh ... duarrrr ...!!!
"What is that ...?!" Taja was glued to the spot, swerving wide both of Taja's eyeballs watching what he saw. Thunderous thunder broke the silence.
The ground shook, as if an earthquake were slow. Even more strange, the grass flew mixed with sparks that emerged from around the cracked land.
"What is this ...?!" He panicked but was unable to move his body. He did not even scream for signs of a dangerous situation. Following on, lightning struck the sky accompanied by a loud thunderbolt, shaking the surrounding sky and earth in one go.
"Groans ...!!!" voices blared, the Border Guard Warriors appeared. Everyone is on standby for something called an attack.
"Groans ...!!!"
There was the screams of those guard lascars, charging towards the lightning snatching.
"Steel!" Lorr En appeared just like that, pulling Taja's arm as well as surprising him.
"Shielded!" Lorr En pulled Taja until the two entered the area of the protective light dome.
"What's going on?!" I don't know what's going on yet. The situation turned threatening and chaotic.
Strong winds, rain of fire and water mingle into one. Accompanied by roaring screams from outside the dome area.
"Witch attack!" Neirra was aware of the emergency. The three of them were shaken by the tremors of the ground beneath their feet. The dome of light suddenly burst apart. Fire spewed from the ground. Water hit the bodies of the three of them.
Not having time to act anything, suddenly a blink of an eye, thunderbolts thunderous after the white light was so dazzling to the eyes. It was so blinding that there was nothing around the place except a white flash of light.
A spit-like spit that place. Taja was hit by the power of the lightning explosion.
"Aargh!"
Taja's screams were redam with deafening thunderbolts.
"Ergh ...," it feels like all the environment is suddenly deaf. Noisy and ringing sounds in Taja's ears. His body ache was blown away on the surface of the rocks.
A faint voice called out to Taja.
"Steel ...."
"Steel ...."
Too deafening, who's calling him, Taja doesn't know yet. The voices stirred Taja's consciousness.
"Steel ...."
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