The Extra's Survival

Alabaster after attacking and killing the monster ’s soul was about to take a step forward when a piercing pain suddenly assaulted him.

His head started to pain and he felt like his head was tearing up. His breathing became stiff and he spurted blood and fell to his knees as his body became limp.

He knew he has to pay the price for using his bloodline ability. Though their family bloodline ability was quite strong and killing an enemy without being able to notice the enemy, the repercussion that came with the ability was quite hard to endure.

Moreover, he used the attack on a wide scale. Normally these types of attacks were done on a single opponent but he used them on hundreds of these monsters at the same time.

The knights of Aler ran towards their lord without baiting an eye on the monsters. They just slashed around and sliced anyone that stood between their path.

Babak reached Alabaster and gave him a potion. After drinking the potion Alabaster returned to his senses.

The potion can alleviate the pain temporarily and suppress his external injuries but it can ’t heal his soul which a suffering a little damage at the moment and it needed time to heal.

After Lord Alabaster cast the soul attack, the hard-fought battle already tilted to their side.

Now the knights just have to clear the remaining ones and it would be done for now.

As the number of monsters decreased significantly and when everything seemed to be over, everyone heard the rustling and crinkling sounds of leaves of twigs.

Everyone looked around to see what was happening and surveyed around to find the source of the sound.

Lucas who was standing on a mountain of corpses shivered on hearing the sound. His senses were screaming and warning him about the danger and screaming him to go back.

The group of knights have already advanced far away from the fortress and were very close to the forest.

As Lucas pondered about the threat, he looked around the forest and felt small vibration.

The ground beneath him was shaking feebly which was not enough to notice when one was in motion.