Max: The Rise Of House Chron

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ier Tha

bout today, Raika? I h

ing to me. I was absent-minded, staring down

to Ra

ng up. "Were you sayi

vous," Mother said, furrowing her brow

ffed. "Why the heck

o be nervous. Just so you know, I was a nervous wreck when it was my Betrothal Ceremony to

couragement, Mother,

er inquired. I munched a little bit of th

the Creeks, a place I was forbidden from go

I'll be fine," I replie

," she replied, sm

and headed back to my chamber, escor

to be there, lest I forfeit the fight, and the right to defend my tit

the thing I usually do. I shifted into her form and walk

steward's exit behind the palace, a

omported myself and walked over to him, looking a bit t

with Lady Raika, helping

on to my sick grandmother," I replied. I did my best in putting

look for a bit, then h

in relief, glad that I was not discovered. Now it was up to

pit. The crowds were gathered as other fights were going on. I shifted b

, ch

I answered

asked, walking closer to where I sat, taping m

" I n

y, you never cease to

I responded. I was done g

his ass,"

l me in. Kane was already in the ring. When he called me,

ed. He was the champion from the East Coast of Callind

you. I wouldn't want to ruin your pretty face

ht," I responded. The spectators laughed

unrecognizable when I'm done with you," he sa

owing punches, but I evaded them skillfully, doing some flips even.

him mad. And boy, did I succeed. He angrily used telekinesis to sh

ove, which was known to take down every opponent he fought. The spectators gasped,

at him. He was struck by it, sending him flying

ere all in shock. Almost unanimously, they

ace! Bla

fulfilled that I

the palace. Checking the time, I saw that the guests would have started arriving f

wo blonde-haired guys dragging someone, while the third followed behind. I could tell

agged. I zapped all three of them with electricity, stretching my hand a

s, they were brothers.

they fell to the ground. They got up and ran away.

asked, helping him up

replied, wincing in pain. As he lo

had never seen such before. Even though he

okay?" he asked, snap

e asking you that,"

rescue," he appreciated

e I could come up with. And I couldn't tell

and walked away. I did my best no

't find the guards at the door. Just then, my maid arrived, just as we h

hey couldn't dare question me. As I got to the door of the banquet hal

pen, I cracked a mil