To Fiona, she was just participating in a hunt with some noblemen of the same age. But suddenly, countless strange purple creatures emerged from the bushes and ambushed them. The warriors who boasted about how powerful they were were were drowned in the first encounter. Even though Fiona wanted to pick up her weapon and fight the creatures, her guard decisively carried her and fled.
Even though Fiona was unwilling, she knew that her guard had made the right choice because even though she had escaped from the beginning, her guard had still sacrificed his life to protect her. But just as she picked up her guard's sword and was about to make a final stand, a strange man wearing a tattered robe that covered his entire body and holding a lamp post appeared.
This strange man only had three fingers on both of his hands. At that time, she shouted for him to run away quickly and wanted to use her own life to buy time for this poor man to live. After all, she was a noble of Demacia and was born to protect the people of Demacia. But when she fell from her heavy weapon and closed her eyes in fear, this strange man wielded the lamp post that was flickering with flames and struck away the monster that wanted to devour her. Not only that, but he also displayed what the phrase 'one man can hold the pass against ten thousand' meant.
No matter how many bugs and monsters there were, they couldn't hurt this nimble warrior at all. Every wave of the lamp post in his hand would take away the lives of several monsters. And no matter how nimble and powerful the monsters were, they were overshadowed by this warrior. His battle wasn't as graceful as her family's swordsmanship that was passed down in her family. Instead, it had a kind of elegance and a heavy sense of beauty.
Compared to her clumsy steps and movements, this person's battle could be considered as dancing.
Alright, she was just an idiot who foolishly held onto a weapon that she couldn't control, and then fell down because of the weapon. Let alone dancing, she couldn't even attack properly. She couldn't even compare to a warrior who was obviously at the level of a grandmaster. She even made a little comparison in her heart and was horrified to find that in her heart, her invincible father did not seem to have any chance of winning in front of such a warrior.
"These things aren't something that you can handle. There should be a stronger warrior to deal with them."
When Fiona recalled the previous battle, that warrior peeled another egg and stuffed it into his mouth under Fiona's astonished gaze. Even though Fiona tried her best, she still couldn't see the warrior's face.
However, the warrior's words made this extraordinarily courageous girl very dissatisfied. She looked at the warrior in front of her with a somewhat angry expression, her small face flushed red.
"No, I'm just careless! Besides, when I'm as tall as you, I'll definitely have an easier time dealing with these monsters than you do! Besides, my father will definitely be stronger than you! "
After she finished speaking, she immediately realized that she had been rude. One must know that she was now facing her benefactor. She was ungrateful for saying such words, so her face turned even redder. She wanted to apologize, but because of the great shame and guilt, her mind went blank and she couldn't say anything.
However, she heaved a sigh of relief when the warrior chuckled and extended his hand to touch her head. Although she really wanted to say that only her father, who was the best in the world, could touch her head, she didn't do anything and just waited quietly on the account that he was her benefactor.
However, she was disappointed because the warrior stopped when his hand reached the top of her head. He didn't place it on her head. She waited for a long time but didn't feel anything. When she looked over curiously, all she saw was the warrior looking away from his three-fingered purple hand.
"Your father is indeed an excellent warrior, but he isn't a match for those monsters because no father would be able to focus on battle with a cute daughter like you."
Fiona felt a little strange. After all, he praised her father as an excellent warrior, but he said that her father wasn't a match for those monsters. Were those monsters really that dangerous? When she thought of this, she instantly realized that if that was the case, her father would definitely be asked to participate in the cleanup of these monsters. Although she felt that her father would definitely be able to defeat those monsters, she couldn't help but worry about her father when the warrior who saved her said such words.
However, just as she was about to say something, the anxious voices of her father and brothers came from outside the forest. She instinctively turned her head, waved her arms in the direction of the voices, and responded loudly to her father's voice. She was pleasantly surprised to find that her father didn't let her down. Almost three seconds after she responded, her father rushed to her side with a sword in his hand and immediately hugged her.
"Fiona …! It's great that you're fine! I rushed over as soon as I received the news … It's great that you're fine. Where's Tal? Where did he go? Why did he leave you here alone? Wait … Tal died in the battle?! Damn it! I'm late! "
Fiona's father carefully looked at his daughter, fearing that she was wounded. He also looked around for the guards he prepared for his daughter. However, he soon saw Tal lying on the ground and couldn't help but shed tears because he knew Tal's strength. If it wasn't for protecting his daughter, Tal would definitely be able to survive.
"Yes, Uncle Tal died in order to protect me. If it wasn't for this gentleman who saved me …"
Fiona turned her head in her father's arms and wanted to introduce the warrior who waved the lamppost to her father. However, she was stunned because the lamppost warrior had disappeared. She looked around blankly, trying to find the warrior but to no avail.
This made her feel rather gloomy because she really wanted to repay the warrior and sincerely apologize to him for her rudeness. However, her proposal to look for the warrior here was rejected by her father because he didn't want his daughter to fall into a trap again. If the warrior was really as strong as his daughter said, he wouldn't die so easily.
Fiona stared at the forest while her father brought her away from this dangerous place. At a place where she couldn't see, a warrior named Jax, full name Sejax Cayu-Reigns Caoalli Alcazon, a warrior of the Acacia period who had killed an ascender with a mortal body, quietly watched their backs as they left. Beside him was a pile of fresh corpses of Void Creatures.
"We need to hurry."
After watching them leave, Jax's heart was rather heavy because he still couldn't find a partner who was compatible with him to solve the problem of the Void Creatures. Then, the Void Creatures erupted once again in Demacia where no Void Creatures had ever appeared before.
This wasn't good news because it meant that he couldn't solve their sins alone. The invasion of the Void Creatures was no longer a grudge between two countries, but a crisis for the entire world. Traces of the Void Creatures might have appeared in other countries, so he had to speed up his pace.
He turned around and left. Just like when he came, he was alone.
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