Killing The Ravens - Chapter Unknown: Battle For The Ravens Tower(Revised) Poem by Ace Of Black Hearts

The mans cloak hung like the mist upon the river in an early morning. His eye were dilated, his pupils a very dark shade of red. His stare was angry. He was more then angry. Nothing but pure hatred for everything and anyone. He was going to kill me. The storm clouds were gathering and there wasn't much I could do. I had failed in my single utmost important mission.

The thief had died, he died in vein to save me. And instead of going back into the shadows. I came into the open. I wanted my revenge. I deserved it. I could taste it. Ultimately I was far too arrogant my own. And it would cost me so personally, it already cost me so much pain. Too many I loved have already have died and for what? Did his power weaken over the people no. No my disruptions were but a mere ripple upon a vast ocean. He had stopped all my plans at the cost of 4 of his 6 conjures lives. I thought a one on one confrontation with him I would surely win. But I underestimate him severely, his tactical maneuverings have gain him so much power. His endless entrapping of dying souls. Truly the only way I could beat him was too destroy his overly fortified tower.

And that was where I was heading. Traveling camel back across the desert. It was scarey because if I destroyed this tower I would surely be killed. There was no way I could get far enough away in time. There were too many souls. In the millions surely over the years. And even if I manage it, what would become of Ashton? Would he survive, or would it kill him like it did his soldiers? I just did not have enough evidence that this would work. A fools endeavor indeed. Yet still I proceeded hoping into the darkness for a whisper of light. All I had left was my insanity of courage.

It was getting dusk, I would soon have to stop and set up a camp.
And as I stopped 6 Arknoids appeared above the next set of dunes. They already knew I was there and I'm sure they were already warning there master. But too my surprise they turned away as suddenly as they appeared. That had me worried, was a trap being set somewhere ahead. And if so would I be able to avoid it.