The Borders
Section 79 – Battle Against Dark Energy
"I'm not strong anymore."
BRUK!
Kashel. He was still using her strength by half, so her body was not fully powered.
Marva hopes the Guardian comes to their aid, but Kashel feels and knows the Guardian is fighting elsewhere.
BOOM UP!
WUZ!
The sound of explosions rang out and the explosion disappeared.
"The light sword." Kashel repelled the black flames with a sword of light.
Marva does not believe that Kashel has a light sword like the Guardian.
Kashel flicked the sword, with it Kashel could easily eradicate the dark forces without having to use a lot of magic energy.
"Ck" the man disappeared into black smoke knowing he could not fight against the sword of light that Kashel had.
DEG'
The sword of light slipped out of Kashel's hand and instantly disappeared afterwards.
Kashel sat down, holding his chest. There was a dark feeling coming into his heart.
"Sucks," Kashel gasped for breath holding back that feeling.
"He's really possessed apparently." Kashel was sweating coldly. Kashel tried to fight back he did not want to be affected by anything, especially dark energy. He wants to be himself.
"Guardian, now overwhelmed against that dark energy. I have to find him." Kashel tried to survive even though he was not in good condition at the time because he was affected by the dark energy as well.
"You're fine." Marva caught Kashel staggering.
"I have to stop the Guardian." Kashel said, because he no longer focuses the abilities he limits free.
This energy, the exact same energy that the Guardian possessed. Inward Marva was shocked and then gazed at Kashel's face he saw Kashel's eyes which were exactly the same color as those of the Guardian and which had been protected by the glasses he was wearing.
"You, are you tied to the Guardian?" asked Marva with a look of surprise, she had vaguely felt it but because her focus was also disturbed Marva thought it was just her feelings. But now he felt it clearly even with those eyes.
"Ba-how can the Guardian tie a contract with a human ..." Marva doesn't believe it.
"I have to find the Guardian, not Liam." Kashel stood up and began to sense Lyam's whereabouts, Kashel not wanting to explain anything.
"Above" Kashel looked up at the sky. The Guardian was affected by that dark energy and wanted to attack the barrier.
"The fool has gone mad apparently." Kashel looked at Liam who was giving off his dark energy-controlled power but was not strong. Kashel felt fear in his heart even Kashel to the chills of his face, but Kashel continued to try to survive.
"Welloooo!" Marva shouted, her feelings connected throughout the village made her in pain.
"What am I supposed to do?" Kashel thought of a crazy idea.
Kashel wanted to replace Marva as a village buffer because if he allowed that right the Guardian would surely break that barrier, it would wrongly kill Marva. Kashel knew the Guardian would not attack his soul. So, according to Kashel that is the only way he can do.
"It's a little crazy, but I'll do it. For the good of everyone." Kashel walked towards the altar.
"What do you want to do?" asked Marva to endure the pain.
"I'll replace you." Kashel said he noticed the magic symbol.
This spell only needs to be activated with blood. Kashel's mind made his finger hurt and blood dripped onto the altar. Kashel suddenly felt bound to something, the feeling of everyone getting inside him, because he could not bear the feeling he fell unconscious. But, his magic energy remained sucked to make the barrier in the village impenetrable.
Marva felt the pain she was experiencing disappear, and saw Kashel lying on the altar. He knew Kashel was replacing him.
Liam was seen rampaging through the air. Kashel entered his subconscious again, mentally completely shaken now that he had to accept everyone's feelings.
The Borders appearing before him added to the pressure that Kashel had to face all of them, Kashel trying to force his soul to be completely shaken violently.
Everything in him wanted to go berserk. He wanted to vent everything on whatever he saw, but he tried to hold it back.
"Can't, I'll take over my duties again." Marva removed the unconscious Kashel from the altar and then took over the village's buffering ability again. They immediately switched places again.
Kashel who was released from the magic was seen his facial features improved. In his subconscious Kashel was able to stand back up, even though he looked a little lethargic. However, Kashel tried to recover faster before everything became chaotic because of his own actions.
"Sleep back!" Kashel cried out firmly, The Borders' sharp eyes slowly closing and he fell asleep again.
Liam fell out of the air, because suddenly his ability disappeared. Kashel opened his eyes after that and everything ended abruptly.
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"So can you explain it to me?" ask Marva to the Guardian. Kashel he doesn't care, he's been found out anyway.
"You guys really are tied up?" marva asked, Kashel just stared at the flower garden that had been destroyed by the attack.
Too bad, thought Kashel. He regretted the flower garden that was destroyed by the fight, he did not listen to Marva talk at all.
"Kashel, he is my Master." Said Guardian.
"Well?!" Marva was shocked to her feet.
"What's wrong?" hearing Marva's scream, Kashel was shocked to the point of staring at her.
"I'm sorry" Marva bowed directly to Kashel.
"Don't punish me for my insolence." Marva did not dare to raise her head.
"Hey it's okay, I don't want to be treated like the Guardian, because I'm me. So, just act as usual as before." Kashel said casually. Kashel just wants to be treated as himself, nothing to do with anyone else.
"Where can I." Marva looks really scared and feels guilty.
"You don't have to care about me, I just want at least next time you can appreciate someone weaker than you. Don't boast, don't boast,
"Darkness will come to a person who has a weak heart, and pride is one of the negative traits that can create darkness or invite it.
"You are strong but keep thinking there are people stronger than you, keep being humble. Become a hero in the path of light, for the sake of protecting everyone. Not for yourself."
Kashel spoke to those younger than him, but despite being young he had borne the heavy burden of being a buffer to the city.
"Thank you, I'll never underestimate anyone again. Thank you, brother has awakened me." Kashel was looking at Marva.
"Have stopped looking down like that, I'm here it needs friends not honor." Kashel said, he does not like.
"I'll be Brother's friend" Kashel simply smiled in response.
The Guardian only looked at the two of them. He was currently extremely vulnerable with dark energy, but Kashel could slowly handle the darkness that wanted to devour him as well. So the Guardian didn't feel so worried about it. Kashel can handle the darkness that wants to rule them both.
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