Chapter 221: His Greatest Enemy Was Actually His Strongest Ally
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Chapter 221 His Greatest Enemy Was Actually His Strongest Ally
It had been two days since Vassago had talked to Percival, and yet, he couldn't shake off the words that the PocoPocoh had spoken to him.
He was feeling restless, as if he was out of the loop and everyone around him knew what was happening, while he was left in the dark.
Percival thought that the power he now possessed was something he already had by birth. But, after being told that the one who gave him the power he had was none other than the Master that had tortured him, he felt devastated.
Because of this, he did the only thing he could do and talked to his mother.
He wanted to know if what Zion said about Cleo having visions was the truth or not.
"You want to ask Cleo about her visions?" Briella looked at his son with worry. "Why?"
"Because I want to know the truth," Percival replied. "The real reason behind this war, and why Anwir is allowed to roam free despite what he did to me."
Briella sighed because her once happy family had broken apart due to Anwir's actions. However, Zion had also chastised her because she could have stopped it if she wanted to.
But, she did not.
The seven-year-old told her straight up that the reason why Percival was taken away was because she allowed it to happen.
She was at fault, just like Anwir was, so she didn't have the moral standing to blame him for enslaving Percival.
In the end, all of this happened because she decided to turn a blind eye to everything.
"Understood," Briella said softly. "Let's go see Cleo."
Percival nodded and followed his mother until they arrived at his sister's room.
"Cleo, it's me." Briella knocked on the door. "Percival wants to talk to you."
The door opened, showing a pretty Tigerkin, who was only a few years older than Percival.
"Come in, Mother, Brother," Cleo said as she opened the door wider. "I have been... expecting the two of you."
Cleo had seen how hurt Zion was in her vision, and it made her feel hurt as well.
She had seen the seven-year-old's face filled with anger as tears fell from his eyes.
His body, which was soaked in his blood and the blood of others, continued to stand tall as he faced the Majin Prince with determination.
Seeing him like that, she felt ashamed, and embarrassed of herself because she had feared him back then.
She thought that he was a monster hiding inside a Human's body. But, she found out through her vision that he was more kind, and compassionate than others.
The tears she saw back then.
The anger in his roars.
The desperation in his eyes.
Made her wish that if there was an ending in her vision, she hoped that it was a happy one.
For that was the only thing that would justify all the pain, and sadness, that the entirety of the Valbarra Archipelago would experience on that fateful day.
A day when their pride and dignities would be trampled on, by an existence that only knew how to destroy the happiness that they held dear in their lives.
Seeing the look on her sister's face, Percival couldn't help but avert his gaze.
Her gaze was piercing, as if she could see right through his insecurities, making him feel ashamed.
A moment later, Percival could no longer bear it and left the room to head to his Father's office.
He needed to do one more thing before he could make up his mind whether to return to Zion or not.
But, before that, he needed to meet with his Brother, Anwir, once again.
Only by doing so could he make a decision.
A decision that would make him realize that his greatest enemy was actually his strongest ally.
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Chapter 221 His Greatest Enemy Was Actually His Strongest Ally
It had been two days since Vassago had talked to Percival, and yet, he couldn't shake off the words that the PocoPocoh had spoken to him.
He was feeling restless, as if he was out of the loop and everyone around him knew what was happening, while he was left in the dark.
Percival thought that the power he now possessed was something he already had by birth. But, after being told that the one who gave him the power he had was none other than the Master that had tortured him, he felt devastated.
Because of this, he did the only thing he could do and talked to his mother.
He wanted to know if what Zion said about Cleo having visions was the truth or not.
"You want to ask Cleo about her visions?" Briella looked at his son with worry. "Why?"
"Because I want to know the truth," Percival replied. "The real reason behind this war, and why Anwir is allowed to roam free despite what he did to me."
Briella sighed because her once happy family had broken apart due to Anwir's actions. However, Zion had also chastised her because she could have stopped it if she wanted to.
But, she did not.
The seven-year-old told her straight up that the reason why Percival was taken away was because she allowed it to happen.
She was at fault, just like Anwir was, so she didn't have the moral standing to blame him for enslaving Percival.
In the end, all of this happened because she decided to turn a blind eye to everything.
"Understood," Briella said softly. "Let's go see Cleo."
Percival nodded and followed his mother until they arrived at his sister's room.
"Cleo, it's me." Briella knocked on the door. "Percival wants to talk to you."
The door opened, showing a pretty Tigerkin, who was only a few years older than Percival.
"Come in, Mother, Brother," Cleo said as she opened the door wider. "I have been... expecting the two of you."
Cleo had seen how hurt Zion was in her vision, and it made her feel hurt as well.
She had seen the seven-year-old's face filled with anger as tears fell from his eyes.
His body, which was soaked in his blood and the blood of others, continued to stand tall as he faced the Majin Prince with determination.
Seeing him like that, she felt ashamed, and embarrassed of herself because she had feared him back then.
She thought that he was a monster hiding inside a Human's body. But, she found out through her vision that he was more kind, and compassionate than others.
The tears she saw back then.
The anger in his roars.
The desperation in his eyes.
Made her wish that if there was an ending in her vision, she hoped that it was a happy one.
For that was the only thing that would justify all the pain, and sadness, that the entirety of the Valbarra Archipelago would experience on that fateful day.
A day when their pride and dignities would be trampled on, by an existence that only knew how to destroy the happiness that they held dear in their lives.
Seeing the look on her sister's face, Percival couldn't help but avert his gaze.
Her gaze was piercing, as if she could see right through his insecurities, making him feel ashamed.
A moment later, Percival could no longer bear it and left the room to head to his Father's office.
He needed to do one more thing before he could make up his mind whether to return to Zion or not.
But, before that, he needed to meet with his Brother, Anwir, once again.
Only by doing so could he make a decision.
A decision that would make him realize that his greatest enemy was actually his strongest ally.
Chapter 221 His Greatest Enemy Was Actually His Strongest Ally It had been two days since Vassago had talked to Percival, and yet, he couldn't shake off the words that the PocoPocoh had spoken to him. He was feeling restless, as if he was out of the loop and everyone around him knew what was happening, while he was left in the dark. Percival thought that the power he now possessed was something he already had by birth. But, after being told that the one who gave him the power he had was none other than the Master that had tortured him, he felt devastated. Because of this, he did the only thing he could do and talked to his mother. He wanted to know if what Zion said about Cleo having visions was the truth or not. "You want to ask Cleo about her visions?" Briella looked at his son with worry. "Why?" "Because I want to know the truth," Percival replied. "The real reason behind this war, and why Anwir is allowed to roam free despite what he did to me." Briella sighed because her once happy family had broken apart due to Anwir's actions. However, Zion had also chastised her because she could have stopped it if she wanted to. But, she did not. The seven-year-old told her straight up that the reason why Percival was taken away was because she allowed it to happen. She was at fault, just like Anwir was, so she didn't have the moral standing to blame him for enslaving Percival. In the end, all of this happened because she decided to turn a blind eye to everything. "Understood," Briella said softly. "Let's go see Cleo." Percival nodded and followed his mother until they arrived at his sister's room. "Cleo, it's me." Briella knocked on the door. "Percival wants to talk to you." The door opened, showing a pretty Tigerkin, who was only a few years older than Percival. "Come in, Mother, Brother," Cleo said as she opened the door wider. "I have been... expecting the two of you." Cleo had seen how hurt Zion was in her vision, and it made her feel hurt as well. She had seen the seven-year-old's face filled with anger as tears fell from his eyes. His body, which was soaked in his blood and the blood of others, continued to stand tall as he faced the Majin Prince with determination. Seeing him like that, she felt ashamed, and embarrassed of herself because she had feared him back then. She thought that he was a monster hiding inside a Human's body. But, she found out through her vision that he was more kind, and compassionate than others. The tears she saw back then. The anger in his roars. The desperation in his eyes. Made her wish that if there was an ending in her vision, she hoped that it was a happy one. For that was the only thing that would justify all the pain, and sadness, that the entirety of the Valbarra Archipelago would experience on that fateful day. A day when their pride and dignities would be trampled on, by an existence that only knew how to destroy the happiness that they held dear in their lives. Seeing the look on her sister's face, Percival couldn't help but avert his gaze. Her gaze was piercing, as if she could see right through his insecurities, making him feel ashamed. A moment later, Percival could no longer bear it and left the room to head to his Father's office. He needed to do one more thing before he could make up his mind whether to return to Zion or not. But, before that, he needed to meet with his Brother, Anwir, once again. Only by doing so could he make a decision. A decision that would make him realize that his greatest enemy was actually his strongest ally.
