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The leader was shocked and did not know what to do. The members of his calvary all raised their weapons and stared ahead, tense. Even on open fields where cavalries had the advantage, mages would do a great deal of damage to them, let alone in a town.

"Harrison!" Someone shouted. A man rode out slowly. The rider must have been around forty, and wore a shining plate without a speck of dust. His horse was beautifully groomed. However, this man carried with him the scent of blood. "Apologize right now," he commanded.

"I apologize," the man called Harrison said.

Anfey snorted but did not say anything.

"You must be the town’s mayor, Anfey," the rider said. He approached them slowly. "Let me introduce myself. Lieutenant General Kumaraghosha ."

"I don’t care if you’re a lieutenant or a general. It has nothing to do with me. I kindly ask you to leave immediately," Anfey said.