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The Warrior’s Odyssey

Sara Altas lived a life of quiet perseverance, born an orphan with an ordinary job in a small company. She accepted her fate with stoic resignation, never daring to dream beyond the confines of her circumstances. But when death claimed her in her first life, Sara found herself reborn into the ancient world, this time into the esteemed family of a general. With a calm demeanor and keen observation, Sara embraced her new life with courage and determination. Despite the challenges she faced, she embarked on a journey to carve out her own legacy as a revered general. Through battles waged and obstacles overcome, Sara's strength and wisdom shone brightly, captivating all who crossed her path. Join Sara as she forges her path with bravery and determination to become the legendary general she was always destined to be. I request not to plagiarise my book! Your cooperation will be highly appreciated. Do let me know your thoughts about the book! Open to feedbacks as well! Enjoy your reading!

ali_sha_03 · Fantasy
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54 Chs

Unexpected Visitors

The tension in the air was palpable as General Marcus and his troops prepared for the impending battle against the Demon General and his formidable army. Swords were sharpened, armor polished, and battle formations rehearsed as the soldiers braced themselves for the coming onslaught.

Amidst the bustle of activity, General Marcus stood at the forefront, his brow furrowed with concern as he surveyed the preparations. He knew that the odds were stacked against them, that they faced a formidable opponent in the Demon General and his forces. But he also knew that they could not afford to show any weakness in the face of such a threat.

As he watched his troops steel themselves for battle, General Marcus couldn't help but feel a sense of pride swell within him. They were a formidable force, a band of warriors united in purpose and resolve, and he knew that they would fight to the last man to defend their homeland.

But as the hours wore on and the sun began to dip below the horizon, a sudden commotion broke out at the edge of the camp. General Marcus turned to see a lone figure approaching, his heart pounding with anticipation as he wondered what news the newcomer might bring.

As the figure drew closer, General Marcus recognized him as Eric, the Demon General's second-in-command. His presence in their camp was unexpected, and General Marcus couldn't help but feel a sense of unease at the sight of him.

"General Marcus," Eric said, his voice low and gravelly as he approached, "I come bearing a message from my master, the Demon General."

General Marcus eyed Eric warily, his hand tightening around the hilt of his sword as he prepared for whatever news the Demon General might have to deliver. He knew that their enemy was cunning and unpredictable, and he could only imagine what schemes he might have in store for them now.

"What message does your master have for us?" General Marcus asked, his voice steady despite the turmoil roiling within him.

Eric's lips curled into a cold smile at the question, his eyes gleaming with amusement as he regarded General Marcus with a mixture of disdain and curiosity.

"The Demon General wishes to propose a peace treaty," Eric explained, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "He believes that further bloodshed would be wasteful and unnecessary, and he wishes to discuss terms that would be beneficial to both parties."

General Marcus felt a surge of disbelief wash over him at Eric's words. A peace treaty with the Demon General seemed unthinkable, especially given the atrocities he had committed against their people in the past. And yet, General Marcus knew that they could ill afford to ignore such an offer, no matter how dubious its origins.

"And what are these terms that the Demon General wishes to discuss?" General Marcus asked, his voice tinged with suspicion.

Eric's smile widened at the question, his gaze flickering towards Sara, who stood at her father's side with a steely determination in her eyes.

"The terms will be discussed in due time," Eric replied, his tone cryptic. "But first, the Demon General wishes to meet with you and your commanders in neutral territory to discuss the details of the treaty."

General Marcus felt a surge of apprehension at the thought of meeting with the Demon General face-to-face. He knew that their enemy was cunning and manipulative, and he could only imagine what dangers lay in store for them if they were to accept his offer.

But even as doubt gnawed at his heart, General Marcus knew that they had little choice but to accept the Demon General's offer. With their forces stretched thin and the enemy closing in on all sides, they could ill afford to turn down a chance for peace, no matter how tenuous it might be.

"Very well," General Marcus said, his voice resigned. "We will meet with the Demon General in neutral territory to discuss the terms of the treaty. But know this, Eric: if this is some kind of trick, if the Demon General has any ill intentions towards us, he will answer to me."

Eric's smile faltered at General Marcus's words, his eyes narrowing with a flicker of unease. He knew that the general was not one to be trifled with, and he could only hope that the Demon General's offer of peace was genuine.

"As you wish, General Marcus," Eric replied, his voice strained. "I will inform my master of your decision. We will await your arrival at the designated meeting place."

With a final nod, Eric turned and disappeared into the darkness, leaving General Marcus and his troops to ponder the implications of the Demon General's unexpected offer.

As the camp buzzed with speculation and uncertainty, General Marcus turned to his daughter, his expression grave.

"We must prepare ourselves for whatever lies ahead, Sara," he said, his voice heavy with concern. "The road to peace may be fraught with danger, but we must tread it nonetheless if we are to secure the future of our people."

Sara nodded, her jaw set with determination as she gazed out into the darkness. She knew that the road ahead would be perilous, but she also knew that they could not afford to shy away from the challenge. With the fate of their homeland hanging in the balance, they would face whatever dangers awaited them with courage and resolve.