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Ruler of Iron and Flesh

Inian shook his head, "I know I couldn't. It's a rush, but I couldn't stay in constant danger for my entire life. I know that I can survive and be fine with you at my side, but eventually, I will need a quiet job." Marc sighed, "I get it. I think that I may want to do this for the rest of my life. It's great money, fun, and I get to fly around on a ship! I had just hoped maybe hoped that you would enjoy this as much as I did, and we could stay doing this for the rest of our lives." When his friend joins a mercenary group, Inian has only one choice: to go with him. With nations at war fighting for land that giant monsters roam, Inian must find his place in the world. Hearing an echo of a voice saying that he is destined to rule with enormous power, what will he do with this knowledge? Will he protect himself and his family while keeping the peace? Or will he destroy the world instead? Will his son, Alaric face the same questions? Follow them on their journey and watch as one becomes the Ruler of Iron and Flesh!

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Alaric's Assault On Trostan (4)

Alaric fashioned masks for his friends. He had picked up some chunks of ground and transmuted them into the materials he needed them to be. Once he did that, he changed them into simple masks with eye slits.

"These seem a little creepy," Sarah commented as she looked at her mask with the broad smile on it.

"It's all part of the theatrics," Alaric said, "They allow us to look frightening while also keeping our identities safe. We can't be looking like terrorists when we're trying to look like a nation."

Sarah nodded when she understood. They all put on their masks.

Alaric's was different because his mask had a couple of little marks on the eyes to identify him as the one in charge.

"Let's move," Alaric said.

They were already in position next to Trok City and decided to move under cover of night.

The dew from the branches and grass stuck to them as they dashed through the woods. The automatons were a little way behind them, as to not make too much noise.