Nameless King

Wain and Aurora spent a lot of time discussing the Great War, so after a few hours, it came to an end.

"Honestly, I didn't expect it to be this serious." Wain muttered.

"Yeah... It was a great time." Aurora nodded, "Wain, I want to ask you something."

"What is it?"

"You definitely weren't born in Human World, but how did you end up here? I mean, you're a human, it's weird."

"Hmm?" Wain stared at her with a confused look, "Don't you know about the New World having the humans? I came from one of those worlds, so after the Merger of Worlds, we ended up at the waterfall near Vampire city and Plant town."

"Other the humans...? You mean you're not the only one?" Aurora muttered while in disbelief.

"Exactly. There are tens of thousands of us, I haven't been home in a long time, but I'm sure the Gisle is doing a great job." Wain nodded in a confident manner.

"Gisle...? Tens of thousands...?"

"Yeah. Gisle is a good friend of mine. This space aside, in World of Destiny, he is the head of the humans. He is an excellent leader with all the necessary qualities." Wain uttered as he waved his hand.

"That's superb!" Aurora exclaimed with happy looks while her eyes sparkled like those of a child that received a Christmas present, "We must come to them as quickly as possible! We should definitely team up!"

Aurora truly loved her race and was willing to do anything to make life better for the inhabitants, and the greatness of the humans returned to its prime, so such news was best for her.

"Well, maybe that's a good idea, but you must calm down." Wain said as he waved a few times.

"Hmm? Why? Aren't you glad we're finally going to be united?" Aurora tilted her head in a puzzled manner.

"I have nothing against it, however, I need some time to get used to what has happened. Moreover, it will not be up to me but to Gisle. Moreover, your arrival could be dangerous, you are too strong. Wait until my friends are stronger first." Wain uttered with a serious look.

"What? You are the heir of the Nameless King! Perhaps in the future, you will be our new king! Why do you let someone else decide such important matters? You must show your status!" Aurora exclaimed, clenched her palm into a fist, and punched the wall.

Tremble.

A shiver went down the wall as dust particles fell on Wain, so he shook them off his shoulder with a calm look.

"Aurora, you are a dictator like Gisle, which is why you will decide this matter. I'm not a politician or a leader, and I don't intend to be. I'm willing to defend my friends, but I don't care about those I don't know! I've always done only what I wanted, and I will go that way!" Wain uttered in a thunderous voice.

"This is wrong!" Aurora frowned as she waved her hand, "It's your duty as an heir!"

"Well, I don't care. I'll decide for myself what I'll do next. Maybe I'll help you, maybe I'll become a leader in the future, or maybe I'll blow it all off." Wain uttered.

"Even though you're the heir, you're being too cocky." Aurora gritted her teeth as she clenched her hands into fists, "You're quite a problem, aren't you."

"Well, so what? You want to force me to be an obedient heir?" Wain smirked.

"What if I do?" Aurora mouthed since purple lightning discharges appeared around her.

"Huh, girl, are you confident in your abilities?" Gladius suddenly said, "Ahahaha, you have a big problem with how society should be run. You're not much of a ruler."

"Hmm... At least I'm strong enough for others to do what I say, and you are no exception!" Aurora exclaimed before launching a bolt of lightning at Wain.

Wain smiled as his hair turned golden and turned into a beam of light that a moment later was on the other side of the room.

"Maybe I can't beat you, but you certainly can't catch up with me. Remember that." Wain snapped his finger as he appeared in front of Aurora with a grip on her chin.

Aurora flinched, but for some reason, she did not attack Wain.

"I can leave this place anytime, and no one can stop me. I will do as I see fit, all you can do is continue to perform your duties as before. You are the ruler, so your main concern should not be me, but how well the citizens live. Do you understand me?" Wain uttered while staring intently into Aurora's eyes.

His gaze seemed to consume her, so Aurora only murmured softly, "Yeah... I am."

"Good." Wain nodded his head, smiled, and let her go, "Well, I want to ask you one last thing. Do you know why the other humans and I ended up outside of Human World?"

Aurora didn't answer, she looked at Wain as though hypnotized.

"Hey! Are you hear me?" Wain shouted while waving his hand in front of her face.

"Oh... Yeah... Sorry, I was just thinking." Aurora flinched, "About your question... I'm not sure, but during the Great War, dozens of spaces were destroyed as well as hundreds were severely damaged. Perhaps you separated from Human World in some way during the war, but I've never heard of it."

"I see." Wain nodded.

'Hmm... Maybe Gisle's world is a splinter from Human World, but what about my world or Alice's world? Is it possible that the world that used to be part of the Human World has no energy? That sounds like nonsense...' Wain pondered.

"Wain, you may not want to accept your new role as heir yet, but that won't stop you from learning more about the city, right?" Aurora asked as he approached him with a smile on his face.

"Yeah... It's a wonderful place. Come on, we both need to get some rest." Wain nodded.