I Can Upgrade My Talent In Everything

Chapter 922 Three Months Is Over
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Takashi's face lit up with a mischievous grin. He was more than happy to spill the beans about their esteemed leader. "Well, Amara, lemme tell ya. Lord Fein is like a master strategist wrapped in an enigma. He's all calm and collected, always thinkin' three steps ahead. You ain't gonna catch him slippin'. But don't mistake his cool exterior for weakness. When he's got his mind set on somethin', he's as fierce as a raging fire."

Amara leaned in, captivated by Takashi's description. Her frosty gaze shimmered with intrigue. "And what about his ideals and values? What gets him goin' and keeps him leadin' with such conviction?"

Takashi paused for a moment, his expression turning thoughtful. "Lord Fein believes in justice and protectin' the innocent, ya know? He's got this big picture in his head, always aimin' for a world where everyone can live without fear. But he ain't afraid to get his hands dirty if it means makin' that vision a reality. He's the kinda leader who inspires loyalty and unwavering dedication."

Ren, his eyes dartin' between Takashi and Amara, couldn't help but crack a smile. He dug their enthusiasm and genuine interest in Lord Fein. Their camaraderie was growin' stronger by the day, each member of the group sharin' a deep respect for their leader and the cause they fought for.

As the group continued their journey, Amara's mind couldn't help but wander towards Lord Fein in the South. She had heard all sorts of good things about the guy, and honestly, she couldn't help but be impressed. I mean, the guy had saved the North multiple times, and he had a reputation as the strongest degu user and swordsman on the entire Continent. That was no small feat.

With each passing mile, Amara's curiosity grew. She couldn't help but wonder why Lord Fein hadn't joined them on this important mission. She had been looking forward to meeting him in person and seeing if all the stories held up. I mean, she had heard he was a total beast when it came to fighting monsters, and she wanted to see that in action.

Amara rode alongside her comrades, a thoughtful look on her face. She imagined Lord Fein, decked out in his badass armor, wielding his sword like a boss, and going toe-to-toe with those monsters. The thought of witnessing such a spectacle filled her with excitement and a sense of awe.

"Hey, Fein, why didn't you come with us?" Amara mumbled under her breath, her voice barely audible over the sound of hooves. "I've heard so many great things about you, seen the impact you've had in the North. It would have been epic to have you fighting by our side."

Her icy blue eyes sparkled with anticipation. She had this image in her head of Lord Fein, this unstoppable force of nature, fighting with all his might to protect their lands. It was a picture-perfect scene that fueled her determination to fight alongside him.

Amara couldn't help but think about the legends and stories surrounding Lord Fein. The man was a symbol of strength and justice, someone who stood up for what was right no matter what. She wanted to learn from him, to see his moves up close and personal, and maybe even pick up a few tricks of the trade.

"I really hope we get the chance to meet, Lord Fein," Amara whispered, a determined look on her face. "I want to witness your skills firsthand, to see the strength that has inspired so many."

Amara refocused her attention on the road ahead. The thought of meeting Lord Fein added a new level of excitement to their mission. She knew that they were in for a tough battle, but with the legend himself on their side, there was no doubt in her mind that they would come out victorious.

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After three long months of anticipation, the waiting time was finally over. The strongest fighters from each region gathered at the barrier on the border of the East, ready to face the looming threat of the monsters. The people of the East watched with hopeful eyes as the lineups formed, their spirits lifted by the sight of these formidable warriors.

Among them stood Ren, the leader of the Central Plains group. With a determined gleam in his eyes and a confident smirk on his face, he stepped forward, his voice booming with authority.

"Listen up, you monsters!" Ren declared, his voice carrying across the crowd. "We're here to make you pay for the havoc you've caused. We won't stand idly by while you terrorize innocent lives. Prepare to face the wrath of the Central Plains!"

The people of the East erupted into cheers and applause, their excitement palpable in the air. They had been waiting for this moment, yearning for a glimmer of hope to shine through the darkness that had plagued their land. And Ren's bold proclamation ignited a spark of renewed determination within their hearts.

Ren raised his fist in the air, his silver hair shimmering in the sunlight. His body language exuded confidence and strength, a true leader ready to take on any challenge. The people of the East couldn't help but be inspired by his unwavering resolve.

"We stand united!" Ren shouted, his voice filled with conviction. "We will face these monsters head-on, and we will emerge victorious. Together, we will restore peace to the East!"

The crowd erupted into cheers once more, their voices echoing through the air. They believed in Ren and his comrades, the strongest warriors their regions had to offer. They had faith that these heroes would vanquish the monsters and bring about a brighter future.

"Isn't that Ren "The Celestial Blade" Hoshizaki. Ren "The Celestial Blade" Hoshizaki!?" The people look at the silver haired man who had a faint smile on his face. His silver hair matched with his blue eyes. In his chest, there was the emblem of the Strongest Region, Central Plains.

"Right! And there's also Amara... She really look cold just like her reputation. Ahhh!!! We're save this time!"

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