Reincarnated in the Villainous Lust System!

Chapter 146 Chariots and mages



With a quiet resolve, he stood up from the bed, his body moving with a lithe grace as he made his way to the closet.

His steps were light and swift, his movements economical as he opened the closet and began searching for his armor and weaponry, his mind already fixed on the mission ahead.

"There's been another attack," he muttered, his words a low rumble as he sifted through the contents of the closet.

His hands moved with purpose, discarding one garment after another as he searched for an outfit more suitable for battle.

As I watched Damon prepare for battle, the urgency of the situation finally dawning on me.

"Another attack?" I blurted out, my voice betraying my shock as I stood up from my chair.

That was what the letter said," Damon confirmed, his voice low as he exchanged his casual clothing for something more suited to the battlefield.

His hands moved with precision, his focus unwavering as he exchanged the soft fabric of his everyday attire for the hardened leather and reinforced denim of his battle garb.

His movements were swift and economical, the sound of clasps and buckles echoing through the room as he prepared for the fight to come.

Acting on instinct, I crossed the room in a few quick strides, my feet padding lightly on the floorboards as I reached for the letter on Damon's bed.

My fingers closed around the parchment, my eyes quickly scanning the contents as I took in the information. Another attack, further away this time, but no less devastating.

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As Damon finished dressing, his hands moving with the efficiency of a well-oiled machine, he turned towards the door, his eyes fixed on the task at hand.

I followed close behind, matching his pace as we made our way through the silent halls of the castle.

The echoes of our footsteps rang out like a warning, our urgency palpable as we made our way towards the stables, the cool night air biting at our exposed skin.

As we reached the entrance, Damon paused, turning to face me.

A wry smile tugged at the corners of his lips as he looked at me, a hint of amusement in his voice.

"You're coming?" he asked, his eyebrow raised in mild surprise. "It says only two star mages are needed for this mission."

I smirked, my eyes narrowing slightly at Damon's remark. "Shut up, Damon," I shot back, the words laced with friendly sarcasm.

"Shushing a prince, hmm?" Damon replied, a playful smile playing across his lips. "Not very proper, don't you think?"

I scoffed and said nothing in reply

As we continued towards the stables, my silence spoke volumes, my determination and resolve clear in the set of my jaw and the confident sway of my hips.

Damon glanced at me, a hint of amusement still lingering in his eyes as he held open the door for me, gesturing for me to enter the stables.

"After you, my lady," he said, his voice playful as he gave a mock bow, the gesture a slight nod to my status as a servant.

As we stepped into the courtyard, the sight that greeted us was one of preparation and purpose.

A handful of mages, their robes of various colors billowing in the night air, had already gathered, murmuring amongst themselves as they awaited instructions.

A few more arrived, their steps swift and sure as they took in the scene around them.

The stables stood silent and waiting, the horses inside neighing softly as they sensed the change in the air, the tension and anticipation building with each passing moment.

With the last of the mages assembled, Prince Juan's voice rang out across the courtyard, his words carrying a sense of gravity and urgency.

"Fellow mages," he began, his tone firm and commanding. "There has been another attack, this time in Rithven. We must go and eradicate the threat before it can spread any further."

He paused for a moment, his eyes scanning the assembled mages as he continued.

"The procedure will be the same as last time," he explained, his voice carrying over the murmurs of the mages.

"We will set out immediately," he declared, his voice firm and resolute. "Chariots have been provided for us to reach Rithven as swiftly as possible."

The mages nodded, their expressions hardening as they heeded Prince Juan's orders.

My gaze swept across the courtyard, taking in the chaos of the preparations and the determination of the mages as they readied themselves for battle.

Amidst the flurry of activity, however, one figure was noticeably absent. Damon had disappeared, likely to confer with Prince Juan and the Captain of the Royal Guard.

It was not surprising, I thought, that he wants to ride with his brother.

As the courtyard filled with the sounds of preparation, I turned my gaze towards the assembled mages, my eyes seeking out the familiar faces of Aaron and Zoe.

Amidst the chaos, I found them, heads bent together as they whispered in hushed tones, their faces etched with concern.

I approached them quietly, my footsteps barely audible as I neared, curiosity stirring within me at the sight of their urgent conversation.

"Aaron, Zoe," I said softly, my voice barely rising above the din of the courtyard.

At the sound of my voice, Zoe's head snapped up, her features hardening into an expression of frustration as she fixed me with a penetrating gaze.

"You're doing it again," she said, her voice low and urgent as she shifted to face me. "You should remain here, not on the battlefield. What if something happens to you?"

I met her gaze unflinchingly, my resolve unwavering as I responded. "I know, Zoe, but this is important. I can't tell you why, but I need to be there."

As Zoe's frustration melted into a weary resignation, Aaron stepped in, his friendly smile a welcome sight in the midst of the tension.

"Come ride with us," he said, his tone light and reassuring as he grasped my arm and began to lead me towards a waiting chariot.

I allowed myself to be drawn into the group, Zoe falling into step beside me as we made our way towards the chariot.

"I hope you know what you're doing," Zoe murmured, her voice low as she kept pace with us.

As we climbed into the chariot, I found myself sandwiched between Zoe and Aaron, their bodies pressing against me as we settled into our seats.

The rumble of the carriage's wheels filled the air, the chariot lurching forward as the horses began to move, their hooves striking the ground with a rhythmic drum.

As the noise and activity of the courtyard faded away, I couldn't help but notice Zoe's legs, the smooth curve of her calves drawing my attention. Your next read awaits at empire

A mischievous smirk tugged at the corners of my mouth as an idea blossomed in my mind.


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