The Legend of Kajo

Chapter 19

Meanwhile back at the ruined town,

Thorne and the warrior clashed swords, their blades ringing out as they exchanged blow after blow.

"You're a formidable opponent," the warrior said, his eyes gleaming with respect. "But you're no match for us."

Thorne snarled, his sword flashing in the light. "We'll see about that."

Meanwhile, Gorm fought the fire elemental, his massive sword slicing through the air.

"You're a big one, aren't you?" the elemental sneered, its flames dancing with excitement. "But size doesn't matter here."

Gorm roared, his sword biting deep into the elemental's flames.

Just then, a scream of pain echoed through the air. Lyrien stood amidst two bloody piles, his eyes wide with horror.

"No... no... no..." he whispered, his gaze fixed on the archer walking towards him.

Jax's eyes scanned the area frantically, his heart racing with fear. Then, he spotted his light sword lying on the ground, and his world came crashing down.

"Eirek... no..." he whispered, his voice cracking with grief.

With a fierce cry, Jax disappeared and reappeared beside the archer, his sword flashing in the light.

"You killed my son," Jax snarled, his eyes blazing with fury. "Now you die."

The archer's eyes widened in surprise as Jax's sword sliced through his neck, beheading him.

The four hunters erupted into rage, their powers surging out of control.

"You killed our teammate!" the mage screamed, hurling fireballs into the town. "Now you burn!"

Thorne and Gorm fought on, their movements desperate as they tried to hold back the hunters.

But they were outnumbered, outmatched.

Jax fell next, a fiery spear piercing his chest.

"Thorne... Gorm..." he whispered, his eyes fixed on his friends. "Protect... the town..."

With a final boom, Jax's body exploded, taking down part of the wall and killing those around him.

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After ten minutes of fighting, The town lay in ruins, Thorne and Gorm weakened.

Gorm had shrunk to two meters tall, his massive sword trembling with exhaustion.

Thorne's eyes scanned the area, his heart heavy with grief.

"We... we can't hold out much longer," he whispered.

Gorm nodded, his eyes fixed on the four hunters closing in.

"We have to end this," he growled.

The warrior sneered, his sword flashing in the light.

"You're no match for us," he repeated. "You can just make it easier for yourself by not resisting. we'll make it quick."