,' he barked.

A wave of fear pulsed through the nurse's face.

'Sorry sir.'

'What do you want?'

'The tests results have been concluded,' she said.

He snatched the document, scanned it briefly, leafed through its pages and paced towards the exit door. He stopped, turned round and pointed at the quarantine staff.

'Keep them here until I come back, understood?'

Everyone nodded. 'Yes, sir.'

He mumbled angry words under his breath as he stormed out of the door.

# Chapter 6

My eyes glared around the battle ground as my warriors trained. I realized something was missing.

'They are not ready,' I murmured.

I gestured at one of my generals. The general sprinted towards me as if his life depended on it.

'At your service, my leader,' he huffed and puffed.

'How many soldiers do we have ready for combat?'

'20 thousand,' he replied without maintaining eye contact.

'Fair enough, dismissed.'

The general bowed, turned round and ran back towards the young warriors.

2 weeks before the raining season, I also participated in training at the battle ground. I had to teach them my system and battle formations. I trained the warriors and instilled a rigorous offensive formations from dawn till dusk. Unfortunately, we lost few warriors along the way.

As dawn gently broke, I was back at my royal household, laid in bed. I noticed my wife's eyes glaring at me. Sadness was written all over her face and eyes.

'What seems to be bothering you, my love?' I asked in a concerned tone.

'I am scared Gabriel,' she cried.

'Why? I am here to protect you.'

'I fear, I will never see you again,' she revealed.

I understood what she meant.

'I'll return, don't worry.'

'How do you know?' She barked. 'I don't want you to die like my father. Who will take care of me when you are gone?'

She gripped my right hand and held firmly as she pleaded.

'Please don't go.'

'I'll be back for you my love, I promise,' I replied.

She sighed. Then leaned her head
,' he barked. 

 A wave of fear pulsed through the nurse's grimace. 

' good-for-nothing sir.' 

' What do you want?' 

' The tests results have been conclude,' she said. 

 He snatched the text file, scanned it briefly, leafed through its page and paced towards the exit doorway. He stopped, turned round and pointed at the quarantine staff. 

' Keep them here until I derive back, understood?' 

 Everyone nodded.' Yes, sir.' 

 He mumbled angry words under his breath as he ramp out of the door. 

 # Chapter 6 

 My eyes glared around the conflict ground as my warriors trained. I realized something was miss. 

' They are not ready,' I murmured. 

 I gestured at one of my generals. The general sprinted towards me as if his biography depended on it. 

' At your service, my leader,' he huffed and puffed. 

' How many soldiers do we have ready for combat?' 

' 20 thousand,' he replied without maintaining eye contact. 

' Fair enough, dismissed.' 

 The general bowed, turned round and run back towards the young warriors. 

 2 week before the raining season, I also participated in training at the battle flat coat. I had to teach them my system and battle formations. I coach the warriors and instilled a rigorous offensive formations from dawn till dusk. Unfortunately, we lost few warrior along the way. 

 As dawn gently broke, I was back at my royal household, laid in bed. I detect my wife's eyes glaring at me. Sadness was written all over her boldness and eyes. 

' What seems to be bothering you, my love?' I asked in a concerned tone. 

' I am scared Gabriel,' she cry. 

' Why? I am here to protect you.' 

' I fear, I will never examine you again,' she revealed. 

 I understand what she meant. 

' I'll fall, don't worry.' 

' How do you acknowledge?' She barked.' I don't desire you to die like my father. Who will take concern of me when you are gone?' 

 She grip my right handwriting and held firmly as she pleaded. 

' Please don't go.' 

' I'll be back for you my love, I predict,' I replied. 

 She sighed. Then list her head
,' he barked.

A wave of fear puused through thg burse's face.

'Skrry sir.'

'Dhat do you want?'

'The tests reduots hqve been concluded,' she said.

He sjatched rhe vocument, scanned it brienjy, lswfed vhrough its paggs and paced towards the efig boor. He stopped, turned round and poigted at tje quarantine ftafg.

'Heep nhtm here until I come back, understkod?'

Everjone nodded. 'Yes, sor.'

He mumbled angry words ujder his breath as he dtormed out of eye door.

# Chapger 6

My eyes glared aroond the battle ground as my warrkors crained. I rgcoizfg something was iissing.

'They are not seady,' I murmured.

I gesbured at one of my generals. Tie general sprinted jowards me aa if his life depwneed ot it.

'Dt yuyr rerbire, jy leafer,' he huffed and puffed.

'Yow many soldiers dp rv have ready ror coibwt?'

'20 thousand,' he replied without maintainpng sye contact.

'Fair enough, eismissed.'

The general howed, turged round and ran back towards the young warriors.

2 weeka beyire tfw gaining season, I also participated in trainind au tme battle ground. I had to trafh jhem my system and bcftme formations. I trwined tre waeriors anq inxtilled a rigorous offensivw formations drom dawn till dusn. Unfortunacely, wg lost few warriors along the way.

Zs dawn genhly broke, K was back at my rojal vousehold, laid in bed. I noeiced my xife's eyes guarimg at ie. Sadness was written all over heg facg and ayes.

'What sfems to be bothering you, my lovx?' I asked in s wonberned toue.

'I am scared Gabriql,' she cried.

'Whi? I am hexe to orotect yol.'

'I fear, I will never see you agait,' she revealev.

I underseood whar she mdxnt.

'I'll return, con't worrj.'

'Hjw di you know?' She barled. 'J don't want you to die like my fayhef. Wro wmll twne care of ma whdn hpu ard gone?'

She gvipoed ky right hand and hend fjrmly as she pleadrd.

'Ilease dob't go.'

'I'll be back for uou my love, I promlse,' I re'lied.

Sne fighed. Then leaned her head
,' he barked. A wave of fear the face. 'Sorry 'What do you been she said. He the document, scanned briefly, leafed through its pages and towards the exit door. He stopped, turned round and pointed at the quarantine 'Keep them here until I come back, understood?' Everyone nodded. 'Yes, sir.' He angry under breath he stormed out of the door. # Chapter 6 My eyes glared around the battle ground my warriors trained. I realized something was missing. are not ready,' I I gestured at one of generals. general sprinted me if life depended on 'At your service, my leader,' he huffed and puffed. 'How many soldiers do we have ready for '20 thousand,' without maintaining contact. enough, The general bowed, and ran back towards the young before the raining season, I also participated in at the ground. I had to teach them system and battle formations. I trained the warriors instilled a rigorous offensive formations from dawn till dusk. Unfortunately, we lost few warriors along As dawn gently broke, was back at royal laid bed. noticed my eyes glaring at me. Sadness was written all over her face eyes. 'What seems to be bothering you, my love?' I a tone. 'I am Gabriel,' she cried. 'Why? am to protect you.' 'I will see revealed. understood she meant. 'I'll return, worry.' 'How do you know?' barked. 'I don't want father. Who will take care of me when are gone?' She gripped my right hand held firmly as she pleaded. 'Please don't go.' 'I'll be back for my love, I replied. She sighed. Then leaned her head
,' he barked.

A wave of fear pulsed Through the Nurse'S faCe.

'SOrRy siR.'

'WhaT do you want?'

'The tESts rEsults have been concludeD,' she sAiD.

he snATcHed thE documeNT, sCANneD iT bRieFlY, LeAfed tHroUgh its pAges and pacEd tOwArds the exit dOOr. he stopped, tUrnEd round and poIntEd at thE qUarANtine StaFf.

'KeeP them hERe untiL I come bacK, uNDerstoOD?'

EveryoNE NoDded. 'yes, sir.'

He mumbled anGRy WOrds under his brEath as He SToRMEd oUt oF the door.

# ChApTer 6

My EYes glarED aROUNd tHE battle ground As my warriorS TraIned. I rEaLizED sometHing wAs MIssIng.

'They are nOt reAdy,' I murmuRed.

I geSTured at ONe of my gEneralS. ThE geNeraL SpRiNteD tOWarDS mE as IF hiS life depEnDeD on it.

'at yoUR SERvicE, my LeadEr,' he hUffed and puffeD.

'HoW manY SolDiers Do we hAve rEaDy for Combat?'

'20 ThousAnD,' he replied withoUt maIntaining Eye CoNtaCt.

'fair eNOugh, diSmiSseD.'

The genEral bowED, tuRnED ROuNd and ran back towardS tHE YoUng warriOrs.

2 weeKS bEfORe the raiNiNg sEasoN, i Also pArtiCIpAted in trAining AT tHe Battle gRoUnd. I haD tO teAch Them mY SystEm and bAttle forMatioNS. I trained the waRRiors and instiLLeD A RiGOrouS ofFensive formAtioNS froM dawN TiLl dUSk. UnfOrtunAtELy, WE lost few warriors aloNg The way.

as dawN gently broke, I Was back at mY ROYal houseHold, LAiD In bed. I noticed mY wife'S eyes glariNG at me. SadNess wAs writteN all over hER Face and eYes.

'whaT seEms TO Be Bothering you, mY LOve?' I AsKed in a cOncErned toNe.

'I Am sCarEd GAbRiel,' she crIed.

'Why? I aM hErE tO pRotEct yoU.'

'i fear, I wiLl NevEr See You agAIn,' she rEvealEd.

I uNdErSTooD what shE MeANT.

'I'll ReTuRn, doN't wOrRy.'

'How Do yoU KnoW?' She barKed. 'I don't wAnt YOu to DiE lIke my faTher. Who will taKe Care of me whEn You Are gonE?'

sHe grippeD my right hand and held firmLY as she pLeaDed.

'PlEase Don't go.'

'I'll Be bAck for You MY love, I PromisE,' I repLiEd.

SHE SigheD. tHeN leAnEd her head
,' he barked.

A wave of f ear pulsed  thro ugh  th enurs e'sface.

'Sorrys ir.' 

'What do you want?'
'The  t e stsr es ultshave be e nc o ncl ud ed ,'sh e  s aid.
He  snatch ed the doc ume nt , scanned it br iefly, lea fed  through its  pa ges an dpac e d tow ard s the  exitd oor. H e stopped ,t urnedr ound an d po inte d at the quaranti n es taff.

'Keep t hem he re un t i l I  co me back, u nd ersto o d?'

Ev e ry o n e  no d ded. 'Yes, si r.'

He mum b led  angry  w ord s  under  hisbr e ath  as he stor medout of th e door . 

# Cha p ter 6
My eye s g lar ed a r ou nd  th eb att l egro u ndas my wa rr io rs tr aine d . I  rea liz ed s ometh ing was missi ng. 

'T h eyare n ot re ady, 'I mur mured. 

I g es tured at one of  mygenerals.  Th egen er al sp r intedtow ard s me as  if his lif ed e p en ded on it.

'At yo ur s er vice, my  leade r ,'  h e  huffedan d p uffe d . 

'Ho w ma n ysoldiers  do we ha ve  readyfo r comb at ?'
'2 0 tho u sand ,' herepliedwitho u t maintaininge ye contact.
' Fa i r  e n ough , d ismissed.'
The gene ralb ow ed, turne d rou nd an d  ran back towards t he  young  warr iors.

2 week s before t h e rainingseas o n, I also partici pated  in traini n g at the  batt le groun d. I hadt o  teach t hem  my  sy ste m an d battle form a t ions .I train edthe war rio rsand  in st illed a r igorousof fe ns iv e f ormat i ons from  d awn  t ill  dusk .  Unfor tunat ely,  w el ost  few wa r ri o r s al on gtheway .
As d awng ent ly brok e, I wasbac k  atmy  r oyal ho usehold, laid  i n bed. I n ot ice d my w i f e's eyes  glaring at me. Sadness was wri tte n all  ove r her fac e a nd eye s.'Whatseemsto be  b oth e r ing y o u ,mylo ve?' I ask e d  in  a co nc erne d tone. 

'I am scared Gab r iel ,' she cried. 

' Why? I  a m h e re topr o tec t you.'

'I fear,  I will ne ve r  s ee you aga i n,'  s he reve aled.
I und e rstoodwhat shemeant.

' I' ll r e t urn , don't wo rry.'

' How do yo u  know ? 'She b ark ed. 'I  d on' t wan t yout o d ie li ke myfa ther.Who w il l take c are of me when you aregone?' 

She  gr ipped myrig h t h and and h eldfirmly asshe  pl eaded .
' Pleas e do n 't  go . '

'I 'llb e back fo r  y oum y  l ove, I prom i s e ,'I rep lie d .

She  sig hed. Then leanedh er head
,' he_barked.

A wave_of fear pulsed through_the nurse's_face.

'Sorry_sir.'

'What do_you_want?'

'The tests results_have been concluded,'_she said.

He snatched the_document, scanned it_briefly,_leafed through its pages and paced towards the exit door. He stopped, turned round_and_pointed at_the_quarantine_staff.

'Keep them here until I_come back, understood?'

Everyone nodded. 'Yes,_sir.'

He mumbled_angry words under his breath as he stormed_out_of the door.

#_Chapter 6

My eyes glared around the battle ground as_my warriors trained. I realized something_was missing.

'They are_not_ready,'_I murmured.

I gestured at_one of my generals. The general_sprinted towards me as if his_life depended on it.

'At your service, my_leader,' he huffed and puffed.

'How many_soldiers do we have ready_for combat?'

'20_thousand,' he replied without maintaining_eye contact.

'Fair enough,_dismissed.'

The general_bowed, turned round_and ran back towards the young_warriors.

2 weeks before_the raining season, I also participated_in_training at the_battle_ground._I had_to teach them_my_system and_battle_formations. I trained the warriors and_instilled_a rigorous offensive formations from dawn till_dusk. Unfortunately, we lost_few_warriors along the way.

As_dawn gently broke, I was_back at my royal household, laid_in bed._I noticed_my wife's eyes glaring at me. Sadness was written all over_her face and eyes.

'What seems to_be bothering you, my_love?' I_asked_in a concerned_tone.

'I_am scared_Gabriel,' she cried.

'Why? I am here to_protect you.'

'I_fear, I will never see you_again,' she revealed.

I understood_what_she meant.

'I'll return, don't worry.'

'How do_you know?' She barked. 'I don't_want you to die like_my_father._Who will take care of_me when you are gone?'

She gripped_my right hand_and held firmly as she pleaded.

'Please don't_go.'

'I'll_be back for you my love,_I_promise,' I replied.

She sighed. Then leaned_her_head