Chapter 861: The Deus Behemoth Empire’s decision (II)
Eon and the other Patriarchs of the Ten Great Bloodlines' eyes widened as they heard those words. Although visions and prophecies were not something they felt confident in relying upon, it was no secret that the Patriarch of the Solis Clan had the gift of clairvoyance, and his visions always came true, one way or another.
It was clear to everyone that the darkness Lord Kabuto saw engulfing the Deus Behemoth Empire was none other than the Dark Fog of Dark Sky, and the red light that would clash against it was the young man standing before them in a red robe, whose eyes glowed like a blood sea.
Eon glanced around the room, observing how all the Patriarchs analyzed the information before he unleashed his aura and drew everybody's attention.
"There are only two paths left for us. The Dues Behemoth Empire can fight with all its power against this darkness that threatens to engulf our world, or we can remain hidden, cowardly in Hyperion, too afraid to fight and hoping that the threat is eliminated. Those who think that refusing to participate in this battle will prevent the death of their young ones are mistaken."
The Deus Behemoth Emperor paused at this point, and after seeing that he had everyone's attention, he continued.
"If the Scarlet King fails, Dark Sky will reach the Hyperion Continent and kill all of us. If he wins while we hide, we will enjoy safety for thousands of years, but we will have doomed the Deus Behemoth Race.
That sneaky bastard Ishamel practically lives for honor, so I assure you he will send the full power of the Atrox Immortus Race into the battlefield, and they will grow monstrously powerful thanks to the Ouroboros System."
As soon as he finished those words, Eon's eyes began to glow with a sharp and monstrous fighting will.
"The Vulcano Clan is neither cowardly nor is it the Imperial Army. We will march toward Atlas and fight against the darkness that threatens to engulf the entire world!"
The Patriarchs of the Ten Great Bloodlines were surprised by these words. Eon seemed against the war from the start, yet he was the first to declare his determination, and his previous words closed all exits for the Patriarchs. They could not use excuses to protect their clans or people, and if they did not want to fight, they had to admit they were too afraid to march onto the battlefield.