29. Final Confrontation Two
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"I have been received warmly" she said with a sinister smile on her face as her army assembled behind her.
"You do not have to do this mother, surrender and let this war end now!" I warned boldly from across the field where I stood.
"I think it is too late for that now my dear. I murdered your sister but you are so willing to give me forgiveness, Quite pathetic don't you seem" she said. Her eyes were filled with malice and her smile dripping with arrogance, the gravity of the situation settled heavily upon my shoulders. This was the moment of truth, the culmination of years of darkness and pain, and I knew that the outcome of this battle would determine the fate of every single one of us standing there.
"Dear King, these are your people that have
