Chapter 1: Ansellellor
The First was in a small bright room, he looked thoughtfully at the bun and did not know whether he wanted to eat it or not.
“Your Imperial Majesty,” Alkirda said to Ansell, “a northerner who can turn into an argiphone has been found!”
“Oh, what wonderful news, Alkirda! Finally!” Ansell was very happy, “Where exactly?”
“Near Grandavalnall, Your Imperial Majesty,” Alkirda replied.
“So good!” and Ansell read a clairvoyance spell and saw Laylith and Edelmer. “Oh, well, what a delightful day, Alkirda, what a delightful day!”
“Yes, Your Imperial Majesty,” Alkirda agreed.
Ansell cast a portal spell and instantly found himself in the forest, right in the path of the northerner and his daughter.
“Is that... is that you?!” Laylith said in horror. Ansell didn’t even notice the hatred in her expression at first.
“Bastard, I’ll kill you!” Edelmer shouted and rushed to Ansell. Ansell reacted and quickly cast a cage prison spell. Edelmer found himself in a cage, but at that moment Laylith had already released a fireball at Ansell, and he had to jump away.
Ansell quickly cast another cage prison spell, and a magical cage formed around Laylith.
“What a day, what a day! You didn’t disappear, as I expected... You know, Laylith, all your friends are back with me, alive and well!” Ansell said, approaching the cage with Laylith.
“I’ll cut out your filthy heart and feed it to the grigrattas!” Laylith shouted.
“Why aren’t you happy, dear?” Ansell was surprised. “Neika, Tannah, Kansifa, Ellia, Bertha, Nella, and, of course, Rshana. Everyone is alive! Shouldn’t that make you happy? After all, someone died in the past because of you!” he made a pause. “In the past! Ha, how funny it is to talk about it! Oh, oh, I wish I could repeat our glorious...” he stammered and looked attentively at Laylith. “Wait a minute, where’s my baby? What happened to him?”
“He died, this dead bastard fell out of me because he didn’t want to live feeling who his father was!” Laylith shouted with tears in her eyes.
“You will pay for everything!” Ansell heard Edelmer. “You will beg for mercy when my hands grab your throat, I promise you!” Edelmer tried to turn into an argiphone, but it didn’t work out.
“You’re still threatening, aren’t you, Eder? And you once again remember how my dick entered the hole of your beloved daughter!”
Edelmer, out of rage, tried to unclench the magical bars.
“All right,” Laylith said calmly, wiping away her tears. “What do you want?”
“I want you, my dear Laylith!” Ansell said with enthusiasm.
“Bastard creature!” Edelmer shouted.
“Dad, don’t,” Laylith shook her head.
“If you get me, will you let my father go?” Laylith asked.
“Pfft, haha,” Ansell laughed. “Let him go, so that he would then look for you, suffer and suffer, not knowing where you are? No, it’s better to let him look at us, at our happy family… Oh, I forgot to say, I became the Emperor of the Firsts! And this has already happened quite a long time ago. And there are almost no Firsts here, so don’t worry about your Ermir. I don’t need alanjruon anymore. But I need young women, especially women like you, Laylith.” Ansell smiled slyly.
Ansell cast a spell and opened a portal to his new tower. And he moved the prisoners there, dispelled the spell of the prison cage and cast a spell of magical shackles.
“Ellia!” Laylith exclaimed when she saw the chained girls. “Neika, Kansifa, Rshana...”
“What kind of dirty half-blood is this? How does she know you?” Bertha shouted.
“I am glad to see you too, Amalibertha!” Laylith said happily.
“All right, you have fun for now, but I have things to do,” Ansell said and disappeared.
