Chapter 69: Chapter 69: Stop—Are You Pulling a Fast One on Me?

Anis couldn’t help but cringe every time he thought of his battle with Keter. The outcome was inevitable as Keter came to him when he was in his worst condition and fought close-range, the weakness of archers. Anis didn’t think he lost because Keter was stronger than him; he believed it was because he was in such bad shape at the time.

So the next time, Anis went to Keter after recovering. Plus, he had also grown in terms of skill and technique. However, he fell to the ground from an arrow Keter threw. Anis blocked it, but the arrow still made him fall. He thought the arrow had missed him, but it hit a rock instead, which ended up hitting his knee.

I let my guard down.