I Became the Youngest Prince in the Novel Chapter 135

I became the youngest prince in the novel Episode 135

Chapter 37 Giant Colony (5)

At the extreme end of a large colony of giants in the northern part of the continent, there was a snowy mountain so high that the end could not be seen.

This mountain, named ‘Sky Mountain’ because its top reached the sky, was a place unknown even to the large colony of giants.

No, to be precise, it is correct to say that it is a place that is known, but no one comes to.

The climate was so cold that it would freeze you the moment you exhaled, the terrain was extremely rough, and in addition, it was a place where there were as many monsters as the stars in the sky, strong enough to be the losers of a region.

Therefore, ‘Sky Mountain’ was a forbidden place even for a large colony of giants.

“so… … “There’s a friend of ours on that mountain?”

Raine Dranir opened his mouth with a tired look as he looked at the pure white ‘Sky Mountain’ rising above the clouds.

“okay.”

The silver-haired woman walking next to him nodded.

“No, is it possible for people to live in a place like that?”

“of course. Humans have greater survival and adaptability than you think. Moreover, the person we are going to meet now is not a human, but a giant.”

“her… … .”

Lane’s face suddenly darkened at the woman’s words.

Lane was born in the northern city of Ruin, but she hated the cold.

Because my constitution itself is prone to cold.

That’s why I couldn’t help but dislike the current situation of having to head to the coldest place in the already cold North.

“If you’re having a hard time, wait here. “I will go alone.”

“When did I say it was hard? I don’t act this harshly or anything like that. What do you look at people for? Let’s go!”

The woman laughed at Lane’s reaction and increased her walking speed.

Because I had to complete recruiting colleagues as quickly as possible and move on to the next plan.

The future he saw was changing all the time even at this very moment, so there was no time to delay.

‘The things we need to obtain are decreasing at a rapid pace.’

Along with that, a person naturally appeared in the woman’s mind.

‘Sion Agnes.’

He is at the center of all these changes and is the one who took some of what he had to gain.

Of course, it was okay because he didn’t touch on the core things, but he was a person that kept getting on my nerves.

‘I’ll have to meet you sometime soon.’

Only then will you be able to judge with certainty.

Whether or not this person is helpful to you.

at that time.

“So who is the giant we have to meet on that mountain?”

Lane, who was walking next to her with a grumpy expression, asked the woman.

After thinking about it, a name came out of the woman’s mouth as she looked at the ‘Sky Mountain.’

“Turzan.”

The strongest warrior of the giant race, and the third heaven among the ‘seven heavens’.

And this was someone who would soon become the woman’s companion.

* * *

“… … This, this!”

A cry of disbelief came out of Batar’s mouth as he stared blankly at the blue-black chain coming off Sion’s hand.

His trembling eyes contained an emotion so great that even the word astonishment could not express it.

“Is this really… … .”

As if to confirm, Batar pointed at the chain with his finger and looked at Sion.

“I asked you to prove it, so you can find out. or not… … “Did he really ask me to present something I couldn’t recognize as a proof?”

The cold voice of Zion.

“That’s not it!”

Batar shook his head and answered.

It was true to some extent, but he wasn’t foolish enough to admit it.

‘Is this really… … ‘Are you saying it’s the giant destroyer used by Achelis?’

Honestly, I couldn’t believe it.

Things about Akelis have not been passed down to the extent that even some of her achievements exist only within the Blue Claw tribe.

In addition, his weapon, Gigaperses, disappeared immediately after the destruction of the Giant King and has never been seen again until now.

It was absolutely impossible for such a giant destroyer to reappear in the hands of a human who was not even a giant.

So, originally, I would have snorted and concluded that it was fake without even checking, but I couldn’t do that this time.

‘It’s too much for that…’ … .’

The appearance of the giant destroyer has been passed down to only a few within the Blue Claw tribe.

Because that appearance and the appearance of the chain in front of me were very similar.

‘Plus, the power felt from that chain.’

As if to prove that it was the natural enemy of giants, just looking at it sent shivers down my spine and made me feel weak throughout my body.

Along with that, an overwhelming energy weighing down all around.

There was no way a weapon with that appearance and energy could exist in this world other than the Giant Destroyer.

Confidence slowly grew within Baatar’s trembling eyes.

“how… … Where did you get that from?”

“I guess that’s not important now.”

An ominous darkness begins to flicker within Sion’s eyes as he looks at Baatar.

Fear slowly rose in Batar’s heart as he faced it.

How many times did he look at Zion and the Giant Destroyer alternately while suppressing such fear?

Eventually, a heavy voice came out from the mouth of the tribal leader.

“… … From now on, the Blue Claws will follow His Highness Zion, the rightful descendant of the great hero Achelis.”

It was a sudden decision, but I had no choice.

Baatar himself had already said that he was a descendant of Achelis and had personally decided how to prove it.

Prince Sion perfectly accomplished that proof.

If he did not follow suit, he would be denying his own words, and it would be the same as abandoning the honor and pride of a giant.

“Now then, let’s talk about the war with the ‘Red Horn’.”

Shion smiled slightly as he looked at Batar, then naturally sat down at the head of the table and opened his mouth.

There was a sense of rushing to the point, but Shion knew that in a large-scale war like this, the faster you make decisions and move, the better your chances of winning.

“Before that, let me ask you one thing.”

At that time, a question came out of Batar’s mouth.

“What you said a little while ago, that we will win this war… … “Are you sure?”

“I don’t say I can do what I can’t do.”

Zion’s answer contained a strange confidence, as if it would definitely happen.

A much calmer voice came out of the tribe leader’s mouth as he thought about something for a moment.

“… … All right. “Then, let me briefly explain the current situation and our forces.”

Batar’s explanation that followed was almost similar to the information that Zion had found out using the shadow of eternity before coming to the large colony.

Except for one thing.

“… … Last night’s massive raid took down most of our front lines except for the strongholds of our Blue Claws and other colonies. Therefore, the current situation is so serious that it can be said to be the biggest crisis since the war began. If we don’t re-establish the front line quickly… … In the next battle, we will most likely be defeated.”

After saying those words, Batar closed his mouth and quietly waited for Sion’s words.

In fact, there were not many instructions that Zion could give in this situation.

‘Divide the central power and supplement the existing fronts, or give up some of the fronts and narrow the scope to solidify the remaining fronts.’

But soon the words that came out of Zion’s mouth completely escaped his thoughts.

“Bring all the forces still remaining on the front lines and other colonies here.”

“… … ?”

The eyes of Baatar and Kaftan, who had been listening quietly next to him, were filled with doubt.

“Your Highness, then we will be surrounded by enemies.”

“doesn’t care. “This war will end before then anyway.”

“yes? What do you mean?”

“The Utekan will soon join us over there.”

It was when Batar was about to question those unknown words once again.

“older brother!”

Batar’s younger brother, Batar, ran into Daejeon with an urgent look on his face.

He looked at Sion, who was sitting at the head table, with strange eyes for a moment, then immediately shouted at Batar.

“Fourth Prince Utekan has just joined the Red Horn Tribe!”

“… … what?”

“I guess he came here himself to end this war quickly. “We have received information that the movements of other colonies following Utekan are also unusual.”

At those words, Batar’s widened eyes turned to Sion.

How on earth did Prince Shion know this?

“Now there will be all-out war.”

Looking at the surprised giants, Sion spoke in a quiet voice.

In a way, it was a natural story.

There was no way Utekan would miss the opportunity to eliminate his original target, Zion himself, and all the opposing giants who were a nuisance.

Within a few days, they will storm here with all available power.

“… … .”

At Sion’s words, the faces of all the giants, including Batar, suddenly hardened.

In the first place, the difference in power between themselves and the pro-Utekan faction giants was too great to be covered by strategy or tactics.

Therefore, there was only a chance of victory if they were thoroughly dispersed and defeated individually.

However, as an all-out war began with the enemies gathered around Utecan, the situation was bound to be hopeless.

‘Seeing as he came faster than I expected, I guess he must have been in quite a good mood.’

But unlike them, Zion’s eyes were just as calm as the first time.

Because everything was going as expected.

“You know that if you stay like this, you’ll die, right?”

“… … “Then what do you plan to do?”

Batar asked in a heavy tone in response to Shion’s words.

“I guess I’ll catch them off guard when they didn’t think of it.”

“If you catch me off guard… … .”

An answer that no one expected came out of Sion’s mouth as he smiled ominously.

“We’ll hit there first.”

* * *

“What is Zion’s current location?”

This was the first question Utekan asked as soon as he arrived at the ‘Red Horn’ tribe’s colony and sat down at the head table.

It also meant that he was very conscious of Zion.

“In the colony of the Blue Claw tribe. “I think they plan to use their power.”

“Did that happen as expected?”

Utekan chuckled as if he had expected this from the report of the giant standing next to him.

If you think about it, you could say it was natural.

Sion’s intelligence would have noticed that the Wollo Legion was not moving by now, so finding a replacement for it was a natural order.

‘But the problem is that the Blue Claw tribe and the small and medium-sized colonies under them will not simply listen to Zion.’

They were such stubborn people that even Utekan himself gave up and decided to get rid of them.

It would be nearly impossible for Zion, who is not of mixed blood with a giant, to take them under his command.

Moreover, if they tried to move to subdue the monster army rather than war, it was obvious that the possibility would be even lower.

However, Utekan hoped that Zion would overcome that possibility and embrace them.

‘That way we can get rid of it all at once.’

Of course, there was no thought in Utekan’s mind that he would lose because of that.

Because this was overwhelmingly advantageous.

‘If you have to eliminate them separately, it is better to attack Zion first rather than the opposing giants. The best time to eliminate it is when Sion returns from defeating the monster army, but it wouldn’t be a bad idea to move before subduing it to reduce variables.’

Utekan is lost in thought, tapping his fingers on the armrests of the chair he is sitting on.

Is it because everything related to Zion so far has had bad results?

Although everything was going perfectly, there was still a ray of anxiety in his mind, and in order to erase it, Utekan kept checking to see if there were any variables he had missed.

‘This is enough for now…’ … .’

at that time.

“His Highness Utekan, Prince Sion and the opposition giants have begun to move!”

A giant from the Red Horn tribe approached where Utekan was and shouted with an urgent look on his face.

There was a faint look of surprise in Utekan’s eyes.

‘If we moved together… … Have you really captured the Blue Claw tribe? ‘How is it roasted and boiled?’

Soon after, Utekan, who had erased those doubts, asked the giant.

“Where are you going? Did you head straight to where the monster army is?”

“no!”

“then?”

The giant’s answer to that question was something Utekan had never expected.

“Here, coming here now!”

“… … what?”

“It looks like they are trying to start an all-out war with us.”

Utekan’s eyes began to shake at that.

fantasy,