Taking the Mafia to the Magic World - Chapter 1047

Chapter 1047 War's Destruction

Two days of travel were enough for Vicente and Larissa to understand the war in Amae.

Unlike the fighting in Light Cay, which took place in secluded places, without the battles ever reaching the masses, the situation in Amae was completely out in the open.

They passed through two battlefields in these few days of travel, seeing not only areas devastated by the fighting of those involved in the conflict, but also many bodies and even wounded survivors. n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Those involved in the war didn't seem at all concerned with hiding the trails of death they had been leaving across Amae, turning what had been a natural paradise until recently into a boiling battlefield.

The wounded were simply left behind to die slowly or even to survive and carry the message of what would happen to them to the island's tribes.

There were no cities in Amae. The island comprised tribes and free regions, where weaker tribes would gather in the same area, but each had its own territory and hardly interacted with each other so that there was a need for cities.

The island's economy was also quite rudimentary, with barter being the most widely used method of trade on Amae, without the existence of a common currency useful throughout the island.

This was one reason why the island was so difficult for those who didn't have a side, but also why the current war was so brutal.

Vicente felt as if he was traveling through one area dominated only by Polaris Realm beasts, where situations similar to Amae's could be seen before The Purification.

In particular, the forces in areas like Majestic Treefrog Grove lived in peace for most of the time, but now and then in the history of Polaris Realm there have been major wars in these forest regions, with situations similar to Amae's developing.

When magical beings so far apart in different territories fought, things could get bloody and destructive very quickly!

Humans were no better, Vicente knew that. But perhaps living in the same cities and having their loved ones share similar environments to their enemies prevented humans from fighting on such a ridiculous scale.

Meanwhile, everyone in Nan's group continued to wear the special armor Vicente had created for them and hid the symbols in their vehicles.

Unless one came close to their group, realizing that they were part of one of the most complicated tribes today would be almost impossible.

That was changing, however.

As the group traveled through the muddy terrain, Nan continued to look out of the window of her vehicle, her gaze not at all pretty. She had been feeling strange for the last hour and now she was displaying behavior that caught Vicente's attention.

Seeing how she was swinging one of her legs and biting the nails of one of her hands, Vicente sighed and left his vehicle.

One thing he had learned about Nan's behavior—probably from fairies in general—was that whenever something bad was about to happen, she seemed to act out of the ordinary.

He didn't need to ask the fairy in the group what was bothering her. He left the carriage and sat above the vehicle, signaling for Rex and the group's guards to continue on their way, as they had planned.

"Vicente?" Larissa asked, having already noticed the same as her partner to understand that trouble was approaching them.

"I'm just getting ready in case something happens. Don't worry, I'll keep the group safe. Just stay with Nan and the others for now."

The dwarf and elf of the group appeared next to Vicente, while Larissa agreed as she continued in the vehicle.

"A Water Elemental did the damage you're seeing," said the dwarf, as he recognized the magical fluctuation remaining in the area. "That probably wasn't the first battle that resulted in this desolate place. But it was certainly a Water Elemental that was here."

"Was? I feel like they still are," said the elf as he felt the hairs on his body stand up in alarm at the enemy's presence.

Vicente scanned the terrain, soon finding something in front of their path.