Chapter 1389: Decision
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Emery was currently faced with a difficult dilemma, caught between choices that were all equally important and dire. The first would save thousands of lives, the second saved someone he cared about, and the last was arguably to save the most important person on this mission.
He very well understood that his master and Silva would not have asked him to come if their situation was not dire. And from what they've written in the messages they've sent, both of them sounded like they needed immediate help. Of course, this realization only plunged Emery into a deeper dilemma.
Seeing that the battle between the acolytes and the Nightwalkers was about to start again, Emery knew that he had to make his decision now; so he did.
Mustering the spirit energy within his body, Emery performed a gesture with his hand and created a huge Spatial Gate before shouting loudly for all of the acolytes to hear. "Get in the portal right now!"
The sheer size of the portal, coupled with the fact that Emery had directly cast it without any specific coordinates, meant that the Spatial Gate led to an unknown place with the only thing that was certain being that it was another hundred miles further away from the compound.
What Emery was giving the acolytes now was basically time.
With them teleported another 100 miles, there were only 150 miles left for them to traverse before finally arriving at the western gate. With the situation currently in his hands, this was all Emery could do for them.
Still, before he departed, Emery did not forget to hand the task of leading these acolytes to Mahinder.
"I am counting on you. Be safe!"
It took only three minutes for all of the acolytes to finally step into the portal. However, time was not on his side as a single minute could mean life or death for his friends and seniors.
Emery believed it was a risk needed to ensure those 1000 acolytes would reach safety, which was the main reason he and the others were here.
Immediately after, Emery's figure disappeared as he cast [Blink], arriving on top of the ruins of one of the tallest buildings in the area.
There, he waved his hand and opened a Spatial Gate that would return him to a place a few miles outside of the compound. Stepping out of the gate, Emery quickly tried to sense the whereabouts of his master.
Before he could do so, his attention was distracted by another message. He quickly checked it and to his surprise, it came from Headmaster Delbrand, and was addressed to everyone in the group to receive.
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Emery was currently faced with a difficult dilemma, caught between choices that were all equally important and dire. The first would save thousands of lives, the second saved someone he cared about, and the last was arguably to save the most important person on this mission.
He very well understood that his master and Silva would not have asked him to come if their situation was not dire. And from what they've written in the messages they've sent, both of them sounded like they needed immediate help. Of course, this realization only plunged Emery into a deeper dilemma.
Seeing that the battle between the acolytes and the Nightwalkers was about to start again, Emery knew that he had to make his decision now; so he did.
Mustering the spirit energy within his body, Emery performed a gesture with his hand and created a huge Spatial Gate before shouting loudly for all of the acolytes to hear. "Get in the portal right now!"
The sheer size of the portal, coupled with the fact that Emery had directly cast it without any specific coordinates, meant that the Spatial Gate led to an unknown place with the only thing that was certain being that it was another hundred miles further away from the compound.
What Emery was giving the acolytes now was basically time.
With them teleported another 100 miles, there were only 150 miles left for them to traverse before finally arriving at the western gate. With the situation currently in his hands, this was all Emery could do for them.
Still, before he departed, Emery did not forget to hand the task of leading these acolytes to Mahinder.
"I am counting on you. Be safe!"
It took only three minutes for all of the acolytes to finally step into the portal. However, time was not on his side as a single minute could mean life or death for his friends and seniors.
Emery believed it was a risk needed to ensure those 1000 acolytes would reach safety, which was the main reason he and the others were here.
Immediately after, Emery's figure disappeared as he cast [Blink], arriving on top of the ruins of one of the tallest buildings in the area.
There, he waved his hand and opened a Spatial Gate that would return him to a place a few miles outside of the compound. Stepping out of the gate, Emery quickly tried to sense the whereabouts of his master.
Before he could do so, his attention was distracted by another message. He quickly checked it and to his surprise, it came from Headmaster Delbrand, and was addressed to everyone in the group to receive.
Emery was currently faced with a difficult dilemma, caught between choices that were all equally important and dire. The first would save thousands of lives, the second saved someone he cared about, and the last was arguably to save the most important person on this mission.He very well understood that his master and Silva would not have asked him to come if their situation was not dire. And from what they've written in the messages they've sent, both of them sounded like they needed immediate help. Of course, this realization only plunged Emery into a deeper dilemma.Seeing that the battle between the acolytes and the Nightwalkers was about to start again, Emery knew that he had to make his decision now; so he did.Mustering the spirit energy within his body, Emery performed a gesture with his hand and created a huge Spatial Gate before shouting loudly for all of the acolytes to hear. "Get in the portal right now!"The sheer size of the portal, coupled with the fact that Emery had directly cast it without any specific coordinates, meant that the Spatial Gate led to an unknown place with the only thing that was certain being that it was another hundred miles further away from the compound.What Emery was giving the acolytes now was basically time.With them teleported another 100 miles, there were only 150 miles left for them to traverse before finally arriving at the western gate. With the situation currently in his hands, this was all Emery could do for them. Still, before he departed, Emery did not forget to hand the task of leading these acolytes to Mahinder."I am counting on you. Be safe!"It took only three minutes for all of the acolytes to finally step into the portal. However, time was not on his side as a single minute could mean life or death for his friends and seniors.Emery believed it was a risk needed to ensure those 1000 acolytes would reach safety, which was the main reason he and the others were here.Immediately after, Emery's figure disappeared as he cast Blink, arriving on top of the ruins of one of the tallest buildings in the area.There, he waved his hand and opened a Spatial Gate that would return him to a place a few miles outside of the compound. Stepping out of the gate, Emery quickly tried to sense the whereabouts of his master. Before he could do so, his attention was distracted by another message. He quickly checked it and to his surprise, it came from Headmaster Delbrand, and was addressed to everyone in the group to receive.
