Predatory Marriage

creamed frantically, passing over other people, chairs or tables.
They stumbled on the way to the exits, making the whole place a total chaos.
The man laughed as he watched people run towards the doors, abandoning their dignity.
The man’s eyelids narrowed, his eyes shone with ecstasy.
– Chapter advanced in NovelUtopia

“Ladies and Gentlemen! From now on…”

The wild beasts suddenly appeared from all directions.
The man jumped from the stage and joined the crowd.

“I hope you are all good at running!” he shouted.

***

As soon as Leah released the girl from her chains, the little Kurkan girl ran to the trader who had owned her.
She jumped up, trampling him savagely, as if he would die a second time.

Ishakan grabbed the girl who was jumping on the man and pushed her aside.
Then he searched the body and took out a bunch of keys from it.
They were in his hand, the first symbol of freedom of the Kurkan slaves.

“Haban, Genin.”

At his call, the two appeared, then he threw the keys at them.

“Everyone will gather here,” he said.

Haban and Genin, taking the keys, began their search.
They finished soon after, returning with all the Kurkan captives.
They were decently dressed because they had been captured just before they headed for the auction.
While Haban was guiding them, Genin reported to Ishakan.

“Contrary to the number we expected, I think there is one missing.
Maybe it’s somewhere else,” she said.

“He has a very hostile attitude, so I think he was trapped in a separate room,” the girl shouted.
She was squatting in the corner, but suddenly intervened.
She walked with determination when she met Ishakan’s gaze.
“I can lead you to where he is.”

Ishakan turned to Haban and Genin.
“How much time do we have before the auction starts?”

“We are a little short of time,” Haban responded.

Ishakan thought about Haban’s answer for a moment before deciding.
“I will go with the princess.
As for all of you…” he stopped, the corners of his mouth raised.
“Please greet the guests of the auction.”

Haban’s and Genin’s eyes shone.
It’s been a while since they had any good action, and all this was on a completely different level.
Excited to lead the other Kurkans, they disappeared.

Leah hoped that Count Valtein would not be too horrified by the impending bloodbath.
She and Ishakan left, following the girl.