Chapter 105: War of Destiny

The sun finally rose in all its magnificent glory after two whole days of relentless rainfall, finally signaling to the world it still existed.

"Haha, looks like dawn has come early, Your Majesty. Ramuh blesses us again," Kefka credited the king for driving away the two days of relentless rainfall to give them the brilliant sunshine they were basking in.

"Those rats will not be able to run," Arazadm growled menacingly, eager to kill the mercenaries and if possible personally slay the mercenary commander or better yet capture and torture him.

Alexander also had a similar reaction to the rain stopping.

Remembering that Ramuh was the god of lightning, thunder, and rain, he remarked sarcastically to the nearby soldiers, "The rain has stopped. This signals that Adhania has lost Ramuh's favor." And only time would tell how right or wrong he was about this seemingly mundane statement.

The Adhanian army was led by Amenheraft, with its two generals being Kefka and Arazadm.