"Is that all?" Alexander asked with an ugly look of dissatisfaction.
Kael looked at him, "I don't understand Elder, should there be more?"
Hearing Kael's question, Alexander's face scrunched up and his silver eyes flared with righteous rage.
"We have been trapped here for so many years," Alexander said, puffing his muscular chest out with his nostrils shrinking and enlarging in rapid succession.
"We were not trapped here because there was no way out, no, we were trapped here because some creatures have thought it best to keep us here for their own benefits.
We should be kings, not prisoners, not begging for our freedom.
I want us to leave here as much as anyone else. But I don't want to leave those who did this to us just like that.
We have to make them suffer…"
*CRACK!*
A web-like crack spread out on the wooden table. Kael didn't know how strong this table was but he guessed it should be really strong.
