Transmigration Into The Beginning After The End

Chapter 7 -Decision-

Hello there readers, it is me; GentleLord. I am here to announce the ending for the first volume for this fanfiction. I know it's a little to short for a volume but there were something that I made up my mind on. 

First, I will be posting the last two chapters together for all volumes when they end. Second, the second volume won't take a month since I am already half way in the second volume--which cover won't change unless there are some fan arts or something else I could put. Third, in the second volume, there might be chapters that resemble the novel's chapter but with some words changed, so don't get mad at me for just re-wording it and adding new characters in there. 

And last but not least, I am once again thankful to you the readers for you time to read this fanfiction. At this point you guys are the reason why I want to wake up and write the most interesting chapter for the next released. So thank you guys for this opportunity. 

Also, should I have a social for my author account, discussing some chapter concerns? If so I already have a reddit, GentleLord-Shine, just in case. Maybe in the future I might make an Instagram or some other socials. 

Well that's all and sorry for the long intro. Enjoy these two chapters and remember, there will be wait of one or two weeks for the second volume's release. 

Sincerely; GentleLord. 

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CHAPTER 7 -DECISION-

Mordain let out a powerful spell, letting the mana around me shiver again as the sun rose from behind me.

My hand was already close to the sword, what could go wrong here? My death is for sure one thing but either than that?

Not having another plan in mind but only to grab the opportunity to get the sword, I decided to make that call.

I didn't look back to see the asuran prince's face but I knew he had some guilt for letting such a powerful spell slip like that to a two year old boy.

The giant sphere dissipated into a huge wall of fire or lava, I couldn't tell because I had tunnel vision on the sword specially. But what I did know was that I needed mana to coat my body with it to alleviate the damage done to me and my infant body.

I closed the palm of my dominant hand and tried to pull out the sword but it was too much for me right now. With no mana in my core, calling back the mana in my legs–that I had used as support–back into my core.

Like I had thought, only six percent of my mana was back. I was surprised with how much I needed to support my fragile legs during this time. I currently now have to face this giant wall of heat with just a sword made out of fire... wait.

A sword made out of fire... The same sword that was on my hands, stuck into the ground from a single throw.

To counter the wall I too needed a wall from the same element. Overload the fire–yet looking like a normal sword–with my six or less percent of mana. It was far stretched as well as a gamble but I had no other option in my arsenal.

If only I had a beast will to use like Sylvia's who had the ability to stop time, though it wasn't without paying a price.

Ahh! To hell with this!

Instead of using the mana for overloading the sword, I made the ground below the sword move so that I could get it out. When it landed free from the ground, the weight countered my sense of perception and I was on a timer.

The fire wall was already close enough for me to feel the heat, one thing that I didn't believe at the moment was that the sword reacted to the spell in front of me. Perhaps maybe, I could use the three percent of my mana left in my core to strengthen my weak arms to later then swing the sword against the fiery wall.