Nameless King

Gradually, the pressure coming from Alucard and Gael began to subside. The Axalts were able to move again, but no one dared to try to attack the two creatures on the Transcendence Stage. After all, they weren't suicidal.

"Wait... They came here to talk to him...?" Osvald muttered with a dazed expression.

Each of them understood perfectly well who was the ruler of the Axalt World and what title that person had.

"Yeah, I guess so. Or rather, there are no other options." Sven nodded with a serious expression, "Maybe Alucard is being too erratic, but in fact, he's a smart bastard. Alucard knows that if he wants to, he can change the course of the war, and he'll probably side with the Arkans."

Marlis frowned. They were ghosts now and could only observe, but she was still worried because what they would see now could change things.

More puzzled than the rest was Wain. He knew that the Ruler of the Axalt World was not involved in the war, which meant that Alucard and Gael had done their job. However, Wain could not believe that he would have become on the Arox and Olax side. 

Wain didn't question Sven, who probably knew something about it. Instead, he decided to see for himself.

Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh.

The appearance of two beings with immense power could not go unnoticed by the defenders of the Axalt World, so four blue flashes immediately headed toward Alucard and Gael.

Alucard smirked, it seemed like he had been waiting for this.

A moment later, two women and two men appeared around them, in long blue robes, with sharp jians at their belts.

Their gazes were calm and sharp as if they were ready to give battle even to such opponents as Alucard and Gael. One thing was certain, they were not afraid.

"Mr. Alucard. Mr. Gael." The woman respectfully said as she bowed slightly, "You are welcome in our world anytime. However, you should have warned us and gotten permission, then we would have opened a portal for you."

Gael glanced at Alucard, who did the same. Gael looked away, enjoying the view of the huge waterfall near the village. He had given complete control of this situation to Alucard.

Alucard smirked. If Gael had any suggestions, he might have listened to him, but right now, he was alone with the four Axalts on the Fifth Chronicle.

Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh.

In a heartbeat, Alucard vanished like a ghost, then he found himself right in front of the woman who had spoken to them. Before she could do anything, Alucard grabbed her chin and kissed her.

Gael shook his head. The other three Axalts were completely shocked. They had expected anything but this, it was just too weird!

"What the hell is he doing...?" Marlis muttered as she blushed at such a scene.

"Well... I think the most correct answer is - He's doing what he wants, with absolutely no thought of the consequences." Sven shrugged.

"Hah, consequences? I doubt such a thing exists for an immortal. He doesn't really have limitations, and he takes advantage of that." Wain smirked. He had always liked the way Alucard acted, he was literally the living embodiment of freedom.

After a while, Alucard pulled his lips away from the woman, and he licked them as if he had just eaten a delicious dessert. His tongue was partially covered in blood as he bit her in the process, drinking some of her blood.

"Not bad. Axalts have clean and pleasant blood, but I wouldn't drink it too much. It's quite strong, like a whiskey from the world of alcohol." Alucard calmly said.

"Bastard! I'm not a thing to be judged!" The woman exclaimed in rage as she jumped back. However, she did not attack Alucard. He had humiliated her in front of everyone, but she knew she had to hold back to avoid disaster.

Alucard smirked, "If I wanted to, I could easily make a doll or a blood bag out of you. However, today my friend and I have come for a different purpose. Take us to your ruler."

"Agh...? Did you have an appointment?" The man muttered with a confused expression, then he shook his head, "No. That is definitely impossible. Moreover, there is no way the governor can receive you now."

Alucard glanced at him, "Why not?"

The man was about to answer, but, the second one interrupted him.

"That's enough! Alucard, go back to your world! Even if you're immortal, you still have to obey the rules of other worlds! Stop acting like a child!" The second man said sternly as he crossed his arms over his chest. He stared intently at Alucard without showing any fear.

Alucard shrugged, then he was right in front of him. With a carefree look, he slowly raised his hand and flicked the man on the forehead.

Crackle.

The man's body rippled as a powerful shockwave threw him hundreds of meters away at tremendous speed.I think you should take a look at

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

The man tumbled down the hill, raising a huge cloud of dust in the air as if it were a bomb blast.

"Hey, guys, you don't have to piss me off." Alucard said calmly, but, his words made the others wince as he was now a bit more serious, "I'm a guest in this world, so I try to behave politely like a true gentleman. However, don't forget that I am actually a beast. I assure you, you don't want to check it out."

The three Axalts gulped. Alucard hadn't even released his aura, but they realized that they no longer had a say. They could either submit or die, the choice was pretty obvious.

Tap.

Gael placed a hand on Alucard's shoulder, with a slight smile looking at the Axalts, "My friend, I think they've already figured it out and made their decision, don't you?"

The woman Alucard kissed nodded.

"Sure. I apologize that my mate was rude to you. We will escort you to our ruler right now." The woman spoke with a serious expression.

"Good." Alucard nodded.

Then, they all turned into flashes, heading north of the Axalt World at breakneck speed.

Wain, Sven, Marlis, and Osvald followed them. Everything around them began to blend and distort due to the tremendous speed until they came to an abrupt stop.

"This is as far as we can take you, though I don't think it's a problem for you." The woman glanced at Alucard before waving her hand and disappearing just like the others.

Alucard smiled, "Well, well, when I get bored I can sleep for a few decades. You can do meditation, however, that bastard never stops on the path to power, does he?"

Gael nodded with a slight smirk, "I must say I respect him. To have that kind of stability and stamina is something no one but him can achieve."

In front of them were massive mountains with snow-capped peaks where the snowfall never seemed to stop. The cold wind sweeping across the mountains and cliffs was swift and brutal.

In the mountain pass, there was a huge stone temple, with several levels. It had been partially destroyed, due to time, rain, and wind that for hundreds of years had subjected the temple to the trials of nature.

The one Alucard and Gael were looking for was at the very top of the temple, which was on the same level as the mountain peaks. From there, there was a view of the entire Axalt World, a peaceful world from the most dangerous and unfriendly place.

Around this entire area was a barrier, but not an ordinary one, in fact, there was no barrier, however, few people could enter this area.

Step. Step. Step.

Alucard descended to the ground, calmly heading towards the mountains. This unusual territory was separated by a clear border, where the yellow grass ended and the blue grass began, frosty and covered with snow.

Alucard stopped right in front of the border, there were no barriers, so he calmly stepped over the border. Absolutely anyone could do that, even a child, for it was no different from a normal walk along a forest path.

Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh.

At the same moment, powerful torrents of wind fell upon Alucard, as if they were trying to drive him out of this place as fast as possible.

Obviously, the mere wind couldn't stop Alucard, so he continued to step forward, but, the wind only intensified, with every step Alucard took, the wind became more violent.

"Hmm, this is quite interesting. A simple wind, but so strong." Alucard muttered when he had already walked a few hundred steps.

At the same moment, the wind became several times more powerful, leaving cuts on Alucard's body that immediately healed due to his incredible regeneration. 

Gael did not venture into the snowy mountain territory, instead, he simply watched Alucard with curiosity in his eyes.

"To make your way to the temple and then climb to the very top, you have to have real skill in wielding a sword. You must reflect the wind currents, control them, and block them. It's the only right way. However, you always do things your own course, don't you?" Gael smirked.

"Fuck..." Marlis muttered as her eyes went wide, "I knew he was immortal, but doesn't he feel pain?"

Marlis was shocked. The brutal wind was literally ripping pieces of flesh off Alucard, but no emotion appeared on his face, in fact, he was already bored.