Survival Of The Cursed

s ti

Yotifa gave order. The next strike of his sharp

prince Awade realized that he was the only one left, of his brothers. Immediately, he took o

swung his shiny swords in the air. He was well sk

ver failed in a battle, except from the one at Ijebu.

Otunba Adesiran. The puppet king, placed on thrown by the gaints was scared to death. He held his crown to his c

chiefs wear drunk and weak, only some of the royals were able to get the slaves. Lanre didn't hide like a coward.

d against an unknown girl. As a master in martial arts, he couldn't help but to wonder who they were exactly and what they wanted. Most

n of revenge the servants had. They had planned for th

his feet again. Luckily, he wasn't dr

. Swinging his sword against of two guards that gather him. He threw up his sword and the both of them looked u

adies grunted with pride as their sw

ghh

r feet. Throwing away his sword, he lifted her up and kicked her against the wall. Asa reached out for his belt and stabbed him wit

he continued w

oke's leg from her thigh to her leg. Before she could look up at the person, Asa digged her sword onto his chest. He dropped d

uttered at her friend, the princess. "Your parents w

caped. As it is, Ajoke was so skilled at throwing knives that she never missed. This pissed her up that she forgot about her bleedin

he man was old but he had slaughtered a lot of innocent pe

trembling voice begged f

emember me?"

but more tears blurred his vision as he wept. Yotifa grabbed a jug of wine from the table and poured it over his head. The l

ou rem

k..killed you! W...we kille

ivered. "I'm so sorry...

omen were conquered and two injured alongside A joke, his sister. He watched them str

s trying to open the doors

yal and prince Awade who had

their vengeance! One of the chief cried. He was a R

om their clutches!" Prince Awade hissed at the trembling man. His clot

girls carried the

can discussion an appropriate conclusion to what just happened.

out a painful cry as he watched other packing the bodies to a corner.

ed and frighten

d the chief by the

trusted slave here? Wh

nswered respectfully as sweat beads han

im aside and decide

ng us, why the sudden change? Why the betr

l up!" Yotifa replied him with pride. O

ridic

me do?" Awade asked

to come out an

t hurts. I know you still grief for your lost ones, bu

ant to take revenge, won't you? Open the door and I'd slice off your heads o

here's no way out! We're going to die hereeee!!" Mu

stop crying like a baby!" The ch

naked man by this chin and pushed

ke a loser, I'd cut off your

k out an heavy b

a lot about my father. He's one of the greatest kings of yorubaland Babatunde

olut

that this isn't ea

issed into her brothers ear

y, let's talk as two princes. Let's make

do you hav

door and yo

ared at him fearfully but he sig

ou want and your job is complete. I'll have nothing to do to or

like goo

plan?" The c

me." Prince A

d pushed the door open. Slowly, as though he

ed aside as some of the slaves, who a

es any move. One thing was clear, she di

f rag while the naked man had a wooden cup in his hand.

away the cup and gr

ave here

muttered, while Yotifa rai

e begged SBD turned to the naked man who held a knife at Asa

hurtin

he naked man spat at he

e all want to leave this place.

in curiosity. "I know Odo-Ara is a

hickened by the naked man's tight grip. "Sold them as

la

while he flinched and dropped to the floor with his knife. Taking a closer look, Awade realized that

ed. As slaves, we are here to take their

you want." He muttered and walked

's two favours I've done for you now. I

drop it!" A

his sword this moment. It was his fault, and his father

the situation. Asa and two other girls followed him to downs

*

nsl

gown worn by Yoruba men. See th

nderstanding. In this story, only two prince's are alive, now. Prince Yotifa of Odo-A