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Ferus’s mission might have seemed quite simple; however, reaching Helikayt was not that easy. The journey was long and dangerous, and being an emissary of the Ataraxian Empire did not provide any advantages but rather added extra inconveniences. The war between Helikayt and the empire was in full swing, so as Ferus approached the territory of this state, he always had to hide who he was. Ferus and Brunhilda stopped in small towns, where they waited for some time and stocked up on supplies. Strangely enough, the girl never asked any more questions about their journey and never tried to escape. There were no clashes with soldiers from Helikayt or guards on the way to Mondnacht, but vultures, taking advantage of the kingdom's deplorable situation, attacked everyone indiscriminately, and the man with the young girl seemed like very easy prey. Many of them got a taste of the emissary's hammer, and in one such skirmish, Brunhilda, trying to help Ferus in a battle with too large a group of enemies, which he clearly could not handle alone, showed herself to be an extremely powerful sorceress, especially for her young age.
On the way to the capital of Helikayt, Ferus and his companion witnessed a battle between the troops of Helikayt and the empire. They couldn’t interfere in it in any way because they were too far away, but they saw it perfectly well. At first, the army with Helikayt banners under the command of a young fair-haired woman gained the upper hand, pushing back the enemy general, preventing them from regrouping. If things had continued this way, the people of Helikayt would undoubtedly have won, but the appearance of a group of real imperial soldiers changed the situation. Led by unwavering faith, they easily broke through the ranks of the woman's army. The main factor was fear. The combat techniques of the Ataraxians were completely unknown and frightening to the Helikayt warriors, not to mention that their weapons and armor were much better. In addition, somehow, the emperor's soldiers charged their weapons with something like spiritual energy; their swords easily pierced the armor of the Knights, hammer blows destroyed everything in their path, and arrows flew across the battlefield like lightning. Nevertheless, Helikayt won this battle. An army led by an fearless warrior with a huge sword arrived just in time and struck at the rear of the Ataraxians. The commander was captured, and the imperial soldiers killed. When Ferus and Brunhilda reached this place, no one was left. There were only a few days left until Mondnacht.
On the way to the capital of Helikayt, Ferus and his companion witnessed a battle between the troops of Helikayt and the empire. They couldn’t interfere in it in any way because they were too far away, but they saw it perfectly well. At first, the army with Helikayt banners under the command of a young fair-haired woman gained the upper hand, pushing back the enemy general, preventing them from regrouping. If things had continued this way, the people of Helikayt would undoubtedly have won, but the appearance of a group of real imperial soldiers changed the situation. Led by unwavering faith, they easily broke through the ranks of the woman's army. The main factor was fear. The combat techniques of the Ataraxians were completely unknown and frightening to the Helikayt warriors, not to mention that their weapons and armor were much better. In addition, somehow, the emperor's soldiers charged their weapons with something like spiritual energy; their swords easily pierced the armor of the Knights, hammer blows destroyed everything in their path, and arrows flew across the battlefield like lightning. Nevertheless, Helikayt won this battle. An army led by an fearless warrior with a huge sword arrived just in time and struck at the rear of the Ataraxians. The commander was captured, and the imperial soldiers killed. When Ferus and Brunhilda reached this place, no one was left. There were only a few days left until Mondnacht.