The Medallion

In an abandoned city in a small country, countless homeless people swarmed up as the help and ration from the Holy Dragon Empire had arrived and were being facilitated by the army.

"Don't push. Everyone will receive their share. Just line up properly so that we can distribute them faster." In an open area among the ruins, several wooden tables were placed accordingly, where large pots full of hot porridge rested on them. At the same time, three beautiful women were serving the porridge to the civilians that formed a long line. The people were delighted that on top of the hot meal that they could eat, they were being served by gorgeous and kind-hearted ladies.

"Sabina, look at all these people. They're wearing such shabby clothes when the winter is around the corner. They might get sick later on. Shouldn't we prepare some warm clothes for them?" a woman in blue, who looked so dignified and graceful, asked the woman in white.

"Oh, right! I almost forgot. Thanks for reminding me, Lucilla. I was about to ask Commander Li about it, but it slipped off my mind after we got busy preparing for the food. We really need to request the Holy Dragon Empire to bring some warm clothes for the people here," the woman in white replied.

These two women were none other than Sabina and Lucilla. They were part of the group that was sent for the operation in this remote area.

At that moment, a woman in red complained to the other two as she pursed her lips, "God! I'm so tired and my waist is so sore. If I had known that it would be this boring, I wouldn't have come with you."

"Oh, come on, Shirley. No one asked you to be here. Aren't you the one who insisted on coming with us? So, if you have complaints, blame yourself for that," Sabina retorted in an annoyed tone.

"Hey, you! Watch your language! I've been tolerating you for a long time now. Don't judge me or goad me as long as you have the opportunity," Shirley retorted at once.

"Oh, yeah? If my words are so displeasing to your ears, then just cover your ears! Or better yet, you can go back to the Holy Dragon Empire and enjoy your bright and graceful life there." Sabina wasn't the type to back down, especially when it was against Shirley.

"What? There's something wrong with your tongue. Do you know that? I won't be disgraced by you. I'm going to teach you a lesson today!" Then, Shirley suddenly waved a spoon and pointed it at Sabina's face as she glared at her with her elegant eyes.

"Really now? I disgraced you? You're the one who's embarrassing yourself!" Sabina answered sharply.

Upon hearing this, Shirley wasn't able to control herself anymore. She immediately dashed towards Sabina.

On the other hand, Sabina didn't show any weakness and put on a posture that was also ready to battle it out.

to start a fight, the people in front of the table started retreating in fear that

Stop this right away. You're scaring the civilians! Ugh. I don't know what to do with you." Lucilla didn't know if she was going to cry or laugh. However, since it wasn't the first time that this happened, she didn't

back as he passed by the area. As he slightly

monster. It turned out that a child between the ages of five or six collapsed

no. It's the

coming for

up! Get away from him or all of

running as far as they could. The once peaceful area

Shirley, who were fighting, immediately looked at each other and agreed to put their squabble off even without uttering a word. Then, they rushed

order, the people seemed to have calmed down a bit and

Lucilla also led another group

securing the civilians, Sabina and Shirley cautiously walked towards the child and

same as the ones that appeared in

that it might indeed be another case of the plague, an uproar

isolate this area," Sabina said

latter nodded and thought

the area, a voice suddenly shouted, "He

direction where the voice came from. They found that it was the old man

Shirley quickly noticed the old man and asked him, "Sir, are you

sort of," the old man

come you're so sure that he isn't suffering from the plague?" Shirley

man replied without a

discussing among themselves. They didn't think they could trust the old man,