Alpha King of Fire

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PYRO’S POV

I should kill this bastard through the use of my power, but I am not a monster who kills helpless miners. I just can not hold back my anger when I saw them walking together, especially when he was offering his arm to Fira.

I knew what I did was bad. I felt sorry for this man. I just could not understand my feelings. I was super mad to the point that I wanted to kill and buried him in the ground. I was always like this if the uncontrollable anger covered my body, but the difference, I had no clue why I was bursting in anger. All I knew was when I saw them, I felt the tightening in my chest at the same time the over rage spread all over me and the fire started to come out. No matter how I thought of what happened, Fira would not understand me.

Now, my problem was I could not look straight into Fira’s eyes. I did something wrong and she should be mad.

When we arrived at the Elemental Kingdom, I moved my head to the left and right and when I caught the guard walking in the front yard I called him. “Guard, tell the doctor I summon him, bring something to treat the burn and also go to King Lightning and summon him, too.”

“I will, your majesty.” The guard hurried away.

I looked down at Janus who was now looking at his arm. Poor man.

“Now you are looking at my burnt arm? You are the one who hurt me without me knowing the reason.” Janus glared at me.

“Stop looking at me like that if you don’t want me to burn your other arm. Bastard.” I was holding my temper with him. That was why I needed Raiden at this moment so I could get advice from him.

Fira was just shutting her mouth, looking down at Janus. The annoyance started to grow in my system as I observed the concern in her eyes.

“Hell, King Fire! What did you do to him! Is that the attitude of a king?”

I hardly closed my eyes when Raiden started to sermon me when he viewed the burn skin of Janus.

“Don’t tell me you burn him without reason?” The serious eyes of my brother glued to my face. I just bit the inner portion of my mouth. I had no words to say.

Raiden moved aside. “Bring this miner to the room and treat him. Make sure that he is okay before dragging him home.” He ordered the doctor and guards. He looked at Fira who was now talking to Janus. I almost burned them by just staring.

“King Fire! Let’s talk in my room!” Raiden turned his back and started to walk. I had nothing to do except following him. It was heavy in my heart leaving Fira with this man, but I needed to.

I could feel the gaze of Fira on my back when I was stepping away from them, but I prevent myself from looking back. I had no face to show for her.

I hurt his ‘friend.’ F*ck that friend! I hate other men surrounding her. I am livid.

We reached Raiden’s room. I surrounded my eyes to his personal place. I visited him rarely so I almost forgot the view of his place. I observed the books on the shelf, they were many. All of his things had a taste of glowing white even his bed and ceiling. That was the color symbolizing the lightning in the Elemental Kingdom.

“What comes to your mind? Hurting an innocent miner? Really!”

Yeah. That is what I expect from my kind rule loving brother. He is balancing the good and bad in us. He knows everything and makes us realize our wrongdoing.

“I didn’t mean that. In five years of not bursting the fire in me, I never expected that it would come out tonight.” I sat on his bed and comfortably laid on it with my lower body out of the bed.

“What do you mean?” Raiden stood in front of me, he was looking down and inserting his hands inside his pocket.

“I saw Fira with another guy and the next thing I knew, I was burning in fire even my eyes had fire. I could not control myself. I just want to burn that bastard so he can not touch Fira again.”

Raiden’s eyes were shocked. “Hell no!” He grabbed the pillow beside me and threw it on my face. I felt the softness of it.

“Why? Is there anything that you can treat me with? Maybe I need more training to control my power? Or should I ask Hali tomorrow to fight back?”

Raiden’s usually serious face turned into a light one. “You can.”

“What? Didn’t you have a sermon or suggestions?”

“As of now, go away from Fira or else your power will be out of control. Good luck to that, Buddy.” He stepped closer to his chair and flipped his book. “It was serious that you hurt the miner, you should not do that again. To avoid that from happening, keep your distance to Fira.”

“Do I really need it? I mean Fira treated me like a friend?”

He raised the book of power and then read the content of it. “According to the content, if something triggers the uncontrollable power, the werewolves must give a distance from the stimulation.”

I palmed my face. I knew in the back of my head that I could not do that.

Fira is more than important and I am used to her present. It would be difficult.

“Okay. Anything not to harm anyone.” I stood up and walked closer to Raiden. I leaned my hand on the table while my back was on the corner of it, poking my dorsal. “I will ask you to help me.”

“I’m helping you, aren’t I?” His eyes were on the book, highlighting some important details.

“About her father.”

He put down the book and gazed at me. “What about him?”

“He is gone for about a week now. I’m trying to get some details, but no one saw him.”

“What’s his name?” Raiden grabbed another book and opened it.

“Eyrom. He works at the mining area.”

“Copy. I will find him, too.”

“Thanks, King Lightning.”

“Anytime, King Fire.”

I stepped closer to the door and was about to open it when Raiden spoke that made me stop for a second.

“Get out of trouble, my beloved brother. Stay away from her. This is a brother-friend’s advice. She will not be healthy.”

I faced him again with my wrinkled eyebrows. “I don’t understand.”

“If you don’t want to drown, get out of the water.”

My brain cells collapsed, my nose bled by his deep words that he could only understand.