Until death, chapter 24
 
 Theme: Tomorrow is infinite.
 
 "He doesn't have the right to your time," the professor said to me. She was the one that blocked the dead blow meant for General Zod. "You have to leave now, and don't forget what I told you." She whispered it again.
 
 "Why can't you let me finish him once and for all?" I said with resentment in my voice. "He has caused me more trouble than you can ever imagine, and I promised to send his head back to the veiled man as a gift." I snarled in rage.
 
 "It doesn't work like that," the processor corrected me. "Your enemy today might end up being your saviour tomorrow, so you must learn how to forgive. M

Until death: Chapter 25
 
 Theme: "Surprise or Shock."
 
 I felt proud in front of everybody. The ball I was standing upon was now rotating around the small ridge. My superiority was now in the blink of lashing out and I felt invisible. I am now the champion of the arena. I became the center of attention, and everyone stood eagerly waiting for what was going to be happy next. I can feel all my friends looking at me with shock, surprise, and disbelief. I knew they were finding it out to believe me. They all stood still on the dirt, their mouths open wide in stupefaction.
 
 Well, I couldn't blame them. Who will believe the story that a two-month-old corpse came back to life, and he is now more powerful? The venom

Until death, chapter 23
 
 Theme: The Jungle Fury Part 2
 
 
 The processor quickly directed the frost orb to the left, and a glaze rod whooshed past our heads. The great cries of about a hundred men were now coming closer. They were riding a skateboard, which I guess was formed from ice. They had black armor and a hood was covering their faces. 
 
 
 "Who are they?" I asked the processor
 
 "They are the reaper's combatants," she answered, then quickly bent low as another sharp, smothered rock flew past our faces. "It means he has found a way to locate us." She explained.
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Until death, chapter 24
 
 Theme: Tomorrow is infinite.
 
 "He doesn't have the right to your time," the professor said to me. She was the one that blocked the dead blow meant for General Zod. "You have to leave now, and don't forget what I told you." She whispered it again.
 
 "Why can't you let me finish him once and for all?" I said with resentment in my voice. "He has caused me more trouble than you can ever imagine, and I promised to send his head back to the veiled man as a gift." I snarled in rage.
 
 "It doesn't work like that," the processor corrected me. "Your enemy today might end up being your saviour tomorrow, so you must learn how to forgive. Moreover, he was following his duty. " She explained.
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Tomorrow is infinity