**Scene 73: "The Planet of the Blue Warrior"**
The Blue Warrior, together with his dragon *"Water Dragon — Shalal"*, formed an extremely dense barrier of water that surrounded his planet, protecting it from the terrifying storm coming from the heart of the galaxy.
Meanwhile, Simarooba and Jim Jamr watched as the sky darkened and as storms and monsters tried to break through the water wall—water unlike any other.
Jim Jamr said:
"Listen, Simarooba…
What you see is the result of the anger in the heart of someone who lives outside our world and our land."
Simarooba: "It's Earth, isn't it?"
Jim Jamr: "Yes…
It is incredibly beautiful… but many of those who live on it carry dirty feelings and desires inside them…
They lack respect for others and have no morals…
And our world is like a mirror that reflects that, in the form you're seeing."
Simarooba: "Will I visit Earth one day?"
Jim Jamr: "Yes… I promised you that."
The Blue Warrior approached Jim Jamr, and now he recounts to him a story from the distant past:
He said:
"When *'The Spirit of the Hero Warrior'* (the first foundation of our world) emerged from *'The Heart of Pulse Earth' (the Unknown Palace)*…
The *Seven Swords* scattered, and their dragons and all their accompanying beasts were released.
Master **Neogen** was one of the warriors of *'Near-Perfect Memory'*.
And the *Warriors of Near-Perfect Memory* were called this because they knew almost everything about the secrets and past of the Land of Warriors, ignoring only very little…
Master Neogen was the only warrior capable of resealing the Seven Dragons inside the scabbards of the swords…
But he could not release a dragon once it was sealed.
The only one who could release it was the true bearer of the sword.
Meaning that Master Neogen's role was limited to re-capturing and resealing them…
And a sword's dragon, or any of its attached beasts, could not be freed except by the order of the true sword bearer.
But… if the bearer of a sword feels a heart-pain beyond all imagination…
Then the dragon is released automatically, because it is part of the sword bearer…
And because it cannot endure its master's suffering, it frees itself to avenge with all its might.
Because of the *Conflict of Desires*, the dangerous battles, and the worsening situations caused by curiosity and clashing ambitions between warriors…
And because each warrior believed—or wished—that he was *the Hero Warrior*…
Master **Ordovici** separated the *Eight Riddles* from the *Stone Covenant Manuscript*:
a stone tablet with eight slots (the places for the riddles) and inscribed with *The Covenant of the Warriors*.
Thus *the Land of Warriors was split apart*, and several lands vanished with those riddles into mysterious, unknown dimensions…
These lands could never return to this dimension or reunite with the Center of the Land of Warriors…
Unless each warrior solved the riddle belonging to his own land successfully.
One of the powers granted to a warrior who solves his riddle is that all warriors, monsters, or forces he faced during the riddle trial become under his command…
But if he fails to solve it, the punishment is severe.
As for the *Beasts of the Seven Swords*… after a long time of their freedom…
Master Neogen assigned a group of exceptional warriors to help him recapture them.
He managed to seal four of them…
But he could not seal *the Black Dragon* nor *the Fog Dragon*, even though they were at their smallest and weakest states.
Therefore, the *Leader of Beasts* sealed them instead.
As for the *Flame Dragon*… Nodbarc banished it to my planet.
Master Neogen became known as *The Guardian of the Seven Swords*.
I obtained the **Water Sword**…
Sadd Rhizos obtained the **Ice Sword**…
The **Thunder Sword** and **Earth Sword** are in the possession of *Sarrad the White* and *Sissaron Dagh*…
And the **Flame Sword** is with you…
And because the *Black Sword* and *Fog Sword* have not yet found their true bearers…
Master Neogen entrusted the *Black Sword* to **Joser**, and the *Fog Sword* to **Nodbarc**.
Thus Joser became known as *The Guardian of the Black Sword*,
and Nodbarc as *The Guardian of the Fog Sword*.
This ignited the fury of Sarrad the White and Sissaron Dagh toward Master Neogen…
because he did not entrust the two swords to them.
Master Neogen mysteriously disappeared, and I believe he met his end at the hands of Sarrad the White.
Then came Nodbarc's turn, facing the alliance of Sarrad the White and Sissaron…
But Nodbarc was cunning and an unmatched warrior…
He ended it by activating *the Two Exile Portals*…
He exiled Sissaron to the *Dreadful Galactic Prison*,
and exiled Sarrad the White to *the Depth of Pain*.
Our world is governed by one thing…
And all events are reactions to that thing:
**Feelings.**