Anfey stood where he was and watched the sunset . He had always been patient . He had killed Hotchbini's son and he knew she would want revenge .
He sensed another group of people approaching . This group was even larger than the last group, and Anfey could tell Manstuly was among them .
He still did not move . He was conserving his strength and his power so he could peak when it mattered .
Anfey knew that his plan left no room for failure . He had killed the scouts and Hotchbini's son because he needed Manstuly to appear personally . He believed that Manstuly knew that as well . Bringing guards and soldiers meant that Manstuly was not confident enough to take on Anfey one on one .
Anfey recalled the story of Jerrofick and Ernest . Jerrofick was once the best swordsmaster in the entire world and was called a genius . However, when Ernest challenged him, he resorted to deception and trickery . Before that, Ernest had once spoken highly of Jerrofick . Ernest knew how to work
