URENMA (Journey To The River World) - Season 1 - Episode 19

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URENMA (Journey To The River World) - Season 1 - Episode 19

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FLASHBACK: THE MOMENT OBINZE LANDED IN THE RIVER WORLD

The elder gods were in a meeting discussing how to present to Urenma the calamity which befall Obinze. They wanted her continued desire to see him permanently destroyed. They knew Obinze was going to be sent to them as a cursed flesh eating creature, their intention was that Akputa was going to sent Obinze to them as a cursed flesh eating creature; their intention was to present him in that form to Urenma before destroying him. While the meeting went on, a monitoring serpent spirit barged into their meeting and announced “The mortal whom you spoke of my lords, is here, but has not arrived in the form you mentioned. He has come in his form as a whole and complete mortal man. He is no beast at all!” “Then kill him!!!! Send the six guards! Bring me his head here!” Nshaa yelled. The monitoring serpent spirit slithered off with haste to go deliver the command to the six spirit warriors. Nshaa turned to a very high ranking elder god and barked, “Find Urenma, subdue her and keep her under lock before she get a wind of the intruder’s presence”. To a high ranking guard of the river world, Nshaa ordered “I will not have another Ojadili on my lands, now go and close the portal which allowed the mortal into our world.. Here and today, Obinze dies!”

FLASH-FORWARD: THE BATTLE-OBINZE AND THE SIX SPIRIT WARRIORS.

The six spirit warriors were in motion descending towards Obinze. Obinze la!d down his arms and shouted, “I have no desire for battle! I have only come to speak with the elder gods to release my wife to me!” The six spirit warriors swung their machetes toward his head, the plant which he had confided in picked Obinze’s machete and raised it above his head. The machetes of the six warriors spirits crashed upon Obinze’s machete and the spirits bounced back. Obinze machete fell next to him. The plant yelled at him “Fool! Fight now or you die here!” The plant sent a wooden shield toward him and Obinze picked it and his machete and poised to duel with the six spirit warriors. The machetes of the six spirit came swinging toward Obinze yet again; he raised the wooden shield to protect himself. The machetes of the six spirits landed on the shield and shattered it and sliced into his shoulders and sent him to the ground violently. The six spirits standing over to sever his head, Obinze was forced to swing his machete at them. His blow sent them back. They were surprised and said to one another with one voice. “He is not entirely human!” They dropped their machetes and transformed into six saber-toothed monsters.

Obinze was scared and took off in no certain direction. After running for a while he turned to see if he had escaped the six sabre-toothed monsters. Behind him there was no sign of them. He saw a huge black rock and ran toward it to hide. As soon as he squatted behind the rock a heavy foot gave him a bloody kick to the face and sent him flying into the air. Obinze did well to hold on to his machete. When he landed on the ground the six sabre-toothed monsters sprang on him. Obinze was purely acting on instinct, the moment he saw them, he rolled on the ground and swing his machete at them. His machete caught the monster in front on the shoulder and sent it crushing above him. The other five landed on him and began to dig their claws into his flesh, yanking off chunks of bloody flesh. One of the monsters opened its humongous mouth, filled with a set of heart-stopping teeth, and tried to force Obinze’s head into it. The monsters teeth left deep layers of cut on Obinze’s head. Yelling in pain, Obinze began to stab and swing his machete at them insanely.


As soon as he got a little space he jumped to his feet. While on the ground he found a secret, a little effort in the river world had released a lot of energy. With that in mind he decided to make a stand and fight. As the six sabre-toothed monsters regrouped, Obinze raised a cry and ran toward them. The six sabre-toothed monters were surprised and came for him nonetheless. One was limping, Obinze decided to target that one. When he drew closer to the wounded monster, he buried his machete into its heart and the monster went limp on the ground. Though it did not die, it could not rise to fight. At that moment Urenma’s hair in his body began to pulsate with great power. Obinze had taken the strength of a warrior spirit, that act elevated him to the rank of a war lord in the river world.
The other five Sabre toothed monsters ground their charge to a halt when they saw the energy around Obinze’s body.
As though he was under a surreal influence, Obinze charged at the five saber-toothed monsters, as he swung his machete at them, all he could remember was the day he and his wife took a bloody battle to Ogidi, his army and the twelve gods.