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Three giants were filled with rage when a child appeared in the middle of the street. He had a bow and arrows on his back and a short knife in his hand, whistling as he passed right in front of the giants.
Finally, a human had appeared, and the giants didn’t care whether it was an adult or a child; they couldn't miss this opportunity to vent their anger by killing! So, they turned around and followed closely behind.
Little did they know, this child was Kairuoka's son, Kairuot, who had grown up wild and free. When he noticed that his playmate Kamur was about to reveal their location to the giants, Kairuot jumped out from a hidden path without hesitation, deliberately exposing himself in front of the three Giant Soldiers to draw them away.
Kairuot climbed and rolled, darting across rooftops and walls, leading the three fearsome giants into the jungle.
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The three Giant Soldiers chased deep into the dense forest, and Kairuot suddenly dove into a thicket, temporarily losing sight of him.
The three giants searched frantically around a massive towering tree. After searching for quite some time without finding the child, they were about to turn back when a taunting whistle rang out from above; Kairuot had already climbed to the treetops above them.
Upon spotting their prey, the three Giant Soldiers became energized again. Based on their previous unsuccessful pursuit, they began to coordinate their efforts: one stood guard at the base of the tree, another kept watch for any escape routes, while the third started climbing the trunk to catch the child.
Despite their large and robust stature, the Giant Soldiers were surprisingly agile in climbing trees since they had been trained and modified by Belchet. In no time at all, one giant reached the treetop where the child had previously appeared. Unfortunately for them, Kairuot leaped again and jumped to another treetop, forcing the giant to follow suit. A chase resembling a circus act began anew; each time it seemed that the giant was about to catch the child, he slipped away like an eel.
The two giants below watched anxiously. One of them followed the child's path up the tree, hoping to catch him if he fell. However, he ended up falling into a deep pit trap dug into the ground. The trap was cleverly concealed with shallow grass and bushes and was filled with sharp bamboo spikes inside.
Seeing his companion screaming in agony within the trap, the remaining giant below was momentarily at a loss. He paced around the pit in confusion until he accidentally triggered a mechanism hidden among some bamboo spikes on one side. A set of sharp bamboo spikes came crashing towards him; one pierced his chest, causing him to scream in pain. Before he could free himself from the spike lodged in him, another set of bamboo spikes shot toward his vital area, instantly killing him.
The child in the tree saw this scene and couldn't help but clap his hands and laugh excitedly: "Hahaha! Serves you right! Stabbed by your own traps, you big bad guys!!"
The Giant Soldier on the tree, seeing this, became extremely enraged, shouting that he would take Kairuot's life while swinging his axe and lunging fiercely at the child. Unfortunately, the child was too agile, causing the giant to miss repeatedly, not even managing to catch a corner of his clothing. The two sides leaped back and forth on the tree for more than half an hour, and the giant was left helpless against the child, panting heavily as he paused on a branch to catch his breath.
Unexpectedly, during this break, Kairuot quickly drew his bow and shot an arrow that struck the giant in the eye—this completely infuriated the Giant Soldier, who pulled out the arrow along with his eyeball and crazily charged at the child. In this moment of crisis, several arrows flew in; the reinforcements from the Mayan Army had arrived. The giant was severely injured by the flying arrows and fell into a large net that had been set up.
The little boy hoisted the giant's massive axe and looked up at the giant in the net, proudly saying, “With such little ability, you dare to fight against us Maya? You are truly overestimating yourselves!”
The giant in the net shouted angrily, but Kairuot below had no way to help him.
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The battle ended with a great victory for Maya. The forces of Akagao were completely annihilated, while Akagao King managed to escape by luck. Only then did Kairuoka realize that his precious son was missing and sent people to search everywhere. When he learned that his son had single-handedly outsmarted three Giant Soldiers and ultimately achieved a great victory, he felt that his son was gradually growing up and maturing. His son needed further training and development; the current conditions and environment on Earth were certainly not sufficient. He decided to bring him back to Mars at an appropriate time.
The defeat of the Akagao army and the sudden disappearance of King Akagao dealt a heavy blow to the Tikal Kingdom. The people in Tikal City began to evacuate, fleeing in fear of being affected themselves. Within a few days, Tikal turned into a deserted city. The Maya did not occupy the city but only conducted a cleanup of the remnants of the Akagao forces. Kairuoka had been searching for Belche, but found no trace of him. According to captured soldiers, Belche had not been seen in Tikal City for a long time.
【There is no trace of him on Earth; could it be possible that he has already returned to Mars?】 That night, in the stillness of deep night, Kairuoka thought this way, which further strengthened his resolve to return to Mars—indeed, now that the puppet Akagao supported by Belche had been eliminated and the giant forces no longer existed, Belche could no longer stir up much trouble on Earth; it was time for him to return to Mars.
【And there is also Fair Connie, my love... and my true home.】 Kairuoka thought this as he looked up at the vast starry sky.
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