Hunter Academy: Revenge of the Weakest

Chapter 795: Chapter 184.1 - Understanding

The faint glow of my desk lamp illuminated the room as I leaned back in my chair, holding the sleek tablet displaying the latest report from [Horde]. The digital interface hummed softly, a subtle reminder of the effort it took to obtain this information. My gaze moved over the words, my fingers swiping occasionally to scroll through the concise but detailed summaries. 
The first section immediately captured my attention. 
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Emberheart Family vs Hawkins Family 
The Emberheart Family and Hawkins Family had started clashing, and the Emberhearts had begun showing their fangs already. 
However, the Hawkins Family isn't fighting alone—they didn't enter this conflict unprepared. 
The Ventorien Family (Wind Pillar) has started supporting the Hawkins Family, bringing their influence into play. 
Additionally, the Frostborne Family has shown signs of being on the Hawkins' side, at least from the surface. 
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I frowned slightly, my fingers tapping lightly against the desk as I processed the information. 
'Ventorien and Frostborne,' I thought, narrowing my eyes. 'That complicates things.' 
The Hawkins weren't known for taking direct actions without strong backup, and the report confirmed what I'd suspected. Their move against the Emberhearts wasn't just about vengeance or a power grab—it was strategic, supported by allies with substantial resources and influence. 
I tapped my fingers lightly against the desk, my eyes narrowing as I reread the report. The involvement of the Ventorien Family didn't surprise me. It fit perfectly with the events in the game—one of the key factors that made Irina's scenario so challenging. 
In the game, the Hawkins and Ventorien Families had been working together behind the scenes for years, a covert alliance driven by shared ambition and mutual grudge against the Emberhearts. Their objective had been clear: weaken the Emberheart Family and carve out a piece of their influence for themselves. For the Hawkins, it was about expanding their power, but for