Novels by Drakon Flameborn

A violent surge of death qi suddenly exploded from deep inside the giant pit.It didn’t rise like before—it surged like a living tide, slamming straight into the white barrier above. The whole formation trembled on impact, ripples spreading everywhere like the space itself had been hit.But something was off.This wasn’t normal death qi anymore.It had changed.No longer pure black or dark red. Now it was… blood-colored. Thick, heavy, like it had been soaked in endless fresh slaughter. Just looking at it made people feel uneasy, almost sick.The air turned colder, too. Heavier. It was pressing down on everyone’s lungs.And then—A roar shattered the moment.Darian Kaelthorn’s voice ripped through the silence like thunder cracking open the sky.That single shout froze everything.All eyes snapped to Bai Zhongtian.At first—confusion.Then suspicion.Then disbelief started spreading like wildfire.They were all here for one mission. Reinforce the seven-layer restriction. Keep the death

The moment the Bloodthirsty Dragon Alligator fell, the pressure around Ye Wuque and the others eased a little.Just a little—but enough that everyone could finally breathe without feeling like a mountain was sitting on their chests.That suffocating tension? It loosened, like a rope that had been pulled too tight, finally getting a bit of slack.That beast wasn’t simple either. It came straight from the Blood Hell, its body covered in thick, terrifying keratin armor. Honestly, that defense was ridiculous—normal attacks would’ve taken forever to break through it. Maybe even turned into a fight where nobody knew who would come out alive.But Ye Wuque’s Golden Finger Sky Calamity Kill changed everything.That piercing force… it went straight through the tough defense like it wasn’t even there.Without it, things would’ve been a lot messier. That much was obvious.The group stood there quietly for a moment, looking at the huge corpse on the ground.It was massive—easily over eighteen zhan

The wave of death demonic beasts… just stopped.All at once. Like someone had slapped an invisible wall right in the middle of the world.The endless black tide froze about thirty zhang away from Ye Wuque and the others. Not a single step forward after that.And honestly? The scene felt wrong. Unnaturally so.A mix of silence and pressure hung in the air, heavy enough to make breathing feel a bit harder than usual.The beasts were still there, though. Still roaring. Still furious. Their cries echoed through the Burial Heaven Mountain Range like rolling thunder.But none of them crossed that line.Not even one.Dou Tian’s eyes narrowed. He clearly didn’t like what he was seeing.“What’s going on… these death beasts actually stopped?”His voice cut through the group, but nobody answered right away. Because, truth be told, nobody understood it either.Outside the boundary, the beasts kept pacing and clawing at the ground. Their hollow eyes locked onto the group like prey they could see…

Five massive shadows ripped through the gray horizon.Each one was huge—easily twenty paces tall. And honestly, “beast” didn’t feel like the right word anymore. Their bodies were twisted, corrupted, wrapped in thick black death qi that kept curling and writhing like smoke with a mind of its own. Every step they took left behind a rotting, decayed mark on the ground.They weren’t alive.Not really.But they weren’t dead either.Something in-between… something worse.A heavy killing intent spread out the moment they charged, crushing the already silent Burial Heaven Secret Domain even further.From behind Darian Kaelthorn, Dathric Valen narrowed his eyes slightly.“Our luck really isn’t great,” he said casually. “We’ve barely entered and already run into death demon beasts.”No panic in his voice, though. Not even a hint.If anything… he sounded a little excited.A month of closed-door cultivation had changed all of them. Now every fight wasn’t a disaster waiting to happen—it was a chan

Whoosh…The wind tore past like a blade.Darian Kaelthorn and the other three moved through the air at high speed along the Grand Holy Path of the Heavens. But this time, something felt different.It wasn’t chaotic like before.It was controlled. Tight. Almost… instinctive.Darian led from the front.Dathric Valen and Chen He followed slightly behind him, positioned left and right in a staggered formation. Yuran Serpentis stayed at the back, quietly securing their rear.No one even said a word.And yet, their formation was already perfect.Offense and defense—balanced naturally. If anything happened, they could shift instantly, like one living unit instead of four separate people.It wasn’t luck.It came from those brutal twenty days of training with the Crimson Flame Battle Formation. That experience didn’t just teach them a technique—it rewired how they moved together.Even now, without activating it, the rhythm stayed in their bodies.A battle formation isn’t just power. It changes

A faint hum hung in the air. Barely noticeable at first… as if the world itself were holding its breath.Then everything changed.A sudden burst of crimson firelight exploded outward, swallowing the quiet forest clearing in an instant. It wasn’t soft or beautiful. No, it hit like a hammer. Fierce. Violent. Almost like the flames had a will of their own.Four blurred figures moved at the same time.They split apart in perfect sync, each one shooting toward a different direction around a single point. So fast it was hard to follow—only streaking afterimages were left behind, cutting through the air like burning trails.And then—They struck.Boom.The ground let out a deep, heavy rumble as four streams of crimson flame slammed into the same target from different angles. The impact was brutal. The earth caved in immediately, and a wave of scorching heat rolled outward like a firestorm wind.When everything finally settled down, a deep crater was left behind.About ten paces wide.The ins

Inside the quiet room, Nangong Muxue’s face was still a little wet. Not from sadness anymore, though. That part had already passed.Now it was just relief. And happiness. The kind you get after finally finding something you thought you lost forever.She stayed close to Kaelen Viremont, almost refusing to let go. Like if she loosened her grip even a little, he’d vanish again.Kaelen didn’t rush her. He just gently ran his fingers through her black hair.His voice was soft.“Xue’er… how did you find me?”Nangong Muxue slowly lifted her head. Her eyes were bright again, that familiar liveliness returning bit by bit. There was even a hint of pride in them.“I saw Brother Kaelen through the Great Thousand Mirror.”She paused, thinking back.“After that, I searched for everything I could. I checked all the new student records of Sea God Academy. And eventually… I found out you were here.”Her voice lowered a little.“So I came immediately.”Kaelen looked at her quietly for a moment, then re

Kaelen Viremont didn’t come to Sea God Academy for glory. Not for status either. And honestly, not even for power.It was something simpler than that.A promise.One he had made a long time ago… to a girl he never forgot.Nangong Muxue.Even now, the image of her still drifted in his memory sometimes. A plain white dress, soft eyes, that calm, almost unreal way she looked at him. Like she trusted him more than she should’ve.That promise… was why he was here.But reality rarely cares about promises.“Nangong Muxue?”Yi Qingge repeated the name slowly, thinking for a moment. Then he shook his head.“I’m afraid I’ve never heard of her. Sea God Academy has hundreds of thousands of students. Not even counting elders and instructors. Finding one person here… isn’t easy.”Kaelen didn’t respond right away.Just a small pause.A flicker of disappointment crossed his eyes—but it didn’t stay long.He already understood.This place wasn’t a sect. It was a world. A massive one. Searching for a si

After crossing the end of the Heavenly Light Path, Kaelen Viremont, Glacien, and the rest of the chosen geniuses finally stepped into Sea God Academy.And the moment they arrived… everything felt different.Not just “different” like a new place. More like stepping into an entirely separate world.Mountains stretched endlessly into the horizon, like giant sleeping dragons resting across the land. Between them stood grand palaces, jade-like towers, and floating pavilions hanging calmly in mid-air. White clouds drifted through the structures as they belonged there, slow and peaceful, almost unreal.Honestly… it looked like something out of a dream.Everywhere, disciples moved through the air. Some stood on flying swords, slicing through the sky like it was nothing. Others simply floated without any visible support, calm as ever. And each of them… carried a strong, steady aura.This wasn’t just a sect.It was a whole world.Yi Qingge walked ahead and started explaining as they moved.“Our

That pressure from above… it felt like the sky itself had decided to fall.A giant black hand ripped through the heavens, dragging destruction with it. The air literally screamed under it. Space twisted, bent, cracked—like reality was saying, yeah, I can’t handle this anymore.Even the ninth-level Life Seizing Realm experts from the major factions felt it. Their expressions changed instantly. Instincts screamed one thing only.Danger.Pure, overwhelming danger.And right under that collapsing sky stood Kaelen Viremont.The target.In the next moment, that terrifying force came down on him.Kaelen’s eyes sharpened.No hesitation—he activated his Glazed Battle Body.Golden light exploded across his skin, forming a radiant shield. But the instant the black hand slammed into it—Crack.His body felt like glass under pressure. Fine cracks spread across his defense like shattered porcelain.Pain surged through every vein.If his body had been even slightly weaker… he would’ve been gone righ

That girl in the white dress… she kept showing up in Kaelen Viremont’s mind.Pure white fabric, soft like mist. Her bright eyes were always a little too lively for this brutal world. And that faint warmth she gave off whenever she looked at him—yeah, that kind of thing doesn’t just disappear easily.For a rare moment, something softened at the corner of Kaelen’s lips. Not much. Just a trace.“I choose to enter Sea God Academy.”Simple words. Calm voice. But there was something final in it—like the decision was already locked in place and no one could shake it anymore.The crowd reacted immediately.Sea God Academy.Just hearing the name was enough to make people’s expressions change.Even the black-robed elder from the Netherworld Demon Sect didn’t look surprised. If anything, it felt like he’d already expected this from the start.Sea God Academy wasn’t just another faction. It was the number one martial holy land in the Southern Region. For countless geniuses, it was the end goal. T

Right then, Kaelen Viremont stood there like a young emperor who had just stepped down into the mortal world.The air around him… it was weird. Like it didn’t want to move anymore. Even space itself felt tight, trembling under his presence. That pressure he gave off wasn’t just “strong”—it was suffocating. Even Life Seizing Realm experts had their breathing turn heavy.And it wasn’t only about power.It was authority.A presence that made weaker souls feel like dropping to their knees was the most natural thing in the world.The entire battlefield went silent.Even the wind—seriously—didn’t dare to blow too hard.Liethan’s face had already gone pale. That arrogant expression from before? Gone. Completely wiped out.Now, all he felt was pressure. Crushing pressure.Standing in front of Kaelen Viremont, he suddenly understood something painfully clear… he was nothing. Not even close. Like a candle trying to compare itself with the sun. Not even worth mentioning.An Emperor-level genius.