All Chapters of The Legend System : Chapter 21
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-Chapter 21- The Attack
,, What is going on here " Werewolf,, What's happening" Werewolf,, Who did we offend " Werewolf,, What is going on here why are Skeletons appearing it doesn't seem like the Werewolf are involved with them that's good for the beginning " Lidia thoughts,, Right now in the school grounds there was confused fear and many more emotions in the face of the Werewolves they were shocked they same goes for the teachers they didn't know where the Skeleton came from or who side they were on but one thing they knew whatever side the Skeleton choice would win",, Oh..man I hope our alpha starts getting involved with the fight or we are doomed " Werewolf 1 thoughts,, Every Werewolf that saw the Skeletons were now thinking one thing were was there alpha ",, Behind the school gates Mandy, and Silvia were now looking at Kai like he was some kind of monster he saw there gazes but he ignored them and looked at Alice who was still expressionless standing there and looking outside",, Kai turned arou
-Chapter 22- Ragnar Blackfang
Alice still hadn’t spoken a word.Her face stayed calm, but her eyes were shadowed with something deeper than fear—something Kai recognized instantly.It wasn’t terror… it was sorrow.Every roar, every scream from the courtyard seemed to press down on her shoulders like invisible weight.She wasn’t just watching a fight—she was watching something personal unravel in front of her.Kai noticed the subtle tension in her jaw, the way her fingers twitched slightly. He thought about asking, but the words never left his mouth—because that was the moment an ear-splitting howl tore through the school grounds.The sound hit like a physical shockwave, rattling windows and shaking dust from the rooftop tiles.Mandy froze.“Oh no… he’s here…” she whispered, barely audible, but her voice trembled.A heavy, oppressive pressure settled over the battlefield. The very air felt thicker. Even the skeletons—mindless, fearless soldiers of bone—halted for a moment, as if acknowledging the arrival of a preda
-Chapter 23- Blood Rage
From the dust and shattered stone came a sound like thunder rumbling in a deep cave—low, steady, and growing louder.The growl rose into a roar that shook the courtyard.Ragnar stepped out of the rubble.He looked… different.His muscles swelled visibly, the black fur bristling. His wounds closed before their eyes, sealing over in seconds. His red eyes now glowed like molten embers.“Oh no…” Lidia’s voice cracked. “He’s entered Blood Rage…”Kai’s heart sank. So this is what Level 25 means.The Alpha moved.One moment he was ten meters away—the next, his claws were inches from Kai’s throat. Kai barely brought the Bloodwind Blade up in time, the impact driving him back across the courtyard. His arms screamed from the force.The skeletons tried to intercept, but Ragnar tore through them like dry twigs, scattering bones across the ground. Each strike was faster, each step heavier.Silvia gasped, “He’s too fast now!”Alice’s eyes narrowed. Without a word, she slammed her palms together, th
-Chapter 24- Aftermath
The courtyard was quiet, but the silence felt heavy, charged with the aftermath of violence. Smoke and dust drifted in lazy spirals, glinting in the pale light. Bones of friend and foe alike were scattered across the cobblestones, a grim testament to the battle that had just ended. Kai’s muscles ached, and his chest still burned from exertion, but adrenaline kept him upright. The Bloodwind Blade, now dim and trembling in his hands, seemed almost alive—its dark mist curling like a serpent ready to strike again. Alice staggered toward him, each step dragging, yet her eyes glimmered with newfound resolve. “Kai… you pushed him… past what I thought even you could handle,” she said, voice quiet but firm. Kai shook his head, brushing dust from his shoulder. “He… he was strong. Too strong to handle without you.” His gaze drifted to the skeletons, still lowering their weapons, their loyalty and precision carved by Alice’s command. “And… you were amazing out there.” Alice said nothing, only
-Chapter 25- Uneasy Ground
The courtyard stank of blood and ash. Bones littered the stones like fallen leaves, the air thick with the weight of spent magic. Ragnar’s hulking corpse lay still, but the silence was far from peaceful.The Headmaster stood at the center of it all, robes barely stirring though the night wind still howled. His presence pressed down on the survivors like gravity itself. His eyes traced from Kai, to Alice, to the shattered ranks of skeletons, then to Sarah and her squad.“You survived.” The words weren’t praise. They were a sentence.Kai tightened his grip on the fading Bloodwind Blade. Every instinct screamed not to bow, not to speak first.Sarah stepped forward instead, her boots scraping against the stone. “He didn’t just survive,” she snapped. “He won.” Her eyes were hard, her chin high. She didn’t so much as glance at the Headmaster when she said it — her gaze was fixed entirely on Kai.Her squad mirrored her stance: disciplined, ready, but their posture made one thing clear. Their
-Chapter 26- A Path Beyond
The courtyard was broken, but alive. Smoke still curled from shattered stone, and Ragnar’s corpse stank of burnt fur and blood. Yet compared to the silence of death that had reigned moments ago, this was almost peace.Lidia approached carefully, her eyes shadowed with shame. “Kai… what he said—what the Headmaster did—” She exhaled, fists clenched. “It wasn’t fair. You carried us through this, and he treats you like a mistake. I’ll talk to him. I’ll make him see.”Kai gave her a tired smile, though it didn’t reach his eyes. “You don’t need to apologize for him. He’s made his choice. Maybe I need to make mine too.”Without another word, he whispered the command in his mind.System, open status window.STATUS WINDOWName: KaiLevel: 18 [0 / 1200 Exp]Title: The Legend — Grants +5 Combat Power per LevelRace: High Human, Half-Elf, Lizardman, Skeleton, Dark-Storm Blood ElfBloodline: Skeleton King, Ancient HumanCombat Power: 246Affinity: Wind, Dark, BloodSkills:Martial ArtsDark-Wind
-Chapter 27- New World
The morning after the battle, the courtyard was quiet. Only the remnants of magic and faint smoke lingered, and the skeleton army had retreated to a holding formation nearby. Kai’s hands itched to check the portal, to feel the pull of the world that awaited him, but there were matters to discuss first.Lidia approached cautiously, the weight of the previous night still etched on her features. “Kai… before you leave,” she began, her voice softer than usual, “there’s something I need to tell you. The Academy Tournament is coming up. Teams from every academy across the continent will compete. I… I want you to come back for it.”Kai raised an eyebrow, adjusting the strap of his pack. “A tournament? You want me to come back for… a competition?”“Yes,” Lidia said firmly, stepping closer. “It’s not just a test of strength. It’s… tradition. The Academy depends on it. And… I want you there. Even if just to show them what you’ve become. To show them—” She hesitated, then added quietly, “—that y
-Chapter 28- The Trial of the Bone Fortress
The crimson winds cut against Kai’s face as the portal behind them faded into nothing but a silver shimmer. Ahead, the forest of bone and shadow loomed, thick with twisted trees that seemed alive with whispers. And there, rising from the earth itself, was the fortress: spires of bone, gates of blackened ivory, and walls carved from the remains of titans.At the gates stood three colossal figures. Skeleton Guardians. Each twice the height of a man, clad in bone-forged armor that fused with their very bodies. Their halberds shimmered with pale fire, and every step they took made the ground tremble.The skeleton army at Kai’s back wavered for just a moment. Even undead soldiers felt the pressure of such beings.Kai narrowed his eyes and lifted a hand. “Appraisal.”A ripple of blue light crossed his vision.Target: Skeleton Guardian Combat Power: 560 Role: Gatekeeper of the Bone Fortress Condition: Bound to the Skeleton King’s Throne Special Rule: Will only obey the recognized heir.K
-Chapter- 29- Recognition
The guardians’ charge was like a storm—two titanic halberds cutting arcs of white-blue flame across the battlefield. The crimson ground split beneath their steps, tremors rattling the skeleton army that braced before them. Shields locked in defiance, but the sheer force of the guardians’ swing threatened to splinter them like twigs.Kai felt the pressure slam into his chest, a crushing aura that squeezed the air from his lungs. His grip on the Bloodwind Blade tightened until his knuckles whitened, veins bulging with effort.If he held back now—if he stayed as he was—they would all be destroyed.“System,” Kai muttered through clenched teeth, his voice barely audible beneath the roar of bone and fire. “Override… Transformation.”The world around him flickered, energy crackling across his skin like lightning. His body rippled, reshaping in a surge of raw power. His nails lengthened into curved, scaled claws, his feet hardened and split, talons gouging furrows into the crimson dirt. From
-Chapter- 30- The Dragon General’s Awakening
The Bone Fortress swallowed them whole.The gates shut with a grinding boom, sealing the crimson wasteland behind them. Inside, the air was heavier, thick with the stench of ash and charred marrow. The walls pulsed faintly, veins of bone-fire crawling through the ivory like molten rivers.Each step echoed. The skeleton army marched in disciplined silence, their spears clattering softly against their shields. Alice walked ahead, her half-human form illuminated by the glow of the fortress fire.Kai tightened his grip on the Bloodwind Blade. The transformation had drained him, his muscles still raw from channeling too much of his hybrid blood. Yet the system’s cold reminder pressed at the edge of his mind:Trial Two: The Bone WardenStatus: Awaiting Challenger.“Feels like we’re walking straight into a trap,” Mandy muttered, her dagger twirling nervously in her hands.“Not a trap,” Sylvia corrected, though her voice was tense. “A crucible. Every step in here is meant to burn the unworthy