All Chapters of Swordbound Chronicles: Chapter 1411
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The Death of the Castor – Part I
Only a few clouds marred the night sky with the full moon, their silver edges drifting like ancient spirits across the heavens. Stars twinkled like scattered pearls of immortal qi on the expanse of the Salt Sea, each one bearing witness to the turbulent events below.A cold wind blew from the north, carrying the scent of battle and spilled blood, making the sea which was usually bustling with fishermen now quiet and deserted. The waves lapped against the shore with an ominous rhythm, as if mourning the fallen.News of the shocking event had just spread everywhere like wildfire through dry bamboo, following the battle that erupted between the Admiral of Udristan and the Great Enchanter Vellenor on the Salt Sea earlier that day. The very air seemed to vibrate with the lingering spiritual energy of their devastating confrontation.From that moment on, everyone from both sides—the Kingdom of Udristan and Vellenor—was on guard, their hands never straying far from their weapons. They were w
The Death of the Castor – Part II
Vespera's face brightened like dawn breaking over mountain peaks. Her lips curved upward in a smile that held both relief and cunning.She smiled with the confidence of one who has escaped death's grasp. Her hope for life as a hero adrift in this mortal world now seemed like a glimmer of light in the pine forest below, beckoning her toward safety."If I meditate all day in a hidden place, my spiritual power will surely recover like a phoenix rising from ashes." Kastor weighed her words carefully, each syllable measured like ingredients in an alchemist's formula.After making up her mind with the determination of a warrior facing battle, Vespera appeared to stagger as she landed on the damp ground. Her legs trembled from exhaustion and the lingering effects of her wounds.Then her figure disappeared into the pine forest like smoke melting into shadow. Because she was trapped in her weakened state, she was unable to use her spiritual energy to erase all traces of herself and the aura em
The Death of the Castor – Part III
At that moment, a flash of light appeared as the two short blades slashed toward Vespera's neck. The steel cut through the air with lethal precision.WUSH!Vespera slammed the teleportation amulet onto the ground with desperate force, the jade disc cracking under the impact. Her figure vanished, disappearing into the corridor of space and time that would transport her body as far away as possible.Vespera only saw flashes of light throughout her journey through the teleportation corridor, like lightning frozen in eternal moments. She smiled slyly with the satisfaction of one who has cheated death once again."I managed to outsmart that dwarf for the second time!" Her laughter echoed through the dimensional void."The saying goes that a stupid donkey won't fall into the same hole twice. Unfortunately, that poor Nevertary is even more stupid than a donkey!" Her voice rang with malicious triumph.Vespera laughed out loud in the teleportation corridor, her voice echoing through dimensions
Confrontation at the Governor's Gate.
"Remove your filthy hands from my person if you wish to avoid severe consequences!" declared the man who had just arrived at the Governor's Mansion in Nip North City. His face remained as cold and emotionless as carved stone, each word cutting through the evening air like a blade through silk.More than ten soldiers stood guard at the ornate gates of the governor's residence at that moment, their bronze spears gleaming under the flickering torchlight. They surged forward in unison, brandishing their weapons with practiced precision and forming an impenetrable wall to block the young man's determined advance.That man was none other than Guo Jiang, the legendary Enchanter whose reputation preceded him like thunder before lightning.The melodious sound of string music drifted from within the governor's official residence, occasionally interrupted by the shrill, intoxicating laughter of courtesans. The night air carried the scent of expensive wine and burning incense, clear evidence that
The Shattered Banquet.
The banquet hall stretched before them like a palace fit for ancient kings, its vaulted ceiling decorated with golden dragons that seemed to dance in the flickering candlelight.A ensemble of talented musicians filled one corner, consisting of male violinists whose bows danced across strings like butterflies, and wind instrument players whose melodies soared like eagles. Among them sat a young maiden playing the harp, her delicate fingers coaxing forth songs that resonated through the hall like liquid starlight.Upon the polished marble dance floor, a troupe of young women appeared like celestial beings descended from the heavens above. They moved with ethereal grace, their long silk dresses flowing like water around their feet, each step executed with the precision of trained court dancers.In the center of the dance floor, they spread out in formation and performed movements so graceful they seemed to defy the very laws of earthly motion. Their performance was designed to capture th
The New Governor.
Without hesitation or delay, Governor Romak immediately threw himself to his knees before the mysterious newcomer. He wailed and cried out in absolute terror, his voice echoing through the hall like the lamentations of the damned."Great Enchanter! I beg you to forgive Romak's inexcusable foolishness for failing to recognize the towering mountain of power that stood before my blind eyes!"Governor Romak, the once proud city ruler, tore at his expensive silk garments with desperate hands. This dramatic gesture represented the traditional display practiced by the people of the Alamaria Continent, signifying both deep mourning and profound remorse for unforgivable transgressions.This ritual of torn clothing served as the ultimate expression of regret and sorrow among the continent's inhabitants. In the most extreme cases of repentance, the people of Alamaria would even sprinkle cold ashes upon their heads as a sign of their utter humiliation.Romak refrained from the ash sprinkling cere
The Commander's Report.
His name was Commander Yama, a general whose reputation for leading cavalry charges had become legend among both allies and enemies. He commanded the mounted attack forces of the Vellenor Kingdom along the contested border between the two rival nations.Commander Yama removed his battle worn helmet with ceremonial precision and knelt before the Enchanter, who sat upon an elevated chair on the podium within the city's grand council hall."Speak freely, Commander Yama! What urgent intelligence do you bring that required such haste?" Guo Jiang's voice carried the authority of his new position as he studied the kneeling military commander with keen interest.Commander Yama raised his weathered head and rose to his feet with the fluid grace of a seasoned warrior accustomed to both battlefield and court protocol."I humbly request permission to inform you of the recent military activities conducted by the forces of Udristan, O Great Enchanter!" His voice resonated with the confidence of a m
Night of Vigilance.
Guo Jiang's heart filled with anxiety that gnawed at his resolve like persistent doubt. The realization struck him that bringing reinforcements from the distant Torredorm City would prove nearly impossible given their current circumstances."Even if we could somehow acquire thousands of spirit ships capable of crossing the treacherous waters, I estimate the journey would require more than ten days of dangerous travel!"The city of Nip North truly stood on the precipice of complete destruction when the massive Udristan army launched their anticipated large scale assault against its walls.From his elevated position atop the Nip North City Tower, Guo Jiang summoned the mystical power known as the "Evil Eyes." These magical orbs served as his supernatural surveillance system, capable of spying upon surrounding territories extending up to a thousand kilometers in all directions.Through this arcane sight, he observed tens of thousands of Udristan soldiers moving with military precision to
Cliffdon Wood Forest – Part I
The hanging mountain was located on the western side of the Salt Sea, its ancient peaks shrouded in perpetual mist that danced like ghostly spirits. The treacherous path led through the Cliffdon Wood Forest, where ancient qi energies pulsed beneath the earth like a sleeping dragon's heartbeat."Your Excellency, it will take two weeks to reach Hanging Mountain if you wish to go there using the governor's Spirit Boat!" said the young judge of Nip North City named Yurst, his voice trembling like autumn leaves in the wind. When Guo Jiang asked for directions to Hanging Mountain, Yurst's eyes reflected the wisdom of one who had witnessed countless travelers disappear into those cursed lands.With a worried look etched deep into his weathered face, the young judge warned the Enchanter. His hands clasped behind his back, fingers twitching with nervous energy as if sensing impending doom."I hope Your Excellency the Enchanter will not rush to visit Mount Gantung alone!"The Fey are creatures
Cliffdon Wood Forest – Part II
Everyone stared in breathless awe when they witnessed the Royal Enchanter, who could soar through the heavens using wings of pure qi energy. His partner, the magnificent Eastern Dragon that had once frightened everyone, now appeared as a guardian spirit of legendary power.Still gazing in wonder and disbelief, everyone eventually departed from the streets. They had spent hours being captivated by the astonishing display intentionally performed by the Enchanter, their souls touched by magic they would remember for generations.++++++The forest stretched endlessly before them, vast and dense like an ocean of emerald dreams, difficult for any mortal soul to penetrate. It was also a fertile forest, blessed by ancient spirits who had walked these paths since time immemorial.The canopy of the forest consisted of massive oak leaves, each one large enough to shelter a grown man, covered with soft green moss that glowed with ethereal light. All looked soft up there, like green velvet cloth w