Chapter529 The moment Felix tore the creature’s stinger aside, something inside it snapped.The colossal beast recoiled violently, its massive body crashing through the ruins as it let out a shrill, distorted screech that rattled the air itself. The scarlet runes carved along its chitin flared blindingly bright, pulsing like a corrupted heart driven beyond its limits. The creature stopped thinking. It stopped calculating. It entered rage. Its attack pattern changed instantly. No longer did it rely on brute force, no it made more reckless charges or crushing blows meant to overwhelm with mass alone. Instead, the martial energy surging within its body condensed, refined, and erupted outward with terrifying precision. The air screamed. From the runes embedded along its body, dozens of beams burst forth simultaneously. Scarlet lances of condensed Celestial level martial energy that sliced through space itself. They fanned outward in every direction, tearing through ruined t

Chapter531 While Felix was reshaping the Vibrant city into a trap for his enemies who will soon come to attack him, his ebemies were also making plans of their own. The Dominion Association did not arrive in the Secret Realm gently. The moment the spatial distortion collapsed behind them, the world assaulted them. A shrieking gale tore across the land with enough force to knock weaker warriors off their feet. Snow blasted sideways in dense, blinding sheets, each flake sharp as ground glass as it struck exposed skin and armor. Visibility dropped to mere meters, and the cold seeped instantly through protective barriers, biting into bone. This was not a place meant for life. It was a glacial mountain range, vast and merciless, its jagged peaks rising like broken teeth toward a sky choked with rolling gray clouds. Ice coated cliffs surrounded the landing zone, their surfaces smooth and treacherous, riddled with fractures that groaned ominously beneath the pressure of wind and

Chapter533 Vibrant City no longer looked like before. The once hostile ruins lay quiet beneath a sky dulled by drifting haze, its broken towers and fractured streets threaded with invisible formation lines that hummed faintly beneath the surface. What had once been a living, predatory city had been reduced to a controlled battlefield, every variable accounted for, every threat stripped away. Felix stood at the city’s highest plaza, his gaze sweeping across the dormant formation one final time. The trap was complete. Energy flowed smoothly through the hidden nodes embedded across rooftops and spires, circulating in layered patterns too complex for most cultivators to perceive. The formation was not active but it was awake, coiled and waiting like a predator with its eyes closed. Felix nodded faintly. “That will do.” Behind him, the Crimson Victorium Force gathered in orderly ranks. Their armor bore fresh scars, but their expressions were calm, disciplined satisfied. The

Chapter535 Silence lingered before the temple.Not the peaceful kind but the kind that pressed against the chest, heavy and expectant, as if the mountains themselves were holding their breath. Felix stood at the foot of the temple’s sealed gate, the paper from the city lord’s hand folded neatly and tucked away. Around him, the Crimson Victorium Force gathered in small clusters, voices low, expressions tight. No one laughed. No one joked. Even the most battle hardened among them found their thoughts drifting back to the words written in desperation. The Demonic Sky City. Everyone is going to die. Speculation spread quietly through the ranks. “A city… in the sky?” one warrior whispered, glancing upward as if expecting to see a shadow pass over the clouds. “How does a city even move?” another murmured. “And how does something like that wipe out an entire population without resistance?” Luthor folded his arms, brow furrowed. “If it truly came from above,” he said thoughtful

Chapter537 The pool waited. It did not churn. It did not ripple. It did not react. The blue liquid lay perfectly still at the center of the cavern, glowing softly like a captured fragment of the sky itself. The light it emitted washed over the stone walls, casting long, wavering shadows that made the cavern feel both vast and intimate at the same time. Felix stood at the edge of the pool, his gaze steady. Behind him, Luthor and the four border warlords hesitated. The moment they stepped closer, the atmosphere changed. It was not a violent pressure. It was not oppressive in the way enemies were oppressive. It was repulsion. An invisible force pressed outward from the pool, subtle but absolute, as if the cavern itself was quietly saying no. One of the warlords, Gabriel frowned and took another step forward. His expression shifted instantly. His breathing deepened, shoulders tensing as though a massive weight had been placed upon his chest. “…This isn’t right,” he mutter