Chapter 630 The distant sky continued to darken as the massive floating city descended steadily toward the world below, its shadow stretching farther across the land with each passing second, its presence growing heavier, more oppressive, as though the heavens themselves were being forced downward. Felix stood at the edge of the port.Watching. Feeling. Understanding. This was not an enemy he could ignore.Not something he could walk away from. The pressure alone told him everything he needed to know. If that thing was allowed to descend freely, If it reached the ground, the consequences would not be limited to the Imperium. It would affect the entire world. Felix exhaled slowly, then turned. Without another word, he moved swiftly toward the ship, his figure crossing the distance in an instant as he stepped onto the deck where the Crimson Victorium Force, the maids, and the others were already preparing under Gene’s command. The moment he appeared, everyone paused becaus

Chapter 632 The Imperium was burning. Not with flames alone but with despair. Across the shattered capital, cries of anguish echoed endlessly as citizens fled through collapsing streets, their voices trembling with fear, their bodies moving without direction, driven only by the instinct to survive in a world that had suddenly turned against them. Above them, death rained down. Precise. Relentless. Unstoppable. The beams from the descending city continued to fall like divine punishment, piercing through bodies, structures, and defenses alike, each strike claiming a life with terrifying accuracy, leaving no room for resistance, no chance for escape. Imperial soldiers and guards stood at the frontlines, their armor shattered, their formations broken, yet they refused to retreat, their bodies acting as shields, their lives offered in exchange for even a single moment of safety for the civilians behind them. “Hold the line!”“Protect the civilians!” Their voices rang out despi

Chapter 634 The moment Felix stepped into the control chamber, every operator inside noticed him instantly. The room was vast, filled with rows of consoles and personnel managing different sections of the ship’s weapon systems. Their movements halted almost at the same time, confusion flashing across their faces as they tried to process how an outsider had appeared inside one of the most secured areas of the flying city.A few of them instinctively opened their mouths to shout for help.They never got the chance.Felix reacted immediately.A surge of martial energy expanded from his body and formed a sealed barrier around the entire chamber. The barrier was not explosive or loud; it was precise and absolute. It cut off all sound, all signals, and all forms of communication from escaping the room.The operators’ expressions shifted from confusion to panic.Some rushed toward emergency panels.Others tried to activate internal alarms.A few attempted to attack.Felix did not gi

Chapter 636 The chamber fell into a suffocating silence as Felix and Rabin faced each other. There were no distractions here. No alarms, no fleeing operators, no chaotic interference, only two figures standing at opposite ends of a vast metallic hall, both fully aware that what came next would not resemble the battles that had occurred before. Rabin took a slow step forward. The sound of his armored foot against the metal floor echoed with unusual weight, as though the very structure of the ship acknowledged his presence. He did not rush. He did not attack immediately. Instead, he spoke. “There are levels to power you have not yet understood.” His voice was deep, steady, and filled with quiet confidence. Felix did not respond. He simply watched.Rabin continued walking forward. “In the Ascendant realm, there are three stages, early, middle, and late.” His gaze locked onto Felix. “The ones you fought before… Breaker and Destroyer… they were only at the early stage.” There

Chapter 638 The chamber had gone quiet again. Not from the absence of battle but from the shift in it. Felix stood facing Rabin, his breathing steady, his gaze fixed, while his mind continued to move at a speed far beyond the rhythm of the fight itself. Every exchange, every reaction, every subtle fluctuation in Rabin’s Martial Run Intent replayed within him in perfect clarity. He had seen enough. Rabin stepped forward again, his presence pressing down like a collapsing sky, the Piercing field around his body warping space itself as if daring Felix to try again. “You’ve reached your limit,” Rabin said coldly. “You can analyze all you want, but without true intent, without fusion of soul and law, you cannot break this.” Felix did not respond. But something within him shifted. The Annihilation Run stirred. The Channeling Run followed. Before, they had been separate. One destroyed. One redirected. Now they resonated. Felix’s eyes narrowed slightly as a new u