All Chapters of The Dark Ichalocha Of Terres Nei: Chapter 131
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CHAPTER 129: TRAGEDY OF THE PERFECT BALANCE
As Maleek emerged onto the deck, the salty breeze tousled his knotted locs, and the rhythmic sound of waves against the hull filled the air. "What are you doing out here!" he exclaimed, spotting Venganza gazing pensively over the port side bow, clad in a flowing overgarment that concealed her figure from neck to ankles. "I grew weary being stuffed inside the cockpit, so I came here to think," she replied, her voice carrying a weight of contemplation. "About what?" Maleek inquired, his curiosity piqued by her solemn demeanor."Since the time we have spent in the Western void pillars, I have been haunted by a specter, a ghost. She has shown me things I do not understand. Leading my path to you. However, I want her out of my head and go!" Venganza confessed, her eyes reflecting a mix of frustration and determination. "What ghost are you referring to?" Maleek questioned, scanning the horizon as if expecting an ethereal presence to materialize.Suddenly, Celine manifested in two apparition
CHAPTER 130: A PACT OF ONE ACCORD
Hearing the harsh words from Venganza was triggering for Maleek. Growing up, Maleek was always considered an afterthought. Growing up, his mother tossed him aside for her stepfather and his kids. It grew worse over the years when his mother ignored his abuse at the hands of his stepfamily. It also brought up how undesirable he tried to date women. Cursed with a high IQ and frail body, caused women to look at him. He was often referred to as a hood nerd. Even though his ex-girlfriend, Kia, decided to date him, it was not genuine. She knew Maleek would provide her with financial stability, whether it was through corporate or him inventing something that could make a lot of money. However, Kia always had a taste for the bad boy, which Maleek did not. The only person who never rejected Maleek was his aunt. He really missed her when she died of cancer five years ago.Days after Maleek avoided Venganza, she realized that her words were harsh. Empathy and remorse were attributes the Ichalo
CHAPTER 131: A UNION OF CLARITY
After the consummation, Maleek found himself alone and naked in bed. Hastily pulling on his clothes, he made his way to the ship's top deck, where he spotted Venganza standing on the balcony, her gaze fixed upon the vast expanse of the ocean. Approaching her cautiously, Maleek cleared his throat to announce his presence. "Hey, why are you all alone out here?" he inquired softly, touching her shoulder. Venganza remained unmoved, her eyes still fixed on the distant horizon. "I am... pondering," she replied, her voice distant and contemplative. Venganza shrugged her shoulders away from Maleek, yet Maleek did not expect anything less than a shunning. "Sorry, I didn't mean to upset you," Maleek stated. "I am not upset. I am…pondering about what is happening to me after our night of copulation." Venganza huffed. "Are you having regrets?" Maleek inquired, his heart pounding in his chest. Venganza finally turned to look at him, her expression a mixture of frustration and confusion. "No! Ju
CHAPTER 132: MORS INTEGUMENTUM (THE DEATH SHROUD)
As the ship glided further into the northern regions of Terres Nei, Maleek and Venganza found themselves en route to their destination, the autopilot easing their journey as they rested below the decks. However, sleep eluded the Ichalocha, Venganza, as she sensed her strength waning, a telltale sign that they had reached the borders of the Azaelean region. Awakening beside Maleek, her eyes flickered to her wound, anticipating the worst. Yet, instead of festering decay, she was greeted by the comforting glow of the Urielium talisman, pulsing with Celine's charge. Relief washed over her, evident in the chuckles that escaped her lips, awakening Maleek from his slumber."Hey, you're up early," Maleek remarked, rubbing the sleep from his eyes. "I am," Venganza affirmed, sitting up as she felt the urgency of their proximity to the Azaelean Region. "We must prepare." Maleek's curiosity was piqued by the verdant light emanating from Venganza's wound. "What's happening with your wound?" he inq
CHAPTER 133: PLANS THAT DO NOT STRAY
After taunting Venganza and Maleek through his orbuculum, Seklas leaned back on his throne, deactivating the communication device with a flick of his fingers. The chamber dimmed as the holographic projections dissipated, leaving him in the solitude of his thoughts. His dissatisfaction brewed like a storm within him; losing control over Venganza was not part of his grand design. The pact they had forged would culminate in his triumph on his terms. And those terms were steeped in treachery. "Damn that insolent creature," he muttered to himself, his voice echoing in the cavernous chamber.He envisioned the day when the pact would culminate, a day he had meticulously planned, where betrayal would be his instrument of victory. The veil separating Terres Nei and Nibiruheim would be rented asunder, the barriers between worlds crumbling at his command. And in that chaos, he would have savored the sweet taste of vengeance, tearing into Venganza's flesh once his master had devoured the souls i
CHAPTER 134: THE AZAELEAN GATES
Maleek and Venganza, two weary travelers, found themselves locked in a tense tableau of silence, their companionship reduced to the humble fare of starchy vegetables and jerky. The air crackled with unspoken tension, each warily guarding their thoughts and intentions as if walking on a precarious tightrope of mutual distrust. Maleek, ever cautious not to inadvertently provoke Venganza with his words, withdrew into the recesses of his mind, his thoughts swirling like leaves caught in a tempest, while Venganza, her gaze piercing yet inscrutable, remained ensconced in a profound contemplation of her own.But as the moments stretched on, the burden of Maleek's silent pity bore down upon Venganza like a leaden weight, suffocating her in its suffusive embrace. And in a sudden eruption of pent-up emotion, she unleashed her frustration upon the makeshift table, her palm crashing down with a resounding thud that reverberated through the stillness of the night, sending the meager contents of th
CHAPTER 135: KYRON CITY
As the boat sliced through the murky waters of the Azalean region, Venganza's mind drifted to a tumultuous past. She sat in deep meditation beside Maleek in the cockpit, her brow furrowed with memories she wished she could erase. Maleek, ever vigilant, kept watch over their vessel, ensuring their safety in the treacherous waters and the encroaching darkness.In the depths of her meditation, Venganza was transported back to her days as a student at the illustrious Illuminarium Monastery in the capital city. But this memory wasn't one of scholarly pursuits or camaraderie; it was a haunting recollection of pain and betrayal. She saw herself surrounded by a hostile mob, their faces twisted with malice as they hurled rocks and insults at her. And by her side stood Mama Ife, a mentor and matriarch whose guidance had once been a beacon of hope in her life.Venganza's eyes snapped open, burning with a fierce intensity fueled by anger and resentment. "To hell with them!" she spat, her voice dr
CHAPTER 136: A REVERIE OF PAST VIOLATIONS
With every step closer to the towering spires that pierced the sky, Maleek and Venganza found themselves battling against impossible odds. Their combined prowess in magic and combat seemed futile against the relentless onslaught of hellions and Nibirian wraiths. Each enemy they struck down rose again, fueled by the twisted death magic wielded by the Azalean clergy.As the bodies of their foes continued to rise, Maleek and Venganza realized that victory seemed unattainable. The Azalean clergy's misuse of death magic had tipped the scales against them, and their numbers only seemed to grow with each passing moment. Faced with overwhelming odds, their only recourse was to flee, seeking refuge and a means to ascend the towering structure.With seventy daunting floors stretching out before them, Maleek and Venganza pressed onward, their determination matched only by the weight of their anxiety. But on the sixtieth floor, Venganza's resolve faltered, her strength giving way to an overwhelmi
CHAPTER 137: RESURRECTING A SILVER STAR
As the portal disgorged him, Maleek stumbled out into a disoriented frenzy, his senses assaulted by the abrupt transition. His breath quickened as he scanned the unfamiliar terrain stretching out before him, a vast expanse of desolation punctuated by the looming silhouette of the Azaelean Pillar to the west. The air hung heavy with an eerie stillness, tainted by the sickly pallor of decay that suffused the land in hues of ashen green, despondent blues, and somber mauve.A thunderous boom shattered the silence, jolting Maleek's attention skyward. High above the distant Khyron city, he beheld a phenomenon that defied comprehension--an incandescent brilliance, radiant as the evening star, materializing above the Nibirian Sigil. Before he could fully process the spectacle, a torrent of luminous energy surged downward with alarming velocity, streaking towards the unsuspecting town below like a celestial javelin hurled from the heavens.A blinding argent glow enveloped the horizon, swallowi
CHAPTER 138: TRANSMUTATIONS
Maleek and Venganza, their names whispered like ancient echoes across the Alyssia Plains' desolate expanse, traversing the barren landscape with grim determination. Their quest led them toward the imposing silhouette of the Azaelean Pillar, a towering monolith that pierced the sky on the distant horizon, its crystalline peak shrouded in an ominous aura. The realm they journeyed to was a desolate wasteland, lamenting nature's decay. Above, the heavens hung heavy with clouds of sickly pale green, casting an eerie pall over the land below.The air bore the stench of decay, tainted by the rot of vegetation and flora long since withered and twisted by some dark corruption. But it was not only poisoned air in this forsaken realm; the waters that flowed through the land were equally foul and treacherous. Lakes boiled like cauldrons of acid, their surfaces churned by unseen forces, while rivers ran thick with noxious poisons that spelled death for any foolish enough to partake of their toxic