All Chapters of The God of War Calen Storm: Chapter 321
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The Storm Unleashed
The sky cracked open.From above the shattered battlefield, storm clouds churned with unnatural fury. Calen’s entire body pulsed with blinding light—his skin veined with lightning, his eyes aglow with raw, divine energy. He hovered slightly above the ground, suspended in the air as arcs of electricity twisted and screamed around him.“Tharstan!” Calen’s voice was no longer his own—it echoed with the storm itself, deep, ancient, and righteous. “You have to be vanish in order that others could live! I must kill you!”Tharstan knelt on the scorched earth, panting heavily, struggling to lift his blade. He was already wounded—blood dripped from his mouth, and a deep gash across his side throbbed with every breath. His golden armor, once radiant, was cracked and blackened from the earlier clash.But Calen had not finished.He raised one hand, and the sky obeyed. A monstrous bolt of lightning tore through the heavens and slammed into the ground beside Tharstan, throwing up a shockwave of hea
Half-Blood Girl
Calen turned sharply toward Carmen, his storm-filled eyes narrowing with suspicion. “Don’t speak nonsense, Carmen,” he said, his voice like rolling thunder. “You might already be under Tharstan’s spell. He’s manipulating your mind.”Carmen’s expression hardened. Her eyes shimmered with sorrow and defiance. “I’m not under any spell, Calen. This is real. What I saw, what I felt—it’s not some illusion.”Whispers broke out among the Drakhtarion ranks. Several warriors sneered. One in blood-red armor stepped forward, his voice a venomous hiss. “Then she’s a traitor. Kill her along with the beast she defends. End them both now.”“She’s not one of us,” spat another, his horns glinting with blood and ash. “No horns, no heritage. She’s always been an outsider. That shield she cast—it’s not Drakhtarion magic.”“She's corrupted,” growled a third. “That pendant is cursed. Queen Iralyn wouldn’t choose a half-blood without a name.”“No!” Calen’s voice cracked like lightning, silencing them all. “Ca
Fire!
Before Calen could even decide on his next move, the air trembled with the sudden, shrill whistling of arrows. The sound grew into a rising storm of death, and the sky above the battleground seemed to darken—not from clouds, but from the rain of flaming projectiles arcing through the air.“Fire!” a commanding voice roared from the ridge. Through the haze of smoke, crimson-and-gold banners of Aerondale unfurled against the wind. At their head rode Evan Drake, his expression carved from steel, his eyes sharp with cold determination. The crest of House Drake glinted on his breastplate, each stride of his warhorse pounding like a drumbeat of war. Behind him, rank upon rank of Aerondale’s finest surged forward under King Theron’s orders, shields interlocked, their unified war cries rolling like thunder down the valley slopes.The first wave struck like a tempest. Flaming arrows rained down, smashing into the ground with bursts of fire, scorching the grass and sending shimmering heat waves
The Chance
Calen’s storm surged forward like a living beast, the sky boiling above as jagged spears of lightning tore down around Tharstan. The air turned sharp and metallic, the pressure so great it felt as though the world itself was holding its breath. Each strike left the ground smoking and shattered, forcing Tharstan to his knees.“Calen, stop!” Carmen’s voice cut through the chaos like a desperate chord, but it was swallowed almost instantly by the roar of the tempest. Her pendant burned against her skin, pulsing with a deep, ancient rhythm. Her eyes, glassy and wet, held something no one expected: grief.Those around her froze. Seraphina’s blade lowered a fraction. Even Queen Elara’s stance faltered, brows knitting in confusion. Why would Carmen, the unyielding daughter of Drakhtarion, cry out for mercy for an enemy commander?The storm hammered down again. A bolt struck so close the shockwave knocked soldiers from their feet.“Don’t kill him!” Carmen’s voice broke, the words ragged. “Tha
The Voice from the Lost Throne
Blue light flickered from Calen’s shield, the barrier trembling with every blow from outside. Each impact made the air inside quiver like a taut string on the verge of snapping. His breath was heavy, sweat trickling down his temples. Beyond the shield, war cries mingled with the clash of steel and the explosions of magic tearing the sky apart.Carmen knelt beside Tharstan, her eyes blazing with determination. The king lay weak on the ground, his breathing ragged, yet behind his gaze still burned the embers of murderous intent. His thin fingers gripped the cracked hilt of his sword, as if yearning to raise it one last time.“Stop…” Carmen whispered, her voice nearly swallowed by the uproar of battle. “I will bring you back… just as Iralyn wished. Back to the Tharstan I knew… the wise king.”Tharstan groaned, struggling to rise. “Iralyn… is dead,” he rasped. “And so is… the Tharstan you knew.”Carmen bit her lip. In her heart, she prayed. If I can’t… please, Iralyn… show me the way.Sud
Between Conviction and Vengeance
“The shield is down, push forward! Cut down every enemy in your path! Leave no one alive!”Evan Drake, the general, barked orders with ruthless precision, driving his soldiers and mages onward. Victory felt close, tangible, in his grasp. The warriors and sorcerers of Vynoria were being forced back under his relentless assault. Even the Drakhtarion forces, once united, were now split in two: the loyal faction fighting desperately to shield Calen Storm, while the traitorous half tore into their former allies with savage intent.Wind, earth, and smoke churned together into a choking haze, obscuring vision and masking enemy movements. The clash of steel rang out through the battlefield, mixed with explosions of magic that drowned the screams of the dying.In the heart of the chaos, the fraying thread of resistance still held. Though the shield was shattered, Calen Storm fought on with dwindling strength, his blade sweeping in every direction to repel Aerondale soldiers who moved with leth
Exterminate Them All
“Stay alert! The monster is moving in!”Tharstan’s eyes swept over the countless soldiers closing in on him. Voices rose from every direction, hurling curses and threats, each word stoking the fire of rage that already boiled inside his mind.“They’ll hurt you, Tharstan,” Carmen whispered from his side, seeking shelter beside his massive form.“They won’t. They can’t hurt me,” Tharstan replied, his voice a low growl. “I will be the one to kill them all.” There wasn’t a flicker of fear in him—only the raw certainty of destruction. Moments ago, he had been on the verge of defeat at Calen’s hands, but now… his strength felt doubled, thrumming through every muscle and scale.He was now the center of every enemy’s attention. Carmen tried to help, summoning her magic to raise a shield around him, but something pulled at her power, snuffing it out before it could take form.“He’s become a terrifying monster—you shouldn’t defend him! He’ll kill you too!” a soldier from Aerondale shouted at he
Fall of The Kingdom
Amid the shroud of black smoke, Tharstan lifted his massive body into the air, revealing the grand, imposing form of his dragon shape. His eyes still burned crimson, brimming with hatred and the unquenchable fire of vengeance in his heart. Now, he had a new goal.From a considerable distance, the golden spires of the Aerondale capital could be seen clearly. Its gilded buildings reflected the light brilliantly, flaunting their grandeur.Tharstan ignored the smaller attacks from Aerondale soldiers rushing to meet him again. These insignificant humans were not worth his attention. His focus was fixed on his target—the annihilation of Aerondale’s capital and its kingdom. With powerful wingbeats, the colossal dragon soared away from the battlefield.***Evan Drake stared into the still-darkened sky, shocked by what Tharstan had just done. After slaughtering the majority of his forces, the massive dragon suddenly made an unexpected move.“General, the monster is heading for the capital! He’
Fallen Vengeance
The kingdom of Aerondale lay shrouded in devastation. Cries of agony echoed through the air, mingling with the silence of countless lifeless bodies scattered across the ground. The fortress walls were shattered, rubble strewn everywhere. The capital stood exposed, vulnerable, and without any form of protection. Without a greater power to stop him, Tharstan could reduce the entire kingdom to ashes with nothing more than his fire.Evan Drake leapt down from his horse, his eyes fixed on a single sight—his wife. Lila Frost lay lifeless on the ground, her body pierced in a gruesome manner. The woman he had fought so hard to claim had been struck down by Tharstan. Making her his wife had not been easy; Evan had clawed his way through obstacles, wresting her from her former husband, Calen Storm. And though he knew deep down that Lila had never truly loved him, his devotion to her had always been real.At first, both Evan and Lila had believed their marriage would bring happiness, free from c
The Fall of Aerondale
The death of Evan Drake did not bring Tharstan any satisfaction. His goal was not simply vengeance against one man, but the total destruction of Aerondale—burning the kingdom to ash and eradicating every soul within its walls.“Come out of this rotten hall, or I’ll burn you all alive with it!”Tharstan’s voice thundered across the ruins, a threat laced with unrelenting malice.It was then that the King of Aerondale, King Theron, emerged with his royal guards and council at his side.“Do not destroy my kingdom, or you will regret it!”The king’s defiance rang out, but Tharstan did not falter. His crimson eyes glimmered with cruel amusement.“Too late. I will bring it down now!”With a roar, Tharstan unleashed his greatest torrent of flame, engulfing the royal palace in a storm of fire. The once-proud citadel crumbled in mere moments, towers collapsing as stone shattered and molten debris rained from the heavens. The dragon’s mighty tail swept aside what little remained, toppling walls