All Chapters of SECRET BILLIONAIRE: Chapter 141
- Chapter 150
156 chapters
Chapter 143
The world had become a patchwork of beauty and terror. In some places, time ran smooth and steady, like a river returning to its natural flow. In others, it twisted back on itself, replaying the same moments like a broken song. Mountains breathed like lungs. Oceans reflected skies that belonged to other worlds. Trees whispered in languages no one had ever heard.And through all of this chaos, Benjamin stood at the center of it. Calm, grounded, and determined.The Elder Relics floated before him in a slow, glowing orbit, ancient, pulsing fragments of creation itself. Each one hummed with quiet power, the kind that could tear the world apart or hold it together, depending on who wielded it.Benjamin had learned the hard way that they were never meant to be weapons. They were keys, stabilizers, and now, they were humanity’s last hope of survival.Emily stood beside him, holding a data tablet filled with readings and coordinates. “The anomalies are spreading faster,” she said softly. “W
Chapter 144
Benjamin could feel it in the air, that odd stillness before something big happens. The skies were too clear, the wind too soft, like the world was holding its breath. He stood on the balcony of the Global Hall, watching the city stretch below. Everything looked peaceful. But Benjamin had lived long enough to know that peace could be deceptive.He didn’t need to wait long before the silence broke.A flicker of light appeared beside him. It was faint at first, like the shimmer of heat on asphalt. Then, it grew, forming into the same familiar figure that had visited him long ago: the Oracle. Only this time, there was no calm mystery in its presence. There was urgency, almost panic hidden beneath its calm, mechanical tone.“Benjamin Moore,” the Oracle said, its voice resonating like wind through glass. “The window is closing.”Benjamin turned slowly. “You again,” he said, folding his arms. “You always seem to appear when things start breaking apart.”The Oracle tilted its head slightly,
Chapter 145
The world was trembling again. It wasn’t an earthquake or a storm. It was something deeper, like the fabric of reality itself was breathing unevenly, gasping for air.Benjamin stood at the heart of the Control Chamber, surrounded by glowing holographic maps of the planet. Red dots pulsed all across the globe; it was the Anomalies. Each one was a tear, a distortion, a point where logic failed. Buildings bending like liquid. People vanishing mid-sentence. Oceans glowing with impossible colors.He had seen chaos before. He had rebuilt after wars, storms, and disasters. But this was different. The System was striking back.Emily stood beside him, calm but alert. Her eyes flicked over the readings, every number, every pulse. Her mind was sharp, faster than the computers surrounding them. “The Anomalies are clustering near the Nexus Points,” she said. “If they converge, we lose structural stability in the continental layers.”Benjamin nodded, his hand hovering over the control console. The
Chapter 146
The chamber wasn’t made of metal, or stone, or anything Benjamin Moore could recognize. It was as if the air itself had solidified into shimmering light, soft, translucent, and alive. The walls pulsed faintly, breathing with a rhythm that felt both alien and familiar, like a heartbeat stretched across eternity.Benjamin stood in the center, barefoot, wearing a simple white tunic. His Relics, those ancient fragments of creation floated around him in slow, deliberate circles, glowing with gentle hues. The Oracle stood opposite him, its form shifting between light and shadow, its voice echoing softly through the chamber.“This is the Chamber of Ascendance,” it said calmly. “Here, all truths are laid bare. No deception, no illusion. Only the essence of who you are.”Benjamin looked around, feeling the strange pressure in his chest. The space felt infinite, yet closed off. Every breath he took came with weight, like he was inhaling light and exhaling memory.“I’m ready,” he said quietly, t
Chapter 147
The sky broke open like glass.It started as a small shimmer, a crack of light that appeared just above the stratosphere. For hours, people thought it was a comet or some atmospheric event. But Benjamin Moore knew better. The moment the vibration touched his senses, he felt the pressure. It wasn’t just energy, it was presence. A consciousness older than stars, colder than silence.He stood on the balcony of the Citadel, high above the restored capital, his hands resting on the railing. The world below was calm. Birds moved across the horizon. People were rebuilding cities, laughing again, planting trees where battle scars once burned the earth. Everything seemed right. But deep inside him, the hum of the Elder Relics whispered a warning.Emily walked out behind him, carrying their son. The baby gurgled softly, playing with a small pendant that shimmered faintly with light. Benjamin had given it to him as a protection charm.“Something’s wrong,” Emily said quietly, her voice steady but
Chapter 148
The day after the battle, the world was strangely quiet.The storms that had split the sky were gone. The air felt lighter. People were starting to move again, checking on each other, repairing small damages caused by the energy surges. But for Benjamin, peace wasn’t quite real yet. He could still feel it, an invisible presence watching from the edge of everything.He sat alone in the grand observatory of the Citadel, high above the clouds, surrounded by a circle of glowing Relics that hovered in silence. Each Relic pulsed faintly with its own rhythm, responding to his thoughts.Emily had begged him to rest, to at least sleep for a few hours, but he couldn’t. His mind was too loud. The voice of the Envoy still echoed inside him. Its words were calm, almost kind, but they carried the weight of entire worlds.He knew it wasn’t over.The door slid open softly. Emily stepped in, wearing a loose white robe, her hair tied back. She looked tired but calm, the kind of calm that came from maki
Chapter 149
The moment the Envoy arrived, the air around Benjamin rippled like water disturbed by a storm. He felt it before he saw it, like a thousand unseen eyes had turned their gaze on him all at once. Reality itself seemed to breathe differently. The wind moved in strange, reverse motions, and light bent in lazy, spiraling arcs that made the sky look like a living painting.Emily stood beside him, her hand brushing against his arm. “It’s here,” she whispered, her voice soft but steady. She didn’t need to say the name. They both knew who “it” was.Benjamin nodded slowly. “Yeah… I can feel it.”The Envoy emerged from a crack in the sky, walking calmly on air as if gravity had no say over it. It wasn’t male or female, not human or alien. Its body shimmered between shapes, a silhouette that flickered like a candle in a breeze. Sometimes it looked like a human, sometimes a towering creature made of crystal light, sometimes just a shadow that swallowed space itself.When it spoke, its voice was l
Chapter 150
The skies above the world shimmered like broken glass. Every color, every sound, every breath carried a strange vibration, the kind that hummed deep inside the bones of anyone who was still alive.Benjamin stood at the edge of what once was the Council Citadel, it was now a cracked monument surrounded by threads of light and darkness constantly weaving in and out of each other. His hands trembled slightly. Not from fear, but from the growing distortion in his own energy. The Elder Relics pulsed around him, hovering like patient stars waiting for his decision.He knew the truth now.The first battle with the Envoy had shown him the limits of what he was. It had also shown him what he could become. But to reach that point… he would have to lose something. Something precious.Emily stood beside him, her face pale but determined. Her eyes carried both strength and sorrow, she had always known this day would come. “You’ve felt it, haven’t you?” she asked quietly.Benjamin nodded slowly. “
Chapter 151
The world had gone quiet. Not the kind of quiet that brings peace, but the kind that comes before something enormous, something that could change everything forever.Emily stood at the center of the Citadel, surrounded by the Elder Relics. The air around her shimmered with power, humming like a thousand hidden storms. Each Relic pulsed in rhythm, as if the world itself was holding its breath.Benjamin was inside the Chamber of Ascension. His body was somewhere beyond the physical, now locked in a state between life, death, and rebirth. Every moment stretched endlessly for him, but outside, Emily knew time was running out. The Envoy was still out there, regrouping. The sky flickered with strange patterns of light, signs that reality itself was cracking under the weight of two opposing forces.Emily took a deep breath. Her heart pounded hard. She had promised Benjamin she would protect him. And now, it was time to fulfill that promise.The Oracle’s voice echoed softly in her mind. “To
Chapter 152
The air around Benjamin Moore shimmered like it was alive. The chamber where he stood, the same cosmic space where his Ascension had taken place was quiet now, but not empty. It pulsed softly, like the heartbeat of something ancient. The walls of reality felt thinner here, as if they were waiting for him to make the next move.He stood still for a while, breathing slowly. His body no longer felt completely human. There was warmth and weight to him, but also something vast, something that stretched beyond space. His veins glowed faintly with silver light, and every breath carried a low, almost musical hum.Emily watched him from a few steps away. Her face showed awe and worry at the same time. She didn’t speak at first; she just looked at him like she was seeing both the man she loved and a force of nature she didn’t fully understand.“Ben,” she finally whispered, her voice trembling slightly. “Are you still… you?”Benjamin smiled softly. “I think so,” he said, his tone gentle. “But I