All Chapters of Unrivaled In The World: Rise of Kaiden Blackwood: Chapter 351
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Chapter 351: Damned Mortal.
The moment Abigail’s aura surged into something borderline catastrophic, Kai simply exhaled, rolled his shoulders, and muttered:“Yeah, I’m dead today.”But instead of fear, irritation washed over him because Abigail going feral was practically tradition at this point. If there was anything consistent in this girl’s life, it was that she lost her mind at the worst possible damn time.Her hair whipped violently around her, the ground beneath her feet cracking, a red-black storm of sword intent swirling with enough pressure to make the weaker disciples in the distance drop to their knees in terror.Kai, he just brushed dust off his chest and shrugged.A casual, resigned shrug that screamed.. if madness is the plan, then madness will we fight.Because even if he couldn’t hold on… even if he got destroyed… even if she broke his bones like dry sticks…He had no other option but to keep holding on cause no one else could restrain her.No one else could take those hits.No one else could sta
352: The Roast That Summoned Death
Abigail’s breathing was no longer steady, each inhale sharp, each exhale like a volcano venting fury through cracked earth. Veins crawled along her neck, pulsing violently. The sword aura around her flickered in chaotic waves, as if even it couldn’t keep up with her rising madness.She was livid, not annoyed or irritated but livid.Her fingers tightened around the sword until the hilt groaned. And the look she gave Kai… that look could have peeled the bark off an entire forest.Her thoughts were simple... she was the strongest, she was Xander’s descendant, she was the heir of a divine bloodline.She was supposed to be unmatched, untouchable, unstoppable and yet this mortal, this man, this weird... this stubborn, reckless, irritating, unkillable cockroach kept punching her, kept sending her flying, kept blocking her attacks and he kept smirking.He was not kneeling, he was not begging, he was not even giving her the “respect” she thought she deserved in her frenzy.He just stood there,
353: When She Finally Fell
Abigail shot forward like a divine beast unleashed, sword intent screaming behind her. But this time... this time everything was wrong.Her aura wasn’t stable anymore, her killing intent wasn’t collected and her movements weren’t precise.She was fast, yes, fast enough to terrify anyone else but to Kai, she was the definition of predictable.Her power was exploding wildly, not controlled. Every step she took cracked the ground, every breath shook the statues, but her trajectory swerved, lurched, shook as if her power was overflowing too fast for her body to handle.Kai didn’t retreat, he didn’t block, he didn’t counter the way a normal cultivator would, he simply stepped to the side.Calmly, effortlessly and almost lazily.Abigail’s sword sliced through empty air and crashed into the stone behind him with an explosion that sent shockwaves across the entire field.RUMBLEEEEEEEEEEEE... dust shot up, stone shattered and crater formed where her attack landed but Kai had already moved.He
354: Aftermath.
Kai sat on the torn earth for a moment, breathing in deeply, letting the madness of the last half hour drain from his system. His arm still throbbed, his ribs ached, and the lingering heat of Abigail’s sword intent still prickled against his skin, but at least… At least the battlefield was quiet now. No more screaming. No more explosions. No more Abigail trying to split reality in half. Just blessed, exhausted silence.After steadying his breath, he finally turned toward Jian who was half-lying in Lin's arms like a dying hero from an opera and asked, “What the hell happened?”Jian opened his mouth, eyes still dazed, bruises everywhere. “S–S–She… Ab–Ab–Abi—”Immediately, nine girls jumped in at once.“SHE CAME OUT LIKE A DEMON!”“She almost beheaded me!”“She threw Jian like a sack of cabbage!”“She split the ground open...LOOK, THE CRACK IS STILL THERE!”“I thought we were going to die!”“I actually saw my ancestors waving at me...farewell wave!”“Senior Brother Jian was bleeding ever
355: When the Demon Wakes Up Human
Hours slipped by in a slow, exhausted haze. Most people had already recovered enough to sit properly and not shake whenever a leaf fluttered. The sky above the secret realm dimmed into a warm twilight glow, and the cracked battlefield finally settled into silence and then suddenly, a soft gasp echoed.Abigail’s eyelashes trembled, her fingers twitched and her breathing shifted.And before anyone could brace themselves, she shot upright like someone waking from a nightmare.Everyone jumped.Selene threw a talisman in panic, Tina almost summoned a protective barrier, and Jian looked at her calmly. But Abigail merely blinked, staring at them with huge confused eyes.“Where… am I? What happened?”Her voice was small, soft, nothing like the demon-goddess-ancestor-wrath monster she had been hours earlier.The girls slowly crept closer, like approaching a wild animal that might either bite or cry.“Abigail…?” one whispered.Abigail blinked again… then her expression screwed up as she grabb
356: Removable.
They didn’t leave immediately.Everyone needed a moment, some to breathe, some to remember how legs worked after fear froze them, and some to quietly question all their life choices. Abigail stood in the middle of the battlefield, staring at the absolute wreckage she had created, the deep gashes in the earth, the shattered boulders, the dust clouds still lingering like smoke after a war.She let out a deep, exhausted sigh.“I really demolished everything, didn’t I?”Selene nodded gently.“You… did your best.”“I tried to kill all of you,” Abigail muttered.“Yes,” another disciple agreed faintly. “You tried very hard.”Jian, still recovering, murmured, “T–too h–hard…”“Shhh,” Tina hissed. “Don’t trigger her memories again!”Abigail groaned and pressed her palm to her forehead. “I’m never showing my face in public again. Ever.”Kai, who was checking the edge of his halberd, muttered, “You say that every time something happens.”She glared. “Shut up.”He shrugged.As the group started ga
357: Greedy Again!
The moment Kai lifted that massive stone statue with one hand like it was a feather duster, a dangerous sparkle lit up in his eyes.Not admiration, not awe but pure GREED... pure, unfiltered, shameless greed.It shined so brightly in his gaze he might as well have had $ signs spinning in his pupils.He dropped the statue with a loud BOOM, rubbed both palms together like a market thief about to steal a whole warehouse, and nodded very seriously.“Well,” Kai said, voice full of the righteous confidence of a man about to do something illegal with zero regret, “since that’s the case… we should just take all the statues away.”Everyone froze.“What?” Selene whispered.Kai ignored her.“This thing alone,” he continued proudly, patting the fallen statue like it was a pet goat, “contains enough inheritance to raise the combat power of our sect several levels. So of course, we’re not wasting time training inside them herr...no no no..”He flicked his wrist, and looked at his storage ring, and,
358: The March Back.
After Kai’s greedy frenzy, the shameless sweeping of every ancient statue into his storage ring like a man harvesting tomatoes from someone else’s farm, everyone needed a moment to recover. The girls were still staring at the empty field, trying to make sense of what had just happened. Tina was pinching the bridge of her nose because stress was now her surname. Abigail rubbed her temples and wondered for the hundredth time why she fell in love with this maniac. And Kai was humming and strolling as though he had just done something holy.Once they gathered their belongings and sanity at least what was left of it, they finally prepared to leave the destroyed training ground. Kai, as usual, walked in front with the swagger of a man who believed the entire world owed him free treasures. And then, with a dramatic flourish, he pulled out the ancient map again.The moment the parchment fluttered open, Kai’s pupils sharpened and began to glow with a greedy, wolf-like brightness. He dragged hi
359: The Village That Refused to Be Simple
Two days later.The road had been long, dusty, occasionally peaceful, occasionally loud depending on whether Kai was talking or not yet the group eventually arrived at the entrance of the same village they had previously left behind. For Kai, the place was completely new, untouched by his eyes until now. For several of the girls, it was familiar enough to make their shoulders tense. For Abigail, the air alone made something coil tightly inside her chest.Along the journey, she had patiently explained to Kai every single thing that had happened from the moment they entered the secret realm, Wei’s treachery, his attempts to kill them, the traps he set, the betrayals he hid behind smiles. Kai hadn’t said a single word in response. Not a hum or a grunt. Not even one sarcastic insult but Abigail knew that silence knew it too well. It was the silence Kai always had right before doing something that would make an entire clan kneel and apologize or flee screaming.Wei was finished.But that
360: His Grin.
Kai walked back into the damn house again, pushing aside a broken plank with his foot as if it personally offended him. He didn’t rush or speak. He moved with that quiet, deadly patience he always had whenever he sensed something was wrong or something hidden.He ran his fingers along the cracked beams, tapped the walls, scraped the floor lightly with his boots and even crouched to inspect the gaps between stones but still nothing.Not a flicker of energy, not a single formation mark and not one suspicious stone, crack, herb, shadow or anything.He exhaled sharply.Behind him, the girls were already dragging their feet like dying chickens. They had helped him tear down half the house earlier, and now even breathing felt like labor.When Kai stepped out again, they all groaned dramatically.Luna went first, “My legs are gone… gone! If I stand up now, only my soul will rise.”Rina mouthed, “If he says ‘check the roof,’ I swear I will chew this house instead of climbing it.”Selene mumbl