All Chapters of Unrivaled In The World: Rise of Kaiden Blackwood: Chapter 601
- Chapter 610
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601: The Shift in Loyalty
It didn’t take long.Allen had barely settled into meditation when the pill began to take effect, and unlike anything he had ever experienced before, it didn’t forcefully surge through his body or overwhelm him with violent energy. Instead, it worked quietly at first, like something unlocking from within rather than being added from the outside, and that alone made his expression change slightly as he realized this wasn’t a normal medicinal pill.His breathing steadied, his posture straightened, and slowly, his Qi began to circulate on its own, smoother than before, cleaner, almost as if the impurities he had been carrying all this time were being stripped away layer by layer. At first, he thought it was just an enhancement, something that would refine his existing strength, but then the feeling deepened, and the barrier that had held him at the peak of the Spirit Severing Realm for so long began to tremble.“this…” Allen muttered under his breath, his brows tightening slightly.He
Chapter 602: The Formation
As they stepped out of the barrier, the shift in atmosphere was immediate and heavy, not because anything physically changed, but because the moment they crossed that invisible boundary, they stepped back into a space filled with tension, calculation, and watching eyes. The other ancestors who had remained outside hadn’t moved far from where they stood earlier, and the instant Abigail, Emily, Trouble, and Allen’s group appeared, their attention snapped fully toward them, their expressions tightening as they carefully observed every detail.At first, their focus landed on Abigail and Emily, the two women who had already proven themselves far beyond what their realms suggested, but then it shifted to Allen, and that was when the silence deepened. His aura had changed completely. It wasn’t subtle and it wasn’t something that needed careful sensing. It was obvious, clear, and undeniable.“so he's the one who broke through,” one of the old men said under his breath, his brows knitting to
603: Order in the Chaos
Allen slowed his steps slightly as they approached the now-active formation, his eyes scanning the shifting space with clear confusion, because unlike the others, he hadn’t experienced this place before, and even though he could feel the dense, refined energy leaking out of the array, he couldn’t fully grasp what it meant yet. He turned his head slightly and called out, “Explain,” his tone calm but carrying authority, and the sect master immediately stepped closer, almost like he had been waiting for that question.“This place…” the sect master began, his voice unable to hide his excitement, “it’s not just any formation. It’s a controlled hunting ground, one that produces beasts and, more importantly, pure spiritual cores.” He gestured toward the empty-looking land ahead as he continued, “When activated, the array generates beasts based on the strength of the one inside, and when those beasts are killed, they drop cores that are far more refined than anything we can normally obtain
604: Zora’s Kind of Training
Soon enough, after what felt like hours of steady fighting, everyone began to slow down and stop. The weaker disciples had already reached their limits and were seated at different spots, absorbing the crystals they had earned, while the stronger ones were also beginning to understand that this formation was not something they could treat carelessly. It gave opportunities, yes, but it also demanded strength in return, and if anyone was stupid enough to reach for more than they could handle, the beast that appeared would teach them that lesson with blood.Allen had spent most of the time moving around instead of properly challenging the formation himself. Since he was now the strongest person from his sect and had only just broken through to Dao Fusion, he naturally took the role of guardian, helping to keep the disciples in check, stopping those who got greedy, and pulling out anyone whose opponent had become too much for them. He had not explored the deeper part of the formation.
605: Ambushed
They were halfway back to the barrier when the air changed.It wasn’t loud or dramatic, but it tightened in a way that made every instinct sharpen at once, and before anyone could speak, figures stepped out from multiple directions, cutting off their path in a clean, practiced formation. The same old men who had stood aside earlier now stood in front of them, with their sect members spreading out behind like a net being pulled tight, their positions closing every angle of retreat without even pretending otherwise.Emily slowed.Abigail stopped completely.Trouble gave a low rumble.Allen’s steps paused a fraction behind them, his grip tightening slightly around the massive crystal, his body still aching from the earlier fight, but his eyes already calculating and watching.Abigail tilted her head, looking at the group in front of them like she was mildly entertained instead of threatened. “You blocked the road,” she said lightly, “so I’m guessing this isn’t a friendly walk-by.”One
606: Silence Is a Weapon Too
The old men didn’t take her seriously, not really, not in the way that mattered, and that truth showed in the smallest details, in the way their shoulders remained relaxed instead of bracing, in the way their gazes lingered with irritation instead of caution, and most importantly, in the way they allowed themselves to scoff openly, like the situation was already under control and all that remained was to finish what they had started.“she really thinks standing there makes her dangerous?” one of them said with a low chuckle, his voice thick with disdain as he glanced sideways at the others.Another shook his head, his lips curling slightly. “Confidence is cheap when you don’t understand the gap between you and your opponent.”There was no restraint in their tone and no attempt to hide their thoughts.They didn’t need to.In their minds, they had already won and that.. that was exactly what Abigail needed.She didn’t respond immediately. She didn’t roll her eyes or fire back with one o
607: Judgment Arrives Late
The moment they moved, it was clear they weren’t holding anything back, and the shift from words to violence came so fast that even the air seemed to split under the pressure of their auras. Multiple attacks surged forward at once, overlapping, colliding, reinforcing each other, turning what should have been separate strikes into one overwhelming wave that rushed straight toward Abigail like it intended to erase her from existence in a single breath.Abigail didn’t move not because she didn’t want to but because she knew.She knew exactly what she could handle and what she couldn’t, and this...this was far beyond something she could block head-on. Her muscles tightened, senses sharpened, her grip firmed as she prepared to deflect what she could, survive what she couldn’t, and counter if she got even the smallest chance.“Well they are definitely too many,” she thought, her eyes narrowing slightly as the attacks closed in.She braced herself and then something cut through the space i
608: The Lesson
The moment Abigail, Emily, Trouble, and Allen’s group began retreating, the tension didn’t ease, it sharpened. The old men watched them go, but none of them moved to stop them, not because they didn’t want to, but because their attention had shifted entirely to the man standing in front of them.Kai.He didn’t chase or even turn to look at the ones leaving.He just stood there, relaxed in a way that felt wrong after everything that had just happened, like the chaos from a few moments ago didn’t matter anymore.“So..” Kai said, rolling his shoulders slowly as if loosening up for something casual rather than a fight.His gaze swept across them.Then he smirked.“Come.”That was all, just one word.But the tone behind it was infuriating.One of the old men’s brows twitched. “What?”Kai tilted his head slightly, like he hadn’t been clear enough. “I said come at me.”He lifted a hand and gestured lazily, like he was calling over a group of juniors instead of people at his level.“I’ve got
609: Public Service Announcement Delivered with Fists
Kai didn’t rush it.That was the first thing that made it worse.He stepped in, closed the distance like it meant nothing, and the moment he entered their range, the entire rhythm of the fight shifted. Their coordination didn’t break immediately, no, they still tried to hold formation, still tried to maintain control, but it didn’t take long before they realized something was wrong.Very wrong.Because Kai wasn’t reacting to them anymore.He was moving through them.The first man lunged with a clean strike aimed at Kai’s shoulder, the kind of move meant to restrict motion and open space for the others, but Kai didn’t block it in the usual way.He leaned just enough for the strike to graze past him, stepped in closer, and drove his elbow straight into the man’s ribs.The crack echoed and the man’s eyes widened before he then folded instantly.“Ah..!”Before he could even fall properly, Kai grabbed the back of his robe and tossed him aside like excess luggage.“Next,” Kai muttered casu
610: The Sect
Hours passed before Kai came out again, and this time, he looked like a completely different person, not in appearance, but in presence. The exhaustion from earlier was gone, the irritation that had lingered after the fight had faded, and the weight in his movements had been replaced with that same calm steadiness that always made it hard to tell what he was thinking. He stretched once as he stepped out, rolling his shoulders slightly like someone who had finally gotten the rest they deserved, and for a brief moment, he just stood there, letting the silence settle around him again.His gaze moved slowly and it landed on the pile.The tied-up old men.They were still there, breathing and still very much aware of their situation.Kai stared at them for a second, his eyes half-lidded like he was debating something important, then he looked away like they were furniture and walked past them without a word.“Irrelevant,” he muttered under his breath.That was it, there was no follow-up,