All Chapters of The Dragon Emperor of Another World: Awakening of a Legend: Chapter 121
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CHAPTER 121: The Dragon’s Oath (3)
The pack of abominations snarled and circled, intelligent eyes assessing Ethan and his allies. Bloodlust and hunger burned in their gaze. They were preparing for a final coordinated attack.Ethan raised his sword high, the morning sun catching on its blade. At his signal, his allies formed up around him in a defensive ring. Despite the toll of battle, the Dragon Emperor’s team stood strong and determined, their combined aura formidable.With a savage howl, the wolves struck as one, a blur of fangs, claws, and tattered wings.Leon met two wolves head-on, fearless in his burning zeal. His sword, wreathed again in flames, clashed against slashing claws with a burst of sparks. Clang! Steel met unnatural
CHAPTER 122: Yanling’s Gamble (1)
After several arduous days of travel beyond the cursed forest, Ethan’s convoy at last crested a ridge to behold Yanling. What they saw took their breath away. Yanling’s lands sprawled out in a panorama of natural splendor unlike any Ethan had ever seen. Majestic emerald mountain ranges encircled the realm like silent guardians. Their snow-capped peaks glistened under the midday sun, crowns of white against a sky of perfect blue. Below the mountains, lush ancient forests blanketed rolling hills in every direction, a vast ocean of green swaying with the breeze. Silver rivers wound through flower-carpeted valleys, their waters so clear that even from a distance Ethan imagined he could spot the pebbles lining the riverbeds. Wildflowers in every color—violet, gold, crimson—dotted the meadows, filling the air with a light, sweet fragrance. It was as if they had ridden into a liv
CHAPTER 123: Yanling’s Gamble (2)
Several of the Yanling ministers shifted nervously, keenly aware that Celestia was no mere attendant—she was the famed Night Empress of Carosso, Ethan’s right hand, known for her fearsome power and icy demeanor. Whispers rippled through the courtiers. Queen Mei’s smile faltered ever so slightly under Celestia’s unblinking stare.The King cleared his throat, trying to regain the jovial tone. “Ah, Lady Celestia.” He recognized her importance and offered a cordial nod. “It may seem swift, but in troubled times, one must seize good fortune when it presents itself. What could be more fortuitous than uniting Carosso’s Dragon Emperor and our Phoenix Princess as one family? Imagine—the dragon and the phoenix, ruling side by side!” He spread his arms as if already toasting the idea.Fu Rong quickly stepped betw
CHAPTER 124: Yanling’s Gamble (3)
Murmurs of agreement rose from some Yanling delegates at the idea of increasing tourism revenue. Chancellor Lucius tapped his fingers, considering. His fox-eyes gleamed as he replied, “A creative proposal, Princess. Yet Carosso must also consider our costs—mining equipment, engineers, troops’ salaries. We would propose 30% of output, and an arrangement where Carosso helps build the infrastructure for said tourism in Yanling. Our merchants and craftsmen would assist, naturally sharing in some of the commerce.”Back and forth the bargaining went. Day turned to evening, evening to the next morning as they hashed out terms. They argued over tariffs and tax splits, over jurisdiction of Carosso troops, over rights to any new magical discoveries within Yanling. Each time a dispute arose, cooler heads like Ethan and Fu Rong strove for
CHAPTER 125: Shuanglin’s Fury (1)
In the frozen northern kingdom of Shuanglin, news of the Carosso–Yanling alliance struck like a lightning bolt. Within the great hall of Shuanglin’s ice-carved palace, King Feindo received the reports from his spies. As each detail was relayed—the alliance treaty, Carosso’s Emperor personally in Yanling, and promises of military aid—Feindo’s face twisted from disbelief to livid rage.He sat upon a massive throne of polished blue ice. Torches of cold witch-fire cast a ghostly illumination around the chamber, highlighting intricate carvings of winter storms on the walls. Feindo’s golden eyes flared with furious light. He was a lean, sinewy man clad in fur-trimmed robes of midnight blue. Upon hearing the final confirmation that Yanling had dared align with Carosso against him, he abruptly stood. The sudden motion
CHAPTER 126: Shuanglin’s Fury (2)
Feindo’s golden eyes gleamed at the suggestion. “Yes,” he murmured. “Yes… it has been some time since we reminded our sleeping friend of its obligations.” He stood, and with a swirl of his midnight cloak, began walking toward a side passage. “Come, Malchus. We shall pay our respects to the ancient one below. It will no doubt hunger for the coming feast of souls.”The vizier followed eagerly, and together they left the hall, descending deeper into the heart of Shuanglin’s palace. Down spiral staircases of ice they went, past vault-like doors and flickering cerulean sconces, each level colder than the last. They passed guards posted along the way who stiffened and saluted, though their faces showed confusion and fear at the King’s intent. Few ever tread the path Feindo now took—the path to the Under-Ice
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CHAPTER 127: Council of War
A tense hush hung over the war council chamber in Yanling’s royal palace. Outside, winter winds howled against the stone walls, heralding an approaching storm. Inside, Princess Fu Rong of Yanling stood at the head of a large oak table strewn with maps. Emperor Ethan of Carosso, Celestia at his side, Chancellor Lucius, Master Eileen, and several of Yanling’s top generals were gathered around, their faces bathed in flickering torchlight.Fu Rong slammed a rolled scroll onto the table, her usually warm features hardened with resolve. “‘Yanling will be forever buried under ice and snow,’” she quoted, voice steady despite the dire words. “That is King Feindo’s threat if we refuse to yield.”A murmur rippled through the assemble
CHAPTER 128: Ghosts in the Snow
One month later, war came. Dawn broke cold and gray over the jagged peaks of the Ice Dome Mountains at Yanling’s northern border. Atop the highest pass, King Feindo’s legions gathered in eerie silence. Thousands of Shuanglin soldiers stood massed on the snowy slopes, armor glinting dimly in the weak light. Banners bearing a black snowflake flapped in the biting wind.From that lofty perch, King Feindo glared down at the valley. Through blowing snow, he could just make out the alliance’s defensive lines far below—the phoenix and dragon banners fluttering side by side at the foot of the pass. They dared to make a stand against him.“Fools,” Feindo hissed inside his helm. His breath curled in the frigid air. He clenched the hilt of his jagged black sword, anticipating the terror he would soon unleash.
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CHAPTER 129: The Storm
The combined might of Celestia and Fu Rong sundered Israya’s blizzard in mid-air. The colossal wave of frost exploded into a harmless flurry of snowflakes with a thunderous boom. Icy shrapnel rained down on the valley, but the deadly storm was no more. A ragged cheer went up from the alliance lines at the sight.On the rocky ridge, Israya staggered from the backlash of her failed spell. Before she could recover, Celestia dropped from the sky and landed before her. Desperate, Israya summoned a last jagged icicle spear and lunged with a cry. Celestia easily parried the clumsy thrust and struck with her gauntlet, knocking the wind from the young mage. Israya crumpled to her knees, gasping. In an instant, Fu Rong was beside her, a flame-wreathed spear poised inches from Israya’s throat. Surrounded and spent, Isra
CHAPTER 130: Mercy
Throughout the night after the battle, Emperor Ethan moved through the snow-laden camp, thanking and encouraging his weary soldiers. Nearby, Princess Fu Rong shed her royal trappings to assist Yanling’s medics, offering water and words of comfort to the wounded. Battered as they were, the allied troops’ spirits were buoyed by victory and the personal attention of their leaders.Celestia stood guard at the entrance of the command tent, ever vigilant even in victory. By her side, under close watch, sat Israya. The defeated ice mage’s hands were bound with an enchanted rope, but she had been given a fur-lined cloak for warmth and a cup of hot tea to ward off shock. Despite being a prisoner, Israya had been treated with basic kindness—a stark contrast to the cruelty she’d known under Feindo.Ethan entered the tent, accompanied by Leon,