Chapter 62: The Power of the Bloodwolf Max sprinted across the body of the massive serpentine beast, his hands engulfed in a radiant white glow. The ground trembled beneath its writhing form as it attempted to shake him off. With a sudden lurch, the serpent whipped its enormous tail upward, seeking to throw Max off balance. But instead of being sent sprawling, he used the momentum to propel himself forward, launching through the air with the grace of a seasoned fighter. His body arced high above, and as he descended, his glowing fist was poised for impact. Bang! His strike landed squarely atop the creature’s head, sending a tremor rippling through its massive form. The impact shook the beast slightly, but unlike before, Max wasn’t thrown back as violently. The radiant white light surrounding his hand had absorbed most of the recoil. Landing with a grunt, Max steadied himself, his breath measure

Chapter 64 – Silent AbductionA low voice rippled through the air behind Max Vale—familiar, disturbingly so. The tone was calm, almost casual, yet there was something unyielding beneath it.Max’s body stiffened immediately, the hairs on his neck standing on end.That voice... no mistaking it.The realization dawned fast, his chest tightening.Before he could turn, the figure had already closed the distance. Not a whisper of movement, not a flicker in the wind. Just there.Max’s pupils narrowed, and a cold shiver crawled down his spine.I didn’t even sense him approach... and he’s well within my perception radius...His expression darkened with dread.The man behind him spoke again, the same even tone laced with quiet authority.“For your sake... don’t move.”Max’s breath hitched.That voice—it’s him. The same one from the forest... the one that almost killed me.Now, with his improved Xeon sensitivity and physical awareness, Max could grasp the magnitude of the man’s presence. An aura

Chapter 66: Finding Max"This girl is causing a disturbance," the armored guard grunted, his grip firm on Angy’s upper arm as he spoke to the woman who had just arrived in a fitted crimson coat. "She keeps insisting on entering without any proper identification.""Please, I need to speak with her. It’s urgent—every second we waste, the more danger he’s in!" Angy’s voice cracked with desperation as she pulled against the guard’s grasp, eyes wide with panic.The woman in red lifted a single, manicured hand, her tone calm but firm. "Falco, hold."The guard immediately released his grip, bowing his head slightly in response.She stepped forward, her dark eyes narrowing curiously at the flushed girl in front of her. Her expression softened, and a faint smile ghosted her lips. "Who are you here to see, dear?""She’s a teacher here. Her name is Miss Raelyn," Angy replied, breathless.At the mention of that name, the guards exc

Chapter 68 – The Crimson ChairBOOM.The wall exploded outward in a spray of shattered plaster and steel wiring as Edan’s skull made violent contact with it. Concrete fragments ricocheted across the dimly lit corridor like shrapnel from a bomb, the air filling with choking dust and the metallic sting of blood.Miss Raelyn’s fingers were still tangled in Edan’s matted hair, a tight grip that showed no mercy, only intent. Her expression was blank—haunted, even—as though she wasn’t entirely present. Only a single goal burned in her gaze: pain.She spun, dragging his barely-conscious body behind her like a ragdoll. Another wall. Another eruption.CRASH.Stone and metal gave way as Edan’s face slammed into it, shattering a support beam with a thunderous groan. The entire wing trembled from the force of her wrath. The structure was no match for her fury—or her power.But her rage was not satisfied. Not even close.Swo