All Chapters of THE SAVIOR GOD OF WAR RETURNS: Chapter 191
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Chapter 191
The laughter and chatter around the table began to fill the cabin again as Matilda and Lena rejoined the group, settling on the couches with blankets draped across their legs. The TV screen flickered to life with an Indian movie, colors vibrant, the soundtrack a mix of tabla drums and soaring vocals. The room softened; even the hum of the engines seemed to synchronize with the rhythm of the music.Emily leaned forward, eyes bright. “Okay… I didn’t expect this, but the cinematography is stunning.”Lena nudged Matilda. “See? I told you this would be better than nature cats.”Matilda smirked. “I just hope the plot’s not a snooze.”Jackson, however, didn’t look impressed. He crossed his arms, slumping slightly in his chair. “I’ll pass on Bollywood melodrama. I’ve got Skull Island queued up on my phone.”Jack raised an eyebrow, noticing his son’s sullen posture. “That’s… one way to unwind.”“I’m serious,” Jackson muttered, tapping his DragonTech phone. The screen came alive with exploding
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Jackson’s eyes stayed locked on Skull Island, but this time a subtle spark of excitement danced in his gaze. He let out a small laugh, the first one in hours, as the massive King Kong tore through the jungle, dodging explosions and leaping across collapsing terrain. The roar of the creature was deafening, but it felt… alive. He felt alive.“Dad,” he said suddenly, voice bright, “does Hong Kong really exist? I mean… it looks huge on the map, but this place in the movie… it’s enormous!”Jack glanced over, intrigued. “Hong Kong? In the movie?” He leaned back, stroking his chin thoughtfully. “Not literally. Skull Island is fictional, Jackson. But the filmmakers drew inspiration from several real-world locations—dense jungles, cliffs, hidden valleys, some Asian islands. They just exaggerated everything to make it… cinematic.”Jackson’s lips quirked into a grin. “So it’s not really that big? But the movie makes it feel like a whole planet.”Jack chuckled softly. “Exactly. That’s the magic o
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Jackson’s eyes glimmered with anticipation as his DragonTech smartphone screen loaded the next movie: Titan’s Fury. The title itself promised colossal monsters, catastrophic battles, and survival against impossible odds. The first scene erupted in a thunderous roar as a towering reptilian beast smashed through a shattered cityscape, fire and debris raining around it. Jackson’s breath caught, and he gripped his phone tighter.“Dad,” he called, not taking his eyes off the screen, “this is another one like Skull Island, right? Those creatures—they’re real, aren’t they?”Jack leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, watching the glowing reflection of Jackson’s phone in the dim cabin light. “Real? Not in the literal sense. Titan’s Fury is pure fiction. But they’re inspired by prehistoric and speculative creatures—dinosaurs, kaiju, even some mutated animals that exist only in imagination.”Jackson tilted his head, curiosity flaring. “So none of this could actually happen? No real giant monst
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Jackson’s DragonTech smartphone glowed in the dim cabin, casting sharp light across his face. The opening credits of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice scrolled across the screen, backed by a dramatic orchestra. He leaned closer, his breathing quiet but deliberate, eyes wide as the scene shifted to a ruined cityscape where smoke and ash clung to skyscrapers like shrouds.“Dad…” Jackson whispered, still glued to the action, “are they real? Superman… Batman… all of them?”Jack Parker, seated across the cabin with his arms folded, gave him a long, steady look. He saw the boy’s intensity, the raw curiosity behind his question.“No, son,” Jack said gently. “They aren’t real. They’re stories told through film. Men and women acting in costumes, special effects added by artists and engineers. Movies like this—they’re not reality.”Jackson frowned, not pulling his gaze from the glowing screen. “But… the way they fight, the way they save people… it feels real. Doesn’t it? Like maybe, somewhere,
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Jackson’s DragonTech smartphone flickered back to life, the buffering symbol disappearing as Superman’s fist collided against Batman’s armored shield with a metallic crack that echoed through the tiny speakers. Sparks burst across the screen, the rain of Gotham cascading in digital glory. Jackson let out the breath he hadn’t realized he’d been holding.“Finally,” he muttered, clutching the phone tighter.Jack Parker, seated across the cabin with his arms folded, tilted his head with the faintest of smiles. He had been watching his son far more than the movie. The way Jackson leaned forward, how his eyes glimmered at every scene, told him the film wasn’t just entertainment—it was a reflection of something deeper.Jackson glanced up at his father, his voice barely above the sound of the cinematic clash.“Dad… I think Superman’s my favorite.”Jack raised an eyebrow, leaning forward slightly. “Superman, huh? Why him?”“Because…” Jackson hesitated, searching for the right words. “Because h
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Matilda still hadn’t let go of her point. She sat cross-legged on the couch, her arms waving as she argued.“I’m telling you, Pragya’s the real hero,” she insisted. “She carries all the weight, all the pain, and still keeps going. That’s more impressive than being scary or controlling.”Lena shook her head, smirking in the way only an older sister could. “You don’t get it, Tilly. The matriarch isn’t just scary—she’s the backbone. Without her, the family falls apart. Power isn’t always about who cries the most. It’s about who holds the pieces together.”Emily, half amused and half invested herself, leaned between them. “You’re both right in different ways. Pragya has heart, but the matriarch has strategy. Together, they’re the reason people even keep watching.”Matilda crossed her arms, frowning stubbornly. “I still say Pragya’s better.”Lena rolled her eyes dramatically. “We’ll agree to disagree. But one day, you’ll see I’m right.”Their debate dissolved into giggles when another over
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DragonCom later released the video feed across Jack’s DragonTech plasma screen, its surface glowing with crisp clarity. The logo of the Dragon Corporation shimmered before fading into live visuals: every city, every network, every corner of Jack’s empire alive and seemingly undisturbed.The first frame opened on Harmonfield. Towering spires gleamed in the artificial sunlight projected from orbital mirrors, their glass and steel reflecting the brilliance of an orderly city. Hover-rails curved across districts, transports gliding without a single delay. People filled the walkways, heads lifted, shoulders unburdened. Harmonfield was thriving—nothing out of place.Jackson leaned closer, wide-eyed. “It looks… perfect.”Jack watched with calm intensity, his arms crossed. “It’s how it should be.”The feed shifted. The floating cities suspended by magnetic anchors—Reidsville’s domes shimmering against a painted dawn. The communities of Redmond bustling with new construction. Richmond’s underw
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Jackson tapped the side of the DragonTech plasma, waking it from its dim standby glow. The enormous screen at the front of the DragonJet’s lounge blinked alive, showing the sleek interface of DragonCom’s entertainment hub. He scrolled through titles with his thumb, the endless options filling the dark cabin with flickering light.“Okay,” Jackson murmured to himself, leaning closer. “What do I want today…”He stopped when his eyes landed on it. A classic. The letters shimmered against the display: Spider-Man.A grin spread across his face. He tapped the title.“Perfect.”The second plasma—mounted just across the cabin wall—synced instantly, splitting the feed so he could watch from either angle. He pulled himself onto the couch, tucking his knees beneath him. Within seconds, the screen filled with the image of a young man swinging across skyscrapers, his red-and-blue suit flashing against the skyline.“Dad!” Jackson called, his voice ringing down the corridor. “You gotta see this!”Jac
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Jackson didn’t wait for an answer. He returned to the plasma screen, scrolling quickly through the DragonCom library as if the next hero could provide a definitive answer to his swirling questions. Jack followed more slowly, leaning against the couch arm, arms crossed, a faint smile tugging at his lips.“Alright,” Jackson said finally, selecting a new title. Iron Man. “Let’s see if he’s smarter or stronger. Or both. I need to figure this out.”Jack shook his head, amusement hidden behind a layer of patience. “You’re trying to solve superhero physics again, aren’t you?”Jackson’s eyes didn’t leave the screen. “It’s strategy. And powers. And… character. All important.”“Mm-hm,” Jack said, settling beside him again. “Go ahead. Analyze him.”The screen flared to life. Iron Man’s first armored flight lit the cabin with sparks and reflections. Jackson leaned forward, almost holding his breath as the cinematic sequence unfolded—the arc reactor glowing in his chest, the suit’s hydraulics hiss
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Jackson’s eyes were still glued to the DragonTech plasma when he suddenly jumped up. “Dad! Wait—I have an idea!”Jack turned from the window, raising an eyebrow. “What is it now, champ?”Jackson grabbed a large whiteboard from the corner of the cabin and dragged it to the center of the lounge. Markers in hand, he began sketching frantically, lines scribbled with a mix of determination and excitement.“Look, I’m gonna draw them! All the heroes I’ve been watching!” he announced, voice high-pitched with energy. “Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man… even Star-Lord and Rocket!”Jack walked over, crouching slightly beside him. “Alright. Let’s see this masterpiece.”Jackson’s hands were shaking with enthusiasm as he outlined Spider-Man swinging across the top corner, webs stretching outward like threads of light. Batman crouched in the shadows below, cape billowing dramatically. Iron Man’s armor gleamed in red and gold, energy beams shooting from his hands. Star-Lord was mid-dance, blasters raised,