All Chapters of THE SAVIOR GOD OF WAR RETURNS: Chapter 261
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Chapter 261
Chapter 261The DragonGP’s treads rattled against the fractured terrain as the storm parted enough to reveal the full enormity of Olympus Mons. The vehicle slowed instinctively, engines humming a low, reverent note. Even after all the warnings, all the impossible phenomena they had witnessed, nothing had prepared them for this.It wasn’t just a mountain. It was a colossus. A monolith of red stone and crystalline veins stretching skyward like a jagged crown. Its peaks were lost in haze, a blur against the Martian sun, and its sheer scale was impossible to quantify—Mount Everest and Kilimanjaro added together tenfold would still pale in comparison. Every jag, every crevice, every vein of glowing mineral etched across the slopes screamed of engineering beyond human comprehension.Jackson’s hands trembled as he raised the camera, snapping photo after photo, even though his memory cards were already full. “I… I can’t stop. Every shot looks wrong. The scale… you can’t fit it in a single fra
Chapter 262
The DragonGP’s engines hummed a deep, vibrating tone as it climbed further into the labyrinthine slopes of Olympus Mons. The glowing latticework beneath the treads pulsed rhythmically, sending subtle shocks of energy through the hull, reverberating in the bones of everyone inside. Each vibration felt like a heartbeat—alien, relentless, yet oddly… welcoming.Jackson leaned over the console, snapping another series of photos, his hands trembling. “I… I don’t even know how to describe this. Bridges that curve impossibly, towers that defy angles, and terraces that stretch into mist. It’s like… someone sculpted logic itself into the mountain.”Emily’s eyes were glued to the display, fingers flying across the holographic interface. “Sensors are detecting fluctuations in the harmonic resonance. It’s adaptive. The mountain is… responding to our movement. To us.”Ryan swallowed hard, voice tight. “Responding? So, it’s alive, thinking, and judging us at the same time? Great. I feel… very wanted
Chapter 263
The DragonGP came to a slow, deliberate stop on a terrace of violet-glowing crystal, the pulsing lattice beneath their treads vibrating softly like a heartbeat slowing after a crescendo. The view ahead was staggering—endless geometric formations spiraling upward and downward, towers that pierced the mist above, and terraces that vanished into shadows below. Olympus Mons had revealed only a fraction of itself, yet even this glimpse was enough to overwhelm.Jackson lowered the camera, breathless. “I… I need a moment. Every inch we go, the scale just… expands. I’ve been taking photos non-stop, and I don’t think a thousand frames would even begin to capture this.”Emily’s eyes stayed glued to her console, fingers dancing over the controls as harmonic readings spiked again. “We’re at a convergence point. Signals indicate that multiple layers of the lattice are interacting here. If we proceed downward—or deeper into the inner chambers—the energy flows will change, and not in predictable way
Chapter 264
The DragonGP rolled slowly down a crystalline ramp that had formed behind them, the lattice panels rearranging themselves with a subtle hum as though Olympus Mons was quietly closing the chapter they had just lived through. Behind the viewport, the colossal terraces of violet and blue light receded into mist, fading until they were only a distant glow on the Martian horizon. The storm above was now a thin scar of red clouds, muted by the sheer depth of their descent.Jackson pressed his forehead to the glass, snapping a final photo of the mountain’s fading silhouette. “Goodbye, Olympus Mons,” he whispered. “You’re the biggest, strangest thing I’ve ever seen—and you’re probably still laughing at us.”Ryan leaned back in his seat, exhaling sharply. “Laughing, glaring, judging… all of the above. Let’s not forget it almost turned me into space toast.”Matilda glanced at him, smirking faintly. “You’re still here, Ryan. Space toast would’ve been quieter.”Lena’s pale eyes flicked between th
Chapter 265
The DragonGP rumbled forward, its treads whispering over the smooth crystal floor as the tunnel narrowed, then widened again, like a throat pulsing with a silent heartbeat. The etched symbols along the walls shimmered faintly, responding to their movement with ripples of light that followed them like watchful eyes.Emily’s fingers hovered above her console, her voice soft but tinged with awe. “These markings… they’re not random. The harmonic frequency shifts every time we pass a symbol. It’s like… like a sentence finishing itself.”Jackson swallowed hard, raising his camera but hesitating again. “Sentences? You mean the mountain—or the planet—is literally… talking?”Matilda leaned forward, her sharp gaze flicking between the glowing symbols. “Not talking in the way we do. This is a memory. A language built on resonance and light. A record etched into the bones of Mars.”Ryan groaned quietly, rubbing his temples. “Great. So now Mars writes poetry. Maybe it can rhyme its way into giving
Chapter 266
The DragonGP rolled slowly into the next hollow space, its headlights cutting arcs through the thick Martian dust. At first, the chamber seemed empty—only jagged rock spires and the ever-present hum of the planet’s heartbeat. But as the light swept across the far wall, something shifted.Emily froze, her fingers hovering over her console. “Did… did anyone else see that?”Jackson leaned forward, squinting through the viewport. “I thought it was just a shadow—”The shadow moved again. And then another followed.Two shapes slid between crystal pillars, low to the ground, their movements unnervingly smooth. When the DragonGP’s lights passed over them fully, Jackson sucked in a sharp breath.“They’re… they’re huge.”The creatures resembled prehistoric smilodons, but taller, leaner, their hides shimmering with faint, mineral-like patterns that reflected the dim light. Their fangs curved long and cruel beneath snarling muzzles. Most unsettling were their eyes—twin pools of blood-red glow tha
Chapter 267
The DragonGP rumbled on, its engine a low, steady heartbeat against the oppressive silence of the tunnel. Outside the viewport, the crystalline walls had grown darker, their faint luminescence dimming until only the dagger’s soft emerald glow and the instrument lights painted the cabin in shifting shadows. The hum of the planet was still there, low and patient, but something about it had changed—it was slower now, deeper, as though the Red Planet itself were holding its breath.Jackson rubbed his arms, fighting off another involuntary shiver. “It’s… too quiet now. Even for Mars.”Lena’s pale eyes flicked toward the black beyond the glass, her voice barely a whisper. “The quiet isn’t empty. It’s waiting.”Ryan forced a scoff, but the brittle edge in his laugh betrayed him. “Yeah, well, it can keep waiting. I’d like to make it out of this rock with all my limbs still attached.”Matilda shot him a sidelong glance, her expression sharp but not unkind. “Your nerves are showing, Ryan. Try n
Chapter 268
The tunnel had shrunk to the size of a heartbeat. Every creak of the DragonGP’s frame, every breath inside the cabin sounded like thunder against the Martian hum that now roared around them. The blue-veined giants and the crimson-eyed hunters pressed closer, their movements smooth, deliberate—inevitable.Jack slid his hand back toward the dragon dagger, its emerald glow pulsing faintly against his palm. He didn’t draw it yet—just let his fingers rest on the hilt, grounding himself.Ryan swallowed audibly. “Please tell me you’re not thinking of playing space samurai against seven-foot nightmare cats and their red-eyed babysitters.”Jack’s voice was low, controlled. “I’m thinking of not dying here.”Matilda shifted forward in her seat, her jaw tight. “Jack, if you draw that thing, they could take it as a threat.”“They’re already a threat,” Ryan muttered, his usual sarcasm slipping into naked fear.Emily’s eyes never left her console, her voice trembling despite her attempt at calm. “En
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Jack burst from the DragonGP like a thunderbolt, emerald light spilling off the dagger in a blazing arc. The Martian tunnel exploded with sound—his boots cracked against crystal, and the hum of the aliens flared into a howl.“Jack—NO!” Sarah’s voice broke as she lunged toward the hatch, her hand slamming the frame. “Please, don’t do this—you’ll be killed!”He glanced back only for a heartbeat, his eyes fierce and steady. “If I stay, we all die. Keep them safe.”Jackson, clutching his camera tight against his chest, shouted, “Dad, don’t! There’s too many of them!”Matilda’s knuckles whitened on the console. “You can’t fight all of them alone!”“I don’t need to win,” Jack growled. “I just need to buy you time.”Then he was gone, a streak of emerald light against the red-veined darkness.The first crimson-eyed hunter lunged. Jack pivoted, the dagger singing as it cut through the air—one perfect slash. The creature shrieked, its glowing veins flickering like dying stars before it crumpled
Chapter 270
Jack’s world became a blur of claws, teeth, and emerald light. The smilodons hit first—four streaks of mineral-striped muscle and fangs, their growls shaking the crystal walls. The red-eyed hunters darted in behind them, their talons slicing arcs of crimson fury. Jack moved faster—so fast his own team could barely track him—his dagger singing through the Martian air, carving green fire into the darkness.Ryan’s fingers flew across the DragonGP’s console. “Hang on!” He slammed a button, and the DragonGP roared—then lifted, thrusters screaming. The craft hung mid-air, just high enough that the nearest smilodon’s swipe slashed empty space.Sarah clutched the edge of her seat, knuckles bone-white. “Jack! Please—come back inside! You can’t take them all!”Jackson’s voice cracked. “Dad, you’re surrounded!”Matilda’s eyes glistened. “He’s outnumbered—we have to help him!”Emily shook her head quickly. “If we open the hatch, we’ll expose all of us—they’ll tear through us.” Her hands trembled