All Chapters of THE SAVIOR GOD OF WAR RETURNS: Chapter 321
- Chapter 330
550 chapters
Chapter 320
Blue fire hissed around Jack’s arms as he lunged again. The Dragon Dagger flared like a living shard of emerald lightning, tracing a perfect line toward the burning sigil on Khar’zek’s chest. The warlord’s tusked mouth split into a snarl as he bent aside, claws raking the air. His counter-slash with the Bloodfang Saber howled past Jack’s face, close enough to sear the edge of his visor.“Not there,” Khar’zek growled. “Never there.”Jack pivoted out, breath ragged, wings of blue fire curling inward like fists. NexusDragon whispered patterns but each one ended in a blur of crimson. Every time he feinted for the core the warlord was already moving, already coiling away, already lashing back with a slash meant to break bone.Around them the cavern shook. Red-eyed brutes clawed at the silver-skins’ defensive line, their alloy hides glowing from a thousand plasma impacts but refusing to fall until volley after volley cut through. Smilodons crashed into barricades, tusks sparking, claws leav
Chapter 321
Blue and crimson blurred on, the cavern itself trembling with every clash. Jack’s dagger flickered like a living shard of lightning, stabbing again and again for the pulsing sigil. Khar’zek twisted aside each time, a smear of red light and fangs, countering with slashes so fast they hissed through the vacuum before his saber actually arrived.Jack feinted left, pivoted right, drove the Dragon Dagger for the heart of the sigil.Khar’zek’s gauntlet shot out, claws curling around Jack’s wrist—then his saber came down in a scything arc meant to take Jack’s hand clean off.Jack’s instincts screamed. He folded his blue-fire wings inward, yanked his arm back, rolled under the cut, and came up slashing at Khar’zek’s flank. The dagger kissed armor, carving a thin green trench but not the core. The warlord snarled, tusks glinting like daggers of ivory.“You dodge,” he spat. “Good. Dodge forever.”“I don’t plan to.” Jack’s breath steamed inside the cracked visor. NexusDragon flared hotter throug
Chapter 322
Blue fire hissed louder. Red lightning screamed. Sparks sprayed like shooting stars between them.Khar’zek suddenly dropped his saber one inch, changed grip, and lunged—not for Jack’s chest but for his wrist. His claws clamped down like a hydraulic vice.Jack grunted as pain spiked up his arm. The Dragon Dagger trembled in his trapped hand, its green edge scraping against the warlord’s gauntlet but not breaking free.Khar’zek’s sigil pulsed crimson with each heartbeat. His eyes glowed like two burning moons. He poured his entire aura into the hold, red currents coiling around Jack’s arm like constrictor snakes.“You reach for my weak point again?” the warlord hissed. “Then feel my grip until your bones splinter.”Jack tried to wrench free but the pressure only increased. It felt as though Khar’zek’s claws had reached through flesh into his very nerves. NexusDragon shrieked warning across his mind.Khar’zek leaned close, tusks flashing. “I warned you once, dragon-man. The SaberCore is
Chapter 323
Blue fire and red lightning hung in the air like two storms trapped in the same bottle. The cavern’s heartbeat had slowed to a terrible, waiting silence.Jack shifted his stance, the Dragon Dagger low at his side, the cracked chestplate hissing as it vented smoke. Across from him Khar’zek still stood tall, Bloodfang Saber humming, claws flexing — but his breaths had become shorter, his crimson aura flickering at the edges. Only the pulse of the sigil on his chest kept steady, like a caged star refusing to go out.Jack saw the flicker. Old Joe… he thought.A low rumble rolled through his mind. The voice of his late mentor — the one who had trained him in the alleys of Harmonfield, who had died for him in the ruins of the first war — spoke again through the NexusDragon:> “Don’t trade power for rage. Trade it for precision. Open him like a lock.”Jack’s eyes flared cobalt. Wings of blue fire burst higher. The cracks in his armor glowed like veins of light as the Nexus force coiled aroun
Chapter 324
Blue and red blurred, sparks erupting like fireworks. Each movement now was stripped of wasted motion: Jack precise, strategic, cutting inside Khar’zek’s guard; Khar’zek countering by reflex, still impossibly fast but burning his reserves with every block. The sigil flickered between them like a lighthouse caught in a storm.From the gallery above, Emily, Sarah, William, Lena, Ryan, the children, even Commander Dhot watched without breathing. The battle had narrowed to two hearts and a single point of light.Old Joe’s voice threaded through Jack’s mind like a low drum. “Last beat now. Don’t rush. Let him swing, then turn the lock.”Khar’zek bellowed, tusks slick with spittle and blood. “I WILL NOT DIE!” His crimson aura flared one last time, a sun going nova. He charged, Bloodfang Saber in a two-handed grip, the edge leaving a comet trail of red energy as he slashed downward with the speed of light.Jack moved as Old Joe had taught: not back but sideways, wings snapping like sails. Th
Chapter 325
Blue and green light still shimmered faintly from the Dragon Dagger as the chant rolled on:“Dragon Bearer. Dragon Heir. Dragon Bearer…”Jack felt the words vibrate through his cracked armor and into his ribs. His children’s arms were still around his waist. Sarah’s gloved fingers tightened at the back of his neck. Emily, Lena, William, Ryan stood in a half-circle behind them, eyes shining with exhaustion and awe. The air inside his helmet tasted thin and metallic; every breath came ragged now.Commander Dhot stepped forward from the line of silver-skinned warriors. He raised one of their long, slender sniper rifles high over his head, the barrel glowing faintly. A cascade of light pulsed down the weapon. At his signal, every silver-skin in the cavern mirrored the gesture, rifles lifting like spears. For a heartbeat the cavern was full of still bodies and raised weapons.Then the sound came: a deep, resonant ka-thoom as all the rifles discharged harmlessly straight upward into the cav
Chapter 326
The DragonGP trembled as its landing struts retracted. A fine haze of rust-red dust swirled up from the cavern floor, clinging to the viewport like frost. Ryan eased himself into the pilot’s seat, fingers brushing over the controls with something close to reverence.“Hold on,” he muttered. “We’re riding this bird out.”Thrusters engaged with a muted roar. The craft lifted cleanly from the cavern, its belly lights sweeping over the stone like search beams. Outside, the four silver-skinned ovoid ships hovered a moment longer, then one by one tilted their noses upward and began to rise, engines glowing cobalt. Together, they threaded into the tunnel that sloped toward the Martian sky.Inside the cabin the vibration was a low, steady hum. Emily slid into the co-pilot’s station next to Ryan, eyes wide as she watched the alien ships on her sensor display. Lena was already unstrapping med-kits from the wall, checking the kids’ vitals with quick, deft hands.Sarah sat opposite Jack, helmet tu
Chapter 327
The DragonGP skimmed the thin upper air of Mars like a hawk riding a thermal. Olympus Mons fell away behind them—an immense shadow stretching across half the horizon, its slopes scored with frozen rivers of lava. Ahead lay a high plateau streaked with crimson and charcoal where the wind carved spirals of dust into the sky.Ryan kept the nose steady, hands light on the controls. His eyes flicked between the navigation display and the view beyond the cockpit. Behind them, the four silver-skinned ships stayed in perfect formation, their hulls glowing faintly with the blue-white shimmer of their funeral burn. Every few seconds their engines pulsed, sending ripples of light across the thin atmosphere.Inside the cabin, the mood had shifted. The first breathless awe at the domes had given way to a heavy quiet. The kids had unbuckled just enough to peer through the side ports; Lena sat between them with a med-kit in her lap, still watching Jack from the corner of her eye. Emily had slipped a
Chapter 328
The DragonGP skimmed low over the plain, engines humming in a steady, bone-deep vibration. Behind it, the four silver-skinned ships held formation like solemn guardians, their blue-white wakes lacing the rose sky. Far to the rear Olympus Mons was now only a jagged shadow at the edge of vision, its flanks disappearing into the dust-haze.Inside the cabin, people shifted in their harnesses as the first glow of the corridor beacons grew brighter ahead. The children had stopped talking. Emily’s stylus lay still across her knees. Lena glanced between the med-kit and Jack, her fingers tightening around the straps. Even Ryan, usually unflappable at the controls, was chewing the inside of his cheek as he watched the readouts.“They’ve been sending pings from the domes,” he said finally, voice low but carrying. “Repeater towers on the uplands just picked them up. Colony net’s been trying to reach us since yesterday.”Sarah leaned forward from her seat, eyes flicking to the display. “How bad?”
Chapter 329
Dust hissed against the hull in long, slow strokes, as if the planet itself were trying to lull them. The DragonGP kept on cutting through the dusk, its steady vibration a kind of heartbeat. Above, the four silver-skinned craft had shifted to a looser echelon, gliding a few hundred metres higher now, their hulls catching pinpricks of starlight as the sun dropped behind the horizon. Every few seconds one of them vented a faint mist, like incense curling into the thin Martian air.Inside, the cabin lights dimmed automatically as the sky darkened. For a long time no one spoke; only the soft hiss of life-support and the low groan of the engines filled the space.Sarah finally broke the silence. Her voice was almost tentative, as if she were afraid to disturb Jack’s half-sleep.“When you were out there with him… Kharzek…” she trailed off, then tried again. “I thought we’d lost you.”Matilda, still strapped in next to Jackson, raised her head. “Me too. It was like watching a story but the e