All Chapters of THE SAVIOR GOD OF WAR RETURNS: Chapter 441
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The roar of Harmonfield’s victory still echoed through the DragonJet, even though the match was already over. The hologram dimmed into celebratory replays—slow motion shots of Simmons’ final save, of the players sprinting toward him, of the entire stadium exploding in fireworks and blue-gold flares. But inside the cabin, joy slowly settled into a warm, glowing silence.Sarah was still holding Jack, her forehead resting lightly against his shoulder. “I can’t believe we watched that… all the way from space…”Emily sat down heavily beside Matilda, who hadn’t stopped smiling. “We’re never going to forget this day,” she whispered, breathless. “Not in ten lifetimes.”Ryan flopped back into his seat with a dramatic groan. “My heart is finished. My soul is gone. I need medical attention.”Jackson pointed weakly at him. “Same. I think I aged 90 years during that shootout.”Jack finally exhaled deeply, letting the tension leave his shoulders. “Harmonfield fought bravely. Their victory reminds u
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The stars outside shimmered like scattered diamonds as Jack’s words settled over the cabin. A quiet, powerful certainty. A vow.Emily shifted slightly, hugging Matilda closer as the child leaned into her warmth. Ryan rubbed his palms together like he was trying to warm his nerves, while Jackson paced near the cabin window, restless energy buzzing through him.Sarah sat down beside Jack, eyes still on the galaxy map hovering softly in front of them. The highlighted trajectory glowed brighter as the ship subtly adjusted course.One month left.Thirty days.Jack’s jaw tightened—barely noticeable, but enough that Sarah caught it.She touched his hand gently. “You’re already thinking ahead again… aren’t you?”He didn't deny it. “We must understand what we’re returning to. Space changed us. But time changed them.” He paused, then added, “We can’t assume the world we left is the world we’ll find.”Ryan let out a long breath. “Yeah… Harmonfield Draconia isn’t just a city. It’s pressure. Camer
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The fourth month stretched before them—one final chapter in space before reality welcomed them back.A soft hum vibrated through the cabin as the ship glided on its predetermined course, stars streaking like silver threads across the void. For a few minutes, silence settled again—comfortable, reflective.Then Jackson suddenly snapped his fingers.“Yo. Since we’re talking about returning to Harmonfield… can we talk about the fact that the planet has changed a LOT since we left?”Ryan raised an eyebrow. “Changed how?”Jackson grinned. “Bro. The underwater cities.”Emily’s eyes widened. “Oh—those!”Sarah turned to Jack slowly. “You mean… those underwater cities you were designing before the mission… they’re complete now?”Jack’s gaze remained fixed on the window for a moment. Then he turned toward them, his expression steady.“Not just complete. They’ve expanded.”Ryan’s jaw dropped. “Expanded? You already built three before we left!”Emily shifted Matilda on her lap. “Wait—how many exis
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They continued discussing underwater worlds shaped by Jack Parker—before returning to the surface world waiting below.But Jack wasn’t finished.The hologram of the rotating oceanic globe flickered, its soft cyan light washing over all of them. For a moment, the cabin felt submerged itself—quiet, deep, suspended.Jack enlarged the projection again, but this time, the display shifted from beautiful dome cities…to something darker.Something deeper.Ryan noticed instantly. “Uh… Jack? Why did the lights get moodier?”Emily leaned forward. “Yeah… that doesn’t look like Aquaris-1. That looks… far.”Jack tapped the screen, voice low. “Because these aren’t cities. These are the foundations.”Jackson blinked. “Foundations for what?”Jack looked at him with calm certainty.“For what comes next.”The cabin went silent.Sarah frowned slightly. “Jack… I thought the underwater expansion was already done.”Jack shook his head. “Not done. Evolving.”Emily whispered, “Evolving into what?”The hologr
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For a moment, the cabin was still. The stars outside shimmered, distant pinpricks against infinite black, and the weight of underwater secrets hung heavy in the air.Then Jack leaned back slightly, his eyes soft but alight with something almost mischievous.“But… that’s not all.”Emily blinked. “Not all?”Ryan groaned dramatically. “Jack. Bro. I’m still catching up on underwater cities, Abyss-Cores, Frosthaven… and now there’s more?”Jackson grinned. “I’m excited. Scared. Excited-scared. Hit me.”Jack tapped the interface again. The hologram shifted, rising from ocean depths and breaking upward, projecting a top-down view of the five main Draconia counties: Harmonfield, Richmond, Reidsville, Redmond, and Carlisle. Hovering above the landmass were structures unlike anything the crew had seen before—cities literally suspended in the air, anchored by enormous anti-gravity pylons, cables of translucent energy connecting buildings like veins of light.“These are the Hanging Cities,” Jack s
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Jack’s gaze lingered on the holographic map, tracing the luminous outlines of the five Hanging Cities.“But there’s more to understand,” he said quietly. “Beyond just structures… each city has layers. Vertical layers, each with its own ecosystem and purpose.”Emily leaned forward, curious. “Layers?”Jack tapped the interface, and the Harmonfield Hanging City rose in stunning detail. Buildings were no longer just suspended above the land—they were stacked in vertical strata, like floating terraces. The lowest levels were green spaces and agriculture pods; mid-levels held residential and commercial areas, while upper levels hosted research facilities, observation decks, and energy nodes.“Residents can live, work, learn, and play without leaving the city,” Jack explained. “Transportation is entirely internal—maglev pods, pedestrian walkways, aerial lifts. Each layer feeds into the others, socially and functionally. It’s vertical integration of society… literally.”Ryan whistled. “Dude…
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The hologram dimmed, leaving only the faint outline of the Hanging Cities against the night. The DragonJet floated silently through the void, stars drifting past as if paying witness. Jack finally allowed himself to stretch, a rare looseness in his shoulders, and glanced at the others.“Alright,” he said softly, “I think that’s enough city planning for one day.”Emily smiled, brushing a strand of hair from her face. “Agreed. My brain is still catching up.”Matilda clapped her small hands. “Can we watch something now? Please?”Jackson groaned dramatically. “Finally. Some normal downtime.”Ryan raised an eyebrow. “You mean sitting in zero gravity and watching a screen? Normal?”Sarah chuckled, “Let him have his moment, Ryan.”Jack tapped a panel on the console, and the DragonTech TV unfolded smoothly from the wall, its ultra-high-definition display casting soft ambient light across the cabin. Emily grinned. “Ah… movie time.”Jack scrolled through the interface and finally selected a tit
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The DragonJet hummed softly as the movie continued, filling the cabin with warmth. Stars drifted past outside, indifferent to the tiny universe inside the ship, where six people had found a rare moment of ordinary magic.Matilda’s eyes were glued to the screen, her small fingers clutching the pillow as Harry, Hermione, and Ron navigated the corridors of Hogwarts. “Jack! Did you see that? He’s flying on a broom!”Jack smiled faintly. “Yes, kiddo. And soon you’ll see why courage matters more than magic sometimes.”Ryan leaned back, arms crossed but eyes wide. “Honestly… Harry’s got guts. I mean, sneaking past teachers, outsmarting trolls… reminds me of some of our missions.”Jackson chuckled. “Sure, bro. Except nobody in our missions has giant talking snakes.”Emily laughed softly. “Yeah… though sometimes it feels like Dragon Bot has a mind of its own too.”Matilda giggled. “Dragon Bot is nice. But Voldemort? He’s scary!”Jack’s eyes softened as he watched her. “Yes, he is. But stories
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The cabin of the DragonJet remained bathed in soft light as the credits for the Harry Potter movie rolled to an end. Matilda yawned again, curling a little closer against Jack’s arm. Jack brushed a stray lock of hair from her face, smiling faintly as he felt the gentle rise and fall of her chest with each breath.Emily reached over, gently adjusting the blanket over Matilda’s shoulders. “She’s drifting off,” Emily whispered, her voice almost reverent.Jack nodded quietly. “Almost asleep… but almost awake enough to sneak in another story.” He gestured toward the sleek DragonTech TV built into the cabin wall. “What do you say we go for round two? Something a little… different.”Sarah tilted her head, curious. “Different how?”Jack’s smile deepened. “Different hero. Different world. But the same lessons.”Matilda stirred at the mention of another story, her eyes fluttering open. “Another one?” she mumbled sleepily.“Yes, kiddo,” Jack said softly. “Another adventure. This time, it’s a her
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The DragonJet cabin hummed softly as T’Challa’s climactic battle unfolded on the DragonTech TV. Matilda’s eyes were wide again, glued to every leap, every flip, every moment where strategy met raw courage.“Look at him go!” she whispered, her small hands clutching her pillow. “He’s so… fast! And strong!”Jack chuckled softly, brushing a lock of hair behind her ear. “Speed and strength are important, kiddo, but notice something else… he’s listening. Watching. Trusting his allies. Leadership is more than being the strongest.”Emily smiled, leaning slightly toward Matilda. “Exactly. Heroes don’t win alone. They listen, they plan, and they care about everyone around them.”Ryan muttered, “I like the fights, though. That vibranium suit? Insane.”Jackson grinned. “Yeah, and the way he uses tech and his instincts together… makes our zero-gravity drills look like kindergarten.”Matilda tilted her head. “Jack… Dragon Bot can’t fight like that, can it?”Jack shook his head slowly, a faint smile