All Chapters of The Awakening Of The Last Knight.: Chapter 231
- Chapter 240
312 chapters
Chapter 231, The Declaration Of War.
The door to the farmhouse creaked open, and Laith slipped inside, his arrival silent but immediately sensed. Hazim, who had been leaning over a map with the Black Knight, snapped his head up. His initial relief at seeing a friendly face curdled into pure alarm when he recognized his younger brother."Laith?" Hazim's voice was a sharp whisper. "What are you doing here? Who sent you?""I sent myself," Laith said, his chin held high with a mix of defiance and pride. "Malik told me where to find you. I'm here to help.""No," Hazim said. He crossed the room in three quick strides, grabbing Laith by the arm. "This is not a place for you. It is far too dangerous. You need to go home, right now.""I'm not a child anymore, Hazim! I can fight just as well as you can!""It is not about how well you fight!" Hazim insisted, his voice rising slightly before he forced it back to a hushed tone. "It is about the burden of this! I will not have your blood on my hands. Go home."It was then that the tra
Chapter 232, Ali's Resolve.
The first thing Ali saw when he woke up was the news that would turn the country into a warzone. The Knights groups he belonged to were declared enemies of the state.Before he could process it, his younger brothers launched onto his stomach. “Ali, get up! Play with us!”“Not now!” he grunted, shoving them out and slamming the door. He grabbed his phone, his heart starting to hammer. Laith didn’t answer. Malik didn’t answer either.The doorbell rang, sharp and insistent.His father burst into the room, face pale. “Ali, the police are here, they are asking for you.”From the hallway, a stern voice called, “Open up! We have a warrant for the arrest of Ali Al_Hadi!”His father’s eyes darted to the TV, then back to him. Understanding flashed between them. “The new government turned against us, they are calling us outlaws...” Ali whispered.His father grabbed his arm, pushing him toward the window. “Go! Now! Your mother and I will delay them. We’ll say you’re not home. Go!”Heart pounding,
Chapter 233, New beginning For Them
The heavy metal door sealed shut behind them with a definitive clang, plunging them into the humming silence of Professor Riyad’s secret underground lab. The air was cool and carried the faint smell of ozone and old concrete.“It’s not much, but it’s secure,” Professor Riyad said, activating a master control panel. Rows of lights flickered on, illuminating a vast, cavernous space filled with abandoned storage racks and state-of-the-art workstations. “I’ve been working here for years. No one knows it exists.”Ali walked forward, his footsteps echoing. He looked around at the sheer scale of the place. “It’s incredible,” he admitted. “Massive. A lot more room to breathe than that cramped cave my friends are stuck in.”“Precisely why I chose it,” the Professor replied, typing commands into a console. “And it has other advantages. Everything you lost—the system’s core data, the weapon schematics, the armor designs, I have backups of it all here. I can restore everything.”Ali’s expression
Chapter 234 Her Confession.
Ali and Professor Riyad were hunched over a workbench, their hands deep in the wiring of a sophisticated-looking piece of armor. The clicking of machinery was the only sound until the heavy door opened.Fadi hurried down the steps, his boots echoing on the concrete. Ali looked up and didn’t even offer a greeting. He immediately thrust a crumpled piece of paper into Fadi’s hands.“The cave’s location,” Ali said, his voice tight with urgency. “Get the others. Tell them to bring all the armors, now. The Professor and I can modify it here, but we have no time to waste. Go immediately!”Fadi clutched the paper but didn’t move. “Ali, Listen. There’s someone here. Someone important who needs to see you.”Ali stared at him as if he’d just spoken in an alien language. He gestured wildly at the equipment around them. “Have you lost your mind bringing someone here? Fadi what were you thinking!”“It’s… for you,” Fadi said, shifting uncomfortably. He turned and pushed the heavy door open a little
Chapter 235 A Fierce Battle For The Truth
A week after the Vice President had announced that the existence of the Knights was now illegal and had declared them enemies of the state on charges of treason and being outlaws, Ali was watching the trial on live official television. His friends, Hadi and Haitham, were leading the Knights' defense team in court.Although Hadi presented powerfully convincing arguments and irrefutable evidence of the Knights' innocence, the judge's blatant bias toward the military was unmistakable. The courtroom had been packed with soldiers and army generals; the authorities had not permitted any opposition members or Knights' supporters to enter, nor had they even allowed a peaceful protest to gather outside the courthouse. It was a deliberate strategy to isolate the defense team and crush their morale. Nevertheless, Haitham and Hadi stood unwavering, their heads held high, projecting a defiant fearlessness alongside their devoted team.The atmosphere in the courtroom was thick with despair. Hadi, h
Chapter 236 The Conclusion Of The Play.
Hadi, Haitham, and their team were prepared for the second step and ready for any sudden attack. The moment they left the courtroom, they disappeared completely."We have no cellphones or any device they could track" Haitham confirmed as they hurried down the courthouse steps. "They can't find us"They didn't even take their phones into the courtroom. They changed their clothes in the black-windowed cars that Haitham had prepared for them to change in and escaped as soon as they left the court."Quickly, now," Hadi urged, sliding into the back seat of the first vehicle. "The disguises are in the bags. We have a five-minute window before we reach the bridge."Hadi's plan had no flaws or loopholes. The plane was to present all the evidence and ensure at least a postponement of the verdict, then disappear until the next session or until they reached a solution or de-escalation with the military."It worked," one of the junior lawyers said, his voice a mix of exhilaration and shock as he
Chapter 237 Absolute Chaos
After the video, the people were outraged and emboldened. They took to the streets in massive demonstrations against the military, demanding that the army leave the Knights alone and that immediate elections be held to choose a completely new government—one with no ties to the military, the previous government, or even the powerful clans. The streets erupted, led by the Lawyers' Union, the Doctors' Union, the Teachers' Union, the Workers' and Peasants' Union, and the Journalists' Union.The official press and state media tried to ignore the protests and refused to cover them, but the people filmed everything. Independent media figures, journalists, and lawyers broadcast the events live from their social media accounts. Everyone saw everything.The most fervent protesters were the youth of Jenin. Their demonstrations reached the gates of the prison, demanding the release of Jamil and the other captured Knights. The army attacked, beating them violently. Elders from the clans tried to i
Chapter 238, The Nation's Keepers.
Hazim stood by a dusty window, peering through a crack. The sound of Laith’s heavy footsteps entering the room made him turn.“The situation has become very critical,” Laith said, his voice low. “Chaos has spread throughout the entire country. The People are burning with anger.”Hazim shook his head, a grimace of frustration on his face. “How did it come to this so quickly?”Laith’s expression darkened. “All of this happened because of the betrayal of Abu Sarhan and his people. Their scheme was the spark that ignited this fire.”Without another word, Laith turned and moved towards a heavy door in the corner of the room. He pulled it open, revealing a set of concrete steps that led down into darkness. Hazim followed him down into the damp, cold basement.Abu Sarhan was slumped in a wooden chair, his wrists bound. He looked up, his eyes gleaming with a mixture of defiance and exhaustion in the dim light of a single bare bulb.Laith stopped in front of him, his shadow falling over the c
Chapter 239 A Brief Meeting.
The edited video file glowed on Laith’s computer screen. With a final, satisfied nod, he attached it to a secure message and sent it to Ali on their private network. When Ali received the video he chose the timing in which he'll podcast it live like he did last time with precision: 4 PM, the hour when the daily protests were scheduled to reach their peak, when the streets would be thick with people and frustration.At the appointed time, the screens flickered. Across the city, on public billboards, television sets in cafes, the signal was hijacked. The grainy basement footage replaced regular programming. It showed a cleaned-up but weary Abu Sarhan, then panned to the imposing figure of Hazim in his fiery red armor.A hush fell over the crowds. People stopped marching. Conversations died mid-sentence. Everyone stopped to listen to Hazem’s clear voice. His words, a mix of righteous conviction and stark warning, held them captive. Even those who had been sitting on curbs or at cafe stan
Chapter 240 Saving The Barrier's Center.
Fadi and his small team were working desperately, their hands moving quickly as they tried to save the failing systems.“We’re losing the east side!” a technician yelled, his voice tight with fear.“Pull from the backup grid, now!” Fadi shot back, not looking up from the delicate wires he was trying to reconnect. “We have to strengthen the barrier—the Ghouls are hitting harder this time!”They were so focused that the sound of the door slamming open made everyone jump.Fadi had no time to react, in a matter of a few seconds the intruders broke into the operation room. Fadi couldn't believe his eyes when he saw who was at the center of the group.Walid stormed inside with a gun in his hand, his eyes dark and hollow, his face pale and cold. Behind him came Yazan and a group of rough-looking armed men. But the one who Fadi was most weary of was the tall figure in the middle, a man in a black mask hiding his face.Walid’s eyes swept the room and landed on Fadi. “Shut it down,” he demanded