All Chapters of Dungeon King: I Rule: Chapter 141
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Chapter 68 (2)
On the other side of the wall, the memory was not a reflection. It was reality. The cold, damp permacreate was solid under Kai’s boots. The coppery scent of blood—Linda’s blood—filled his nostrils, so vivid it made his stomach clench. The distant, skittering sounds of the Stalker that had maimed her echoed in the ruined corridor, a perpetual, threatening soundtrack to his damnation. He was back. Truly back. The first loop was a perfect, brutal replay. He saw Linda, her back against the broken wall, her face pale, her life bleeding out through the terrible gash in her side. He felt the frantic, useless pressure of his hands trying to stem the flow, the sticky warmth coating his fingers. He heard her ragged, wet breaths, each one a dagger twisting in his soul. “Kai…” her memory-ghost whispered, her eyes wide with fear and pain. “I’m here,” he choked out, the same words he’d spoken five years ago, just as useless now as they were then. “Just hold on.” But she didn’t. Her eyes flu
Chapter 68 (3)
The Labyrinth, sensing the foreign presence of the Resonance within its perfect, self-contained torture, reacted with a final, brutal escalation. The scene around Kai shimmered and warped. The ruins dissolved, replaced by the sterile, green-lit halls of Lab Seven. He stood at a crossroads between two terrible realities.To his left, the memory of the ruins remained, the phantom of the dying Linda still reaching for him. To his right, a new scene unfolded: Selene, trapped and overwhelmed by a wave of corrosive static, her form dissolving into screaming code. A monstrous, hybrid voice—a fusion of the Labyrinth's logic and Nyx's cosmic cold—echoed in his mind.You have a choice, variable Kai. A new calculation. Save the memory of the one you lost, or save the one who stands with you now. You cannot preserve both. Your existence is a function of loss. Choose which output is most efficient.It was the ultimate torture, designed to shatter the very foundation of his healing. It sought to tu