All Chapters of Summoned Celestial Divine Beast : Chapter 131
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Chapter 129: Ash and Sunfire, the Elder Who Smoked the Desert
Chapter 129: Ash and Sunfire, the Elder Who Smoked the DesertRyan trudged into the desert city at the very mouth of the Maldhi wasteland, his boots crunching against sand that seemed to radiate heat straight through the soles. The sun overhead was merciless, a burning god glaring down at all who dared to cross its territory. He squinted, sweat stinging his eyes. This was his very first encounter with a true desert, and even though he’d prepared himself mentally, the sheer violence of the heat still struck him like a slap in the face.The city was small, a scattering of cube-like structures carved out of sunbaked stone, their edges eroded by wind and grit. Compared to the elegant spires of Frexia or the damp greenery of river towns, this place felt like someone had spilled a handful of dice onto the sand and called it civilization. The air shimmered. The horizon rippled. Ryan inhaled—and nearly gagged on the thickness of it, dry and hot enough to sear the inside of
Chapter 130: Mirage in the Burning Sands
Chapter 130: Mirage in the Burning Sands The desert was merciless. Heat rolled off the golden dunes like the breath of a furnace, blistering and relentless. The air shimmered with mirages, waves of distorted light that played cruel tricks on the eyes. Even the sky itself seemed like it was melting, its blue horizon drowned in a haze of blazing white. Ryan trudged forward, his boots sinking deep into the scalding sand with every step. He hissed under his breath, baring his teeth. “Damn it, what’s with this heat? Isn’t this excessive?” His words came out dry, as though the air itself stole the moisture from his tongue. The robe the elder had gifted him clung lightly to his frame, a garment that seemed plain at first glance yet hid a subtle craft. He’d discovered its secret within minutes: the fabric emitted a faint chill, thin streams of cool air weaving over his skin like phantom fingers. It was weak, but wit
Chapter 131 – The Desert Nun and the Trial of Sandfire
Chapter 131 – The Desert Nun and the Trial of Sandfire“Nnh… Hah…”A soft, trembling moan broke the silence of the violet night. The nun’s eyelids fluttered open, revealing eyes glazed with confusion and exhaustion. The shimmering purple firelight danced across her pale face, tracing her features like the brush of an artist lost in reverence.Ryan sat cross-legged across from her, the other side of the fire between them. His expression was calm but sharp, like a blade wrapped in silk. The purple fire burned strangely — Dioki-infused, flickering without consuming its fuel, emitting both warmth and a subtle hum that only those attuned to Dioki could feel.“It seems you’ve woken up,” Ryan said with a faint smile, his voice carrying that faint teasing edge that made people uncertain whether to thank him or glare at him.The nun blinked, her pupils tightening as she noticed him. “Ah?”“You collapsed earlier,” Ryan explained casually,
Chapter 132: The Oasis of Whispers
Chapter 132: The Oasis of WhispersThe desert wind howled like an ancient beast crying beneath the weight of centuries. Its voice carried grains of sand sharp enough to flay flesh from bone, and yet, in that endless golden wasteland, one figure walked unfazed.Ryan pulled his hood lower as the sun bled fire across the horizon. Sweat trickled down his neck, disappearing into his collar. Even though his steps were steady, his boots sank into the sand with a muffled crunch each time he moved. Behind him, a faint shimmer followed — the spiritual presence of his bonded familiars, silent but vigilant.Beside him walked Sera, her silver hair glinting like moonlight even beneath the sun’s glare. Unlike Ryan, she seemed untouched by the heat, her boots leaving neat, disciplined prints as though the desert itself respected her. The faint halo of Dioki energy shimmered behind her shoulders, almost invisible — two faint silhouettes of wings, one radiant with ligh
Chapter 133 – Shadows Beneath the Dunes
Chapter 133 – Shadows Beneath the Dunes---The sandstorm had quieted to a whisper, the desert lying beneath a shroud of dim gold as dusk bled into the horizon. From atop a sand dune, Ryan narrowed his eyes toward the cluster of buildings in the distance.“So that’s the stronghold, huh? Doesn’t look that impressive. More like another damn village to me,” he muttered, squinting against the glare of the dying sun.Beside him, Sera crouched low, her dark scarf fluttering faintly in the dry wind. “Yes,” she replied with a nod. “That’s the stronghold we’ve been tracking.”Ryan studied it carefully, his gaze tracing the crude architecture of the place — no signs of wealth, no banners, no water source in sight. “There aren’t many people,” he observed quietly. “Less than twenty buildings, maybe. But that big one in the center… that’s where they’re nesting. No oasis either. This place shouldn’t even exist.”Sera followed his gaze. “T
Chapter 134: The Hollow Fortress and the Night Before the Hunt
Chapter 134: The Hollow Fortress and the Night Before the HuntThe place reeked of silence and dust. The air hung still, heavy with the stale scent of old stone and rot, as Ryan and his companions stepped into what once must have been a hall of power. The wide chamber stretched outward like the ribs of a dead beast, torches long extinguished, shadows eating at the corners.In the middle stood a massive chair — ornate once, now decayed, cracked along the arms and half-buried in cobwebs. It was clearly meant for a leader. And yet… the floor beneath it was filthy, scattered with grit and dried mud, as though no one had cared enough to clean this place for years.Sphinx tilted her head, her golden eyes narrowing as she sniffed the air. “There’s… nothing here,” she muttered, her tone somewhere between disappointment and irritation. The faint Dioki shimmer around her form rippled like heatwaves, reacting to her mood.Ryan’s lips curved into a
Chapter 135: Shackled Shadows
Chapter 135: Shackled ShadowsThe metallic echo of chains clanging against iron cut sharply through the dimly lit cell, bouncing off the stone walls and twisting Sera’s stomach into uneasy knots.A low, strangled groan escaped her lips as she tried to move. Her body protested violently, every muscle tight with tension, as if bound by invisible threads. She blinked against the harsh glow of torchlight, fuzzy vision slowly focusing, and realized her limbs felt alien—heavy, unresponsive. Her hands, once nimble and deft, throbbed with pins and needles, as if all the blood had abandoned them.Her gaze dropped. The cold, black iron cuffs around her ankles glinted cruelly. Panic flared, sudden and scorching.“What…?” Her voice cracked, high and shaky. She lifted her torso instinctively, only to be stopped by another chain that clinked sharply, restricting every movement. Her mind raced. Every instinct screamed danger, but confusion clawed at her thoughts
Chapter 136 – Threads of Fate and the Awakening Contract
Chapter 136 – Threads of Fate and the Awakening Contract The day before the desert confrontation had ended in twilight, yet the air within Ryan’s secluded tent hummed with an almost tangible tension. Candles flickered lazily across the rough-hewn canvas, their light glinting against the polished surface of the contracts spread on the low wooden table. Ryan’s hands moved deliberately, setting down three identical parchments before three of his most formidable familiars. Sphinx, the lupine enigma with fur that shimmered like woven starlight, circled once before sitting obediently. Anubis, the towering god-beast of death, radiated a calm yet suffocating aura. Nidhogg, sinuous and draconic, his scales rippling with a faint metallic sheen, flicked his tail with a sense of impatient curiosity. “Listen carefully,” Ryan began, voice sharp yet calm, echoing slightly in the still tent. “Sphinx, Anubis, Nidhogg… I need you to sign these contracts.”<
Chapter 137: Ryan’s Suggestion
Chapter 137: Ryan’s Suggestion The scorching sun hung lazily above the desert horizon, casting long, jagged shadows across the dunes. Every grain of sand shimmered with a heat that could almost singe the skin through thin fabric. Yet, in the midst of this relentless landscape, Ryan stood firm, his cloak flapping gently in the faint breeze. He paused for a moment, letting the Dioki energy circulating around him settle like a coiled spring. Beside him, Sera remained tense, her silver hair catching the dying light and giving her an almost ethereal glow. The faint outlines of her angelic and fallen angel wings flickered behind her shoulders, the Dioki within them pulsing softly — one wing a serene white, the other a stormy shadow. Ryan’s eyes, sharp and calculating, scanned the area. The task at hand was daunting. Every move needed precision. And now, it was time to reveal his ace — the hidden force he had saved for a moment like t
Chapter 138 – The Luminous Catalyst
Chapter 138 – The Luminous CatalystThe air inside the underground chamber was thick, almost suffocating, but it pulsed with a strange, electric hum. Sphinx’s golden eyes glimmered in the dim light as he tilted his massive head, his fur rippling with the subtle shimmer of Dioki.“Valkyrie?” Sphinx’s deep voice resonated in Ryan’s mind, a mix of disbelief and unease. There was only one thought spinning through him: You’re really going to summon a Valkyrie using my blood… knowing I devoured the god she once served? Wait… is that exactly why he wants it?Ryan’s lips curved into a grin, calm but sharp. “Yeah. But first, we need to handle the problem above.”Sphinx narrowed his eyes. “And that is…?”Ryan’s gaze shifted to the faint glimmer of moonlight sneaking through the cracks of the underground ceiling. “The vice leader is still out there, somewhere in the village. Their forces are scattered — they’ve split up. Security’s tighter