Summoned Celestial Divine Beast C218: The ‘Queen’ of Aliens (Bonus) The cavern shook faintly under the weight of dust and energy, yet amidst the trembling silence, a singular figure began to emerge from the thick haze. Yin Zhen’s eyes narrowed, the familiar prickle of tension climbing up his spine as he tried to make sense of the figure that slowly took form. There was a strange elegance to her movements, as if the dust itself bowed around her, separating to allow her silhouette to take shape in the center of the chaos. Selena, Risa, and Sasha had arrived just in time, each stepping cautiously over debris-strewn ground, drawn by the unmistakable presence of what could only be called the queen of the alien faction. Her early twenties seemed almost deceptively gentle, with long, straight hair falling gracefully over her shoulders and a soft, almost fragile face that seemed to belong in a completely different world. It was no wonder Dikkleus had admired her from afar; there was a cha

Summoned Celestial Divine Beast – Chapter 220: Ryan’s Arrival The cavern trembled under the weight of chaos as the dust cloud thickened, swirling like a living storm, suffocating the edges of vision for everyone present. Every student’s muscles tensed instinctively, their bodies coiled as though ready to snap like springs. The alien—no, the creature that had been clawing its way through their defenses—was unlike anything they had faced. Each movement was measured, lethal, and unpredictable, a predatory elegance that seemed to mock the fragile order of their formation. The air itself felt charged, thick with the raw, undulating presence of Dioki, and even those attuned to the energy could sense its subtle, eerie whispers, like invisible currents brushing against the skin, promising both salvation and annihilation. From within that storm of dust and debris, the alien emerged once more, its appearance more terrifying than

Summoned Celestial Divine Beast – Chapter 221: Ryan’s True Power (Bonus)The cave trembled with a deafening roar as Sphinx and Ryan’s allies braced themselves. Above them, the colossal form of Nidhogg descended with terrifying grace, scales glinting like molten metal under the dim light. The dragon exhaled a scorching breath that rippled through the air, forcing the alien to retreat several meters in a sudden, panicked motion. Each step she took left scorched marks on the jagged floor of the cavern, evidence of the sheer force Nidhogg wielded. Dust and fragments of stone floated in the air like embers from an untamed fire, making the atmosphere thick with tension and heat.Ryan’s lips curved into a faint, confident smile, the kind that made it clear he bore no doubt about the battle ahead. “Sorry for making you wait. Let me handle the rest,” he said, his voice calm yet carrying a weight that silenced even the lingering echoes of Nidhogg’s roar. His words, simple as they seemed, carrie

Chapter 222: Ensnared in the Verdant PrisonThe moment the dryad appeared upon the island, the atmosphere shifted as though the very air had been sliced by an invisible blade. Sunlight filtered through the high canopy, illuminating the small clearing, yet the beauty of the island could not mask the sudden tension that gripped the students. She stood perched atop the tallest tree, her posture commanding, her arms raised as if conducting an orchestra of life itself. Every muscle in her body radiated authority, and the island responded with a tremor that began in the soil and climbed through the roots, until the trees themselves seemed to bow in recognition of her power.From the earth, a network of vines erupted without warning, twisting and writhing like serpents in a frenzy. They surged upward, thicker and faster than anything the eye could track, spreading across the island in a chaotic, yet mesmerizing dance. The aliens, momentarily stunned by the sudde

Summoned Celestial Divine Beast – Chapter 224: The Unraveling of BarriersThe remnants of battle hung heavily in the air, carrying with them a scent of charred earth, scorched magic, and the faint metallic tang of Dioki that lingered like a ghost. Silvania pressed her palms together, focusing every fiber of her being on the residual energy that pulsed faintly above the shattered battlefield. Her amber eyes, gleaming with determination, scanned the shimmering barrier that still clung stubbornly to the edges of the island. The barrier was a lattice of energy so intricate, it seemed almost alive, writhing in quiet protest against her probing senses. After several moments of painstaking concentration, a flicker of understanding illuminated her expression. "I see it now," she murmured, her voice carrying the weight of revelation. "The barrier isn’t a singular construct; it is anchored by twelve distinct cores. Each functions as a fulcrum, a pivot point that sustains the ent