Summoned Celestial Divine Beast C246: The Trial of Gravity The moment Ryan stepped into the room, the air itself seemed to stiffen, as if the cave had decided to hold its breath for a while. The Sleeping Garden’s inner chamber was not a place built for comfort, and the people inside made sure it stayed that way. The walls were dark, the floor cold, and the lighting dim enough that shadows clung to every corner like they had somewhere to hide. Every sound echoed—every footstep, every whisper, every shift of cloth. It was the kind of room that reminded you of how tiny you were. “!!!” The sudden burst of surprise came from the assembled members, and it wasn’t just shock. It was the sharp, reflexive kind that came from realizing the world had just moved without your permission. They all turned their heads at once, as if their bodies were connected by an invisible thread. “Captain. You….” “A new member?”

Summoned Celestial Divine BeastC248: The Sleeping Garden (Bonus)Evelyn turned her head slowly toward the other four members, her expression calm and collected, as if the room were nothing more than a place for casual conversation instead of a covert hideout where the fate of the world was being quietly debated. Her voice was steady, controlled, and somehow even a little weary, as though she had grown tired of the endless cycle of war and betrayal that followed her everywhere like a shadow. “Do any of you object to my decision?” she asked, the question simple on the surface but loaded with unspoken consequences.The muscular man, the one with the broad shoulders and the calm stare that looked like it belonged to a soldier, nodded slowly. “His strength is real,” he said, his tone matter-of-fact. “I have no reason to deny it.” His eyes didn’t shift away from Nathan, and that made the statement feel less like approval and more like a warning.The as

Summoned Celestial Divine Beast – Chapter 250: The Hidden Keywords of WindThe teleportation didn’t take Nathan to some random hallway or a secret tunnel hidden beneath Frexia Academy. It took him straight to his own room, the one he’d been using as a makeshift command center, a place that had seen more Dioki than a sacred shrine and more chaos than a battlefield. The moment the air snapped back into place and the faint hum of residual Dioki died down, he felt the familiar tickle of paranoia crawl up his spine.Because the truth was simple: any fluctuation of Dioki in this place should have screamed.It should have alerted Vivian. It should have alerted the principal. It should have alerted the entire school like a siren, screaming someone’s breaking the rules again.But it didn’t.Nathan frowned, narrowing his eyes as he stared at the empty room, as if expecting a trap to step out from the shadows and declare itself. He couldn’t deny the

Chapter 252: The Shattered Chamber and the Dragon’s DaughterFlora’s breath hitched the moment she stepped into the room, and not because she was out of shape or afraid of a mess, but because the sight before her made her brain refuse to accept reality. The place was torn apart like a storm had ripped through it, leaving nothing untouched. Shelves that had once held neat rows of bottles lay splintered across the floor, wood shredded and scattered like fallen ribs. Glass shards glittered under the light like tiny, malicious stars, and the remnants of broken vials lay in pools of spilled liquid that spread outward as if the room itself was bleeding.Even the decorations were ruined, not simply knocked over but shattered, bent, and torn as though an explosion had erupted in the center and blasted everything outward. The air still carried the faint chemical sting of shattered potions and the harsh, metallic scent of Dioki, lingering like a reminder that the violence he