All Chapters of Summoned Celestial Divine Beast : Chapter 331
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C327: Cube (Bonus)
C327: Cube (Bonus)“Thank you very much for the help,” Sera said, her voice carrying a calm gratitude as she faced the three people standing before her, her posture polite yet carefully measured, as if every word she spoke had been weighed twice before leaving her lips.“No. It is us who should be thanking you,” Lees replied immediately while raising a hand in refusal, his expression earnest rather than performative. “If not for you and Ryan, we would have been in serious trouble. It is only because of your intervention that we managed to win, so we want to properly express our gratitude here.”He spoke with sincerity, though there was a faint confusion in his eyes as he noticed something odd. Sera had chosen to speak only with them, deliberately excluding Ryan from the immediate conversation, which was unusual given how closely they had been operating together. Still, no one questioned it too deeply. The Holy Kingdom carried too much influence, and interf
C328: Fractured Suspicion
Summoned Celestial Divine Beast C328: Fractured Suspicion Find your next read on мѵʟ Neyeid followed the instructions without hesitation, his gaze sharpening as he immediately focused on Eliot and Lisa, his hands moving with precise control as though he was dissecting reality itself through sheer intent alone. What he discovered made his expression tighten slightly, because as expected, the foreign objects they were searching for were indeed embedded within their bodies, lying dormant like hidden parasites waiting for the right trigger to awaken and cause chaos. Bella did not waste a single breath after that confirmation, her eyes narrowing as she activated her ability, gently bending the perception and control of the two summoners so she could forcefully guide their bodies into summoning their familiars. The process looked calm on the surface, but beneath it was an intricate manipulation of perception layers, where Bella’s illu
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Sera’s Light
C329 Sera’s Light “Hehe.” Sera let out a soft laugh, almost too light for the tension that had just been hanging in the air. “Then we will take our leave here.” “Understood,” Lees replied, giving a small respectful nod as the conversation began to close. Sera paused just before turning away, her expression shifting slightly as if something had been poking at her thoughts for a while. “Mr. Lees,” she called again. Lees stopped and looked back. “I am not sure if you noticed this yourself,” Sera continued, tilting her head slightly as she observed him more carefully, “but has anything good been happening to you recently? Your complexion looks noticeably better than before.” Lees blinked, caught off guard by the sudden observation. “Is that so?” he asked, lifting a hand toward his
C330 — Cube Negotiation
C330 — Cube Negotiation Nathan stood across the polished desk, palm resting on a small floating cube that pulsed faintly like a trapped heartbeat. The room felt too quiet. Even the air conditioning sounded like it was holding its breath. He tilted the cube slightly under the light. Vrrr… A faint distortion shimmered across its edges, like reality didn’t fully agree with its existence. “How much are you going to pay me for this?” Nathan asked flatly. No drama in his voice. Just business. Sullivan leaned forward immediately, eyes narrowing as they locked onto the object. “This is… the alien sample you mentioned?” “Yes.” Nathan tapped the cube once. A soft metallic tone echoed out. “Your people can analyze it, right?”
Chapter 332: Breaking and Bypassing
Chapter 332: Breaking and Bypassing Sullivan pushed the heavy door open with a slow creak that echoed through the corridor like the building itself was complaining about being disturbed. CREEEAAAK. Inside, the Frexia Academy research wing was alive with controlled chaos. Dioki-infused lamps floated midair, suspended by thin stabilizing runic threads that pulsed faintly like breathing veins of light. The air smelled faintly metallic, mixed with herbal residue from experimental compounds that hadn’t fully stabilized yet. Researchers moved between tables covered in sealed vials, fractured cube fragments, and rotating Dioki instruments that constantly recalibrated themselves with soft ticking sounds. Tick. Tick. Tick. Sullivan scanned the room once, taking it all in without
C334: Fractured Warnings
Summoned Celestial Divine Beast C334: Fractured Warnings Sera didn’t even get time to finish her sentence before Selena grabbed her wrist and pulled her away from the main hall. Step. Step. Door click. The room they entered was smaller, quieter, sealed off from the academy’s constant noise. No students. No familiar mana pressure. Just silence sitting heavy in the air. Sera frowned slightly. “What do you want to talk about?” Selena didn’t answer immediately. Her expression was stiff, like she was swallowing something unpleasant. Something she really didn’t want to say out loud. Then she turned. Her eyes locked onto Sera. Serious. Sharp. “I’m going to say this once,” Selena said. “And I hate that I have to.” Sera blinked. Selena continued, voice lower now. “Whatever yo
C333: Mission Pressure
C333: Mission Pressure “Guh…” Ryan exhaled a long, exhausted breath that felt more like defeat than fatigue. His forehead pressed against the table, fingers dragging slightly over the wood as if trying to scratch his thoughts out of existence. The room was quiet except for that single sound of mental overload. Sera sat across from him, watching carefully. He had been like this for hours. Not injured. Not fighting. Just thinking too hard, like his brain had decided to start a private war without informing the rest of his body. Sera leaned forward slightly. “Are you alright? You should eat first. Thinking like that won’t help anything. You still have seven days.” Ryan didn’t respond. He just groaned again, pressing h
Chapter 335: Ground Tremor
Chapter 335: Ground Tremor Ryan lifted his head slowly as the carriage rolled into Conwell City, the capital district where the Blacksmith Guild headquarters dominated the skyline like a manmade mountain pretending to touch the heavens. Sera and Flora followed just behind him, but Ryan’s attention was already locked forward, unmoving, like something inside him had quietly switched from travel mode into analysis mode the moment they crossed the city gate. The first thing that hit his eyes was the structure. Massive. Impossible in scale for this world’s usual standards. A single building stretching upward like a vertical fortress carved from stone and reinforced steel, easily reaching twenty floors, each layer stacked with deliberate precision instead of architectural elegance. Ryan’s eyes narrowed slightly. “So that’s it…” he muttered under his breath.
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C336: Natural Disaster (Bonus)
C336: Natural Disaster (Bonus) The town had slowly rebuilt itself over the past months, with its streets regaining their old rhythm and its people forcing themselves into the comforting illusion that life had finally stabilized after repeated disruptions, yet beneath that fragile recovery lay a tension that never fully disappeared, as if the ground itself remembered every shock it had ever suffered and was quietly waiting for the next moment to remind everyone that stability was never truly guaranteed. People moved through the streets with cautious familiarity, merchants shouting at stalls, children weaving between carts, and guards patrolling with a relaxed posture that only existed because nothing had gone wrong recently enough to justify panic, but that illusion shattered instantly when birds across the sky suddenly jerked upward in unison as though an invisible hand had yanked them from the air. The sound came first, a stra
C337: Rampaging Aliens (Bonus)
C337: Rampaging Aliens (Bonus) The atmosphere surrounding the temporary command site had already shifted into something heavier than before, as though the very air had been compressed by the weight of the information that had just been revealed, and every person present carried that tension in their posture while trying to process what it meant for the mission moving forward. Flora stood with her gaze lowered for a brief moment, her expression no longer as sharp as earlier, because the confirmation that the Ancient Library’s records were involved carried a seriousness that even she could not dismiss lightly, and beside her Sera gradually steadied her breathing while the lingering shock from the earlier revelation settled into controlled awareness rather than panic. The Earth Spirit hovering near Flora floated in small circles as though trying to sense something beyond the visible world, but after a few moments of effort it only shook its