All Chapters of Summoned Celestial Divine Beast : Chapter 381
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Chapter 378: White Thunder
Chapter 378: White ThunderRyan's eyes narrowed slightly as memories of the discussion with his familiars resurfaced in his mind.The battle arena vanished from his awareness for a brief moment as he recalled the conversation that had taken place before this match ever began.Back then, they had been gathered together, discussing every possible outcome of his fight against Alavenya.One mistake could cost him everything.One wrong move could result in defeat.And against someone like Alavenya, defeat would come quickly.That was why every option had been examined.Every hidden card had been reviewed.Every possible advantage had been dragged into the light.Sphinx had been the first to speak."Those are my conditions," Sphinx said calmly.Ryan could only smile helplessly at the time."Fine. I can accept that."Even then, Sphinx wasn't finished.
Chapter 379: Scales of the Dead
Chapter 379: Scales of the DeadOnly a few moments earlier, the squirrel girl had been blasted backward across the battlefield.Her small body skidded along the cracked ground before she twisted in midair and landed on her feet. Dust rose around her ankles while fragments of shattered stone bounced across the arena.She immediately raised her head and studied the enemy formation again.The situation was getting worse.None of the mummies seemed overwhelmingly powerful on their own. Their attacks were straightforward. Their movements were predictable enough. Under normal circumstances, she would have already dismantled such opponents one after another.The problem was their numbers.Five guardians.Five relentless defenders.Five undead pests that simply refused to stay down.And standing behind them all was Anubis.The jackal remained calm from beginning to end, holding those scales wh
C380: Dragon vs Butterfly — Crimson Collapse
C380: Dragon vs Butterfly — Crimson CollapseOn the far side of the shattered arena, where the ground had already been carved into layered scars from earlier clashes, Nidhogg hovered in the air with a slow, heavy beat of his wings that distorted the surrounding mana field like a pressure wave dragging reality slightly out of alignment, while directly opposite him the dark butterfly remained suspended with unnerving stillness, her wings barely fluttering as if she was conserving every fragment of Dioki she could gather for the inevitable exchange that was about to erupt between them.The dark butterfly already understood the nature of her opponent because she had been summoned under circumstances that placed her within the same witnessing event as the Dragon King, which meant she had not only seen Nidhogg once but had also registered his combat signature deep within her instincts, and that knowledge alone forced her to adopt a purely defensive strategy, one tha
Chapter 381: Sunlit Predation
Summoned Celestial Divine BeastChapter 381: Sunlit PredationThe arena had already turned into a furnace disguised as a battlefield.Heat rolled across the ground in visible waves, warping the air until everything looked slightly distorted, like reality itself was sweating under pressure.Above it all, Jinwu hovered like a burning omen.His wings were not just feathers anymore; they looked like fragments of condensed sunlight stitched into the shape of a crow, each movement scattering sparks of golden heat into the sky.On the opposite side, the Beetle Queen stood midair, surrounded by a shifting swarm of black beetles the size of fists.They moved like living bullets.Fast. Dense. Coordinated.Buzz… buzz… buzz…The sound alone made students at the edge of the arena tense up.“It’s like the sky is full of insects…”“Those aren’t normal beasts. Each one is pressure-packed mana
C382: Wolf Versus Snake — Dioki Collision
Summoned Celestial Divine BeastC382: Wolf Versus Snake — Dioki CollisionThe arena floor shook under raw pressure as Sphinx dropped his weight forward, claws grinding against stone with a brutal KRRRSHH, the sound echoing like metal being dragged across bone.Across from him, the lamia didn’t retreat.She twisted.Her glaive spun once in her hand, then twice, each rotation cutting arcs of cold air that shimmered faintly with Dioki residue, the energy bending light in unstable streaks as if reality itself hesitated around her weapon.Sphinx lunged first.No hesitation.No opening.Just pure overwhelming force.His massive paw slammed down with enough pressure to crater the floor, but the lamia slid under it at the last second, her tail coiling tight to launch her body sideways like a spring snapping loose.BOOM!The impact shattered stone where she had been standing.She w
Chapter 383: Gun Logic
Chapter 383: Gun LogicAlavenya’s breath came in uneven pulls, sharp and ragged, each inhale scraping against bruised ribs as she steadied herself on the cracked arena floor, while across from her Nathan stood with his stance slightly lowered, shoulders tense, eyes tracking every micro movement like a machine that refused to shut down even after being pushed past its limits.The air between them felt compressed, like the battlefield itself was holding its breath, waiting for whichever one of them would collapse first.Nathan’s fingers stayed locked around the gun grip, index hovering near the trigger with unnatural stillness, his entire posture built around reaction speed rather than endurance, because he had already calculated that if he hesitated even a fraction of a second, Alavenya would carve him apart before the thought even finished forming in his mind.She moved first.Not a warning.Not a buildup.Just disappear
Chapter 384: Crushing the Remaining Fights
Chapter 384: Crushing the Remaining FightsThe air inside the arena felt dense, almost like it had been squeezed dry of anything comforting, leaving only pressure, heat, and the violent rhythm of combat reverberating across multiple battlefields at once, where the squirrel girl was already staggering on uneven footing with her body covered in fresh wounds and her breathing turning increasingly unstable as she tried to maintain her fighting stance despite the overwhelming fatigue dragging at her limbs like invisible chains that tightened with every passing second.“Ha… ha…”Her chest rose and fell heavily, each breath sounding more like a strained pull than an actual intake of air, while blood slipped down her forearm and dripped from her fingers as she forced herself to keep her balance even though her knees were already threatening to buckle under the accumulated damage, and the swordsman in front of her did not hesitate for even a moment, stepping forwar
C385: The Last Familiar Standing
C385: The Last Familiar StandingThe arena air felt heavier than it should have.Not physically. Not visibly.But something about the flow of battle had shifted in a way even the spectators couldn’t properly explain anymore.“This is…” Filia’s voice cracked slightly as she stared at the battlefield, eyes widening as she tracked multiple collapsing engagements across the arena. “What is happening right now? The fight has already gone on for over twenty-five minutes, and yet Nathan’s familiars have already defeated two of Alavenya’s summons…”She paused, as if the logic itself refused to settle in her mind.“How are they ending battles this fast when their raw stats should clearly be lower…?”Sullivan narrowed his eyes, arms folded behind his back, his expression no longer casual but analytical.“That’s not a question of raw stats,” he said slowly, voice measured. “It’s quality.”He exhaled once
C386: Crushing the Helpless Lamia
Summoned Celestial Divine BeastC386: Crushing the Helpless LamiaThe arena floor shook with every impact, stone cracking under the violent exchange as Sphinx and the lamia collided again and again, their movements so fast that the air itself seemed to lag behind them, producing sharp sonic bursts, BAM! KRAK! SHHHT!, each strike leaving behind faint ripples of force that scraped across the battlefield like invisible blades.Sphinx moved first again, his body shifting forward with raw, beast-like acceleration, and his palm came down like a hammer, slamming into the lamia’s side with brutal precision.BOOM!Her body twisted violently, sliding across the arena floor as dust exploded beneath her boots, and for a brief second her consciousness flickered like a failing light, her vision warping as pain surged through her ribs.But she forced herself back.A sharp inhale.Blood at the corner of her lips.And then—<
C387: Mutual Destruction
C387: Mutual DestructionThe air inside the arena felt wrong.Not tense. Not excited.Wrong in the way a battlefield goes quiet right before something breaks.Dust still floated where the last exchange had hit. Cracks spidered across the ground like frozen lightning. The crowd barely breathed, their eyes locked on the center where two figures had just clashed with enough force to shake judgment itself.Alavenya stood there for half a second too long.Then her body tilted.Then she moved.“Dragon Fist.”The words dropped like a hammer.A ripple of shock spread instantly through the arena.Alavenya’s pupils shrank.Not because she didn’t know the technique.Because she knew it too well.“Wait—what?” someone in the crowd blurted out, voice cracking.Another voice followed immediately.“That’s Dragon Fist… isn’t it?”“No way. That’s HER