All Chapters of THE MAFIA'S FORGOTTEN SON: Chapter 71
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Chapter Seventy-One – The Father’s Hand
The abyss pressed down like an ocean with no surface.Jenna hit her knees, her glowing body dimming, her breath ripped from her chest. Beside her, Denilson buckled, blood-fire pouring from his mouth as chains rewrapped his limbs, pulling him low.And the Entity, the endless monster of shadow she had feared for so long, lay sprawled like a broken child, its hollow mask shattered into pieces, tendrils limp. Its voice, once a chorus of arrogance, whimpered.“Father… please.”The abyss-shadow towered above them, endless, faceless, formless. Its presence stretched beyond sight, beyond thought, swallowing even the concept of time.“You wore my hunger as your crown,” it whispered, not in sound, but in weight, in pressure, carved directly into their souls. “Now you will wear my hand.”Jenna screamed against the pressure, forcing her body to move. Her tears turned to sparks as they hit the ground.“No! He’s not yours, he’s not anyone’s!”The abyss-shadow turned, And though it had no face, she
Chapter Seventy-Two – The Voice of Nothing
The crowned body convulsed.Wings snapped and reformed, bones cracking in jagged bursts as black, gold, and white bled together into something new. The crown above dimmed, its shards knitting back into a single, perfect ring, yet now it pulsed not as light, not as shadow, but as a void that swallowed both.The battlefield shook with every beat of that pulse. Wolves collapsed into the dirt, their spines bent. Dynasties clawed at their own throats, choking on silence.And Roland, bleeding, broken, scar blazing crimson, stared with horror as the man he had sworn to protect was dragged lower and lower into something unrecognizable.“Denilson…” he rasped, voice cracked raw.The crowned figure’s head jerked back, its eyes rolling through white, gold, black, before settling into pits of endless dark, And the Father’s voice poured through him.“He is gone. I remain."Inside the abyss, Jenna screamed as the Father’s tendrils wrapped Denilson’s soul, binding him tighter than the Entity’s chains
Chapter Seventy-Three – When the Voice Breaks
The crowned vessel opened its mouth, And the world cracked.The first syllable wasn’t sound, it was collapse. Grass withered into ash. Stones bled dust. Wolves howled once and fell silent, their bodies seizing in unnatural paralysis. Dynasties screamed, clutching their ears as blood spilled between their fingers.Roland’s scar burst like fire, crimson lightning crawling across his face and chest, searing into the dirt beneath him. His vision blurred red, but he dragged himself upright on shaking arms, teeth gritted through blood.“Don’t… you… dare…” he gasped, pointing the broken shard of his blade toward the crowned figure.The vessel’s void gaze fixed on him, and the Father’s voice thundered through Denilson’s lips.“You are less than dust. Be unmade.”The ground erupted. A wave of nothingness ripped toward Roland, devouring everything in its path.He roared, scar blazing, raising his shard against the tide, And for a heartbeat it held, But his knees buckled, and blood gushed from h
Chapter Seventy-Four – The Vessel of Fire
The crowned vessel thrashed in the dirt, Its wings slammed against the ground, carving deep scars into the battlefield. The crown above cracked again, shards raining sparks of black, gold, and white.And through its mouth poured screams, one voice after another, layered, broken: Jenna’s desperate cry, Denilson’s roar, the Entity’s whimper, and beneath them all, the Father’s hollow command.“Break… kneel… burn… submit…”The wolves howled in confusion, scattering across the field, their eyes wide and wild. Dynasties fell on their faces, some wailing, others chanting prayers that dissolved into sobs.Roland staggered forward, blood soaking his scar. His legs shook, but his eyes blazed.He shouted above the chaos:“DENILSON! JENNA! HOLD ON!”The crowned vessel jerked its head toward him. Its eyes flickered, void, then gold, then white, And for a heartbeat, Jenna’s voice broke free.“…Roland… help me…”Inside the abyss, Jenna’s body burned like a sun, Her glowing form had cracked wide, ve
Chapter Seventy-Five – A Blade Against the Abyss
The crowned vessel’s hand rose.Void-fire and white-gold light twisted around its palm, burning in spirals that warped the air itself. The battlefield shook beneath the pressure, cracks splitting the ground like veins. Wolves scattered, howling. Dynasties collapsed to their knees, clutching at the earth as though it would save them.Roland staggered upright, his broken blade trembling in his hands. His scar pulsed like molten iron, blood dripping in streams down his jaw and chest. His breath rattled, each exhale tearing his lungs, But his eyes, scarlet and blazing, never left her.“Jenna…” he whispered.The vessel tilted its head, lips curling into a smile that was hers but hollow.“You call a name that no longer exists.”Its voice was layered, hers, the Father’s, the abyss itself, Roland’s grip tightened on his shard of steel.“Then I’ll drag her back.”The vessel’s eyes blazed.“You will burn first.”Its hand snapped forward, And the battlefield erupted.Inside the abyss, Jenna fell
Chapter Seventy-Six – When Fire Meets the Void
The sky ripped open.Jenna’s vessel thrust its hand forward, the Father’s void-fire spiraling into an annihilating beam. It tore through air and earth alike, a straight line of nothingness that devoured everything in its path. Wolves screamed, dynasties wailed, the battlefield convulsed like a dying beast.Roland leapt into it.His scar exploded in fire, crimson veins crawling across his body, searing every nerve. Blood poured from his eyes, his ears, his mouth, but he did not falter. His broken blade blazed like a sun in his hands as he roared, charging through the storm.The void-fire struck him full, And he screamed, not in fear, not in surrender, but in defiance so sharp it shook the air.“I AM NOT YOURS!”Inside the abyss, Jenna collapsed, clutching her chest. The Father’s tendrils dug deeper, twisting her into its vessel, her light cracking, her voice breaking.“You are nothing,” the Father hissed. “You are mine.”Her head jerked, tears of fire streaking down her face.“I… am no
Chapter Seventy-Seven – Chains of the Father
The abyss boiled.Shadows surged like oceans. Fire tore through cracks of white and gold. And in the middle of it stood Jenna, barely standing, body fissured with black veins, while Roland burned at her side, his scar glowing so bright it split his face into rivers of crimson fire.The Father’s form towered above them, endless and faceless, its voice rattling their bones.“You think two drops can defy the tide? Together you only drown faster.”It swung a tendril like a mountain, shadows lashing across the abyss.Roland leapt forward, his body breaking with every move, blade raised. His roar shook the void.“THEN LET ME DROWN SCREAMING!”His scar flared, splitting the tendril in half. The abyss shrieked, shadows convulsing.Jenna staggered, her fire sputtering, but she stepped beside him, her own glow sparking.“If he screams… I’ll scream louder!”Together they pressed forward, fire and light cutting through waves of nothingness.The Father reeled, its voice thundering.“PATHETIC. YOU
Chapter Seventy-Eight – The Chains Within
The abyss darkened.The chains that wrapped Denilson’s body pulsed with void-fire, tightening until the sound of bone splintering echoed like thunder. His golden eye, once burning with life, now glowed black as a starless pit. His mouth opened, and the Father’s hollow voice poured through.“He was never yours to save. He was always mine to wield.”The shadows surged outward, tendrils crashing into Jenna and Roland.Roland raised his scarred blade, fire exploding as he carved through the dark, his body splitting with every movement. Blood sprayed from his mouth, his scar glowing so bright it nearly blinded him.“HE’S STILL IN THERE!” he roared.Jenna staggered forward, light flickering, tears burning her cheeks.“DENILSON! FIGHT!”Her voice cracked the abyss.For a heartbeat, the black eye flickered gold.Denilson’s voice, weak, shredded, desperate, escaped his lips.“…don’t… give up…”And then the chains constricted, silencing him.Outside, the crowned vessel convulsed on the battlefi
Chapter Seventy-Nine – The Last Flicker
Darkness, It pressed against her lungs, her bones, her very thoughts.Jenna’s body burned as the chains dragged her deeper into Denilson’s core. She clawed at the blackness, screaming, but her voice dissolved into nothing. The weight of the abyss crushed her, each breath like swallowing fire.At last, she crashed into the ground, a ground that did not exist, And before her, bound in chains thicker than mountains, Denilson knelt.His golden eye was gone. His body cracked and splintered. His head hung low, as if lifeless.Her chest seized. Tears streamed as sparks down her cheeks.“Denilson…”His lips parted, barely. His voice was shredded, broken.“…why… did you follow me?”Her hands shook as she reached for him, pressing her forehead against his.“Because you are not lost to me. Not now. Not ever.”His body convulsed, the chains rattling, shadows gnawing at his chest. The Father’s laughter boomed from all around them.“FOOL. He is mine. Even his plea will betray you.”Outside, the cro
Chapter Eighty – Fire Through the Chains
The abyss screamed.Jenna’s hands plunged deep into Denilson’s chained chest, her glow pouring into him like a river of fire. The chains writhed and sizzled, smoke curling as they fought back. Every spark of her light seared her body from the inside, blood-fire spilling from her lips, but still she pressed deeper.“Come back to me!” she cried, her voice cracking. “I don’t care what it takes, come back!”The Father’s roar shook the void.“FOOLISH GIRL. YOU BURN YOURSELF TO FEED ME.”Tendrils lashed across her back, gouging trenches into her skin. She screamed but did not let go, pressing her forehead to Denilson’s.“Even if I burn, it won’t be for you!”Denilson’s head jerked, his eyes flickering, black and gold battling in their depths. His mouth opened, a strangled whisper escaping.“…Jenna…”Her tears streamed as sparks.“Yes! It’s me, listen to me!”But the chains pulsed again, shadows crashing down, silencing him. His scream split the void.Outside, the crowned vessel staggered, i