All Chapters of The Devil's Rebirth System : Chapter 91
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Chapter 91: Divine Protocol
The world above the archives burned.Sirens wailed across the city of Veyra, painting the skyline red with alarm lights. The towers that once reached toward heaven now pulsed with unease, their glass surfaces reflecting smoke rising from the heart of the Church’s sanctum.Deep below, two figures moved through the ruins—Kael and Seren, their silhouettes sharp against the flickering firelight.The passageways were narrow, filled with collapsing conduits and the stench of molten steel. Sparks rained down from ruptured power lines, briefly illuminating Kael’s face. His expression was calm, unreadable, his eyes glowing faintly gold beneath the hood.Seren stumbled over a fallen beam, still trembling from the surge of power that had erupted from her body minutes earlier. Her breath came in ragged bursts. “They’ll come after us,” she said. “You know that, right?”“They already have,” Kael replied. His tone was quiet, steady, as though the chaos above were irrelevant. “But they don’t know wha
Chapter 92: The Seraph's Descent
The city of Veyra trembled as the sky tore open.From the highest spires of the Church, blinding columns of light erupted upward, piercing the clouds. The night fractured into a thousand shards of radiance, and out of that divine storm came the Seraphs—machines of gold and white flame, their bodies vast and terrible, wings made of shifting light.Each movement of their wings echoed like thunder. Each breath they took burned the air.Below, in the forgotten veins of the undercity, the tremor reached Kael and Seren. The ground cracked beneath their feet. Dust rained from the ceiling in thick clouds as the metal walls groaned.Seren clutched the railing beside her, trying to steady herself. “What’s happening up there?”Kael didn’t answer immediately. His eyes glowed brighter, a pulse of golden light rippling through the tunnel as he reached out—not physically, but through the weave of energy that connected all things.He could feel it—the Seraphs’ awakening, the vast surge of divine ener
Chapter 93: Echoes of the Vault
The tunnels stretched endlessly below the ruins of Veyra.The further Kael and Seren descended, the colder the air became. The walls changed from rusted steel to smooth black stone, ancient and carved with glyphs that pulsed faintly as Kael passed. His presence awakened them, as though the very structure remembered its creator.Seren walked close behind him, her footsteps echoing softly. The silence between them was not empty—it was alive, heavy with unspoken thoughts. Above them, the chaos of the Divine Protocol had faded into a distant hum, muffled by layers of earth and machinery.“Kael,” Seren said finally, her voice small in the vast dark. “How deep does this go?”Kael didn’t look back. “Far deeper than any human city. The Vault wasn’t built—it was grown.”“Grown?”He nodded slightly. “In the beginning, when the Architect still ruled the Source, this world was only one of thousands. The Vaults were seeds—roots of a greater network meant to feed energy through all creation. When t
Chapter 94 The Fractured Path
Silence.That was the first thing Seren noticed when she woke.No hum of machinery, no low pulse of the Vault’s energy — just silence and the faint echo of her own breathing.She blinked, vision hazy. The world around her looked… wrong. The chamber was gone. The ceiling, the glyphs, even the walls had dissolved into a foggy expanse of silver mist.“Kael?” she called out, her voice trembling.No answer.She tried again, louder. “Kael!”Her voice disappeared into the mist like a stone sinking into water. No echo, no response.Seren pushed herself to her feet. Her hands were shaking, her head spinning. The last thing she remembered was Kael shouting for her to run—and then the light.Now she was here. Wherever here was.She took a cautious step forward. The ground beneath her felt solid, though it looked like nothing but air. Every movement disturbed the mist, sending ripples through it as though it were alive. After a few steps, she began to see shapes — faint outlines moving in the fog
Chapter 95: Shattered Light
The ground trembled beneath their feet. The Vault’s ceiling split with a thunderous crack, shards of radiant stone tumbling from above like pieces of a dying star.Kael instinctively moved in front of Seren, his hand glowing faintly with unstable energy. “Move!” he shouted, grabbing her wrist and pulling her toward the edge of the collapsing platform.“What’s happening?” Seren gasped, struggling to keep her footing as the floor disintegrated beneath them.“The Vault’s link to the Source is collapsing,” Kael said through gritted teeth. “When you broke the seal, it rewrote the energy threads. The Architect’s control here is gone—but so is the stability holding this dimension together.”He leaped forward, dragging Seren with him. A wave of molten light surged across the floor where they’d just stood, dissolving everything it touched into nothingness.Seren glanced over her shoulder and froze. The space behind them had already begun folding in on itself. The air rippled like shattered gla
Chapter 96: The World Begins to Break
The wind howled through the shattered plains.Kael stood at the edge of the ruined city, his coat whipping in the violent gusts. The horizon was no longer steady — the sky fractured like cracked glass, threads of molten gold and shadow splitting across the heavens. Every tear pulsed with unstable light, distorting reality itself.Seren stepped beside him, shielding her eyes. “It’s spreading faster than you said.”Kael’s gaze stayed fixed on the horizon. “The Architect’s trying to force a system reboot. He’s pulling energy from the lower planes to stabilize the Spire. Every world linked to this one will feel it soon.”“And the people?”His jaw tightened. “If the collapse reaches them… they’ll be erased. No rebirth, no aftercycle. Just nothing.”Seren’s stomach turned. She’d seen death before — but this was different. This wasn’t dying. This was unmaking.She took a slow breath and turned to him. “Then we stop him before it gets that far.”Kael glanced at her, and for a fleeting moment,
Chapter 97: The Song of Ruin
The sky burned.Dozens—no, hundreds—of Celestial Wardens descended from the fractured heavens, their wings made of radiant steel, their halos spinning like rings of light. Each one was a weapon forged from the Architect’s will — programmed to destroy anything carrying the Abyssal mark.Kael stood at the center of the storm, his shadow stretching across the cracked plains. Around him, the wind howled with unnatural force, carrying the metallic cry of the Wardens. His blade pulsed with gold fire, runes crawling across the metal like living veins.“Stay close,” he said quietly, his voice calm despite the thunder overhead.Seren nodded, her heart racing. “You think I’m letting you take all the fun?”Kael smirked faintly, then stepped forward — straight into the army of light.The first Warden struck, a spear of radiant energy slicing down like lightning. Kael raised his sword and caught the blow midair. The impact sent a shockwave across the ground, shattering stone and dust. He twisted,
Chapter 98: The Light That Lies
The plains were quiet now. The ash still fell like snow, faintly glowing with the remnants of divine energy. The war had ended hours ago, but the air still trembled as if the world hadn’t realized it yet. Kael walked in silence, his sword sheathed across his back, his body covered in light scars that pulsed faintly beneath his skin. Beside him, Seren kept pace, her steps light but steady, her eyes fixed on the horizon where the Spire rose.It looked like it touched the stars, its golden glow piercing through the haze. From this distance, it was beautiful—almost divine—but Kael knew what lay behind that light. Lies. Machinery. Endless death wearing the skin of holiness.Seren finally broke the silence. “You’re quiet again.”Kael’s lips twitched faintly. “Thinking.”“That’s what you said last time,” she muttered, kicking at a pebble. “Then you nearly collapsed after burning through half your soul.”He smirked faintly. “And yet, I’m still walking.”“Barely.”They passed through a valley
Chapter 99: The World That Shouldn't Exist
The wind carried no sound. Only dust and silence.Rhael stood at the edge of what was once the Spire. The great monument that had reached into the heavens now lay in ruins, its foundation split open like the scar of a dying god. Where divine light had once bathed the land, there was now only a dull grey haze. The air itself felt fractured, as though reality hadn’t decided whether to hold or collapse.He walked slowly across the broken plain, his boots crunching against glass-like shards that had once been divine metal. The scent of burned energy hung thick — acrid, metallic, almost human. His cloak fluttered in the faint wind, the sound too quiet for a world that had seen such destruction.Rhael’s eyes, sharp and cold as steel, scanned the horizon. No life. No movement. No Kael.Only the aftermath.He crouched beside a pool of liquid light — remnants of the Architect’s energy — and dipped his fingers in. It pulsed faintly, then dimmed as if recognizing him. His jaw tightened. “So it’s
Chapter 100: When the Light Remembered
Kael awoke to silence.No sky. No ground. Just a faint, steady pulse beneath his hands — like the heartbeat of something ancient. Then, light bled into the void, soft and trembling, until color began to form.He opened his eyes. The world around him shimmered like glass reflecting a dream. The air itself glowed faintly.Beside him, Seren lay still.Kael reached out, brushing his fingers over her face. “Seren…”Her lashes flickered. “Kael?” Her voice was soft, barely there.He exhaled shakily. “You’re alive.”She sat up slowly, looking around in awe. “Where are we?”Kael scanned the horizon. The ground beneath them pulsed faintly with golden veins. Above, rivers of light flowed through clouds shaped like symbols. Every few seconds, the world flickered — unstable, as if trying to remember what it was.“It worked,” Kael murmured. “The collapse. The rewrite.”She turned to him. “You remember everything?”“Yes.” He hesitated. “I anchored us to the new world before the Spire fell. You and I