All Chapters of The Supreme Genius Reborn: Chapter 581
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Samuel looked at Javier."I never forgot that day. You shouldn't have attacked me. I wouldn't have bothered coming for you first, and you could have lived a bit longer.""Brave words. Niva was right. You seem to have come across some fortuitous encounter. But let me ask you this: why do you think that no one has ever been able to cross the third level of the Ancestor realm for many years now?"He paused and studied Samuel."You never thought of it, right? Because there's a huge chasm in between, and our current cultivation path can't bridge it. All of us who have reached that level have our own secrets. So no matter how powerful you feel, you can never reach our level!"He said confidently.Samuel didn't bother replying to him again. He didn't like standing in one place and listening to someone talk rubbish.His figure flashed, and in the next moment, he appeared before Javier and smacked him across the face.The impact was so violent that Javier flew through the air like a broken kit
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The battle raged outside the city.Samuel no longer held back. He had also discovered that combining both flames elevated his power to an entirely new level.The Solarheart Flame, in particular, proved exceptionally effective against abominations. As creatures born from dark energy, they were heavily suppressed by its scorching power.After thoroughly testing the limits of his newfound strength, Samuel nodded in satisfaction.He could now fuse two of his flames together while simultaneously merging his aether qi and vital force. The only thing left was to combine all of them into a single force. If he could accomplish that one day, his strength would reach an unimaginable level. He would be capable of fighting opponents several cultivation level above his own.Javier quickly realized that Samuel wasn't even taking the battle seriously, yet he was still being completely overwhelmed. The realization tore through his pride.He crashed into the ground once again, sending dust and sand bil
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Samuel walked into an underground hall at Kelp Hall. Lots of black-robed figures were tied to chairs like artifacts."What will you do with them?" Tibeth asked."I plan to conduct an experiment. I might have found a way to remove the black heart from them, but I'm not sure yet.""A method? But even if it succeeds, it still won't be safe to let these people run amok. The Urgabas do not force people to follow their religion. They brainwash them until the person accepts the black heart wholeheartedly," he pointed out."This means that even if you remove the black hearts, you haven't removed their identity. That's true for most of them.""You are right," Samuel said.Tibeth was surprised that Samuel agreed with him so easily. Was he going to give up on the test just like that?"I have thought about what you said before, Tibeth. And I think I also have a solution for it.""You..." Tibeth stared at him. "How's it even possible? The mind is something that cannot be changed so easily."Tibeth
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"What did you do to me!? What happened to the Seed of Urgaba!?" he yelled."Shut it. Now you have two options: accept my spiritual imprint, or be tortured until you either accept it or die.""Fuck you!""I don't have that kind of time," Samuel murmured to himself before casually throwing him aside.Nina immediately hung him upside down. She took out several tiny needles, each coated with a strange substance at the tip, and slowly drove them into different parts of his body."Ahhh! What did you put in those!?" he screamed. His agonized cry was so loud that, if not for the sound barrier surrounding the hall, it would have echoed far beyond it.She then pressed a knife against his neck."This knife... even the slightest cut from it will hurt a thousand times more than an ordinary cut. On top of that, these needles have stimulated every one of your nerves to its limit. You're about to experience unimaginable pain. I'll keep cutting you apart, little by little, until you either die or agre
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"Zaki, you do know there are some things better left unsaid," an elder said."I stand with Zaki."A beautiful woman in a blue gown rose to her feet."And anyone who doesn't is an Urgaba. If you stand with him, stand up and show it. Let's stop pretending we're alright with what's happening and come together like one family to battle this rubbish," she said boldly.Over forty percent of the Powerhouses stood.Zaki looked around and shook his head."You want to tell me that over sixty percent of you are Urgabas..." he said with a laugh."We are not Urgabas. We simply don't believe in this madness of yours!" the bald elder argued."Well, well, well."Everyone turned.A young, handsome man stood before them. On either side of him stood a beauty dressed in purple and a noble-looking young man."When did you get here?!" the bald man gasped.The other two froze in shock. They were all at the peak, yet none of them had noticed three people standing so close until one spoke.Samuel let his gaze
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Zafa dashed toward the window and flew off without a second's hesitation.Everyone was alarmed."So it was him after all!" they exclaimed.But what shocked them most was that Samuel didn't pursue him. The reason soon became clear.A group of people flew in through the window, among them Victor and Tibeth. A Gothic-dressed girl and a mean-faced man followed close behind, dragging someone between them. It was Zafa.His face was a mask of confusion as he called out to the two who held him."Wallace, Nivia, it's me, Zafa!" His voice cracked with disbelief. He knew both of them, along with many others in the group behind them. They were all Urgabas. So what had changed?Why had they hunted him down and dragged him back to Samuel?"Welcome back." Samuel's voice was calm, almost gentle. "Victor, would you help us put the ring on him?""Wait, wait! Fine, I admit it! I'm an Urgaba, the Abomination of Egean City! But so are they!" Zafa yelled, thrashing against the hands that held him.He didn'
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"Because the Dark Lord urgently needs more souls, whatever the cost." He paused, letting the words sink in before looking at each of them in turn."That means war, if that is what it takes. I have spent the past few days weighing this, and I have reached a conclusion. We should not attack their bases, even though I know exactly where they are. Instead, we should force them into open battle by continuing what we are already doing: bringing every faction under our control to eliminate the Urgabas."His gaze swept across their faces, weighing each one in turn."I need every one of you to set aside your pride, and whatever prejudice you still hold against me. I need your full support, and I need every one of you standing in this battle.""What does the Dark Lord need these souls for, and why so urgently?" Lucien asked."Beats me." Samuel shrugged. "I cannot begin to guess his reasons, but I am certain of one thing: it is urgent enough that he would not care if the entire Urgaba race were
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The weather over the Divine Beast Continent had shifted. It was the kind of weather that heralded war, the kind that could usher in a new era.The most world-shaking news after the Dalvillia invasion was the expansion of the council. There was no longer a Council of Four. It was now a Council of Five, with Samuel taking the fifth seat.And this time, they all stood fully behind him. When the news spread, every resisting faction gave up. Their hope from the very beginning had rested on the council.They had believed the council might eventually intervene and rein Samuel in if he grew too excessive. But now the council stood fully in his support. One member, Aldric, was even more aggressive than Samuel himself, and people had begun to dread him more than they dreaded Samuel.In a forest near Kelp, Samuel landed on a quiet mountainside and sat down on a moss-covered rock. He said nothing. The forest held its stillness around him, broken only by the faint rustle of leaves stirred by a pas
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"If we're not careful, Dalvillia is going to be our burial place," a man in a black-and-white robe said."You don't trust the Dark Lord? Every part of our plan is in place. We just have to trust him. How can you doubt him at a moment like this?" another man asked as he walked over."Durov, it's not that I don't trust the Dark Lord. Since you insist, let me tell you what I think.""Then go ahead and say it!" Durov snapped. He was a tall, lanky old man with a clean-shaven face."I believe the Dark Lord will win today, but the Urgabas will fail. It's inevitable. If you think some miracle is going to secure our victory, then you're dreaming.""I don't understand," a third man said as he forced himself to his feet with a jug of alcohol in hand. His eyes were dull and slightly drowsy. He could have passed for an exceptionally handsome man if not for those lifeless eyes."How can the Dark Lord win while we fail? Isn't the Dark Lord's victory our victory? What exactly are you trying to say, E
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Carson, Nina, and Ugadi fought as a single unit, carving a bloody path through the battlefield wherever they went.Heng Mei and the others formed another compact team and advanced close behind them.Just as Samuel had instructed, everyone fought in coordinated squads and battle formations, covering one another while systematically overwhelming the enemy.A few Urgaba ancestors transformed into monstrous abominations.Ordinarily, each of them would have become a nightmare capable of turning the tide of battle.This time, however, the situation was completely different.They were hopelessly outnumbered.The moment an abomination appeared, four opponents of the same cultivation level surged toward it from different directions.Sword lights flashed.Spears pierced the air.Towering fists crashed down like falling mountains.The abominations roared as they were driven backward again and again, unable to gain even a moment to unleash their full strength. There simply weren't enough of them