All Chapters of Blood of the Beast God: Chapter 101
- Chapter 110
180 chapters
Chapter 101: The Hidden Boss That Suddenly Appeared
Morning sunlight spilled through the stained-glass windows of Faust Cathedral, scattering colors across the marble floor like shards of a rainbow.Kaelen stood at the front, arms crossed, watching his teammates tinker with their shiny new purple epic weapons.“Form the team,” he said simply.“Wait—hold up!” the warrior blurted out, staring wide-eyed at his stats. “Why did my HP just jump by fifty points?”The hunter squinted at his own screen. “Huh… mine too. HP and MP both went up.”Finn leaned against a pillar, smirking. “You’re really surprised by that? We’re fighting for Faust now, and you’re holding purple epic gear. A few extra stats shouldn’t blow your mind.”The tension between him and the hunter was thick enough to slice. Ever since that night in the Mermaid Tavern—when Kaelen had pitched his insane cliff-jumping plan—the hunter’s hesitation had rubbed Finn the wrong way. They’d been snapping at each other ever since.Now both of them turned toward Kaelen, waiting for an expl
Chapter 102: The Demon God Class Equipment
The flames outside raged like a storm, pressing against the barrier of death that held them back.Kaelen had never gone up against a Flame Elemental before—but that didn’t really matter. Instinct kicked in. His perception was razor-sharp, every sense honed. With a quick cast of Insight, the creature’s stats unfolded before his eyes like an open book. Strength, resistances, abilities—everything. Within seconds, he already knew how to take it down.That’s what made his high perception so terrifying. Most adventurers could only pick up a few vague hints about a monster. But Kaelen? He saw the full picture—every number, every skill, every tiny detail the game world tried to hide.Fighting an Elemental, though… that was a whole different challenge. These things weren’t humanoid or beast-type. You couldn’t just aim for the head and score a critical hit. No, with creatures made purely of magic and energy, you had to find the weakness yourself.And this one? It was nothing but living fire—no
Chapter 103: Conflict
The purple vortex swirled endlessly, a ripple of otherworldly light that never seemed to pause. Not even for a heartbeat.Before that dazzling whirl, five figures appeared out of nowhere, glancing at one another with quick, silent nods.“We’re an hour ahead of schedule,” Kaelen said, scanning the surroundings.“Purple-grade gear really is something else,” the Hunter said with a grin, running a hand along his bow like it was a treasured pet. “That Rain of Arrows skill—man, that was satisfying.”“High-tier equipment does have its perks,” Finn added, smirking. “We cleared an hour faster this run, even with that hidden boss slowing us down for almost half an hour. Without it… we might have smashed the record.”“Next time, we will,” Aunt Amelia said firmly, clutching her staff. Hatred flickered in her eyes—directed squarely at that Dark-class player.“Come on,” the Warrior laughed, his voice booming. “Mermaid Tavern! Drinks are on me tonight!”Kaelen chuckled. “Now that’s what I like to he
Chapter 104: The First on the Kill List
The mustached troublemaker had left, but the private room didn’t regain its earlier calm. Instead, a heavy, oppressive tension hung in the air, thick and stubborn.One man had ruined the mood. Simple as that.“Who was that?” Kaelen asked, glancing at Aunt Amelia. Out of everyone in Faust, she was the one he trusted most for information.“You don’t recognize him?” Amelia shook her head lightly, her expression flickering with uncertainty. “I could dig around and find out more if you want.”“No need,” the Warrior said before Kaelen could respond. His gaze swept across the group. “I know this one. He’s a lone adventurer.”“Impossible,” Finn scoffed. “Just by himself? A lone adventurer? He’d be dead long ago if that were true.” The man’s smug attitude had already rubbed Finn the wrong way.“Of course, he didn’t level entirely on his own,” the Warrior explained, shaking his head. “His party was wiped out recently by a rare level-19 monster. He was the only survivor. Since then, he’s never j
Chapter 105: Three Demonic Artifacts
That Shadow Cloak had left Kaelen a little jumpy. He walked back to his estate with his senses on full alert, scanning the streets like someone expecting trouble. No other adventurers closed in—the air around him stayed clean—but ordinary townsfolk clung to the edges, lingering like flies. Annoying, persistent, harmless… mostly.Dawn came slowly over Faust. Kaelen felt sharp. Today was the day: they were going to break the record.After enough runs, the temporary team had finally clicked. The purple epics were no longer novelties — they’d been used, tested, and timed. No more wild guesses about when to pop a skill. This attempt would be precise. Surgical, even.“Here—your cut.” The Warrior tossed a leather pouch. Coins chimed inside: two thousand gold. Solid, satisfying sound.Kaelen weighed the pouch, felt the reassuring heft, and checked his inventory. Two thousand. Not excessive. Not stingy. Enough.“Move out. Into the dungeon. Aim for the record.” Kaelen glanced at the others, ste
Chapter 106: Grim Situation
Faust Cathedral’s main hall glowed with divine light. Streams of color spilled down like liquid rainbows, filling the air with a magical shimmer. Pretty enough to make anyone forget their worries—but the tension in the hall was palpable. No amount of light could hide it.Archbishop Aurelia’s face was grim. That alone was enough to set everyone on edge. Normally, she wore a serene smile, or at least a neutral expression, no matter the situation. But now? Concern shadowed her features, a rare crack in her usual composure.Kaelen felt it too. The pressure was heavy, almost physical, pressing down on his shoulders.The record had been broken. Again. And this time… by two hours. Kaelen and his team had pushed hard, closing in, only to see it slip further away. One hour and forty minutes ahead—still monstrous. Enough to make even the boldest professional pause.“Speak. Share your thoughts,” Aurelia finally broke the silence, her voice cutting through the tension.“This… this is incredible,”
Chapter 107: One-Wave Strike
“What did you just say, Kaelen?”“Kaelen, say that again—right now!”The three who’d been bickering froze mid-argument. Their eyes snapped to him, voices tense, almost demanding an answer.“Kaelen… you actually have a method?” Aunt Amelia finally spoke, her usual calm replaced by sharp curiosity.“Yes. I have a method. Let’s move—into the dungeon.” Kaelen nodded at the four behind him, then strode straight toward the swirling purple vortex, stepping in first without hesitation.“Into…?” Amelia and the others glanced at each other, still unsure, but followed him immediately.The cavern hit them with stifling heat and a dark crimson glow. The age-old scenery of the Flame Cavern was familiar, yet it felt different now. All eyes were glued to Kaelen. Every step he took seemed to command attention, as if their gazes alone could burn him alive.“Come on… tell us. What’s your method?” Finn’s voice was sharp with impatience.“Not yet,” Kaelen said calmly, walking ahead. “First, we get through
Chapter 108: Too Early to Celebrate
The light of the gods poured from the heavens, cutting through the vaulted ceiling of Faust Cathedral like a blade.Inside the main sanctuary, the hall buzzed with movement—figures milling, talking, readying themselves. Normally, a gathering of level 19 professionals was a rare spectacle, almost legendary. Here, it was ordinary. Everyone present was at least level 19; anyone weaker wouldn’t even get close.The Sheriff stood at the center, his voice sharp, cold, unyielding, as he assigned tasks to the professionals.One by one, they accepted their missions and strode out. The once-packed hall slowly emptied. Eventually, only two remained.Doya and Gordon.One led the Twin Professionals’ Guild, the other the War Sword Professionals’ Guild.Archbishop Aurelia, standing beside the Sheriff, let her gaze drift from the departing figures and murmured softly, “It’s about time… go see Chris.”“That lunatic? Why bother?” The Sheriff’s voice carried an edge today, not his usual icy detachment.A
Chapter 109: Castrating Hades
Chris’s eyes glittered with a sharp, icy light, fixed unblinkingly on Kaelen.To most professionals, a god-class aura might pass unnoticed. But not to Chris. To her, Kaelen glowed like a single lamp in the dead of night—impossible to ignore.“You’re Kaelen?” Hades broke the silence, his gaze dark with resentment. He’d heard the name before, sure, but never cared much. Dual talents, a divine artifact… impressive, maybe. But unless Kaelen was god-class, he didn’t matter.“Where did you come from, a stray cat or dog?” Kaelen sneered, his lips curling as he stared at Hades’ broad-eyed, thick-browed face. “You’re the ones wielding three magic artifacts, right? Pathetic performance.”“You…!” Hades faltered.“You ‘you’ nothing. You lost. Act like it. Step aside. There’s nothing for you to say here.”Kaelen’s words were like venom, precise and practiced. Insults were his craft, honed over countless encounters.Hades didn’t stand a chance. Calm, proud, and almost stoic in usual life, he rarely
Chapter 110: Team Complete
The tense, solemn air that had once hung over Faust was gone. Gone. The fear on the streets had vanished, replaced by something completely different—a wave of pure, unbridled celebration.Every corner of the city seemed to hum with joy. Even the smallest alleyways felt alive, as if the city itself was cheering.The preparations for war had ended suddenly, almost anticlimactically. But Kaelen and his four companions had stolen the spotlight. Everyone knew it was their effort alone that had prevented a battle. They were heroes now—the pride of Faust.Seizing the moment, the previously canceled celebrations roared back to life. As Kaelen walked down the streets, crowds pressed in from every side, cheering and shouting his name.“There’s Kaelen!” Jeka shouted from a distance, raising her right hand high and waving like mad.“Jeka, could you tone it down a little?” Shia muttered, frowning beside her.“I’ll keep that in mind… next time,” Jeka whispered, but kept waving energetically anyway.