All Chapters of THE ALMIGHTY DOMINATING AURA: Chapter 91
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chapter 91 - whispers from the broken seal
The storm had quieted by the time Kael and Selene emerged from the Sanctum. A thin mist clung to the cliffs, rolling low across the ravine like smoke over a battlefield. The world smelled of rain, iron, and old stone.Kael paused at the mouth of the ruin, his breathing still uneven. His arm throbbed beneath the new sigil, the faintly glowing mark pulsed in rhythm with his heartbeat, every flash sending a small ache deep into his core.Selene adjusted her cloak against the drizzle and cast him a sideways glance. “You should let me take another look at that wound,” she murmured.“It’s not a wound,” Kael said. His voice came out rougher than he intended. “It’s… a key.”Selene frowned. “A key to what?”Kael didn’t answer right away. His gaze was locked on the horizon distant mountain ridges, fractured by lightning, where the mist met the clouds in a dull shimmer. “To the Dominion itself,” he said finally. “Whatever the anchors are, they’re bound to this mark. I can feel them… like faint e
chapter 92 - The keeper's shadow
The mist thinned as dawn crept over the mountains, washing the jagged horizon in a pale silver glow. Kael and Selene had walked through the night without rest, their boots slick with dew, the air heavy with tension and silence. Every step toward the heart of the Dominion felt like walking into the mouth of something ancient and awake.By the time the first rays of light broke through, the narrow trail curved toward a valley veiled in shifting fog. Strange, rune carved pillars jutted from the ground, half buried, each one etched with symbols that pulsed faintly as Kael passed.Selene’s voice was low. “These are old. Pre-Dominion. I’ve only seen sketches in the archives.”Kael’s gaze flicked over them, the mark on his arm responding faint flickers of energy, threads pulling faintly toward the valley below. “They react to the sigil. Like they’re… testing me.”“Or warning you,” Selene said, eyes scanning the shadows.He said nothing, but the truth lingered in the air like a storm about to
chapter 93 - The Clash of Dominion
The Fortress of Chains trembled.Every link, every rune, every echo of stone seemed to pulse with the same heartbeat of Kael’s and Veylan’s.The air between them warped, heavy enough to crush bone. Chains cracked from the ceiling, glowing veins of light bursting as two Dominions collided in pure, unrestrained fury.Kael moved first. His aura erupted in a spiral of red and black, the mark on his arm blazing like molten fire. He dashed forward, every step leaving ripples in the floor and brought his blade down in a furious arc.Veylan raised his hand.The air solidified into a wall of luminous chains. The impact sent a shockwave through the hall, hurling Selene backward. She slammed against a pillar, gasping as energy crackled through the air like lightning.“Kael!” she shouted, but her voice drowned in the roar of power.Veylan’s eyes narrowed. “Still relying on rage, I see.”Kael snarled, aura flaring hotter. “And you still rely on control.”The two clashed again. Kael’s strikes were
chapter 94 - the quiet between collapses
Rain poured over the ruins of the Fortress of Chains, hissing as it met broken stone and smoldering aura residue. Smoke rose from the shattered walls, curling into the gray sky like a dying breath. The storm had no mercy, washing away blood, ash, and the last traces of Veylan’s empire.Kael staggered through the debris, boots slipping on wet rubble. His body was a map of pain, torn muscle, cracked ribs, and deep burns running across his arms where Veylan’s Dominion aura had branded him. Each step was an argument with gravity.The world felt distant. Hollow.He stopped when his foot brushed against a fallen chain. The same kind Veylan had used in his experiments, etched with runes that shimmered faintly, resisting death even now. Kael crouched, watching the chain dissolve slowly under the rain, the symbols fading like dying stars.So that’s what you wanted all along…Veylan’s last words echoed inside him “To control the uncontrollable… you must become it.”Kael clenched his jaw and tur
chapter 95 - The shattered calm
The morning came gray and silent, a rare moment of stillness after the storm’s fury. Mist crawled over the ruined valley, wrapping the broken fortress in a shroud of smoke and memory.Kael sat by the dying embers of a small fire, tightening the straps on his armor. His hands moved automatically, but his thoughts were elsewhere, caught between what he had done and what he had become.Across from him, Selene tended to her blade, the steel glinting faintly in the muted light. She hadn’t said much since dawn. Neither had he. Words, it seemed, had no place in the space between survivors.When the fire hissed out, Kael rose. “Time to move.”Selene looked up, eyes shadowed by fatigue. “You sure you can travel that far?”“I’ve had worse.”“Liar,” she said softly, but the faint smile that touched her lips was genuine.They set off northward through the mist. The path was uneven, covered with wet stones and broken roots. Every few
chapter 96 - The path of shadows
The land beyond Lysra was a wound in the world.They crossed its border at dusk, and at once, the air changed, thin, metallic, humming with an undercurrent that set the teeth on edge. The grass gave way to ash colored soil that pulsed faintly, as if the ground itself breathed.Selene pulled her cloak tighter. “The Black Expanse,” she murmured. “It’s worse than the maps made it seem.”Kael didn’t answer. His eyes were fixed ahead, on the distant ridgeline that shimmered with dark light an unnatural mirage, almost alive. His aura flickered faintly, responding to the oppressive atmosphere around them.Each step felt heavier than the last. The Dominion inside him reacted violently, whispering in pulses of power and hunger. Return to me… deeper… deeper still…Kael clenched his jaw and forced his breathing steady. “Keep close. Don’t let the fog separate us.”Selene nodded, her voice barely audible. “What exactly are we looking for?”
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chapter 97 - The chamber beneath the world
The descent seemed endless.Each step down the obsidian staircase carried them deeper into a silence that pressed like a weight against the skull. The air thickened, humming faintly with something old and vast, a resonance that wasn’t sound but presence. Kael’s hand trailed along the wall as they went, feeling faint vibrations pulsing through the stone, slow and deliberate, like the beat of a sleeping heart.Selene followed close behind, her breathing shallow. The dim red glow from Kael’s aura barely lit the stairs, throwing distorted shadows across her face.“How far does this go?” she whispered.Kael didn’t answer at first. His focus was elsewhere counting the pulses, tracing the rhythm of the ancient energy through the walls. Thirteen beats, pause, three beats, pause. Not random. Patterned. Measured.“Farther than the maps ever reached,” he said finally. “This isn’t just a ruin. It’s a seal… and something beneath it still breathes.”Selene hesitated, her voice barely audible. “And
chapter 98 - the chains of origin
The first blow shook the world.Kael’s blade met the Guardian’s gauntlet with a sound like cracking heavens. The shockwave rippled through the air, tearing loose chunks of black stone from the ceiling and scattering them like meteors into the chasm below.Selene’s aura flared gold behind him, her steps tracing a spiral sigil in the air. Her fingers danced, weaving threads of light that formed spears of condensed energy. She launched them forward five in a heartbeat each aimed at the Guardian’s joints.The ancient thing didn’t even flinch. One swipe of its arm scattered her attacks like dust, golden shards raining harmlessly into the void.Kael leapt into the motion, his aura roaring red black as he twisted midair and brought his sword down. The strike split the floor beneath the Guardian’s feet, lines of molten energy spiderwebbing outward.The Guardian staggered not from pain, but surprise. It turned its masked face toward him.“Impossible. You wield what was sealed.”Kael landed har
chapter 99 - The vessel and the void
The world no longer had edges.Kael stood at the center of the shattered seal, breath ragged, surrounded by spiraling ribbons of gold and black energy. The air shimmered like a mirage, every heartbeat felt like it could tear him apart or turn him into something unrecognizable.Selene stumbled forward through the debris, shielding her face from the scorching light. “Kael! Listen to me, you have to suppress it before...”Her voice broke as the ground split beneath her feet. From the widening cracks, shadows began to rise, not smoke, but figures, distorted silhouettes with hollow eyes and whispering mouths.The Dominion’s fragments.Kael could hear them, hundreds, thousands of voices speaking all at once, each one a piece of a mind older than history. They weren’t words exactly, but echoes, Obey. Remember. Return.He clutched his head, falling to one knee. “Get out… of my mind!”The energy around him pulsed violently, shaki
chapter 100 - when God's bleed
The cavern shattered under the weight of two auras colliding,crimson lightning tearing through stone while silver energy rippled in waves of pure destruction.Kael’s blade met Dorian’s, and for a heartbeat, the world froze around them. The Dominion’s mark on Kael’s chest glowed fiercely, the symbol spinning like a living brand. Their auras locked, each pulse sending shockwaves through the broken seal chamber.“You should have stayed buried beneath the ruins, Kael,” Dorian hissed, aura slicing through the air like blades of light. “Now, you’re nothing but a threat wearing a man’s skin.”Kael snarled, forcing their blades apart with a roar. “You don’t understand what you’re fighting, Dorian. Dominion isn’t an infection, it’s a balance that your ‘order’ destroyed!”Dorian lunged again, eyes glinting with something between hatred and sorrow. “Balance? You’ve seen what happens when mortals play god. You were my balance, Kael my reminder of restraint. N