All Chapters of THE ALMIGHTY DOMINATING AURA: Chapter 101
- Chapter 110
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chapter 101 - The return of chains
The dawn over the cratered ridge came hard and thin, as if the sky itself had been cauterized. Ash dust drifted in pale streamers where the wind found it, the sun was a weak, ashamed coin behind the cloud.Kael moved like someone carrying too much history. Every step was slow, deliberate, as if the earth itself might remember the blow he’d landed and judge him for it. The mark on his chest pulsed faintly beneath torn fabric, a slow, patient heartbeat that never quite matched his own. There were places on his body that still felt like strangers, a burn here, a torn tendon there, the bruise of Veylan’s chains imprinted on his skin like a map of guilt.Selene matched his pace, shoulders braced against the cold. Her blade was wrapped, her face was pale, streaked with dust and dried blood, but her eyes were sharp, the kind of clear that had learned how to make decisions when the world unraveled. She kept glancing over the crater to the smoking remnant of the Fortress of Chains. The place h
chapter 102 - the silence of broken sky
The wind shifted northward by dawn, dragging with it the taste of iron and old storms. Kael woke to it first, the thin, metallic scent that came before lightning. The forest around them was thinning into stone fields now, the trees grew low and bent, their roots gripping cracked ground like claws afraid to let go.Selene stirred beside the small campfire, cloak drawn close. The lines under her eyes were deep from exhaustion, but she moved with the same controlled grace as always, deliberate, quiet, sharp. She caught Kael staring at the horizon and spoke softly.“Still too quiet,” she said.Kael nodded. “That’s what worries me.”It wasn’t just the quiet. It was the absence of the Dominion’s pulse that low hum in the distance that had been constant since the Fortress fell. It had gone silent sometime during the night, leaving behind only the whisper of wind through ash and the occasional crack of stone underfoot.Selene packed the last of their supplies. “Do you think the silence means
chapter 103 - the voice that breathes stone
For a long time, neither of them moved.The ruins of Arkhal seemed to hold their breath with them.A thin line of smoke curled from Kael’s palm where the sigil had burned itself into his skin. The faint glow beneath it pulsed like a second heartbeat, steady, patient, deliberate. Not wild like before. Controlled. Almost… listening.Selene swallowed hard. “Kael, say something.”He blinked slowly, as if dragging himself back from somewhere deep inside his mind. “I can hear it.”“Hear what?”“The Dominion,” he said. “But quieter. It’s not screaming anymore.”He stood shakily, the motion stiff and deliberate, like a man learning his own limbs again. The air around him shimmered faintly with leftover aura. It didn’t lash out this time, it rippled gently, folding itself against him. The chains overhead no longer glowed, but their faint hum seemed to echo in his chest.Selene stepped back slightly. Not in fear at least, she told herself it wasn’t fear but in instinct. Something about the way
chapter 104 - The Dominion Stirs
Light filled the hollow of Arkhal like the dawn of a new world.Then it broke.The pulse from the Core rippled outward, shattering the crystalline conduits and bending the air with a deep metallic hum. Selene dropped to one knee, shielding her eyes as the blast rolled past. When the haze thinned, Kael was still standing, barely.The glow around him had changed.It wasn’t just aura anymore. It was something older, thicker. The air bent under it, warping the light into distorted halos that flared and folded back into him like breathing flame. His veins shimmered faintly with lines of silver and black, moving in rhythm with the Dominion’s pulse.Selene’s voice trembled. “Kael…”He turned slowly. His eyes were still his but only barely. The pupils glowed faintly with a mirrored sheen, reflecting the Core’s light in perfect symmetry. He looked both alive and unreal.“I can feel everything,” he whispered. “The stone, the chains, ev
chapter 105- The memory beneath the world
The light swallowed everything.For a heartbeat, Kael saw nothing but white searing, pulsing, endless. The world felt stretched thin, as if every particle of air was being rewritten. Then came the sound, not thunder, not aura, but memory.A thousand overlapping voices, whispering in unison......the throne has fallen......seal the dominion before it consumes the sky......the vessel must never awaken again.Kael staggered backward, clutching his head. The voices weren’t echoes through the air, they were inside him, layered over his heartbeat, clawing through his thoughts like blades made of light.“Kael!” Selene shouted, her voice dim through the noise. “Talk to me!”He tried to answer but the words caught in his throat. Images flashed before his eyes, vast cities of obsidian and gold suspended above oceans of light. Towers that breathed, statues that wept flame, warriors whose eyes glowed like mirrors of creation.And then, the end.The sky cracking open.An empire falling under its
chapter 106 - whispers in the dust
The world was quiet again, but it was the kind of quiet that hummed like a blade resting in its sheath, remembering how to cut.Kael walked through the valley in silence, his boots sinking into damp soil still warm from the Dominion’s pulse. Behind him, Selene followed, cloak drawn tight against the wind that now carried a faint metallic scent. Every few steps, his hand twitched an unconscious reaction to the new rhythm that beat beneath his skin.By dawn the valley mist had thickened, blurring the horizon into a haze of white and gray. The Arkhal ruins smoldered in the distance, occasional flickers of light crawling along the broken spires like veins under dying skin.Selene broke the silence first.“You’ve stopped blinking again.”Kael startled slightly and exhaled. “What?”She gestured at his face. “You go still, too still. Like you forget what breathing’s supposed to feel like.”He forced a slow inhale through his nose. “
chapter 107 - whispers of the broken seal
Dawn fell like a sigh across the plains of the Fane of Echoes. The stone spires in the distance stood ragged shadows of what the world once built. Kael and Selene arrived at the edge of a field of broken columns and half sunken statues, the air thick with the taste of old death and fresh growth alike. The soil was warm beneath their boots, humming faintly with aura residuals that still pulsed.Selene swept aside her cloak and let the wind carry the dust off her shoulders. Her eyes narrowed. “This is it,” she said. “This place was built to remember the Ones who couldn’t be trusted. We walk through their echoes.”Kael stood still, his hand pressed to his wrist where the sigil glowed faint silver. “It’s not just remembering,” he whispered. “It’s listening.”She turned to him. “Do you feel it stronger now?”He nodded, the muscles of his jaw working. “I’m not sure if it’s the Fane or me that’s stronger.”They entered the field of ruins. The statues loomed figures in fear, arms raised as th
chapter 108 - flight through the shattered archives
Kael’s breath pounded in his ears like a war drum in a dead hall. The wind carried shards of broken stone and ancient dust, each fragment echoing the collapse of a civilization he could almost remember. He ran. Behind him, the vault of the Fane of Echoes trembled with the flare of awakened aura circuits, and the tremors of pursuit closed in fast.Selene matched his pace, though every footfall cost her a conscious effort. Her cloak flapped like a wounded banner. She glanced back just once at the crumbling spires, at the column of stone that fell, at the faint red glow rising from the fissures beneath the ruins. “Kael,” she shouted over the roar, “We must find a way out through the archives! The hidden passage you sensed, use it!”Kael didn’t stop. His aura flickered behind him, six faint wings of silver black light trailing for a heartbeat before folding back in. He reached up and touched the mark on his wrist, feeling its slow pulse, as if counting his steps while the world collapsed
chapter 109 - Echoed records
The moon climbed steadily over the plains of the Fane of Echoes, but it felt distant, the towers and broken spires stretching into the starless sky dimmed its light, as though the world itself refused to reflect back. Kael stepped out of the moss lit cavern, Selene close behind, her cloak flecked with archive dust and faintly illuminated by the silver glow of his aura.He paused and inhaled dry air scented with ancient stone. He still felt the pulse beneath his skin, that faint heartbeat of the Dominion shifting gears. It no longer trembled with panic, it clicked. A mechanism turning. He glanced at Selene.“Records,” he said. “We find them tonight.”She nodded. “Anywhere we rest now… we’re in the open. Ardyn’s teams could be low but they’re coming. We can’t wait until dawn.”They moved with urgency across broken monoliths, shards of once magnificent architecture. Each fragment absorbed Kael’s aura like fallen leaves absorbing rain, humming softly
chapter 110 - The veins of heaven
The wind above the plains howled like the breath of a dying god. The night was half silver, half shadow, the moonlight fractured through drifting clouds that looked more like smoke than mist. Kael and Selene moved fast through the wilderness north of the Fane, guided only by the faint gleam of the Dominion shard pulsing in Kael’s palm.Behind them, the ruins still burned faintly crimson embers crawling across fallen pillars, sparks of memory eating away at what remained of the ancient archive.“Keep low,” Selene whispered, ducking under a crumbled arch. “Their scouts won’t stop until dawn.”Kael didn’t reply. His senses were too sharp, the Dominion’s pulse threading through his veins, amplifying every vibration, every echo in the ground. He could feel the world breathe, and for the first time, it felt like the world was breathing with him, each inhale dragging him deeper into a rhythm that wasn’t entirely his own.Selene noticed. “You’re hearing t