All Chapters of Blood of the War Dragon: Chapter 101
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Chapter 101: A Woman’s Heart is Hard to Read
“Growing already?”Kael Draven’s eyes went wide. Half an hour. That’s all it had taken for Cinder to absorb the Endless Sea of Blood Map—and the change was undeniable.The tiny, snake-like creature’s body shimmered as thick black scales began sprouting across it. In the dim light of the stone chamber, they glinted faintly, almost like sparks. Kael Draven couldn’t help but think of the fire dragon Tobias Draven had once obtained—it was eerily similar.So it was true. Cinder wasn’t just a dragon. He was a mutated divine dragon. Before that, he had looked like a harmless little snake. Now… now he was a dragon in his own right. Kael Draven’s pulse quickened. How strong would he be once this transformation was complete?“Brat… what exactly is the origin of this little thing of yours?”He already knew what Kiera Thane meant. He didn’t even fully understand Cinder’s origins. But one thing was certain: this little creature was extraordinary. Mysterious. Dangerous, maybe.Before Kael Draven co
Chapter 102: Ignoring the Kill Order
White hair. Black clothes. A face carved by countless battles, eyes sharp and unyielding.Kael Draven burst from the cave, tearing through the dense Thunder Forest. Every time a target appeared, he struck without hesitation. No mercy, no second chances—just the swift claim of their Soul Orders.Boom!He had barely slowed to catch his breath when a deafening roar echoed through the trees. Curiosity flared, and he darted toward the source.Kael Ardon was under attack. Three assailants pressed him hard. His body was battered, bruised, and ghostly pale. He wavered dangerously, on the edge of collapse.“Kael Ardon! I’ve got you!”Kael Draven didn’t hesitate. Kael Ardon wasn’t just an ally—he was a brother. Seeing him in danger, instinct took over.Before Kael Draven even reached them, a torrent of blade energy shot from his hands. The three attackers stumbled back, forced to halt by the sheer force, unwilling—or perhaps too afraid—to advance further.“Brother Draven… thank you.”Kael Ardon
Chapter 103: Sea of Fire
For Kael Ardon’s safety, Kael Draven didn’t hesitate—he refused flat out.“Brother Draven… don’t you consider me a friend?”Kael Draven shook his head, expression unreadable. “Kael Ardon, I like to move alone. I’m sorry.”He didn’t linger. Brevin Thales had already put a Kill Order on his head. Nearly three hundred innate warriors from the Thunder Empire and thirty-two allied kingdoms were hunting him. If Kael Ardon tagged along, he’d be caught in the crossfire.Watching Kael Draven disappear into the distance, Kael Ardon muttered softly to himself, “A friend like this… I’m keeping him.”Not long after, Kael Draven ran into some familiar faces—the members of the Starcloud Guardian Hall: Lucas Grant, Felix Lancaster, Justin Dover, Tyrus Hart, Finn Valmar, Liana Ivy, and Alisson Stormveil.Funny how enemies always seem to meet on narrow roads.“Kael Draven?”“Get lost,” Kael Draven replied casually, barely sparing them a glance. He’d left the Guardian Hall and had no interest in old riv
Chapter 104: Just a Defeated FOE
Kael Draven had left a mark on Lucas Grant the moment he departed. Finding him now? Almost too easy. Laughably easy, actually.The Starcloud Guardian Hall had once boasted ten elite warriors. Now… only Kael Draven and Cyrus Hart remain alive. Everyone else was gone—everyone except Lucas Grant. If the Starcloud Kingdom ever discovered what had happened, it would be a disaster.Which is exactly why Kael Draven planned to wipe the threat clean, leaving no trace behind.Still, he considered Sebastian Vance a friend. Burning bridges with the Starcloud Kingdom wasn’t on his agenda—at least, not unless necessary.Lucas Grant, meanwhile, was a tangle of emotions. He’d walked away from the Thunder Battle with twenty-three Soul Tokens—a personal victory, no doubt. But every one of his loyal subordinates had fallen to Kael Draven’s blade. That pain? Heavy. Crushing, even.“Lucas Grant… long time no see.”The words sliced the air like a knife. Lucas Grant froze—surprise, disbelief… then a dark, v
Chapter 105: Dragon's Strong Attack
“Just a defeated foe?”“Hahaha!” Tobias Draven laughed like he’d just heard the most absurd thing in the world. Every line of his face dripped with contempt, every gesture mocking.“Kael Draven, do you know why I came to the Thunder Forest this time?”“To kill me.”“Exactly. You’re clever, Kael Draven—but your cleverness ends today.”“Just me?” Kael Draven raised an eyebrow, slightly surprised. He could feel it clearly now—Tobias Draven was no longer the Evolution-stage warrior he once was. He had leveled up, become a Fusion Warrior.Same cultivation stage, yes—but the difference in raw power was staggering.When they first entered Dragon Valley, Tobias Draven had claimed a Fire Dragon egg. Kael Draven knew that, barring accident, that egg had hatched long ago and grown into a formidable beast. Otherwise… how could he have just slain a Fusion Warrior? Was Tobias Draven foolish enough to face him unprepared?Fire Dragons ranked among the highest of their kind.A shadow of seriousness p
Chapter 106: Annihilation
"Cinder… kill it!"At Kael Draven’s shout, Cinder lifted his head and let out a roar so loud it seemed to shake the very air. Then, in a heartbeat, his massive body shot forward. Before he even landed, his crushing aura had already slammed down, pressing everything in the area into submission.The Fire Dragon staggered back, visibly shaken. If Tobias Draven hadn’t shouted to hold it, it probably would have run right then.The sheer rank of this dragon was terrifying. The Fire Dragon didn’t dare resist—not even a fraction.Tobias Draven’s eyes widened in alarm. Could it be… the enemy’s dragon outranked his own?Cornered, the Fire Dragon had no choice but to fight. In a blur of scales and claws, it collided violently with Cinder. Meanwhile, Kael Draven’s lips curved into a cold, mocking smile as he stepped forward, calm and collected.Without the Fire Dragon’s support, Tobias Draven felt like he’d lost both arms. Every movement was awkward, heavy, and restrained. And for Kael Draven? Th
Chapter 107: Self-Awareness
The Destruction Seal Technique.Eighteen forms in total. Yet, Eldric had only taught Kael Draven the first four.According to Eldric, that was all Kael Draven could handle for now. The rest—fourteen forms—were far beyond him. Not yet, anyway.The first four forms had names that carried weight: Soul-Calming Seal, Burning Nether Seal, Heaven-Burning Seal, and Doomsday Seal. Kael Draven had perfected the first. The next step was obvious—the second form, the Burning Nether Seal.He could hardly contain himself. Every fiber of him itched to dive into cultivation. No hesitation. No delay.By noon the next day, the Thunder Battle had ended.Over four hundred warriors had entered from thirty-two kingdoms, plus scattered members of the Thunder Empire. But fewer than thirty emerged alive. Ten to one. That ratio alone told the story: the battle was nothing short of brutal.When the results were tallied, Kael Draven had claimed second place. First? The Thunder Empire’s Guardians, as expected.The
Chapter 108: Earth Emperor
“Break away from the Starcloud Imperial Family?”The words hung in the air. Ardyn Draven and Kaelen Draven froze, exchanging startled looks.They knew exactly what it would mean for the Draven Family to sever ties with the Starcloud Imperial Family.Ardyn Draven’s face grew serious. “Kael… has it really come to this? Has your relationship with the Starcloud Imperial Family deteriorated so badly?”Kael Draven shook his head, calm as ever. “Grandfather, you already know the grudges I hold against the Starcloud Guardians.”Both Ardyn Draven and Kaelen Draven nodded. They were well aware of everything that had happened between Kael Draven and the Guardians.“Grandfather, Father… being out in the world, I’ve learned one truth: under someone else’s roof, you have to bow.”The two men seemed to anticipate his next words. For them, it wasn’t surprising. After all, in the eyes of the Starcloud Kingdom, the Draven Family had always been nothing more than a minor house.“I know,” Kael Draven sai
Chapter 109: Your Fate Is Mine, Not Heaven’s
Cloudveil Sect.The Cloudveil Sect was a hollow shell of its former glory. The four great elders were dead; the halls that once thrummed with power now trembled under fragile leadership. Only Sect Master Lucius Ramirez remained in true command, and beside him stood Elder Edwin Valmar. That was it. That was all they had left.Lucius Ramirez’s order was simple and merciless: Kael Draven must be eliminated. No mercy. No delay. Kill him now, and cut off the root of all future trouble.But news travels fast. Kael Draven’s second-place finish in the Thunder Battle had already reached Cloudveil. They’d even seen the public proclamation from the Starcloud Imperial Family.Lucius Ramirez and Edwin Valmar exchanged grim looks. They both felt it: Kael Draven was no longer some kid they could dispose of on a whim.Even proud Cloudveil answered to a greater shadow—the Starcloud Imperial Family. Their influence hung over everything.So Lucius Ramirez tried to be cautious. Send envoys. Negotiate. Av
Chapter 110: Corpses Litter the Ground
Quick and clean. That was the plan.Kael Draven knew delay meant death. Not metaphorically — literally. Waste time here, and you’d be worn down, breath gone, finished. So he moved like a man with nothing left to lose.Blade after blade, he pressed forward with the Blood‑Drinking Mad Blade. Streak after streak of steel. He cycled the Blood‑Drinking Three, leaning hard on the third move: Blazing Sea of Fire.Of the first three forms of the Blood‑Drinking Eight, only the third worked for crowds. The first two were surgical; the third was a flood—a butcher’s tide.Lucius Ramirez and Edwin Valmar had done the math. To cut down five thousand disciples? Half an hour, maybe an hour. Let him tire; then swoop in and finish him. Simple.They were wrong.Not three minutes in, and Kael Draven had already hacked a lane through them. Bodies everywhere. Blood like a tide across the summit.“Stand in my way and die!” he shouted.Killing dulled the senses—Kael Draven felt it creeping in—but he didn’t c