All Chapters of Blood of the War Dragon: Chapter 121
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Chapter 121: Endless Consequences
The main Hall was quiet.Only Kevin Thales and Samuel Jaxon remained.Kevin Thales’s brow was tight. His voice was low, serious. “Brother Jaxon… what do you mean by this?”Samuel Jaxon’s expression was cold, unreadable, like frost over a dark lake. “Your Majesty… this boy acted recklessly. He killed Dawson Martinez and three others. If I do nothing, how could I ever explain myself to the Guardian Hall?”Had Kael Draven been here, he would have been stunned.No one had seen him strike down Dawson Martinez and the others in the Thunder Forest, yet every member of the Thunder Guardian Hall shared a special bond. Even in death, Dawson Martinez had sent word back to the Hall.“Brother Jaxon… that matter is in the past. Perhaps it’s best to let it go,” Kevin Thales said carefully.“Your Majesty, I will handle it,” Samuel Jaxon replied firmly.As Samuel Jaxon turned and left, Kevin Thales let out a long, heavy sigh. Between Samuel Jaxon, the Guardian Hall, and Kael Draven… his choice was cle
Chapter 122: Worse Than Trash
“Warriors block the enemy, and the earth holds back the flood.”Kael Ardon shot his friend a worried look. “Brother Draven, aren’t you even a little nervous?”Kael Draven just grinned and shrugged. “What’s there to be nervous about? Relax. I’ll be fine.”Kael Ardon let out a long sigh. No one knew Kael Draven better than he did. That man was born without fear—or maybe he’d just learned to ignore it. Reckless, stubborn, bold to the point of madness… that was Kael Draven in a nutshell.After a long silence, Kael Ardon finally asked, “Brother Draven, I heard you’re representing the Thunder Empire in the Two-Nation War?”“That’s right,” Kael Draven said, as if he were talking about a morning stroll. “The war starts tomorrow.”Kael Ardon frowned but didn’t press. “Alright, I won’t nag you. Just… take care of yourself.”Kael Draven raised his cup in a small toast and smiled. The two of them drank and talked deep into the night. By the time the first light of dawn crept across the horizon, t
Chapter 123: Ella Conway
Kael Draven’s words sent a ripple of laughter through the group.Not just a chuckle—this was full-blown, the kind that seemed to explode from sheer disbelief, like someone had just told the universe’s funniest joke.“Kael Draven,” Raze Calder sneered, a dark glint in his eyes. “Let’s make a bet. You got the guts?”To Raze Calder, a Fusion Realm warrior, stepping onto this battlefield was basically a walking target. One mistake, one clash—and death. Quick, clean, and inevitable.It was the perfect plan. Kill without getting your hands dirty.The other nineteen warriors all understood the unspoken rules. Kael Draven represented the Thunder Empire. Strike him directly? Dishonorable. That’s why Raze Calder came up with this little wager.“Sure,” Kael Draven said, voice casual, a smirk tugging at his lips. “Just hope you’re not afraid.”“Good. In this Two-Nation War, if you lose—assuming you even survive—you’ll kneel before us and tell the world you’re trash.”“And if I win?”“You… win?” R
Chapter 124: Unrivaled in the Innate Realm
Three strikes. And yet—it was a draw.Ella Conway’s eyes went wide. She had never imagined that Kael Draven could withstand her attacks. Not one. Not two. But all three.Ever since stepping into the Thunder Royal Court, she has studied the twenty envoys of the Thunder Empire in meticulous detail. And of all of them, Kael Draven fascinated her the most. Everything about him was baffling. Almost impossible to comprehend.Even so… she had been confident. Absolutely confident. Her strength alone should have crushed him. Three strikes? That should have been more than enough.But disdain had no place here. She took a deep breath, tensed every muscle, and unleashed her martial technique: Ella Conway Falling Explosion.As a supreme skill of the Conway family, lethal layered spikes erupted violently from her body, stabbing outward like shards of glass aimed to kill.Kael Draven, of course, didn’t flinch. A Unity Realm warrior ranked twentieth on the Hundred Battles Ranking wasn’t someone you c
Chapter 125: One Man, One Dragon
Ella Conway had just about had it.She’d met plenty of shameless people in her life—but never anyone quite as revolting as this man. There was something about Mathias Draven that crawled under her skin, like the stench of rot you can’t wash off.And he just stood there, calm as a mountain. Smug, confident, like he’d already mapped out every move on the board, and she was just another pawn waiting to fall.Then they clashed.It happened fast—steel against spirit, fury crashing into arrogance. Maybe she was angry, maybe careless, but Ella Conway slipped up, and Mathias Draven pounced like a snake tasting blood.Kael Draven’s eyes went wide. That was all it took. The restraint vanished.In the next heartbeat, he shot forward—pure motion, pure rage. His aura exploded outward, a violent storm that blanketed everything in sight.Mathias Draven’s grin shattered. His body stiffened as Kael Draven’s blade aura screamed through the air. He dodged by inches, felt the strike kiss past his shoulde
Chapter 126: Burning Nether Seal
Raze Calder’s intentions couldn’t have been clearer.Everyone knew what it meant when someone carried the title Dragon Warrior. It wasn’t something you saw every day—it carried history, bloodline, and power.That’s why the envoys from the Thunder Empire were staring like they’d just seen a ghost. A Dragon Warrior, in this tournament between nations? From the Flame Empire, of all places? That didn’t make sense.“A Dragon Warrior?”Even the warriors from the Flame Empire looked confused. One of them muttered, “If our empire really had one, we’d have ruled all of Celestia ages ago. Why wait till now?”“Hmph.”Raze Calder’s snort was sharp enough to cut glass. He clearly didn’t buy it.Both sides locked eyes, tension drawn tight as a bowstring—then, just like that, everything blew apart.The clash erupted into chaos—the first real all-out battle between the two empires in generations.Far from the main field, two figures stood apart from the mayhem.“Brother Draven,” Ella Conway said quie
Chapter 127: Who Dares to Provoke
The sky seemed to shatter with the flash of his blade.Snap.Malvinn Valmar fell—gone in an instant. Kael Draven didn’t even flinch. In a single fluid motion, he sealed Malvinn Valmar’s soul within the Dragon Seal Space, and the body vanished into the same void.“Master… with your current strength, the three Soul Slaves… they’re barely any help,” Eldric said, his voice laced with curiosity. Kael Draven raised an eyebrow.“I plan to fuse the three Soul Slaves with this soul and the corpse,” Eldric continued. “The resulting Corpse Slave… I believe it could reach the Transformation Realm.”Kael Draven’s chest tightened with excitement. He knew exactly what a Transformation-level warrior could do.Of course, he understood Eldric’s intent. The goal was simple: create a Corpse Slave strong enough to guard the Draven family.And honestly? The three Soul Slaves were already useless. Keeping them around was just wasteful. But fusing them with Malvinn Valmar’s corpse… now that promised somethin
Chapter 128: Corpse Slave Guards the Family
“Kael Draven, how about joining the Thunder Guardian Hall?”A cold snort escaped him. Kael Draven knew exactly how Samuel Jaxon felt—hostile, resentful. Joining the Guardian Hall? That would only bring trouble.“Your Majesty… I’ve grown used to freedom. And I intend to keep it that way.”He didn’t outright refuse, but his meaning was crystal clear.A ripple of shock spread through the room. No one had expected him to turn down the offer so plainly.Kevin Thales forced a smile, nodding slowly. “Freedom suits you, Kael Draven. I’ve just received word from Emberfall Town—your father urgently requests your return.”Urgently? His father?Kael Draven’s brow furrowed. He knew his father wouldn’t summon him unless something serious had happened. Without hesitation, he left the royal court, heading straight for Emberfall Town.Thunder Royal Garden, Pavilion“Brother Jaxon, Kael Draven’s talent and potential are obvious,” Kevin Thales said. “A Fusion Realm warrior capable of slaying Malvinn Val
Chapter 129: Unity Realm
For the next several days, Kael Draven didn’t leave the Draven Family estate. Every waking moment was spent helping his relatives improve their cultivation, guiding their strength with quiet, unwavering focus.The Small Private CourtyardAlone, Kael Draven centered himself, drawing power from the Dragon Seal Space. Every ounce of his energy was forced into his dantian, spinning into a continuous, unbroken cycle.The Five Innate Realms—ranked from lowest to highest—were: Hundred-Scattered-Heaven, One-Line-Heaven, Evolution, Fusion, and, at the peak, Unity.Unity Realm.To leap from Fusion to Unity, a cultivator had to compress all their power into a single point in the dantian, then sustain it in a ceaseless circulation.Sounds simple, right? In reality… it was almost impossible.Now, every thread of Kael Draven’s energy converged into his Dantian, coalescing into a perfect singular point. Slowly, he opened his eyes. Surprise flickered across his face—Unity Realm. Ten days of effort ha
Chapter 130: Shameless to the Extreme
Kael Draven never learned how to hold back.News of Qilin’s wound spread like wildfire—drew the six great sects and two empires together as if pulled by a magnet. Against an assembly like that, what could a tiny Starcloud Kingdom do? Barely a ripple.Leonard Ward, Cyrus Hart, Daniel Veyne, and the others sat there catching their breath. They were tired, yes, but the room hummed with something darker than exhaustion: old loyalties fraying, old slights resurfacing. You could taste the tension.“Hall Master,” Daniel Veyne snapped, voice tight, “I can’t take this. Why are we supposed to tolerate Kael Draven? He’s nothing but a lucky fool.”There was a blade in the words. If Leonard Ward hadn’t gripped his shoulder, Daniel Veyne would already have charged for Emberfall Town.Cyrus Hart’s expression hardened. He kept quiet—because the Hall Master and Deputy Hall Master were present, and because, right now, restraint looked like the only decent option.“Brother Veyne,” Cyrus Hart said, low a