All Chapters of Bow to My Power: The Rise of the Dungeon King: Chapter 121
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Chapter 123: The Ashes of Betrayal
The Vault Citadel’s spires trembled under the weight of rebellion. Within the heart of the Codex Empire, banners of dissent had risen overnight. Former lieutenants—once loyal—now bore relic-infused weaponry, their eyes glinting with defiance. [SYSTEM ALERT: INTERNAL FACTION INSTABILITY – LEVEL 5] [Codex Tier V – MULTI-REALITY DOMINION READY] [WARNING: POTENTIAL HUMANITY COLLATERAL 92%] Rheon strode into the central command chamber, the Godshard glowing against his chest. Every step reverberated, threads of Codex energy lacing the walls. Outside, insurrection forces converged, their relic fields crackling with raw aggression. Rheon (inner monologue): So it comes to this. Loyalty fractured… blood for blood. Mira and Thane flanked him, sensing the tension. Mira: “Rheon… they’re still human. Maybe—” Rheon (cutting her off): “No. They chose this path. Codex Vanguard cannot survive divided. Mercy is a luxury we cannot afford.” The first wave of mutinous lieutenants stormed the cham
Chapter 124: Reflections in Ruin
The Vault Citadel’s towers glowed faintly in the dusk, their Codex energy still radiating across the city like veins of liquid light. Outside, the ruins of the rebellion smoldered. Cracked streets, twisted relic remnants, and fractured relic nodes littered the ground. Shadows of the fallen danced in the haze of smoke and residual energy. Rheon walked alone through the remnants, the Godshard at his chest humming faintly, syncing with the lattice of energy threading through the ruins. Every step echoed against broken stone and scorched metal, a reminder of the lives extinguished by his will. [SYSTEM ALERT: FACTION SUPPRESSION – COMPLETE] [Codex Tier V – INTERNAL DOMINION STABLE] [HUMANITY INTEGRITY – WARNING: 12%] Yet the warnings mattered little. His mind replayed the faces of those he had known—the lieutenants he had once trusted, now reduced to nothing more than energy echoes dissipating in the wind. A soft sound cut through the stillness: footsteps. Mira emerged from behind a
Chapter 125: Convergence Catalyst
The sky over the Vault Citadel burned crimson as relic energy pulsed across the horizon, threading through shattered cityscapes and fractured landscapes alike. The Codex hummed against Rheon’s chest, resonating with the Obsidian Sigil. Every node, every relic he had ever touched, quivered in response, and a voice—calm, resonant, yet impossibly distant—broke through the lattice. [SYSTEM ALERT: EXTRATERRESTRIAL NETWORK INTERFERENCE DETECTED] [IDENTITY: CONTINUUM COUNCIL – DIRECT COMMUNICATION INITIATED] Rheon’s eyes narrowed. The familiar chill of authority—of beings who existed beyond mortal comprehension—washed over him. A holographic projection shimmered before him: tall, cloaked figures, their faces obscured by layers of temporal distortion and Codex energy filters. Council Voice (multilayered, echoing): “Rheon Kael. Your actions destabilize all relic networks. You have accelerated the Codex beyond sustainable thresholds. We offer you a choice. Join us. Become a steward. Preserv
Chapter 126: Ascension of the Tomb Emperor
The air above the shattered Citadel shimmered like molten glass, fractured by overlapping relic timelines. Each layer of reality twisted under the Heart of the First Tomb Raider’s pulsing influence, a heartbeat that seemed to resonate with Rheon’s own. The crimson sky fractured, giving glimpses of distant cities, ancient tombs, and relic nexuses—past, present, and possible futures intertwined. Mira and Thane stood at the edge of the Citadel, their Codex energy synchronized with Rheon’s, though even they felt dwarfed by the raw, incomprehensible power now radiating from him. Mira: “Rheon… the Heart… it’s not just a relic. It’s rewriting reality around you.” Thane: “If you overextend, the Citadel… maybe the world… could unravel.” Rheon’s gaze remained fixed on the apex of the Citadel, where the Crimson Emperor writhed, half-consumed by fragments of collapsing timelines. The Heart’s energy flared across his chest, threading into his Codex lattice, connecting every relic node he had e
Chapter 127: The Shattered Summit
The sky above the Vault Citadel had cracked. Shards of luminous energy pierced the heavens like frozen lightning, radiating outward in fractal patterns that warped gravity, time, and even perception. Entire cities shimmered and flickered into existence for fleeting moments, tombs and relic nexuses materializing across continents and then vanishing just as quickly. Reality itself groaned under the weight of two active Godshards, their immense energies converging through Rheon’s Codex lattice. Rheon stood atop the Citadel’s apex, the Heart of the First Tomb Raider embedded in his chest and the newly acquired Godshards orbiting him like twin moons. His eyes glowed with the combined resonance of Codex Tier V: Ascendant Domain and the chaotic currents of the Godshards. [SYSTEM ALERT: MULTI-GODSHARD CONVERGENCE – REALITY STABILITY 13%] [RECOMMENDATION: INITIATE GLOBAL STABILIZATION PROTOCOL – PHYSICAL LAW DEGRADATION DETECTED] [CODENAME: TOMB EMPEROR – GODSHARD SYNC IN PROGRESS] Below
Chapter 128: Code of Shadows
The Citadel’s upper halls glowed with streams of raw relic energy. Rheon stood atop the central spire, surveying the colossal holographic lattice of Project Dawnlight—a global relic defense network designed to stabilize the collapsing layers of reality. Each node pulsed with his Codex Tier V: Ascendant Domain, resonating with the Godshards. Cities, tombs, and relic nexuses lit up in synchrony, a web of light and power spanning continents. [SYSTEM STATUS: GLOBAL LATTICE 97% ONLINE] [GODSHARD SYNC: STABLE] [PROJECT DAWNLIGHT: INITIATING DEFENSE PROTOCOLS] Mira hovered at his side, her hands dancing over the energy panels that displayed active nodes and relic anomalies. Thane monitored the security channels, detecting rogue relic signals and hostile movements. Mira: “This is incredible… the entire lattice is responding to your commands. We could actually stabilize the fractured layers.” Thane: “Yeah, if it holds. Something about this feels… wrong. These spikes—they’re irregular, al
Chapter 129: Continuum Fragments
The global war council hall was a cathedral of light and steel. Leaders of every major faction, allied under Codex Vanguard’s banner, stood silently around Rheon. Holographic maps of relic nodes, collapsing tombs, and fractured cities hovered above the floor, pulsing with warnings. Suddenly, the air fractured like glass. Energy rippled across the hall, making shields and projections flicker. From the shadows, two figures stepped forward—a boy and a girl, seemingly ordinary in build, but each emanating a subtle, disruptive aura. [SYSTEM ALERT: RELIC SIGNATURE – UNCLASSIFIED / IMMUNE TO CONTROL] [RELIC STATUS: UNKNOWN – POSSIBLE PARALLEL ORIGIN] Rheon’s eyes narrowed. He extended Core Link, attempting to probe their relics—but the usual feedback failed. The Codex shivered, sending warnings: [BETA LAYER: INTERFERENCE DETECTED – CORE LINK UNRESPONSIVE] [GLOBAL STABILITY: TEMPORAL ANOMALY DETECTED] The boy’s eyes glowed faintly crimson, the girl’s amber. Both held small relic shards
Chapter 130: Fractured Sovereign
The twin Continuum Fragments hovered above Codex Citadel, their relics pulsating in synchronization. Entire sections of the Citadel flickered, as if reality itself hesitated under their presence. [SYSTEM ALERT: ANOMALY DETECTED – ANTI-RELIC FIELD ACTIVE] [BETA LAYER: CORE LINK PARTIALLY NULLIFIED] Rheon’s eyes glowed a cold blue. The Godshards in his hands spun furiously, threads of Codex energy whipping around him, yet the usual lattice of control stuttered and dissolved midair. Every relic cannon, every defensive barrier, every echo army he summoned from the Codex faltered. Rheon (thinking): So this is what happens when relics refuse to obey. They’re not just immune—they’re rewriting my authority. The boy’s voice rang through the Citadel, calm and terrifying. Boy: “You cannot command what does not exist for you. We are beyond your reach.” Girl: “Every strike you’ve ever made, every Codex protocol, nullified.” Rheon clenched his fists. The floor cracked under his weight, and
Chapter 132: Godsfall
Setting: The skies above the shattered Relic Summit fracture with blazing rifts. Temporal winds whip debris across the battlefield. Shards of ancient relic energy orbit Rheon, Mira, and Thane like a chaotic halo. Below, the world itself trembles—mountains cracking, oceans boiling, cities bending under the pressure of unleashed god-tier forces. Rheon’s eyes locked onto the colossal silhouette emerging from the rift: The Primordial Aeon, a being older than the Continuum Council, its body forged from pure relic energy, adorned with fragments of shattered worlds. Every step it took made reality tremble, every blink sent temporal echoes across the battlefield. “So, you are the one who dares to defy us,” the Aeon’s voice resonated like a cathedral collapsing. “I will unravel you before your Codex can even awaken.” Rheon clenched his fists. Shadows coalesced around him, Beta Layer and Codex Tier V flaring simultaneously. He leapt forward, shards of the tower and fragments of past battles
Chapter 133: Fractured Worlds
The globe trembles under the weight of unleashed relic energy. Mountains split, oceans boil, and ancient cities emerge from beneath long-forgotten ruins. Factions clash across continents: Codex Vanguard armies against the remaining Continuum Council forces, Crimson Syndicate remnants, and rogue relic hunters. Above, rifts in reality pulse, spewing ancient monsters, titans that predate human civilization. Rheon landed atop a fractured plateau, shards of relic energy orbiting his body like an aura of living light. Mira and Thane flanked him, their Codex powers amplified to maximum output. The battlefield sprawled across multiple vertical layers: floating islands of shattered cities, collapsing mountains, and temporal fractures that looped entire armies into repeated chaos. “This… is insane,” Mira shouted, dodging a spiked energy eruption from a relic-dragon that emerged from a Rift fracture. “They’re not just fighting us—they’re rewriting the terrain as we move!” “Let them try,” R