All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 91
- Chapter 100
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Chapter 91: Who Can Stand Against Us
The Voidspawn weren’t just attacking anymore—they were pouring in like a living, screaming tide, the kind that made the ground feel like it was breathing under your feet. Their shrill cries rolled over the battlefield in waves, bouncing off the mountain walls and the steel armour of the Thirteenth Squad’s mechas. Those machines, already dented, scorched, and blinking with low-power warnings, clung to their half-collapsed formation like stubborn old veterans refusing to fall.Every pilot was fighting with everything they had left. You could hear the strain in their breathing over the comms, the tension in every shouted warning. They cut down whatever rushed them, but even as they fought, every single one of them kept flicking their gaze toward the same direction—almost like they were waiting for something. Or someone.And then the ground started shaking.At first, it was subtle, like distant thunder. Then it grew into heavy, rhythmic booms that made the rocks around them tremble. Dust
Chapter 92: Breaking Through the Swarm Encirclement
“Kael Ardyn! Thank you. Really, thank you for coming to rescue us this time.”The captain of the Thirteenth Aether Combat Division Squad spoke over the comm channel, voice shaking just a little. “Did Chief Commander Elara Myrin get our distress signal? Did she send you? Any other reinforcements coming? Listen, no matter what, remember this: if you ever need anything from the Thirteenth Squad at Glorious Base, just say the word.”Kael Ardyn didn’t answer right away. He watched the War God System mission status blink: incomplete. It wouldn’t register until everyone of them got out of the Voidspawn encirclement alive.Outside, his sensors painted a grim scene. The Voidspawn were swarming the mountains like a living tide. The numbers weren’t just high—they were multiplying, converging, shifting with unnerving intelligence. Waiting for reinforcements by dawn? Not an option.Analysis had confirmed it. A commander-level Voidspawn Queen had arrived on Dark Moon Star. Her presence changed ever
Chapter 93: The Save-File Scroll Reward
Night had settled over Glory Base in that uneasy way it always did, with the lights dimmed but the tension still clinging to the walls. The surveillance room was quiet at first; the operators were half-slouched over their consoles, while the blue glow from the screens cast shadows under their eyes. Most nights dragged on slowly. This one did not.The alarms went off without warning. A high, piercing blast cut through the room, snapping every operator awake as red signals flashed across the central display. Someone leaned forward, squinting at the numbers.“Commander, we have incoming mechas. Twenty-eight of them are approaching from the eastern ridge. They’re registering as friendly.”The officer in charge shot out of his seat so fast the chair skidded backward. “Friendly? At this hour? Pull up their status right now.”The main screen expanded, filling with streams of data. A few seconds passed before the imagery loaded, and several people gasped.The mechas looked half-destroyed. Bur
Chapter 94: The Glory of the Warlord – Never Compromise
Kael Ardyn clutched the Save-File Scroll like it was a lifeline. Its weight wasn’t much, but somehow it reminded him of all the lives he had touched. Comrades who had barely survived, soldiers pulled back from the edge of death. He looked inward, to the calm, familiar hum of Lyndric Fayne in his mind. “After all my recent training… have my stats improved?”“Host,” came the steady reply, unwavering as ever, “your battles and training have slightly boosted your cellular activity. Physical endurance has increased. Keep pushing, and you are walking the path to becoming a true Warlord.” Numbers and graphs flickered before Kael’s eyes, subtle proof that all the effort was paying off.The Fifth-Generation Reaper Mecha walked through the corridors of Glory Mecha like a living fortress. Massive, commanding, every step reverberating. Kael’s squad followed behind, the clanging of metal echoing like the heartbeat of warriors who had stared at death and lived to tell the tale.Movement caught his
Chapter 95: A Slash
The wind swept across Glory Base, carrying that familiar metallic tang and the faint, sharp smell of ozone. Mechas lined the training ground like silent guardians, their servos whining and engines humming—a mechanical heartbeat pulsing through the air.Kael Ardyn stood atop the Death Scythe Mark V, towering over everyone. Soldiers, vehicles, even the massive mecha beside him looked small in its shadow. The thing was a beast of steel and fire, and just being near it made the skin on your neck prickle. Around him, members of the Celestial Dominion Suicide Special Forces shifted uneasily. Tension clung to the air, sticky and electric.The Warlord System mission had lit a fire inside Kael. Retreat? Not an option. Bowing to Commander Elara Myrin and quietly walking back to the Black Bat Squad base? Impossible. Unthinkable. Every fiber in his body screamed against it.“You’re relentless, Lyndric… won’t stop until you’ve killed me,” he muttered, bitterness tightening in his chest like a stee
Chapter 96: The Wine Gourd
Kael Ardyn froze. The sight of Supreme Commander Elara Myrin lying unconscious on the training field hit him like a punch straight to the gut. Her hair and scalp—once flawless—were mangled by a single, brutal strike from the Death God Mark V. Around them, soldiers stood frozen, caught somewhere between disbelief, awe, and fear. The field was eerily quiet, broken only by the distant whir of mech engines and the soft hum of machinery.Then, an elderly man stepped forward. The deputy commander of Glory Base. Crisp uniform, stern face. But his hands trembled ever so slightly as he leaned toward a messenger, whispering instructions that carried more weight than any cannon fire. Moments later, two soldiers approached Kael cautiously.Energy cuffs snapped and hummed as they locked around his wrists and ankles. The metallic clicks echoed unnervingly. Kael was being led toward the infamous “little black room,” the temporary confinement chamber everyone feared. Each step on the metallic floor r
Chapter 97: Loading the Save — Student Days
Kael Ardyn had been angry before, but nothing like this. This was a fire in his chest, raw and relentless, threatening to consume him entirely.“Fine, Lyndric Fayne! You’re ruthless. Truly ruthless. If I ever get my hands on you again, I swear I’ll make you pay!”His voice bounced sharply off the walls of the small metal chamber, echoing like a trapped beast clawing to get out. No light. No sound except the steady rhythm of his own breathing. The darkness pressed in from every direction, heavy and suffocating, like it wanted to swallow him whole.Then came the voice in his head, calm but mocking.Heh. Heh.Lyndric Fayne didn’t sound worried at all, as if Kael’s rage were some sort of entertainment.Kael clenched his fists until his nails bit into his palms. Cold air filled the chamber, but it couldn’t touch the heat inside him. He could either let it drive him insane… or use it.“Lyndric,” he ground out through gritted teeth, “the mission reward I left with you included the Save-Load S
Chapter 98: Declaring Love Once Again
Kael Ardyn stared up at the girls’ dormitory, a flutter in his chest he couldn’t quite control. His palms were slick, his heart hammering like a war drum, but there was a fire in him that refused to die. He drew a deep breath, squared his shoulders, and shouted with everything he had.“Elara Myrin! Come out! Elara Myrin, I love you!”The courtyard went silent. A few curious eyes peeked from the windows. Students nearby froze mid-step, mouths slightly open. Kael—so easily overlooked before—was suddenly impossible to ignore. His expression burned with determination. There was confidence there, a spark, a kind of raw charm that drew attention like a magnet.Minutes ticked by. Then, just as he had imagined, Elara appeared. The Aether Combat Division uniform clung to her slender figure, accentuating the gentle curves of youth still blooming. Golden hair bounced lightly with every step, catching the sunlight, and her bright, lively eyes scanned the courtyard before resting on him.Every boy
Chapter 99: End of the Save-Load Time
Kael Ardyn didn’t pause. The Aether Combat Division students just kept coming, one wave after another. Bloodied, bruised, and panting, they pressed on. The girls’ dormitory had turned into a battlefield. Not a single student dared retreat. The Aether Division had too many fighters, and Kael knew he couldn’t stop them all at once.Faces flushed with adrenaline, fists flying, students shoved into the fray. Kael moved like a storm through them, precise, unyielding, and relentless. Sweat slicked his skin. Each punch and kick left him wincing, yet he pressed on, silently acknowledging that this was no ordinary fight.“Medical students challenging the Aether Division… are they insane?” he muttered under his breath, dodging a sweeping kick.“The Medical Department is trash!” someone sneered from the crowd.“Trash? How dare you!” another shouted, clenching their fists.“Destroy the Aether Combat Division!” voices rose, swelling as more students joined the chaos.What had started as a one-on-o
Chapter 100: The Chaotic Hidden Versions
Kael Ardyn’s eyes, sharpened by the Death God Eye, swept over the cold metal walls of the dim room. Shadows clung to every corner, and the faint hum of machinery bounced off the walls, pressing down on him. It was the kind of quiet that made your own heartbeat loud.Through the lens of the Death God Eye, everything became stark—black, white, light, shadow. But in his mind, color still existed. Memories of the little restaurants near Silvercrest Military Institute drifted by. The quiet campus paths in the morning. The laughter of students is long gone.“I’ll get out of here alive. The Voidspawn front won’t hold me,” Kael muttered. His fist slammed into the metal floor. The clang echoed sharply. Pain shot up his arm, but the fire inside him burned hotter.Outside, tension hung thick over the Black Bat Squad’s training grounds. Rippler, Big Bear, the mess hall lady, and the 13th Aether Combat Division members moved with urgency. Every glance, every twitch, spoke of worry.“Big sis,” Big