All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 101
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Chapter 101: The Chief Commander Has Gone Mad
Rumors—they’re funny things. Wild things. They don’t just spread. They mutate, leap from one corner to another, grab onto a single spark of gossip, and explode. Inside Glory Base, those sparks had become a full-blown wildfire.Five cosmic hours later, the base was drowning in headlines. Holographic feeds flashed one after another:“Kael Ardyn and Elara Myrin?”“The Secret Between the Chief Commander and the Rising Star.”“Kael Ardyn Battles the Sisters.”“The Queen Roars at Kael Ardyn.”“Chief Commander Elara Urgently Needs a Boyfriend.”“Elara Myrin Plans to Advertise for a Partner.”Every new version was more ridiculous than the last. And each one hit faster than the one before.Inside a pristine, white metal chamber, a silver-white medical pod sat at the center like some kind of crystalline sarcophagus. A young woman floated inside, fully immersed in high-grade blue healing fluid.Elara Myrin. Chief Commander of Glory Base. Currently unconscious, thanks to Kael Ardyn.A soft beep.
Chapter 102: The Mad Soldiers
Elara Myrin finally exhaled, her chest heaving as she surveyed the wreckage in the infirmary. Broken vials, shattered instruments, and overturned tables were scattered everywhere, silent witnesses to her wrath. Her fists clenched, nails digging into her palms, and her sharp gaze settled on her adjutant.“Send a message to Kael Ardyn,” she said through gritted teeth. “If he can settle the protests outside, let him go. If not… he stays in that little dark room for as long as it takes.”A little over ten minutes later, soldiers appeared with Kael in tow. He stepped into the light as if he owned the place, calm, composed, a faint smirk tugging at his lips. Nothing in the chaos seemed to rattle him.They brought him to the front of the protest line. Thousands of people were shouting, waving banners, and making a ruckus. Kael didn’t flinch. He picked up a loudspeaker and spoke, his voice slicing effortlessly through the noise.“I am Kael Ardyn, Deputy Captain of the Black Bat Squad. Chief C
Chapter 103: The Voidspawn Are Coming
Commander Elara Myrin barely touched her dinner. One hand shoved the plate aside while the other hovered over her communicator, fingers twitching with impatience. She hadn’t even gotten a bite in when the door burst open. An adjutant charged in, panting like he’d run a marathon, his eyes wide and face pale.“Commander! This is bad. The Voidspawn Swarm… It’s moving in massive numbers. Heading straight for our fortress! Sensors picked up a huge cluster near Radiant Base!” He waved an electronic map frantically.Elara didn’t even blink. Her fingers flew over the holographic interface. The flat map transformed into a three-dimensional projection of Radiant Base. Tiny red dots swarmed across the miniature landscape, converging faster than she thought possible.Her jaw tightened. She pulled up all the other major human bases on Darkmoon. The scene made her stomach twist. Every base was surrounded by a living, writhing mass of Voidspawn. This wasn’t just an attack. It was an invasion. Every
Chapter 104: Resisting the Voidspawn Army (Part 1)
Commander Elara Myrin’s eyes never left the steadily growing mass of Voidspawn beyond the fortified walls of Glorious Base. The display screen flickered with movement, each black shape inching forward with methodical precision. Every pixel, every shadow, represented a potential threat that could overrun them if even a single mistake was made.“The Voidspawn are assembling in these directions,” Elara said, her voice calm but commanding, slicing through the tense atmosphere of the command room. “They are preparing to assault our base. Aether Combat Division soldiers, board your units immediately and take positions along the outer walls. Long-range teams, deploy and prepare the remote fire turrets.”Her orders were clear, flowing naturally, each word measured and deliberate. The soldiers reacted instinctively, every motion synchronized as though they could read her mind. Outside, the massive swarm of Voidspawn pressed forward, their silhouettes blotting out the horizon as darkness deepen
Chapter 105: Airborne Assault on the Voidspawn Nest
The eastern walls of the Glorious Base shimmered under the pale, silvery light of Darkmoon Star. Jagged shadows stretched across the scarred earth, littered with the remnants of battles past. Kael Ardyn gripped the handle of the fifth-generation Death Reaper, feeling the hum of its immense power beneath his fingertips. The mech towered over the battlefield like a sentinel, every sensor scanning for movement. Beside him, the Ripper and Big Bear adjusted their stances, their war machines alive with anticipation. Every twitch, every click of servos, told a story: this was going to be hell.The Ripper didn’t move as smoothly as Kael, but she didn’t need finesse. Her raw energy crackled like lightning, and she tore through the first wave of Voidspawn dropping from the sky. Green-streaked corpses littered the ground behind her. Those bold enough to reach the walls didn’t make it far. Kael’s scythe cut with lethal precision, while Big Bear’s fists obliterated anything standing in the way.Ei
Chapter 106: Transform, Ripper Girl
The command centers of every human base on Darkmoon Star buzzed with tension. Special Forces captains crowded around screens, absorbing the latest orders from Operational Commander Elara Myrin: “Counteroffensive.”It was bold. Audacious. Deadly. A direct strike on the Voidspawn nests scattered across the planet. Three hundred twenty-eight confirmed so far. Each one is a ticking time bomb, some enormous, some deceptively small. And yet, barely over two hundred elite operators were ready to face them.Some captains didn’t even pause. They scanned the list, fingers flying, claiming the weakest nests before anyone else could blink. The rules were simple: first-come, first-served. Cryosleepers would awaken only to inherit the deadliest targets—no exceptions.Ripper Girl’s choice was personal. Her target: the nest that had taken over the ruins of her grandmother’s old research lab. Small, manageable, with a history all its own. With deliberate precision, she broadcast the updated mission pl
Chapter 107: Ripper Girl’s Berserk Transformation
The fifth-generation Death Reaper stood at the edge of the pit, shoulders squared, muscles tensed. The Bear Warrior unit flanked him, towering and silent, weapons ready. Together, they moved like one, swinging with practiced precision. Low-level Voidspawn dared to step from the shadows, and every one of them fell. Flesh ripped. Chitin cracked. The sound echoed sharply through the cavern, rattling the walls like a drumbeat of death.The pit was enormous, a natural cavern carved by time and nature, centuries ago discovered by Granny Seamstress and turned into a laboratory. Now, it was a nightmare playground. Voidspawn crawled over every surface, clinging to jagged rocks, scuttling behind boulders, hissing and clicking like some cruel orchestra. Darkness clung to the cavern as if it had a life of its own. You could feel it watching, waiting for a mistake to be made.Beneath the gaping entrance, Ripper Girl stood in her unit. She gripped her energy swords tight, her waist bent, coiled lik
Chapter 108: Ten Shots
The battle for Darkmoon Star had reached a boiling point. Humanity’s outposts stretched across the jagged moonscape, each one battered, besieged, and surrounded by the relentless Voidspawn. From the tiniest outposts to the sprawling expanse of Glory Base at the frontline, the alien hordes pressed forward. Their guttural howls and shrill chittering echoed across the rocks, rattling nerves and metal alike.Glory Base bore the heaviest blows. Its walls had taken strike after strike, yet inside, the defenders stayed on their feet. Commander Elara Myrin sat in the command room, eyes fixed on the holographic display hovering before her. Numbers flickered, shifted, and danced across the interface. The flow of Voidspawn attacks, their frequency, the pattern of reinforcements—it was all there.Elara’s sharp gaze followed every movement. Slowly, she allowed herself a grim nod. The pace of attacks was slowing. Reinforcements were thinning. Just a small advantage, but in a war like this, even the
Chapter 109: The Old Mother-in-Law Appears
The cave yawned before Kael Ardyn, dark, damp, and smelling faintly of metal. The walls were streaked with thick, milky webs that shimmered slightly under the soft glow of his Death Reaper’s sensors. Every movement of the fifth-generation unit was careful, precise. Here, even a tiny mistake could end badly.From the outside, the cave had looked small, insignificant—just another hollow in the jagged mountainside. Inside, though, it was a different story. A hidden world stretched before him. Twisting tunnels and shadowed corners filled the space, whispering with the echoes of long-forgotten horrors.After barely thirty steps, Kael left behind a trail of shattered high-level Voidspawn. Their bodies were scattered across the jagged stone like broken dolls, limbs bent in unnatural ways. Yet the path ahead offered no answers, only darkness and secrets.Then he noticed signs of construction. Rusted metal racks leaned against the walls, some nearly toppling over. Battered experimental tables
Chapter 110: Petrify the Stitching Granny
Kael Ardyn’s eyes widened. He stared at the results, and for a moment, his mind couldn’t catch up. This old woman—Granny Stitching—was audacious, brilliant, and maybe a little insane.“She made three paintings to hide herself, and then buried her own head beneath this cave laboratory? What in the world is she planning? Does she even want to be found?” Kael muttered under his breath, disbelief and awe fighting for dominance in his chest.He returned to the cockpit of the fifth-generation Death Reaper. The machine hummed, low and threatening, its massive frame almost swallowing the cave walls. He had piloted it countless times, but each moment of control still sent a thrill up his spine. Fingers brushing the controls, Kael activated the excavation mode. The mechanical limbs creaked and bent, biting into the solid rock beneath with terrifying precision.Dust and small rocks flew as the Death Reaper dug deeper, carving a pit over a meter down. The stone was stubborn, unyielding, but Kael’