All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 141
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Chapter 141: Arm
The laboratory was unnervingly quiet. Too quiet. Over a hundred special forces soldiers had appeared out of nowhere, their arrival leaving the entrance in ruins. The massive metal door, once locked tight, now had a gaping hole. One soldier had run an energy cutter along the steel with sharp precision, slicing it like paper. In a matter of minutes, the path was open.The soldiers moved like clockwork, every action deliberate, almost eerily synchronized. They spread through the lab, dealing with anyone who resisted. Security personnel didn’t stand a chance. Unprepared, overwhelmed, they fell in minutes. When the dust settled, the facility was entirely under the intruders’ control.Kael had never seen anything like them. Towering, muscular, lethal—the kind of people who made you feel small just by looking at them. Each step was an act of authority, each movement a statement of power. They cleared rooms one by one, then moved to the next. Once the lab was secured, they activated the facil
Chapter 142: Mission Complete and Return
The laboratory wasn’t just quiet—it was the kind of silence that made your heartbeat feel too loud. Cold lights flickered off stainless‑steel instruments, and the steady hum of energy cores vibrated through the floor like a pulse. In the middle of all that stillness, Kael Ardyn worked with the steady hands of someone who knew that a single mistake could ruin everything.He had spent hours—no, days—creating Alice’s new arm. Not some mechanical prosthetic, but a living limb grown from her own cells. He’d woven nerves and veins so delicately that even nature might’ve paused to take notes. And now, he was finally attaching it.The moment the arm connected, Kael gently flexed Alice’s fingers. They responded instantly, moving with the smoothness of something that had always belonged to her. Monitors beeped their approval. Graphs stabilized. Not a single error light flickered. The only sign of the procedure was a faint
Chapter 143: The War God Ring
“Ding-dong.”The chime was calm, almost mechanical, echoing directly in Kael Ardyn’s mind. “Host returning to the main world, the Interstellar Era. Calculating rewards for the Beautiful Lie mission world. The host has completed the ultimate hidden task and may now select a reward item.”Lyndric Fayne’s voice, soft but firm, threaded through his thoughts. He always sounded calm, the kind of voice that made impossible instructions feel like casual advice.“For the Z-level Mystery-Type rewards, three items are available. You may choose one:War God Ring (Primary): Upgradable, method unknown. Activates concealment mode when worn. In its base state, only the ring itself becomes invisible. The ring has storage space. Anything that can be physically lifted can be placed inside. Capacity depends on your normal-state mental power. Right now, you can store up to ten cubic meters.Mystery Poti
Chapter 144: The Rookie Incident
Dawn crept through the narrow window of Kael Ardyn’s room, painting streaks of gold across the floor. Everything felt still, almost peaceful—until a scream tore through the silence, sharp enough to make the walls shake.“Ah! How could this happen? What did you do last night?!”Kaita Nv, infamous as the Ripper Girl, shot upright in bed, clutching the quilt like it might save her life. Her eyes were wide, heart pounding. Confusion and panic tangled together, but slowly it sank in—she was pressed against Kael Ardyn’s chest. His scent hung in the air, strong and unmistakable, and her cheeks flamed.She glanced down and froze. Her outer garment was gone. Bare skin pressed against him—but thank the heavens, at least her underwear was still there. Anger surged. Her hands gripped the quilt tighter, teeth clenched.Kael didn’t wait. Arms flailing as the world had turned against him, he shouted.“Ah! How
Chapter 145: Two Letters
Dawn crept across Black Bat Base, soft golden light spilling over the barracks and stretching long, lazy shadows across the ground. Kael Ardyn leaned against the edge of his cot, watching Da Xiong pace back and forth like a caged predator, that mischievous grin glued to his face.“Vice Captain Kael Ardyn,” Da Xiong began, voice buzzing with curiosity, “this… future sister-in-law of yours—Elara Myrin—is she really that pretty? More attractive than Big Sister? And what about her fighting skills… mech piloting? You know, the essentials.” He tilted his head, eyes gleaming like he was about to reveal some grand secret.Kael let out a low chuckle, his voice dropping to a whisper. “They’re not even comparable. Looks? Skills? Forget it. Both are strong in their own ways, but don’t let Big Sister hear me say that.”Da Xiong leaned closer, lowering his voice like he was sharing classified intel. &ld
Chapter 147: The Joining of a New Member
Kael Ardyn’s eyes sparkled with mischief, and immediately, Elara Myrin’s bodyguards raised their weapons. Their hands shook ever so slightly. Stances tightened. The air felt thick, electric, like tension could snap at any moment.Kael didn’t flinch. Not a hint. He stood beside the two Fearsome Divas of the Black Bat squads, a smirk tugging at his lips. Even the commander’s elite guards dared not move first. A vice-captain openly challenging a commander in front of everyone—it was reckless, bold, and strangely thrilling to watch.Nearby recruits froze. Their hearts thumped so loudly it felt like it echoed across the courtyard. Kael—a young but notorious name in special operations—had just defied the commander. And no one dared stop him. Not his peers, not the commander’s own guards.Kael’s voice sliced through the tension, calm, firm. “Commander, I must remind you of the Skyward Empire’s regulation
Chapter 146: The First Meeting of Two Women
Night had settled over Darkmoon Star, laying a soft silver glow across the jagged terrain and sprawling bases. The silence of space was broken by the quiet hum of five medium troop transport warships, each packed with five thousand soldiers. The sound wasn’t loud, just a low, steady vibration, like the planet itself was breathing. It reminded everyone, subtly, that even in the calm of night, the war against the Voidspawn never paused.Guangyao Base, the frontline stronghold, bore the scars of relentless battles. Walls were scorched, turrets blackened from energy blasts, and the ground still carried cratered footprints from explosions. The losses had been staggering in the last large-scale Voidspawn attack, but tonight, hope arrived on the backs of new soldiers. One thousand recruits were chosen from five thousand, ready to step onto the hardened soil and prove their worth. The rest, four thousand strong, would be sent to other fortresses, reinforcing scattered positions
Chapter 149: Binglith
The metallic platform beneath Kael Ardyn’s boots vibrated with a steady, almost restless hum. The surface was cold enough to sting through his soles, polished to a mirror shine that caught the faint lights flickering through the vast transit shaft. Four massive passageways stretched outward like the roots of an ancient mechanical colossus. Kael had stood on platforms like this before, yet each ascent still teased his nerves. He exhaled slowly, the air around him tightening with an electric anticipation he could not quite shake.A sharp metallic click echoed overhead. The platform launched upward with brutal force, so fast it felt as if the world had been yanked away beneath him. Anyone with a normal body would have been smashed to the floor or knocked unconscious, but Kael barely flinched. His enhanced physique absorbed the pressure with ease, though his muscles tightened instinctively. He steadied himself with a quiet breath and lifted his gaze as the planet dropped aw
Chapter 148: The Daughter of the Cosmic Emperor
The night on Darkmoon Star was too quiet. The kind of quiet that made every metal echo in the forward base sound louder than it should. Elara Myrin lay on her small cot, back pressed against the cold wall, eyes wide and restless. This was supposed to be her first day with the Black Bat Special Forces—a day to prove herself. But somehow, everything had already gone sideways."As long as you don’t get yourself killed, it’ll be fine," Kael Ardyn said, his voice teasing but serious. "Elara, listen. Our captain—the Ripper—she’s not someone you want to mess with. And if you catch her sleepwalking… don’t even think about interrupting her. You might live through it, maybe, but you won’t walk away unscathed."Elara blinked. Her stomach twisted. That thought alone made her want to curl tighter under the thin blanket."Do we really need your commentary?" The Ripper’s voice cut through the room like a knife. Sharp
Chapter 150: The Bed That Learned to Fly
Kael Ardyn sat quietly in the metallic chamber. The faint hum of machinery vibrated through the walls, a constant, low buzz that felt almost alive. Overhead, flickering neon lights painted the steel surfaces with pale, cold shadows. Everything was precise, sterile, unforgiving. Across from him, Binglis stood perfectly still, her mechanical eyes locked onto him. Sharp. Piercing. Unblinking. Her gaze alone could slice through steel, yet she said nothing.Kael swallowed hard. He knew this was a rare opening, a tiny crack in her impenetrable armor. “You don’t want to be controlled by your father,” he said softly. “You don’t want to be offered as a sacrifice in some political marriage, do you?”Her expression twitched ever so slightly, almost imperceptible. Enough to show she’d heard him. He leaned forward a bit. “You don’t have to accept it.”Her voice cut through the air, crisp and icy. “What does it