All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 181
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Chapter 181: New Mission – Biological Embryo
“But… what kind of person are you, really?” Kael Ardyn asked, staring at the butler who seemed almost unreal in his composed calm.“I… I exist only as an ordinary butler for now. You are fortunate, young master,” the man replied. His eyes lingered on Kael’s still-childish face for a moment, a faint flash of confusion crossing them, before it was replaced by the same polite, practiced smile he always wore.“Is the child safe?” Kael asked softly. “Inside this manor. Outside it, too?”“Much safer than before,” the butler said. “But no place, anywhere, can ever be completely safe.” He paused. “For the short term, the child will be protected. Once he reaches a certain age… nothing can be guaranteed.”Kael watched him retreat, every word echoing in his mind. For now, yes, he was safe. But fifteen would change everything. The comfort of feeling untouchable would vanish, and no amount of protection—even from the remnants of God’s Forbidden Zone or its vast network—would stop death if it decid
Chapter 182: Planning Ahead
Kael Ardyn slid off the narrow bed, his bare feet making soft taps against the wooden floor. He padded over to the door, turned the deadbolt once, then again, just to be sure it was secure. Only after tugging the handle lightly did he finally relax. Safe. For now.He crossed the small room and flopped back onto the bed, letting the thin mattress creak under his weight. It dipped slightly in the middle, but Kael didn’t care.Hands behind his head, he stared at the cracked ceiling. Faint shadows moved lazily across the plaster, shifting with the slow drift of clouds outside. He breathed in, then out. His thoughts, almost inevitably, drifted back to the War God System mission.A biological mech embryo.Even saying it to himself made the words feel… strange. In his previous world, he’d seen plenty of cutting-edge technology—machines that could think, weapons that could practically fight themselves—but nothing like this. Living metal. Organic machinery. Creatures that could bond with human
Chapter 183: Clone Experiment
Night had settled in when Kael Ardyn finally left the dining room, his mind buzzing with everything Madame Alice had said. She had this way of making the universe feel… alive, somehow. Like every distant star, every forgotten ruin held a story just waiting to be told. She walked beside him quietly, her presence grounding in a way he didn’t even realize he needed.Once inside his small room, Madame Alice sank into the chair by the bedside. Her voice, soft but commanding, carried the rhythm of a thousand lifetimes. She spoke of legendary figures, secret organizations, and the mysterious beginnings of bio-mecha, a technology that had quietly shaped the fate of entire empires. Kael listened, his face carefully neutral, though inside he was anything but.“The Hades Empire claims its bio-mecha came from its military labs,” she said. “People believe it, but that isn’t the whole truth. The real knowledge comes from a much older source: an organization called God’s Forbidden Zone. They studied
Chapter 184: Underground Mobile Laboratory
Kael Ardyn remembered that in Granny Patchwork’s medical notes, there was a detailed record of a cloning experiment—one that was astonishing in scale.The project was called the “Biochemical Warrior Experiment.” Granny Patchwork had cloned an entire planet’s population—children, elders, soldiers—hundreds of millions of people. After eliminating all the original humans on that planet, she replaced them entirely with clones. These clone warriors appeared ordinary in daily life, carrying all the memories and habits of the people they were copied from.But when Granny Patchwork summoned them, they would transform into powerful special forces soldiers. It was with these clones that she had built her initial strength, giving humanity’s armies formidable forces during the first Voidspawn Swarm invasion.Kael intended to attempt something similar. Of course, cloning an entire planet was far beyond his current capabilities, both in power and manpower. Instead, he planned to clone only himself.
Chapter 185: The Clone Meets the Foster Mother
Kael Ardyn slipped into a white researcher’s coat and turned to face the figure before him.The clone stared back.For a moment, the air felt thick, almost like the lab itself was holding its breath. Two identical faces reflected the harsh overhead lights. Two identical bodies stood with the same posture, the same quiet tension. It sent a strange shiver down Kael’s spine—not sudden, but crawling, slow, the kind that makes your skin itch.He raised his arm.The clone mirrored him immediately, every slight bend of the wrist, every subtle tightening of the fingers. It was unnerving. Like staring at a perfect reflection, only this one could think, breathe, and make its own choices.Kael studied him. He was himself and not himself all at once. The eyes were alert, aware. Not empty. Not a shell.“From now on, your name is Kael Ardyn,” Kael said softly, his voice carrying a faint echo across the metallic room. “Once you return to Lady Alice Arden’s manor, you will live as me. Do not act stra
Chapter 186: Vampire Bio-Mecha Embryo
Kael Ardyn sat at the main control console of the underground mobile lab. His fingers moved almost on their own across the holographic interface, coding new detection programs. The lab hummed softly around him, the faint buzz of cooling fans blending with the distant vibration of drills tunneling through rock. He paused for a moment, eyes scanning the streams of data flowing across the screens. Something didn’t feel right.At first, he hadn’t noticed it. But when he looked closer, his stomach tightened. The lab wasn’t just a lab. Three hidden location-lock systems were embedded in the structure. A self-destruct mechanism, a full lockdown protocol—everything could be triggered remotely. Whoever had designed this had anticipated someone like him. Someone clever. Someone reckless enough to try taking control.Kael let his eyes wander over the console, and a faint smirk tugged at his lips. They thought they could control him. They were wrong. With a few quick lines of code, he disabled th
Chapter 187: Cloning a Normal Human
Kael Ardyn stood alone in the quiet chamber of the underground lab. The soft hum of machinery filled the air, almost like a heartbeat in the distance. Light bounced off polished metal walls and glass panels, casting long, sharp shadows across the floor. On the narrow worktable in front of him, two small vials rested in a cushioned magnetic tray. Each one glowed faintly, a slightly different hue from the other, almost like twins with subtle differences.He didn’t touch them yet.Instead, he closed his eyes and drew in a slow breath. Let the weight of it all sink in. Today wasn’t just another day—it was the final day. Ten days. That was all he had. The mission assigned by Lyndric Fayne, the Warlord System agent overseeing this world, had been precise: ten days to complete the task. No excuses. No delays. Every test, every simulation, every calculation—done. Exhausted.If he hesitated now… it would all fail.And failure wasn’t an option.Kael opened his eyes and looked at the vials again
Chapter 188: The Clone Biochemical Warrior Plan
Kael Ardyn stood in the underground lab, fingers gliding over the holographic interface as they belonged there. He didn’t need to look at the screens—they responded before he even touched them. With a quiet hum, the ground-detection interference program activated. Space probes? Orbital scanners? None of them would know the lab existed. Beneath Lady Alice Wang’s estate, this place felt untouchable, a fortress no one could see.He grabbed a tranquilizer gun from a nearby shelf and loaded ten rounds, counting each one carefully. Four darts would have been enough—more than enough, actually—but Kael Ardyn never liked taking chances. A few extra rounds nestled snugly in the chamber. Just in case.With the weapon ready, he took control of the lab itself. Slowly, deliberately, the massive underground structure began its ascent. At ten meters below the surface, he stopped it. The drill lift extended a telescopic metal passage upward. Slowly, steadily, the drill rotated, carving a path toward t
Chapter 189: The Establishment of the Biochemical Cloning Laboratory
Kael Ardyn paused for a moment, feeling the slight shift in the floor beneath him before stepping into the hidden elevator tucked behind the restroom wall. The panel closed softly behind him, almost like it was swallowing him into the manor’s depths. A low hum of machinery vibrated faintly under his boots as the lift descended.When the doors opened, he moved quickly. Inside a stall, he pulled out a compact cutter and carefully traced a perfect square along the wooden floor. The blade whispered through the wood. He lifted the panel, lowered himself through the gap, and emerged into the women’s restroom below. The faint smell of disinfectant mingled with polished stone. He moved efficiently, every step deliberate and quiet.From a small case at his waist, he retrieved a tiny detection device and mounted it near the entrance, blending it into the fixtures so that it appeared to be nothing more than a harmless sensor. A casual observer wouldn’t notice a thing.Once it was in place, Kael
Chapter 190: New Year Event
After the fourth and fifth laboratories were finished, Kael Ardyn didn’t slow down. One after another, all the way to the tenth lab, went up. He never rushed. Every site had to be just right. If a place seemed even a little risky, he skipped it. Better safe than sorry.A month passed, and Kael’s network of labs, all centered around Lady Alice Ardyn’s estate, had grown to thirty. The biochemical warrior clones had already numbered in the tens of thousands. At first, growth had been slow, almost imperceptible. But once the numbers crossed a certain point, Kael realized something remarkable: the more labs there were, the faster the clones multiplied. Exponentially. Like dominoes falling in perfect order.He began moving his mobile underground labs across the planets of the Hades Empire’s main star system. Surveying tunnels, checking subterranean terrain, and ensuring that each new lab fits like a puzzle piece. And the resources? The clones themselves were enough. Feeding, growing, replica