All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 211
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Chapter 211: After the Final Battle (Part Two)
The final battle was over. Finally. And for the first time in what felt like forever, the universe was quiet. Not peaceful—quiet. Kael Ardyn stood on a scorched plain, looking at the remnants of devastation. Craters pocked the ground like open wounds, and blackened earth stretched in all directions. He had walked through chaos and destruction, seen entire forces crumble, and yet… he felt calm. Almost unnaturally calm. He had ascended. A War God, in the truest sense. It was exhilarating, terrifying, and heavy all at once.Somewhere deep inside, a voice stirred. Familiar. Patient. Almost teasing.“Lyndric Fayne,” Kael muttered, more to himself than anyone else. “Do you really think we can beat the War God System? End this… endless cycle?”The answer came, deliberate, honest. “I don’t. It’s too strong. Too much power is stored in the second realm alone. The first realm is no joke either. Its foundation is—deep. Terrifyingly deep. But that doesn’t mean I won’t fight.”Kael exhaled. Some th
Chapter 212 – After the Final Battle (Part Three)
The director of the First Psychiatric Hospital hadn’t slept properly in days. His office lights burned late into the night, stacks of reports scattered across the desk like leaves after a storm. Forty patients—or more—had injured themselves. And not in the messy, chaotic way you’d expect. No flailing. No panic. Just… precision. Clean cuts. Deliberate. Terrifyingly methodical.It made him shiver.A normal person would never endure that level of pain without anesthesia. Yet here they were. Moving like… trained professionals following invisible orders. Something was very wrong.He slammed his palm against the desk. “Investigate everything. Every camera. Every corridor. Every file. I want answers. Now.”Security teams worked nonstop. Cameras were rewound, slowed, and analyzed. Every staff member was interviewed. Visitor logs were combed over.Nothing. Absolutely nothing unusual.The footage showed patients strolling in the courtyard, chatting lazily, stretching, and sitting in the weak sun
Chapter 213 – After the Final Battle (Part Four)
Kael Ardyn and An Feihua stepped out of the underground military lab, flanked by armed guards. A small spacecraft waited patiently on the platform. The hatch closed with a soft click, sealing them in. Engines rumbled to life, low and steady. Moments later, the ship lifted off, slicing through clouds, rising in a graceful arc until the lab below was just a blur.Lyndric felt oddly detached. Watching the world recede beneath him, it was like a chapter of his life had quietly ended. No fanfare. No ceremony. Just the hum of engines and the cold expanse of space.Here, Kael Ardyn went by another name: Lyndric Fayne. The military didn’t linger. They’d transported them to a regular commercial planet, dropped them at a surface docking station, and left without a word. No speeches. No medals. Just efficiency.Once the last soldiers had disappeared into the bustle of the dock, An Feihua turned, curiosity flickering in his eyes.“So, what now, Lyndric?”Lyndric’s gaze lingered on a group of merch
Chapter 214 – After the Final Battle (Part Five)
Lyndric Fayne closed his eyes for a moment, and an old image floated up from the depths of his memory.A thousand years into the future, there was a woman everyone called the Ripper Girl. Sharp-eyed, fearless, and famously bald. She had been the captain of the Black Bat Squadron, leading a squad that never stopped fighting, never backed down, always charging headfirst against the Voidspawn Swarm.Back then, Lyndric had been her deputy captain.They had survived so many battles together that it almost felt impossible now. Long nights in ruined cities, silent marches through shattered starfields. The kind of life that chewed you up and spit you out, leaving scars you didn’t always see, but that you felt deep down. Harsh, exhausting, cruel—but strangely unforgettable.He exhaled slowly and tapped the communicator.“Alright, Granny Stitch. I’ll go meet the Ripper Girl. I’ll stay with her for a while and take responsibility for guiding her medical studies,” he said, letting his real face ap
Chapter 215: After the Final Battle (Part Six)
“Ding dong. Scanning the host’s body stats. Special mission requirements met. Initiating special mission mode. Mission Name: A World in Confusion. Mission Description: The host is about to enter a special, chaotic world. Complete the mission and respond to unknown situations. Mission Completion Conditions: Confused. Everything is unknown. Survive. Mission Failure Conditions: Death. End of mission.”The War God System’s voice filled Lyndric Fayne’s mind, calm and precise, but this time it felt different, almost cautious. He had grown used to the constant presence, to the mechanical tone that never changed. Yet today, there was tension in it, a faint hint that even the system was unsure what awaited him.Above him, a golden gate shimmered into view. Its light was weak, almost pale, flickering along the edges as if struggling to hold itself together. He felt a strange tug in his chest, a memory he could not place. A flicker of something familiar, gone in the next heartbeat.Before
Chapter 216 – After the Final Battle (Part Seven)
Lyndric Fayne crouched deep inside a mountain cave. Outside, the world had already fallen apart. A zombie virus had spread everywhere, relentless and unstoppable.Monsters and humans alike—trapped in this bizarre, almost game-like reality—were slowly turning into the same thing: undead. The air smelled of decay, faint moans floated through the rock, and for a moment, it felt as if even the shadows were alive.Then, the familiar mechanical chime echoed in his mind.“Ding-dong. Scanning the mission world. Remaining opposing forces are minimal. The host has disrupted the world’s balance. The period of confusion has ended. Preparing to transmit the host back to the main world.”The voice of the War God System’s attendant—calm, emotionless—filled his thoughts.He frowned. That was it?“Where’s my mission reward?” he asked silently. Every mission had one. At least, that’s what the rules said.“This mission was completed through unconventional methods and remains incomplete,” the system repli
Chapter 217: After the Final Battle (Part Eight)
Kael Ardyn pushed himself up and started walking toward the research lab of the Stitching Grandma at Moonspire Academy. Morning sunlight streamed through the tall windows, casting long, soft shadows over the cobblestone paths. A gentle breeze stirred the autumn leaves, sending them skittering across the ground, and for some reason, it made him feel calm—strangely calm after everything he’d been through.Being reborn a thousand years in the past was disorienting, but Kael had realized something. There was nowhere else he truly belonged. Only the Stitching Grandma and Elara Myrin remained constants in his life. And, weird as it felt, being here was comforting, almost like returning home after wandering through countless battles and timelines. Maybe it was because, a thousand years in the future, he already knew them. He trusted them. That alone made this strange, unfamiliar time feel less lonely.The underground lab was quiet, the faint hum of machinery filling the air like a lazy heartb
Chapter 218: After the Final Battle (Part Nine)
Lyndric Fayne knew, deep down, that he still understood far too little about the Space Time Administration. Even the Stitching Grandma only grasped the surface of it, and she had never really dared to dig into how the organization worked behind the scenes. That alone said a lot.To most forces across the universe, the Space Time Administration was not just mysterious. It was practically invisible. Many had never even heard the name before. It was like a shadow drifting behind reality itself, nudging events here and there without ever stepping into the light.As for the jade pendant currently in someone else’s possession, Lyndric figured it would take a long time before it could be used again. In this era, in this world, the Space Time Administration was completely out of his reach. He existed only as a wandering soul inside Kael Ardyn’s body. There was no signal he could send, no hidden door he could knock on. If they wanted to remain distant, there was nothing he could do about it.Hi
Chapter 219: Dissecting the Clone Bald Man
The Ripper Woman froze beside him, eyes wide. She had always thought this world ran purely on machines, gears, and circuits, but now, staring at the strange devices and shimmering energy fields around her, she realized she had been completely wrong. There was something else here. Something alive. Something that almost felt aware of her presence. Powers that didn’t follow any rules she’d ever known.Kael Ardyn finished the last of his adjustments, sliding a few hidden threads of energy into the talisman before passing it to her.“Take this to Stitching Grandma and give it to the Destruction Girl,” he said, his voice calm but firm. “It’s a bit like the runes in her world. She studies it, and she can use it. I’m drained, so I’ll rest for a while. When you capture the Expressionless Bald Man from the Time-Space Administration, let me know. I want to supervise his dissection personally.”He turned and left, the faint hum of residual energy following him like a whisper.Making that capture
Chapter 220: The Clone of the Bald Man
Lyndric Fayne stood in the quiet glow of the Fifth Laboratory. The hum of energy fields vibrated through the air like a distant storm, low and steady. Around him, transparent panels enclosed the central platform, where dismantled instruments still caught the harsh white light, glittering faintly. It smelled faintly metallic, but sterile at the same time.“Granny Stitcher,” he said, calm, measured. “Have the Destruction Girl send this bald man back to the place where he was captured. Make sure none of the organs we dissected leave the lab. If anything slips out, the Space-Time Administration’s detectors could notice. And if you want to keep studying him, do it here. No exceptions.”Granny Stitcher nodded quickly, almost automatically. Silver hair tied back tightly. Eyes sharp. Years of experiments, of survival, reflected in that gaze.“Don’t worry, Lyndric,” she said quietly. “I’m more afraid of the Space-Time Administration than you are. We dissected one of their own, secretly. If the