All Chapters of Rise of the Super War God: Chapter 231
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Chapter 231: The Golden Bald Man and the Golden Blood
Lyndric Fayne stood at the edge of a fractured plain, blinking against the chaos around him. The sky above looked ripped apart, jagged streaks of color and light clawing across the heavens. Beneath his feet, the ground quivered. Rifts of space and time tore through the earth, colliding with a force that made the air tremble. Energy surged in waves, crashing against itself in endless fury. Yet somehow, a faintly shimmering white barrier held everything together, keeping the realms from collapsing into absolute nothingness.He shook his head, trying to make sense of it. Normally, if two rifts from different realms collided like this—and in such numbers—the world would have been obliterated long ago. Connected realms would crumble along with them, and the mingling of opposing forces alone could spark a chain reaction of destruction, unstoppable once it started.But here… something extraordinary was holding it all in check. Something colossal. Ancient. Lyndric felt it pressing against his
Chapter 232: Future Experiment
After everything finally settled, Lyndric Fayne took control of the spacecraft and eased it into the sky.The engines hummed, low and steady, as the ship lifted off. Below, the strange world shrank rapidly. Just before the vessel fully departed, several massive octopus creatures emerged one last time. They moved with deliberate grace, almost ceremoniously.Under the orders of their queen, they handed Lyndric several tightly sealed gift bags. Each one felt heavy in his hands, clearly prepared just for him. He didn’t peek inside, just stored them carefully and focused on leaving. No curiosity, at least not yet.The ship sliced through the atmosphere and into the dark expanse of space. Stars stretched endlessly, like scattered embers frozen in time. Following the coordinates given by the golden bald man, Lyndric quickly identified the hidden one-way spacetime passage.Little Mary sat quietly beside him as he activated the jump.The strange world disappeared.For a long while, neither spo
Chapter 233: Half a Head
“You are not my future self.”Lyndric Fayne’s voice was calm, but the smile curling at the corner of his lips was anything but. Crooked, faintly amused, and undeniably dangerous. Anyone who knew him would recognize it instantly. That was the smile he wore when someone’s fate was already sealed.“I don’t know how you managed to sneak in here wearing my face,” he said, eyes narrowing as they locked on the man before him, “but one thing is clear. You came with no good intentions. So let’s end this now, impostor.”The other Lyndric didn’t respond.He looked older, harder, a little worn. But something was off. The rhythm of his energy didn’t match. Close enough to fool an outsider’s eye, but far from convincing to someone who knew himself better than anyone ever could.Present‑timeline Lyndric didn’t hesitate.Fresh from the mental hospital’s morgue and having crossed ten years into the future, he raised his hand.The Evil Sword Control Technique activated.The air trembled.A blood‑red lo
Chapter 234: Cosmic Knight Insect
“Alright, but building a Defense Space-Time Bureau detection device like this is going to cost a fortune,” Lyndric Fayne said, calm but sharp-eyed. “Your underground mortuary needs to be sealed on all six sides. I can give you the design plans for installing the device. Funding will have to come from the Holy Maiden herself. As for construction, she should contact Granny Stitch. She knows exactly what to do for projects like this.”The dean bowed politely. “Thank you, Elder Lyndric, for your guidance.”Lyndric led Little Mary up the stairs. He declined the invitation to stay at the psychiatric hospital. He preferred the quiet of the spacecraft, the kind of peace where he could rest without interruptions. Once aboard, he said, “Little Mary, take us to the Holy Church headquarters, the planet where Holy Maiden Anfeihua resides. I’ll rest in the rear cabin. Wake me when we’re close.”The ship lifted off, gliding through the stars. Lyndric settled into the rear cabin, letting his body rel
Chapter 235: Return
The Cosmic Knight Insect was secured. Lyndric Fayne stood for a moment, watching it. Its segmented body shimmered faintly in the lab lights. Every twitch of its antennae seemed deliberate, almost aware of him. He had studied first-generation specimens months ago, but this one… it was on another level entirely.He decided to stay at the Holy Church for a while, working with Elara Myrin. They weren’t just observing a creature. They were testing the limits, shaping a single-soldier combat system in ways few could imagine.Elara had spared no expense. A massive underground laboratory stretched beneath the Church, layered with multiple floors. Biological analysis, genetic sequencing, technological augmentation, controlled experiment chambers—each meticulously arranged. Yet, even with all that wealth and effort, something crucial was missing. The equipment was top-tier, yes, but some devices didn’t exist anywhere public. Tools only whispered about in Federation medical circles. Not even the
Chapter 236: Building a Fortress Villa
“Lord Lyndric Fayne, the Saintess, arranged for me to stay here and help with your daily life. And anything else you might need. If there’s more, just tell me, and I’ll report it to the Holy Church so they can get it ready. I’m staying. I’m not leaving, Lord Lyndric Fayne,” Little Mary said, her voice soft but firm.Her cheeks warmed slightly as she spoke. Without skipping a beat, she pulled out a cleaning cloth, knelt, and started scrubbing the floor carefully.“This room hasn’t been cleaned for days, right? Don’t worry. I’ve got this,” she added, her eyes shining with determination.Lyndric raised an eyebrow, a faint smirk tugging at his lips. “Really? Are you going to stick around that much? There are cleaning robots for this. Why bother doing it yourself?”“Robots aren’t as thorough as I am. Don’t worry, Lord Lyndric Fayne. I won’t cause trouble. If you let me sleep on the bed, I’ll sleep there. If not… I’ll take the floor,” she said, her tone pleading but determined.He studied h
Chapter 237: Cell Separation
Lyndric Fayne looked down at Little Mary. Her cheeks were pink, her fingers trembling slightly. She looked embarrassed, like she’d been caught in some small, private secret. He hesitated, weighing his words. Then he spoke, calm but teasing.“Buying a small bed? Waste of money. It’s only for two days. And yeah, technically it’s not my money, but still. You’re way too young for this.” A smirk tugged at his lips. “Here’s what you do. Take a big, thick blanket and a pillow. Sleep on the floor. Done. Go get them this afternoon. I’ll be out for a while. Won’t be back until tonight. The hover car’s mine for now.”Little Mary’s eyes widened so fast it almost looked like they would pop out of her head. “Sleep… on the floor? No way! I’m not small! Where am I small? Where?” She clutched the edge of her dress, muttering under her breath as he walked away.Lyndric didn’t look back. He stepped out of the room, went down the stairs, and the hover car was waiting for him. With a flick of his wrist, t
Chapter 238: Black Hole Temporal Reversal
“Grandma Stitch, just do a simple check on my body. Don’t dissect me. Even if you tried, you wouldn’t find that parasite, and neither would I. And if you killed me, there’d be no one left to help with your research.”Lyndric Fayne felt a flicker of unease. Slowly, deliberately, he lowered himself onto the operating table, keeping his eyes on the strange instruments that hummed and glimmered under the lights.When Grandma Stitch reached for the anesthesia, he shook his head. Absolutely not. No amount of pleading or reasoning would change his mind.“I want to stay awake while you work on me. I might even talk to you as you go,” he said. His mind raced. If the anesthetic entered his system, he might not even remain fully human. He could become something else. Half-human… half something else entirely.“This experiment will be painful. You really should take the anesthesia and rest for a while. By the time you wake, I will be finished,” Grandma Stitch rasped, her voice hoarse, trying to c
Chapter 239: The Passage of the Destruction Girl
A girl in a flowing red dress stepped out of the space-time rift. One of her hands had transformed into a long, razor-sharp blade. Her eyes glowed an intense, blood-red.She flicked a glance at Patchwork Granny, then fixed her gaze on Lyndric Fayne.“So… you must be Lyndric Fayne,” she said, her voice sharp, playful even, with a hint of challenge. “Too weak. When we enter the black hole, stay close. Don’t wander off. And if you want to study that thing, speak up at the right time. You look young… just like Patchwork Granny said. Really, a master of mechanics and space-time? Capable of coding a time machine?” Her eyes pierced him, unflinching, as she stepped closer, giving him no room to respond.Lyndric’s Evil Sword Technique was a high-level immortal art, carefully concealed. Using it, he restrained the God of War System within him, giving the impression of ordinary strength. Anyone observing would be completely fooled.“You’ve already seen my sword,” he said, voice calm and steady.
Chapter 240: The Past of the Destruction Girl
Once the final calculations settled down and the numbers stopped shifting, the Destruction Girl spoke again.“Fine. No problem.”Her voice was calm, almost casual, but there was something sharp hidden underneath it, like steel wrapped in cloth.“For this operation, for probing the spacetime black hole, I’ll follow your commands. I’ll cooperate.” She paused, her crimson eyes narrowing just a little. “But once you make it back safely, you build the device that sends me to the Rune Age. Immediately. That’s the deal.”Her blood‑red gaze fixed on Lyndric Fayne and didn’t move.“If you break your promise, then even if you’re strong, I’ll fight you to the death. And even if I can’t kill you, I’ll make sure you don’t walk away intact.”There was no anger in her tone. No heat. She spoke the words as if she were stating a law of nature.Lyndric didn’t react.“No problem,” he said. “Deal.”For a moment, no one spoke. The only sound was the low, steady hum of the spacecraft’s systems. Outside the