All Chapters of God Of Lust and War system: Chapter 21
- Chapter 30
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Chapter 21: Speed Beyond Limits
Rat-tat-tat-tat-tat!Flashes of fire erupted from the muzzle of the terrorist’s assault rifle. Hot shell casings ejected into the air, dancing in slow motion in Artur’s eyes. Five deadly projectiles hurtled straight toward his heart, tearing through the air with a sharp whistle. To normal eyes, death was certain within a fraction of a second.But Artur was no longer a normal human.Time didn't just slow down; time now bent to his will. In his mind, an instinctual command—not from the system, but from the dormant consciousness of the War Emperor—took over.His body responded before he even had time to think. He didn't dodge sideways or jump. Instead, he leaned his body forward at an impossible angle, his feet seemingly glued to the asphalt while his upper body swayed like a dancer avoiding a spotlight. His movement was so fluid and unnatural that it looked like a cheap visual effect.The first bullet merely grazed the air besid
Chapter 22: Confession and the Noble Duty
The dorm room door burst open, making Amel and Diana, who were sitting tensely on the edge of the bed, jump in surprise. Artur entered, his breath coming in slight gasps, not from exhaustion, but because the remnants of battle adrenaline were still surging through his veins.“Artur! Are you okay?!” Amel cried out, immediately running and hugging him tightly. “We were so worried! We could hear the explosions all the way here!”Diana followed behind her, her watchful eyes scanning Artur up and down, searching for injuries. “What’s it like out there? Were they really terrorists?”“I’m fine,” Artur replied, returning Amel’s hug while looking at Diana to reassure her. “And yes, they were terrorists. But there was something more to it.”He gently released Amel. “I need a shower; I smell like gunpowder and dust.”As he walked toward the bathroom, the Divine Screen in
Chapter 23: Birth of the God of Love System
The silence that enveloped the hotel room felt thick and heavy, filled with the remnants of swirling energy. Ayu lay in Artur’s embrace, her breathing slowly returning to normal. She could feel a strange warmth spreading through her plastered leg, a soothing, tingling sensation as if thousands of tiny ants were diligently working to repair every cell of her fractured bone. “Artur…” she whispered, her voice hoarse from exhaustion and pleasure. “My leg… the pain is gone.” Artur looked down, gazing at the tough officer’s face, which now seemed softer and more fragile. He could feel it—Ayu’s disciplined energy now flowed within him, not as a wild surge like Amel’s or Diana’s, but as a focused, regulated stream. That energy acted as a catalyst, organizing and harmonizing the two other Yin energies already present inside him. Suddenly, a clear, majestic
Chapter 24: The Burning Transformation
Artur stared at the crystal vial in his hand. The liquid inside swirled slowly, emitting a soft light that seemed to whisper of ancient power and unimaginable pain. Beside him, on the bed, Ayu watched him anxiously, the thin hotel blanket pulled up to her chest. “Are you sure you want to do this now?” Ayu asked, her voice trembling. “That woman… Alice… she said it would be excruciating.” Artur turned, looking at Ayu’s pale face. He offered a thin smile, one that didn’t reach his eyes, which now gleamed with steely resolve. “Pain is relative, Ayu. Being humiliated and weak is far more painful. I won’t go back to that.” Without further hesitation, he uncorked the crystal stopper. A strange aroma—a mix of ozone after a thunderstorm and a fragrance of flowers unknown to Earth—wafted into the air. He downed the entire contents of the vial in a sin
Chapter 25: The Cosmic Pre-Cultivation Trial
Ayu could only stare, words caught in her throat. The man before her still looked like Artur, but the aura surrounding him was completely different. If before he was like a warm yet potentially searing bonfire, now he was like the calm core of the sun—radiating silent yet absolute power. The layer of black grime sloughing off his skin was silent proof of the brutal metamorphosis he had just undergone.“Dragon’s Fury?” Artur murmured, reading the notification on the System Screen. The name sounded powerful and ancient. “System, explain.”[Dragon’s Fury (Level 1): Basic spiritual energy release technique. Converts the Yang energy within your body into an offensive shockwave. Effect: Destroys low-level non-spiritual targets. Stamina Consumption: Moderate.]Artur clenched his fist. He could feel the new energy swirling in his core, restless, waiting to be unleashed. He needed to test it. Right now.“Ayu, stay he
Chapter 26: The Farewell
Artur and Ayu returned to the boarding house several hours later, after Artur ensured Ayu could walk normally and had hidden her cast inside a large bag. They found Amel and Diana waiting anxiously, sitting side-by-side on the edge of the bed in tense silence. As soon as Artur entered, both girls stood up simultaneously. “Well?” Diana asked, getting straight to the point, her sharp eyes scanning Ayu from head to toe. “Did she… join?” Artur nodded. “This is Ayu. Our new Combat Pillar.” Ayu gave a short, polite nod, her posture as straight as a soldier reporting for duty, even though she was only wearing the civilian clothes Artur had bought her. Amel looked at Ayu, then at Artur. Her face was pale. “So it’s true, Tur? You… you’re leaving?” “I have to,” Artur replied, his voice soft yet firm. &ldq
Chapter 27: Dimensional Leap
The first step felt like plunging into a sea of mercury. The silver portal swallowed Artur and Ayu silently, but the sensation they felt was the opposite. Their ears rang with unheard cosmic frequencies, and their bodies felt squeezed by invisible forces from all directions. Their vision fractured into a kaleidoscope of insane colors—nebula purple, emerald green, and blood red—spinning so fast it induced nausea. There was no up, no down, only the sensation of being simultaneously pulled and pushed through a narrow tunnel of reality. *“Swallow this,”* Alice’s voice briefly echoed in their minds just before they jumped. Two small, silver jelly beads appeared in their palms. They tasted strange, like cold mint mixed with static electricity, but as soon as they dissolved on their tongues, Artur and Ayu instantly understood the crackling energy around them as a universal language. “Hold you
Chapter 28: The War Emperor's Intervention
As the jagged black sword blade began its descent, cleaving the air with a hungry hiss, time seemed to freeze for Xiao Wei. She closed her eyes, her lips murmuring the name of her sect in a desperate final prayer. Death felt cold and inevitable. However, instead of feeling the sharp slice that would tear her flesh, all she heard was a deafening clang of metal, as loud as a cracked temple bell. CLANG! Xiao Wei opened her eyes, trembling. The sight before her made her gasp. A strange man suddenly stood between her and death. He carried no sword, wore no armor, only a simple shirt and trousers from an oddly foreign world. He held back the strike of the black sword with just two fingers. His index and middle fingers clamped the dark energy-shrouded blade with absolute serenity. Black sparks flew at the point of contact, but the man’s fingers were not even scratched.&nbs
Chapter 29: The Dragon's Fury
The silence in the bamboo grove was instantly shattered, not by a shout of victory, but by a long groan filled with pain and terror. The second man—the metal claw user whose wrist Artur had crushed earlier—was still alive. He had witnessed with his own eyes how his leader, the proud disciple of the Black Crow Sect, had died instantly with five gaping holes in his chest. The smell of burnt flesh mixed with pungent ozone made him nauseous. Primal fear crawled up his spine, paralyzing his cultivator logic. “M-monster…” he hissed, his voice shaking violently. He scrambled backward, his feet kicking frantically at the damp ground. The pain in his crushed hand was forgotten; his survival instinct screamed one word: run. Disregarding pride or revenge, he turned and forced his trembling legs to sprint as fast as possible through the dense bamboo, abandoning his foolishly dead comrade.
Chapter 30: The Fourth Goddess “Xiao Wei”
The question hung in the air, heavy with the smell of ozone and blood, like the mist that shrouded the bamboo forest in the early dawn. Xiao Wei stared at Artur with eyes that radiated a mixture of fear, respect, and fragile hope. Artur took a deep breath, suppressing the pain in his chest caused by his depleted stamina. He gently but firmly pushed away Ayu’s supporting hand, then forced himself to stand tall before the cultivator girl. His posture had to remain dominant. In this cutthroat world of cultivation, weakness was an invitation to be underestimated. “Who are we?” Artur repeated, his voice hoarse but low, lending a mysterious air amplified by his passive Charisma. “Consider us an anomaly this world needs.” He took a step forward, his foot crushing the remnants of black dust from the undead he had just annihilated. “My name is Artur. And this is Ayu, my lie