All Chapters of God Of Lust and War system: Chapter 61
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Chapter 63: Hecate, the Deadly Beauty
The Veridia Royal Palace, once a masterpiece of crystal architecture, now looked like the scorched skeleton of a monster. Its sharp tower peaks were broken, and its semi-transparent walls were now cracked and blackened, stained by dark energy. Artur, Aurora, and the ten best remaining Knights of Light crept through the ruins of the shattered palace gardens. They moved like shadows, their every step muffled by a simple silencing spell Artur had taught them. "The main gate is guarded by two dark golems," Aurora whispered, pointing toward two giant obsidian statues standing silently in front of the main entrance. Their empty eyes glowed with malevolent purple fire. "They are immune to physical and light attacks." "Then we won't go through the main gate," Artur countered. He looked up, pointing to a ruined balcony on the third floor. "We'll enter from there." Before anyone could ask how, Artur placed his
Chapter 64: Trauma and Sudden Advancement
Whoosh. Artur reappeared in the middle of the stuffy underground bunker, the limp body of Aurora cradled in his arms. The remaining knights, who had been waiting anxiously, immediately swarmed him. Their faces, previously filled with hope, instantly twisted into horror when they saw only the two of them return. And the commander... looked utterly broken. "Where... where are the others?" an old knight asked, his voice trembling. "Where is the King?" Artur didn't answer. He walked past them like a zombie, his gaze vacant. He gently laid Aurora on one of the empty bunks, then walked to the darkest corner of the bunker and slumped to the floor, resting his head against the cold concrete wall. A painful silence enveloped the bunker. They all understood. The mission was a complete failure. ["Artur? Darling? Talk to me!"] Amel's panicked voice echoed in his mind, but it felt like it was
Chapter 65: Aurora's Dual Cultivation: The Vow of Vengeance
"Take me somewhere private," Aurora commanded, her voice no longer trembling with sorrow, but with cold, frozen resolve. "No one must see or hear." Artur nodded. He looked at the knights who were staring at them in confusion. "All of you, guard the bunker entrance. Don't let anyone in. Understood?" The knights, though confused, obeyed the aura of command that had suddenly returned to Artur, stronger than before. Artur guided Aurora to a small, empty storage room at the back of the bunker. The door was made of thick metal. As soon as they entered, Artur sealed it with a touch of godly energy, creating total silence. The only light came from the faint glow of Aurora's silver armor. The room was cold and smelled of dust. There was no bed, no luxury. Only the hard concrete floor. The atmosphere was completely unromantic. This was not Ling Ling's sensual pavilion or Amel's loving chamber. This was a trans
Chapter 66: Preparing for the Rematch
The golden light and bluish-white flames slowly dimmed, leaving a thick silence and the pungent smell of ozone in the cold storage room. In the darkness, two pairs of eyes shone—one gold, one fiery blue. "I can feel it," Aurora whispered. Her voice was no longer hoarse from crying, but low and vibrating with newfound power. "Flowing in my blood. Like a river of fire." "Good," Artur replied, his voice calm and deep. He released his embrace, creating a slight distance between their still-sweating bodies. "Keep that rage. Don't let it go out. Make it fuel." Aurora didn't answer. She just nodded. Without a shred of shame, she began picking up the plates of her armor from the concrete floor and putting them back on. Her movements were faster now, more efficient. Each silver plate seemed to leap into place, merging with her undergarments as if becoming a second skin. Artur did the same. As he put his
Chapter 67: Proof on the Veridia Battlefield
WHOOSH. With a sensation like being pulled through a cosmic needle eye, the seven warriors vanished from the bunker and reappeared on the roof of the west watchtower. Several knights stumbled and nearly fell from dizziness, but Aurora, whose body now resonated with Artur's godly power, landed firmly, her light sword already drawn. "Report," Artur hissed, his eyes instantly scanning the surroundings. "Roof clear," Aurora replied. "No aerial patrols. According to your plan, Commander." Too clean. Artur felt a bad premonition. No resistance at all. It felt wrong. ["Artur, it's a trap," Ling Ling's voice sounded urgent in his mind. ["I've processed the pattern. The lack of guards at vital points like this is a strategic anomaly. She deliberately let you in."] *I know,* Artur replied mentally. *But we are too far in to retreat. The only way ou
Chapter 68: The Cosmic Pheromone Trigger
"Only nonsense comes out of your mouth, Demon!" Aurora roared. Driven by newly rekindled fury, she lunged forward, her flame sword leaving a blinding white streak in the air. "I will silence you forever!" Hecate didn't even flinch. She merely offered a slight, dismissive smile. "New power makes you reckless, Little Knight." Just as Aurora's sword was about to cleave her neck, Hecate vanished. She reappeared behind Aurora, her movements fluid and graceful. "Too slow," she whispered. She kicked Aurora's back with the heel of her boot. The kick seemed light, almost effortless. But Aurora was thrown forward as if struck by a freight train, hitting the invisible wall of the Soul Mirror Formation with a loud *thud* and collapsing limply. The fire on her sword dimmed. "AURORA!" Artur yelled. "Now it's your turn," Hecate said, turning to face Artur. Her face was no l
Chapter 69: Conquest of the Demoness
The aroma of the cosmic pheromone was so thick inside the magic cage that the air felt heavy and intoxicating. Hecate was still kneeling, her body trembling violently in the struggle between her proud Demon General's will and her completely hijacked biological instincts. Every breath felt like inhaling pure aphrodisiac that burned her lungs and sent waves of heat throughout her body. "I... will... kill you..." she hissed, but the words no longer carried a threat. Her voice was hoarse and full of unbearable desire, every syllable sounding like a whimper. Artur, whose consciousness was now dominated by the cold system protocol, rose slowly. The pain in his body had been suppressed, replaced by a wave of primal Yang energy demanding release. He no longer saw Hecate as an enemy to be destroyed. He saw her as a target to be conquered. Outside the magic formation, Aurora, who had just recovered from Hecate's kick, struggled to
Chapter 70: The Demon General as a Cosmic Pillar
The words hung in the air of the ruined Throne Room, more shocking than any mana explosion. "My Lord." One word from the lips of the most feared Demon General in the sector. Not spoken in a mocking or sarcastic tone, but with a hollow, final resignation. Aurora, standing outside the circle of destruction, lowered her flame sword. Total confusion was etched on her face. Her burning rage for revenge suddenly lost its target. How could she kill her enemy if that enemy now called her savior 'My Lord'? The Veridia knights were equally bewildered. The demon soldiers, seeing their mighty general submit to the enemy god, began to growl softly, not understanding what was happening. Artur looked at Hecate. The nausea from the brutal act forced upon him by the system slowly receded, replaced by cold strategic calculation. He had gained a new asset. A very powerful and very dangerous asset.<
Chapter 71: The Challenge of Goddess Alice
WHOOSH. Artur reappeared in the silence of the Neutral Universe. This time, his transition was smooth and effortless. He no longer felt nauseous. He simply stepped out of one reality and into another as if passing through a doorway. He was not alone. Two female figures appeared beside him. Aurora, still enveloped in her divine white flame, looked around with awe and wariness. On the other side, Hecate appeared with a controlled dark aura, her face expressionless as she scanned the endless void. Before them, the six other Companion Goddesses were already waiting. An awkward and tense silence immediately descended. Amel was the first to react. Her rose-gold eyes narrowed when she saw Hecate, the Demon General who had almost gotten her beloved killed. "Her," Amel hissed, her light whip appearing in her hand by reflex. "What is she doing here
Chapter 72: The Paid Kiss of the Goddess
The admiration in Alice’s eyes felt real, more tangible than any cosmic magic. It was the acknowledgment of one god to another, of a teacher to a student who had surpassed her. The holographic Colosseum arena around them faded, returning to the tranquil void of the Neutral Universe. Artur lowered his stance, his battle aura subsiding. He looked at Alice, who now stood before him, her smile no longer mysterious, but genuine. "You learn quickly," Alice said, her voice soft. "Using Mr. Fool's trickery against me. I didn't anticipate that." "You told me yourself I needed to be more cunning," Artur countered, a thin smirk appearing on his face. "And you also said... there was unfinished business." Alice raised an eyebrow. "Oh really? What business?" Artur stepped forward, closing the distance between them until only inches remained. The six goddesses behind him, plus Aurora and