All Chapters of The Demon King Who Raised A Hero: Chapter 111
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Chapter 111—The Risk of Corruption
The canyon had grown quiet again, but the silence felt unnatural. Dust drifted slowly through the air where the ground had collapsed, and thin cracks stretched across the blackened stone like veins. Beneath those cracks, the faint silver glow of the imprisoned God of Judgment pulsed weakly, buried under layers of crushed rock and Kael’s binding power.Kael stood at the edge of the crater and watched the glow carefully.Eron stood several steps behind him; neither of them spoke for a long time.The sky remained dark where the enormous black eye hovered high above the clouds. It no longer descended, but it had not withdrawn either. Its presence pressed down on the canyon like a silent witness that had no intention of leaving.Kael finally turned away from the crater. “We cannot stay here,” he said.Eron nodded immediately. “I know,” he replied. “But you look worse than before.”Kael did not answer at first. He walked slowly toward a large piece of fallen stone and sat down on it. Only a
Chapter 112—Temporary Reprieve
The black eye above the canyon throbbed once, dark and huge, and then it pulled back. It started to rise slowly, leaving the broken landscape below in an uneasy silence.Kael and Eron stayed still and watched the shadow go away, but neither of them felt safe enough to relax. Every instinct screamed that this pause was temporary.Kael exhaled slowly, flexing his fingers. The veins along his hands had darkened further, but the movement of the black eye had eased the immediate pressure on the seal inside him. He had survived the god’s direct gaze, but the strain had left him raw and wary.Eron stepped closer, eyes scanning the sky for any sign of returning danger. “Do you think it will come back immediately?” he asked cautiously.Kael shook his head. “Not immediately,” he said. “The presence above is calculating, not impulsive. It will wait, observe, and test.” He glanced at the crater below, where the God of Judgment was trapped. Its faint silver glow pulsed irregularly, reflecting the
Chapter 113—Rumors Across the World
The canyon battle did not remain a secret for long. Within hours of the divine clash, the first rumors began to spread beyond the surrounding regions. Initially, the rumors traveled quietly among travelers, traders, and scattered settlements that had witnessed the sky fracture due to unnatural power.However, by the next morning, the whispers had become something far larger.Entire cities were talking.In the capital of Arven, the central market had filled early. Merchants stood behind their stalls, but few customers were interested in buying anything. Groups of citizens gathered instead, speaking in tense voices while glancing repeatedly toward the northern sky.A gray-haired merchant leaned across his counter and lowered his voice.“I am telling you what I saw,” he insisted. “The sky opened. Something was watching the ground like an eye.”A younger man shook his head. “You expect us to believe that a god looked down on the world like a hunter?” he asked skeptically.“I am not asking
Chapter 114—Demon King Sightings
The rumors that spread after the canyon battle did not slow down. Instead, they grew stronger and more dangerous with every passing day.At first, most people focused on the same story. Many witnesses claimed that someone had fought the God of Judgment and survived. That claim alone was enough to send shockwaves across kingdoms and territories.However, a second rumor began to appear soon after. This rumor carried a darker name.The Demon King.The first report surfaced in a remote farming village several hundred miles east of the canyon. The village was quiet and rarely appeared on any official maps, but its residents began telling a story that quickly traveled beyond their borders.A group of farmers had been working late in the fields when the sky suddenly got dark. One of them said that a tall person had shown up on the hilltop nearby. The figure stood still while the wind pushed across the land, and the farmer swore that dark energy surrounded him like smoke.When the farmer appr
Chapter 115—A Myth Returns
The wind moved slowly across the plain while the tall grass bent in uneven waves. The stranger remained motionless two hundred meters away, watching Kael and Eron without speaking.Eron felt tension spread through his chest. The power radiating from the figure was not ordinary. It felt heavy and ancient, as though it belonged to a time long before the kingdoms of the present world existed.Kael stood calmly beside him, but Eron could see the change in his posture. Kael’s shoulders had stiffened slightly, and his gaze remained locked on the stranger.“Do you recognize him?” Eron asked quietly.Kael didn't answer right away. Instead, he looked at the stranger more closely. The wind made the dark cloak move a little, and you could see bits of black armor underneath the fabric.After several seconds, Kael spoke. “No,” he said. “But I recognize the power.”Eron frowned. “What kind of power is it?”Kael’s voice remained steady. “It is old,” he said. “Older than most of the organizations hun
Chapter 116—Eron's Fractured Faith
Kael and Eron kept going, and the plains stretched on and on in front of them. The meeting with the strange person had left them both feeling tense. After the man went out of sight, neither of them said anything for a few minutes.Eron walked beside Kael, but his thoughts were far from the path ahead. The stranger’s words continued to echo in his mind.The world once feared you.The phrase felt heavy. Eron had always believed that Kael was dangerous, but he had also believed that Kael was still human. The idea that ancient records described him as something closer to a myth unsettled him more than he wanted to admit.Finally, Eron broke the silence. “You knew what he meant.”Kael glanced at him briefly. “I understood part of it,” he replied.“That is not the same thing as answering my question.”Kael kept walking. “I know.”Eron exhaled slowly. “You could have explained something back there.”Kael’s voice remained calm. “Explaining would not have changed anything.”Eron shook his head
Chapter 117—The Mark of a Traitor
The streaks of light continued descending through the darkening sky. Eron stood beside Kael while he watched them carefully. The lights moved with a steady purpose that made the situation unmistakable. These were not random celestial events. Someone had sent them.The wind across the plains grew colder.Eron swallowed and spoke quietly. “They are getting closer.”Kael nodded. “Yes.”Eron studied the sky again. “There are too many of them.”At least a dozen glowing figures had begun to take shape as they dropped through the cloud layer. Their forms were still distant, but the energy surrounding them was unmistakable.Eron exhaled slowly. “I guess the gods decided to send a message.”Kael remained calm. “They are not the gods themselves.”“That does not make me feel better.”Kael turned toward him. “These are envoys.”Eron frowned. “Envoys for what?”“Judgment.”Eron forced himself to stay calm. “That sounds very official.”Kael looked toward the approaching figures again. “That is beca
Chapter 118—The Holy Purge
The stone gates continued to open as the ancient structure rose higher from the fractured earth. Dust rolled across the plain in thick waves as broken stone slid from the sides of the emerging walls. The structure looked older than anything Eron had seen before. Every surface carried marks of erosion and ancient carvings that had faded with time.Eron stared in disbelief. “This place has been buried for centuries.”Kael nodded slightly. “Yes.”The commander of the Judgment Guard stepped forward while keeping his eyes fixed on the massive structure.“This region has been mapped by the Church for generations,” he said. “There has never been any record of a ruin here.”Kael responded calmly. “That does not mean it did not exist.”The rumbling ground slowly settled as the fortress completed its ascent. The enormous gates stood fully open now, revealing darkness inside.No one spoke for several seconds.Eron felt uneasy as he studied the shadowed entrance. “It looks abandoned,” he said.Ka
Chapter 119—The Choice to Fight
The warden’s voice echoed across the battlefield. “You are the one the gods warned us about.”The massive creature stood at the entrance of the ancient prison while its glowing eyes remained fixed on Kael. The army of gray prisoners waited silently behind it as if the warden’s command had frozen them in place.Eron felt the tension in the air grow heavier.He looked toward Kael. “You did not mention that the gods warned monsters about you.”Kael kept his eyes on the towering figure. “I was not aware that they had.”The commander of the Judgment Guard stepped forward cautiously. His spear still glowed with divine energy as he studied the enormous creature.“You are speaking as if you know him.”The warden’s gaze shifted briefly toward the commander. “I know his kind.”Eron frowned. “What does that mean?”The warden ignored him and continued speaking to Kael. “The gods sealed us here centuries ago,” it said. “Before the prison closed, they told us about a man who would one day break the
Chapter 120—The Demon Alliance
The angel’s arrival changed the battlefield instantly. The glowing figure stood within the crater of divine light while its radiant wings stretched wide behind it. The sword in its hand burned with a steady flame that illuminated the fractured ground around it.Every creature on the battlefield stopped moving. The gray prisoners froze where they stood, and the Judgment Guard lowered their weapons slightly as they recognized the divine presence.Eron shielded his eyes from the brightness. “That is not one of the envoys from earlier.”Kael kept his gaze fixed on the angel. “No,” he said quietly. “This one is different.”The commander of the Judgment Guard stepped forward and dropped to one knee immediately. “Divine messenger,” he said respectfully. “We did not expect direct intervention.”The angel did not look at him.Its attention remained locked on Kael. “The gods have observed your actions long enough,” the angel said. “Your continued existence has created instability.”Eron looked