All Chapters of Transmigrated into another world with the strongest core: Chapter 71
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Chapter 70: The Weight of Dragon Blood
The training grounds were quieter than usual in the early hours.Mist clung to the stone floor of the arena and the surrounding practice fields. A few students were already awake, moving through warm ups or basic spell exercises, but the usual noise had not yet taken over the campus.Steel rang once.Then again.A heavy strike slammed into a reinforced practice pillar, leaving a shallow dent in the metal plating.Kael stepped back and rolled his shoulder.The pillar leaned slightly from the impact.He exhaled slowly, tightening the grip on his practice blade before swinging again.The strike came down harder this time.Metal groaned.A crack formed across the surface.Kael lowered the sword and studied the damage.,'Still not enough.'His voice was calm, though sweat already ran down his neck.A figure sitting on the arena wall chuckled.,'If you break another one of those pillars the instructors are going to charge you for it.'Kael didn’t turn.,'Then they should stop making them so
Chapter 71: The Ones Who Stayed Behind
Rodrick Hale hated quiet training rooms.They made him think too much.Steel rang across the practice hall as his blade slammed against a reinforced dummy again and again. The strikes came fast, sharp, controlled, but the frustration behind them was obvious.The wooden core inside the training construct cracked.Rodrick stepped back and ran a hand through his hair.,'Damn it.'Across the hall someone sighed.Gerald sat at a long table covered with maps, notes, and half written spell diagrams. He had been watching Rodrick train for the past hour without saying anything.Now he finally spoke.,'You broke the last one too.'Rodrick glanced at the cracked dummy.,'Then they should build stronger ones.'Gerald raised an eyebrow.,'You sound like Kael.'Rodrick snorted.,'Don’t insult me.'He grabbed a towel from the rack and wiped sweat from his neck.,'Kael actually made the tournament.'Gerald returned his attention to the notes in front of him.,'So did Lucas.'Rodrick leaned against th
Chapter 72: The Night Before Convergence
Lucas had been standing in the same place for nearly an hour.The training yard behind the combat hall was empty at this time of night. Most students had already finished their final preparations and returned to their dorms. Only the quiet hum of the academy wards and the distant sound of footsteps in the corridors broke the silence.Lucas held his sword loosely in one hand.He wasn’t swinging it.He wasn’t training.He was thinking.The moonlight stretched across the stone ground, pale and steady. A faint breeze moved through the open yard, carrying with it the familiar sensation of Aether that constantly surrounded the academy.Lucas exhaled slowly.,'This is harder than it looks.'He lifted the blade again and angled it forward.Aether stirred inside his core.Not violently.Not explosively.Just enough to respond.He focused.The memory replayed clearly in his mind.Jason’s demonstration.The way the older student had moved his sword, the calm control in his stance, and then the s
Chapter 73: The Day of Convergence
Morning came faster than expected. It didn’t feel like a full night had passed. Lucas opened his eyes to the faint light pushing through the window, the sky just beginning to shift from dark blue into pale gold. For a second, he didn’t move. Then it hit him. Today. He sat up slowly, running a hand through his hair. ,'Yeah no going back now.' Outside, the academy was already awake. Not just awake. Active. Voices carried through the halls, louder than usual. Footsteps moved with purpose, not the usual lazy morning shuffle. Doors opened and closed, students calling to each other, energy filling the air in a way that felt different. Focused. Lucas stood and stretched, his body still carrying the memory of yesterday’s training. The faint soreness in his arms wasn’t unpleasant. If anything, it grounded him. He picked up his sword, resting it against his shoulder as he stepped out into the corridor. Rodrick was already there. Leaning against the wall. Looking l
Chapter 74: Banners of Power
The air in the assembly hall didn’t settle.It sharpened.What had started as noise, anticipation, scattered excitement, slowly condensed into something more structured. More intentional.Six academies.Six forces.All in one place.Lucas stood still, eyes moving across the hall, taking everything in without rushing it. Every uniform, every stance, every expression.This wasn’t like watching people train anymore.This was.evaluation.Rodrick leaned slightly toward him."Why does it feel like everyone is sizing each other up without moving,"Lucas smirked."Because they are,"Rodrick exhaled."Great, I’m already losing and I’m not even competing,"Lily nudged him lightly."You lost before you got here,"Rodrick pointed at her."Wild card, don’t talk too much,"Lily grinned."Keep reminding yourself that,"Before Rodrick could reply, a clear voice echoed across the hall."Instructors, position the delegations."The command wasn’t loud.But it carried.Immediately, movement began.Order
Chapter 75: Names on the Board
The arena was larger than Lucas expected.Not just in size, but in presence.It sat at the center of the academy grounds, a massive circular structure carved from pale stone, its walls lined with layered seating that rose high enough to hold every student from all six academies and more. At the center lay the combat field, wide, clean, and marked with faint engravings that pulsed softly with Aether.The moment Lucas stepped inside, he felt it.The shift.This wasn’t a training ground.This wasn’t a practice match.This was where it mattered.Rodrick let out a low whistle as they walked in."Okay, yeah, this is different."Gerald adjusted his sleeves slightly, eyes already scanning the structure."The formation lines are reinforced. The field will absorb most stray output."Rodrick blinked."You figured that out in two seconds."Gerald didn’t look at him."It’s obvious."Lily crossed her arms as she walked beside them."You say that about everything."Lucas didn’t say anything.His att
Chapter 76: Opening Matches
The arena didn’t roar.It hummed.A low, steady vibration that settled into the bones of everyone watching, like the entire structure itself understood what was about to happen.Lucas stood with the Eldoria group at the edge of the combat field, arms loose at his sides, eyes fixed ahead.The first matches were about to begin.Not his.Not yet.But that didn’t make them any less important.Rodrick leaned slightly forward beside him, hands stuffed into his pockets, trying and failing to look relaxed."Okay, I take it back," he muttered. "This is way bigger than I thought."Lily stood on Lucas’s other side, arms folded."You said that already.""Yeah, but now I mean it more."Gerald adjusted his glasses slightly, gaze already scanning the arena like he was memorizing every detail."You should be paying attention," he said. "These matches will tell us more than any briefing."Rodrick groaned."You say that like I’m not already stressed."Elara stood just ahead of them, her strategic team
Chapter 77: Still Water, Silent Edge
The arena didn’t quiet down after the previous match.If anything, it grew louder.Not chaotic, not uncontrolled, but charged.Every fight so far had peeled back another layer of what the Sovereign Six Convergence really was. It wasn’t just strength. It wasn’t just technique.It was identity.Each academy carried its own style, its own philosophy, its own way of shaping power.And now, it was Kael’s turn.The announcer’s voice cut cleanly through the rising noise.“Next match. Eldoria Academy versus Obsidian Gate War Seminary.”A brief pause.“Kael Vire against Darius Vorn.”The reaction was immediate.Not explosive like before.But heavy.Because Obsidian Gate had already made an impression.They didn’t move like the others.Didn’t carry themselves the same way.There was something restrained about them.Something dangerous.Rodrick leaned forward from the stands.“Yeah, I don’t like this one already.”Gerald didn’t take his eyes off the arena.“Watch carefully.”Lucas stood still.F
Chapter 78: Edge Against the Storm
The arena had not yet settled from Kael’s victory when Lucas stepped onto the field.The stone beneath his boots still carried the cracks left behind by the previous match. Dust lingered faintly in the air, drifting in pale streaks beneath the morning light filtering through the open dome above.This time, the crowd was louder.Not because Lucas was more famous than Kael.But because people had been waiting for this match.Lucas Vale had become a name people were beginning to say with interest.The student who defeated Lily in the Combat Division selection tournament.The unknown second-year who had forced Kael to acknowledge him.The boy who had received a threat letter before the Convergence even began.And now he would face Ironcrest’s rising spear prodigy.Riven Tal.From the opposite gate, Riven entered the arena.He was taller than Lucas by a little, broad across the shoulders, with sharp bronze eyes and dark red hair tied high behind his head. His expression was calm, but there
Chapter 79: Sword of the Rising Current
The moment Riven moved, the entire arena seemed to tighten around him.Fire spiraled around the spearhead.Wind twisted into narrow rotating streams along the shaft.Lightning crackled between the silver rings embedded in the black metal.The air screamed as he lunged.This was no longer probing pressure.No longer testing strikes.This was intent.A finishing assault.Rodrick half-rose from his seat.“Oh, that looks bad.”Gerald did not answer.He was too focused on the arena below.Lucas stood his ground.His body was bruised, his breathing heavier than before, and his ribs still ached from the earlier hit.But something inside him had changed.He could see it now.Riven’s rhythm.The pulse behind the spear.The way each elemental current connected to the next.Not separate attacks.One flowing chain.And chains could be broken.Riven’s first strike came down like falling lightning.Lucas moved.Not backward.Forward.His foot slid diagonally across the stone as the spear blade cras