All Chapters of Redeeming the Broken Stars.: Chapter 361
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Chapter 372: Rise of the dead walkers:
With final farewells exchanged, the team, now including Clara, departed the district as the morning sun crested fully over the horizon, their path leading northeast toward the distant, jagged silhouette of Skyfather's Rest visible faintly on the horizon.The journey began in relatively comfortable silence, the team settling into a steady traveling pace as the district gradually faded behind them, replaced by rolling fields and gentle hills stretching toward the horizon."So, Clara." Wei Crossblade immediately said, breaking the silence as they walked, offering the young seer a friendly grin. "Any particularly embarrassing visions about any of us you'd care to share? I feel like that could make for excellent traveling entertainment."Clara giggled softly, the tension of their departure easing slightly. "I don't think it works that way, Wei Crossblade.""Worth a try." Wei Crossblade immediately said with an exaggerated shrug.Ash Thornwood chuckled from nearby. "Careful what you wish fo
Chapter 373: The Ambush:
For a long, suspended moment, the entire team stood frozen atop the hill, staring down at the horrifying spectacle unfolding within the valley below. Dozens upon dozens of reanimated corpses poured from the tree line like a dark, unstoppable tide, their hollow, glowing eyes fixed unnervingly upon the team's exact position."This isn't possible." Ryn Ashenfang immediately said, her voice trembling with disbelief as she stared down at the approaching horde. "I designed protective wards specifically to mask our movements. There is no conceivable way he should have been able to track us.""Clearly something went wrong." Commander Zach immediately said, his voice tight with alarm as he drew the Ember Judgment, its flames igniting instantly in response to the mounting threat.Sylra Ashwright's face had drained of all color, her hands trembling visibly as she stared down at the scene below. "My nightmare. This is exactly what I saw in my nightmare. The valley, the darkness, the walkers pouri
Chapter 374: The evil Clown:
The corpse let out a low, rasping chuckle that seemed to echo unnaturally across the valley, sending a fresh wave of dread rippling through the gathered team."You forget, star bearer, that I have existed since before your bloodlines learned to walk upright." The voice immediately continued. "I have eyes and ears scattered throughout every corner of these nine realms, whispers carried on the wind, shadows that report back to me whatever they observe.""Your little district's grief, your hasty preparations, your departure at first light, none of it escaped my notice." The voice immediately added, dripping with malicious satisfaction. "I simply needed to determine your destination, and once young Clara's vision spread through that grieving village, whispered from frightened lips to frightened lips, the truth became remarkably easy to piece together."Kaelen Ashwright's blood ran cold as the horrifying realization settled over him. "You've had spies within the district itself, listening
Chapter 375: The doors of Vandel's promises:
"Is that so, Wei Crossblade?" The corpse immediately said, turning its hollow gaze toward him with unsettling directness. "Formerly of the Crossblade lineage, exiled from your ancestral clan following an incident involving a betrothal you refused to honor, seeking purpose and redemption through service to this young star bearer's cause."Wei Crossblade's confident expression faltered slightly, genuine shock flickering across his features at the accuracy of the corpse's knowledge."How—" Wei Crossblade immediately began, but the corpse continued unrelentingly, its hollow gaze sweeping across the remainder of the gathered team."Ash Thornwood, once a member of a minor assassination guild before abandoning that path following the death of a mentor you failed to save in time." The corpse immediately continued, its voice carrying unmistakable satisfaction at the visible discomfort rippling through the team with each revelation. "Song Lianhua, youngest son of a prestigious water cultivation
Chapter 376:The Purge of the Seers:
The valley fell into a tense, suffocating silence, the shimmering barrier formation still holding the horde of dead walkers at bay while Vandel's hollow gaze remained locked intently upon Clara, an unsettling hunger radiating from every word he spoke."Answer me, star bearer." The corpse immediately demanded, its voice carrying an edge of impatience now, cutting through the tense silence. "Where did you find her?"Kaelen Ashwright remained firmly positioned between Vandel's gaze and Clara, refusing to yield even an inch of ground. "That's none of your concern.""Oh, but it is very much my concern." The corpse immediately said, a slow, unsettling smile spreading across its decayed features. "Do you have any comprehension whatsoever of what you're harboring within your ranks, star bearer? The significance of what stands before me?""She's a child." Sylra Ashwright immediately snapped, stepping forward protectively despite the danger radiating from the reanimated corpse. "Nothing more, n
Chapter 377: Surrender Clara or perish!!!
The corpse's hollow gaze shifted toward Song Lianhua, an expression of cold, calculating patience crossing its decayed features, as though explaining something painfully obvious to a particularly slow student."The seers possessed a unique ability that few among the nine realms ever fully understood, myself included, until it was almost too late." The corpse immediately explained. "Their gift did not simply allow them to perceive potential futures. In moments of extreme necessity, gathered together in sufficient numbers, the ancient seers could actively influence and reshape the very threads of fate itself."Kaelen Ashwright's blood ran cold as the implications of this revelation settled over him. "They could have stopped you. Permanently.""Precisely, star bearer." The corpse immediately confirmed, its voice carrying grudging, bitter respect. "A gathering of seven or more powerful seers, working in perfect unison, theoretically possessed the ability to alter fate's design entirely
Chapter 378:How Do You Kill What Is Already Dead?
The moment the words left the corpse's mouth, the dark energy gathered around its decayed hand exploded outward in a violent, pulsing wave, slamming directly into Ryn Ashenfang's shimmering barrier formation. The protective wall shuddered violently under the impact, cracks spreading across its translucent surface like shattering glass."The formation's failing!" Ryn Ashenfang immediately shouted, strain evident in every syllable as she poured additional spiritual energy into maintaining the barrier. "I can't hold this much longer!""Everyone, prepare for impact!" Commander Zach immediately roared, positioning himself at the front of the group, the Ember Judgment blazing with renewed intensity.With a final, deafening crack, the barrier formation shattered entirely, and the horde of dead walkers surged forward with unnatural speed, their hollow, glowing eyes all fixed with singular, terrifying purpose toward Clara's small form at the rear of the group."They're going for Clara!" Old Mo
Chapter 379: The flaming graves:
The battle raged on for what felt like an eternity, the team working in coordinated, practiced unison as they cut down wave after wave of the relentless horde. Kaelen Ashwright and Soren Ashwright fought side by side near the group's front line, their earlier playful competition from the previous day's battle now replaced with grim, focused determination."Eight!" Soren Ashwright immediately shouted, cutting down another cluster of walkers with a decisive sweep of the Thundercrest Blade."Ten!" Kaelen Ashwright immediately countered, the Convergence Blade carving a brutal path through the advancing horde.Despite the grim circumstances, the familiar exchange offered a small, welcome distraction from the overwhelming dread pressing down upon the entire team.Gradually, methodically, the team began thinning the horde's numbers, corpses falling in increasing numbers as their combined efforts began to turn the tide of the seemingly endless battle. Nearly an hour passed in brutal, exhausti
Chapter 380: Against the Unkillable:
Commander Zach's eyes remained fixed upon the advancing wave of resurrected corpses, his mind racing through every technique, every scrap of ancient knowledge he had ever acquired throughout centuries of service to the Celestial Council."I don't know, young master." Commander Zach immediately admitted, his voice tight with mounting desperation. "But we cannot simply stand here and allow them to overwhelm us while we search for an answer.""Then we fight!" Soren Ashwright immediately bellowed, raising the Thundercrest Blade once more despite the exhaustion evident in his trembling arms. "We fight until an answer presents itself, or until we draw our very last breath trying!""That's the spirit I was hoping to hear." Wei Crossblade immediately said, forcing a grim, determined grin onto his exhausted features as he hefted his war hammer once more. "Though I'll admit, my arms are beginning to question the wisdom of that particular strategy.""Your arms can complain later." Ash Thornwood
Chapter 381: The day we murdered the immortal:
"I can feel the bindings weakening slightly faster with each resurrection!" Song Lianhua immediately called out, a glimmer of hope entering his strained voice. "I don't think he can maintain the same level of power indefinitely, regardless of what he claims!""That's something, at least!" Ryn Ashenfang immediately shouted back, cutting down a trio of walkers attempting to breach their defensive perimeter. "Keep weakening them! Every bit of disruption helps!"Old Moth, positioned protectively near Clara alongside Elena and Marcus, raised her hands, weaving intricate defensive wards around their small cluster, her weathered features tight with concentration despite her earlier claims of limited combat capability."Stay close to me, Clara." Old Moth immediately instructed, her voice carrying surprising steel despite her advanced age. "My wards should deflect anything that manages to slip past the others."Clara nodded, pressing closer against Old Moth's protective presence, her small han