All Chapters of Reincarnated as a Helion in a world of hunters: Chapter 111
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Chapter 111: The First Clash––II
Dargon's smile disappeared. For a long moment, no one in the chamber spoke. The sun had tilted westward, clearly visible through the glass windows. Its light slanted through the painted glass and stained the stone floor in fractured colors. The drifting motes of helis seemed to slow as every gaze settled upon the King of Bearda.Acherous's fingers tightened beneath the table.Gabriel glanced between the two kings, sensing a tension beneath the conversation. Duke did not move. Even his eyelids held still, as if he’d been carved into that chair. Whatever he was thinking remained hidden behind that stern face.Only Nishan sat calmly, waiting and watching.The question settled between them like a knife laid, edge-up, on the table. Dargon leaned back in his chair and folded his hands together."That is an unusual thing to ask during a diplomatic meeting."His voice remained steady, but Acherous immediately noticed the slight tension beneath it. Nishan smiled."I will take that as confirmat
Chapter 112: Dimension of Creation
I kept staring at Dargon. Thoughts swirled in my head like a raging vortex. Dargon seemed to have no idea who or what Mike Orlove was, yet I kept sensing Mike’s presence in him— in his behavior, in his mindset. That greed, that twisted way of thinking… everything was the same. He slowly pushed himself up from the ground.The concussion seemed to be fading. His unfocused gaze cleared as he looked me in the eye. I had been the same when I first woke up in this world: no memory of my past life, just the body of a monster and the will of a seeker desperate to survive.What if his situation was just like mine? What if, even though he was in a human body, he had no memory of his past life?While I was lost in those thoughts, Dargon recovered completely. He raised his hand to his side, palm open as if calling to the sword on the ground. The sword responded. Negative helis churned at its base, mirroring the sparks gathering in his palm, and the blade flew into his hand. My eyes widened.“Ooh.
Chapter 113: Ghosts of the Lost Ages
The delegation stopped at Corned to rest for the night. The best rooms were prepared for the guests from the capital, and the tavern buzzed with more people than usual. Instead of the regular drunkards, the ground floor was crowded with villagers who had come to see the visitors from the capital. Barmaids rushed from table to table without a moment’s break.Acherous and Dargon sat in the south-end room on the first floor. Acherous held the king’s right arm. His hands flickered with crimson lightning that slowly seeped into Dargon. The crack on the king’s face mended with every particle of negative helis entering his body, as Dargon whispered.“Devilin, have you heard of any evolution that allows a helion to use a dimension release apart from the peak one?”Acherous’s head swayed.“No, Lord Ascursiox. Only Heliox—the final evolution of a helion—allows such an ability.”A low breath escaped Dargon’s breath.“Thought so…”Acherous furrowed his brows.“But that helion didn’t have helis str
Chapter 114: The First Expedition––I
It had been two weeks since the meeting with Dargon. The capital had sent a letter saying they would arrive today with the egg, along with a hunter party, to venture into the dungeon. I had been busy all week together with my builders.I had created a sensory helis veil near the border of Naturia and Corned. It was Duke’s idea to actively monitor any kind of trespassing. I had also upgraded the domain’s artillery and installed a sentinel system around Duke’s mansion.I assigned Duke the role of handling foreign relations and negotiating with humans. I also learned the name of the village—Corned—through him, as he had proposed something interesting.Corned was treated as a forsaken land by the humans.So, during this opportunity, he wanted to elevate Corned into a separate town, like the others. The humans of Corned were even more excited than he was. With the help of one of my builders, they worked day and night. By the edge of the forest now stood a grand wall with guard posts and mu
Chapter 115: The First Expedition––II
Seven hunters stood in front of the lowest floating staircase of the habitat. Every gaze was fixed on the towering dungeon walls. Strange, unfamiliar weapons protruded from the countless chambers embedded in the stone. The instant they set foot on the first stair, the helis pressure doubled.The two healers in the backline were pinned down instantly on the floating staircase, unable to move. Gabriel gasped.“What is this pressure…?”Even for him, it was crushing—too heavy to ignore, but not enough to pin him completely. Kiria glanced at the female mage on her left.“Enhance the party. Fast…”The mage swung her small wand, whispering under her breath:“Nerves of ash, blood of stone…hear my call and make the pain unknown.”Green mana spiraled at the wand’s tip, then burst outward, drizzling down over the entire party. Each member felt a surge in endurance. The pinned healers slowly rose, and the experienced party immediately shifted formation.The tank and the brawler stepped to the fr
Chapter 116: Unanswered Questions
Gabriel stared at the crystal. Nobody spoke for a long moment. All of their gazes focused on the floating staircase that hung ahead of them like a mockery of their title as hunters. They hadn’t even reached the dungeon’s gate. Yet the party looked as if they had barely survived a battlefield.Blood stained the grassfield beneath their boots as the pillar spun downward and vanished as the opening closed again over the ground. The brawler clenched his fist.“So that’s it…?”His eyes turned to Gabriel. His voice carried frustration.“We just leave?”Gabriel didn’t glance at him. His palm rubbed his chin as his eyes sank deeper.“There are no other alternatives. Even if we had a stronger party, we wouldn’t be able to reach that gate.”Kiria whispered.“Yeah. The dungeon seems to have its own intelligence.”The party members remained silent as Kiria continued.“The shooting started just as we stepped to the mid-level of the staircase. Not before that.”Gabriel shook his head.“Yes! It was
Chapter 117: A Father’s Trust
I had too many unanswered questions in my head. And there is only one person who could clear some of them up. When the sun rose, the first thing I did was dive into the lake with Shesha to reach the underwater basin with the egg. The moment I pierced through helis barrier of the basin, the egg pulsed in my hand.A faint golden shimmer flashed through the polka dots on its blue shell. I dropped lightly onto my feet over the central platform of the basin. Krileekit and Karguran sat in lotus position, and Toruous stood between them, watching them carefully. The moment they felt my presence, their heads snapped at me.But immediately Toruous slapped their heads.“Focus on your training…”Like scared children, they immediately turned their heads back and closed their eyes. I couldn’t help wondering what Toruous had done to them; Krileekit aside, Karguran was never easy to handle. Toruous hopped to his feet and came closer.“My lord, what a pleasant…”His eyes widened, stretching the long b
Chapter 118: The Extraction
Toruous sat to my right in front of the egg as I placed my palms over the blue shell. Toruous had briefed me on the concept of extraction. Basically, I had to push my own helis through the shell, and the negative helis should repel like a magnetic effect. Now the Key was to keep the shell from breaking when the negative helis tried to force themselves out due to repulsion.I also had to maintain the amount of helis I poured into it, else the shell would break from excessive helis. The shell felt cold and fragile under my palm. I could feel the life throbbing inside it. The n-reactor heart flickered in my chest, trembling my fingers a little.I activated helis vision to monitor every single particle of helis in it. Then I channelled my own helis through my palm to the egg.“Helis Sustainment.”My helis sustainment was already at level 100, but I was still worried about control. Slowly, particles of helis seeped into the egg through its shell. The golden polka dots scattered across the
Chapter 119: The Nightmare of Lost Ages
The throne of the Bearda castle felt colder than usual. Dargon sat in silence, eyes fixed on the unfurled report. Acherous scoffed at Gabriel, kneeling in front of the throne.“Even with the top hunters of the capital, you were unable to climb the stairs?”Gabriel’s head remained lower. His words carried a buried frustration.“You should have seen that machinery yourself, Lord Minister.”Dargon raised his hand at Acherous. Then his gaze slid from the report to Gabriel.“Gabriel, take rest. Tomorrow we will discuss our next expedition.”Gabriel stood up. With another bow, he walked out of the throne chamber without wasting another word. The night breeze drifted through the open windows of the chamber as Dargon leaned his back onto the throne. A slow breath slipped through his lips.“He had warned us during the meeting, Acherous.”Acherous’s head snapped at Dargon.“Your Majesty…?”Dargon smiled, eyes flickering in negative helis.“What? You forgot? He told us that he would give us free
Chapter 120: The Heir of the Basin
I had no idea how long I was asleep. My eyes fluttered open with the noise of a light crack spreading nearby. I jolted awake over the platform as the sound felt very familiar. It reminded me of the time when I hatched from the egg in this world. My head snapped to my right, gasping out.“The mermaid’s egg…”But the egg was already crowded. Karguran, Krileekit, and Toruous sat near it over the platform, and the mermaids had gathered by the edge of the platform. I could barely see the egg. I slowly stood up, walking toward them. With a light touch of my palm on his shoulder, Krileekit snapped his head with a wide smile.“My lord, the baby is hatching!”Then I saw the egg. Thin lines of cracks spread slowly from the center of the blue egg as the golden polka dots hummed with golden energy. The same golden energy radiated through the slowly widening cracks. And a voice echoed in my head, cute and childish.“I want to see the world…”I froze in my tracks. Every strand of hair on my arms sp