All Chapters of God Tier Beast Summoner: Chapter 151
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Chapter 150
“This heat is insane… isn’t this a bit too much?” Rhys muttered through clenched teeth. After putting on the clothes the old man gave him, he quickly realized they weren’t ordinary. Even though the fabric covered almost his entire body, it didn’t trap heat the way he expected. Instead, a faint cooling sensation spread across his skin, like a gentle breeze constantly brushing against him. It wasn’t strong, but it made a noticeable difference. Even so, this was his first time in a desert, and the environment was far harsher than he imagined. The sun felt relentless, and the sand reflected the heat back at him. Within the first hour alone, he had already finished an entire bottle of water. “This is seriously too much,” he said again, turning his head to the side. Walking beside him was Anubis. “You’re just weak,” Anubis replied calmly. “This level of heat is nothing. Why did you even bring me? You could have gone alone. Or taken Gaelion or Nidhogg.” Rhys let out a small, tired laug
Chapter 151
“Nhnn…” A soft sound slipped from the nun’s lips as she slowly came to. Her eyes fluttered open, still unfocused from exhaustion. “It looks like you’re awake,” Rhys said with a small smile. He had deliberately taken a seat across the fire, keeping a safe distance. The purple flames crackled between them, making it clear she couldn’t approach him carelessly without risking getting burned. The nun blinked a few times, tilting her head as she tried to understand where she was. When her gaze settled on Rhys, she pushed herself up in confusion. “Ah…?” “You collapsed earlier,” Rhys explained calmly. Instead of responding right away, she looked around first. Her eyes scanned the surroundings, then dropped to her own body. After a brief check, she confirmed that nothing had been done to her beyond basic care. She took a slow breath and steadied herself before speaking again. “Did you help me?” “Yeah.” “Thank you… I thought I was going to die out there.” “No problem,” Rhys replied,
Chapter 152
Laura guided him westward, and after a long stretch of sand and heat, something unexpected appeared on the horizon. Rhys slowed his steps, staring ahead as the shape became clearer. In the middle of the desert sat a body of water, surrounded by clustered buildings. “An oasis?” Rhys asked, his brows knitting together slightly. “Yes,” Laura replied with a nod. “This place is called Sand Dwell Village. They’re the ones who sent out the request for help.” Rhys folded his arms, taking in the sight with a thoughtful look. “Is something wrong?” Laura asked. “Not really,” he said, shaking his head. “It’s just… I’ve never seen an oasis before. I didn’t expect something like this to exist out here.” As they made their way closer, the air gradually changed. The heat was still there, but it wasn’t as suffocating. The presence of water made everything feel more bearable. While walking, Rhys glanced at her. “Since we’re going to be fighting together, do you mind telling me what your familiar
Chapter 153
Rhys lay flat against the warm sand at the top of a dune, peering down at the bandits’ base below. From a distance, it didn’t look like the dangerous stronghold Laura had described. It looked… ordinary. “So that’s the stronghold. Honestly, it looks more like a village to me,” he said under his breath. Laura, crouched beside him, nodded. “Yes. That’s the place.” Rhys narrowed his eyes and studied it carefully. “There aren’t that many structures. Fewer than twenty buildings, and that large one in the middle stands out. No water source either, which is strange for a settlement like this.” “Exactly.” Laura pointed toward the central building. “If we move now, we can get close before anyone notices. I’m certain the leader and the others stay in there. If we want to separate them, we’ll have to come up with something clever.” Rhys didn’t answer immediately. He kept scanning the area, following the movement of the guards, the spacing between buildings, the gaps where someone could slip
Chapter 154
The moment Rhys stepped inside, he realized the building wasn’t what he expected. It looked like a gathering hall. A wide, open space with a single large chair placed at the far end, clearly meant for the leader. But something felt off. The floor was covered in dust and grime, as if no one had bothered to clean it in a long time. Gaelion glanced around, ears twitching. “There is nothing here.” Rhys let out a quiet laugh. “Hahaha… this is going to be easier than I expected.” Gaelion frowned. “Easier? What are you talking about?” “Nothing you need to worry about yet.” Rhys pointed toward a stairway leading downward. “Let’s check there.” They moved carefully and descended into the basement. The space below was unexpectedly bright. Rows of cells lined the walls. “A prison?” Gaelion muttered. “So this is where they keep the people they kidnap?” But even that didn’t feel right. There were no sounds. No voices. No signs of struggle. No smell of blood. No evidence of torture. It was
Chapter 155
The faint clinking of metal echoed through the room. Laura let out a weak groan. “Kh…” Her body felt heavy, like it didn’t belong to her. When she tried to move her arms, they barely shifted before something pulled them back. Her head throbbed, and the rough ground beneath her sent a dull ache through her hips. “Huh…?” She forced her eyes open, blinking through the blur. It took a moment before things started to make sense. Iron shackles. Her feet were bound. Her hands too. “What—!” She jerked instinctively, but the movement was cut short by the harsh sound of chains tightening above her. The force dragged her arms upward, making her shoulders strain. Her breath caught. Slowly, she lifted her head and saw it clearly. The chains were fixed to the ceiling. No matter how much strength she used, she couldn’t move more than a few inches. Her heart began to race. ‘What happened…?’ Fragments of memory surfaced. The meal. The conversation. Sitting with Rhys. Then nothing. Her
Chapter 156
Just a day earlier, Rhys gathered the three of them and held out a set of contracts. “Gaelion, Anubis, Nidhogg. I need you to sign these.” The scroll hovered in front of them, glowing faintly. Gaelion read it first, his brows knitting together. “This looks… strange.” The contract read: For 10 Mana, Gaelion will lend his strength enhancement ability to Rhys for 30 minutes. This contract will only activate the moment Rhys wakes up. Gaelion looked up. “What does that even mean? Only activate when you wake up?” “Exactly what it says,” Rhys replied with a small smile. He tapped the contract lightly. “After upgrading my Soul Contract, I started noticing something. The wording matters a lot more than I thought. It’s not just about agreement. It’s about timing, conditions, and how everything connects.” He paused, thinking back. “Remember when the three of us signed a contract at the same time? That got me thinking. What if I don’t need everyone to sign at the same moment? What if I
Chapter 157
Before they moved, Rhys called out softly, and a familiar presence filled the room. Nidhogg appeared. Until now, Rhys had kept him hidden, saving him as a trump card. Even in a situation like this, he had held back. He lifted one of the broken chains still hanging from his wrist and showed it to the dragon. “Can you deal with this? Melt it or break it, just don’t burn my hand.” Nidhogg gave a short nod. Without hesitation, he leaned forward and bit into the shackle. A faint glow built inside his throat, carefully controlled. Heat gathered but didn’t burst outward. Instead, it stayed contained between his jaws. The metal began to glow red. For a brief moment, the heat spread through the entire chain, but before it could reach Rhys, Nidhogg snapped his jaws shut. Crack. The shackle broke cleanly. He spat the ruined metal aside and moved on to the rest, dismantling each restraint with the same precision. Laura stood frozen. A wolf and a jackal were already unusual enough. But
Chapter 158
“A Valkyrie?” Gaelion blinked, clearly caught off guard. For a moment, he just stared at Rhys, trying to piece things together. ‘He wants to use my blood to summon a Valkyrie… even though I’ve devoured the very god they serve?’ His thoughts raced. Then something clicked. ‘Wait. That’s exactly why he wants my blood.’ He exhaled and gave a short nod. “Fine. But we deal with the situation upstairs first.” Rhys didn’t argue. “What’s happening up there?” Gaelion folded his arms. “We can leave the building without trouble. They’ve split their forces. The vice leader is still somewhere inside the stronghold, probably hiding in the village area. Security’s tighter there, so I couldn’t pinpoint his exact location.” He paused, then added, “The leader has already taken a group and left. I don’t know where they’re heading, but it’s likely the oasis. Water, supplies, something like that. Either way, this is our chance. If we move now, we can take them down before they regroup.” Rhys nodded,
Chapter 159
Rhys didn’t hesitate. The moment he stepped out of the building, he called out, “Nidhogg. Save your strength for the real fight. We take down the vice leader fast.” Gaelion gave a short nod, and Nidhogg did the same. Without wasting another second, the dragon spread his wings and launched into the sky. The reaction was immediate. “What is that?” “Something’s flying!” “A lizard? No… that’s a dragon!” Panic rippled through the stronghold as Nidhogg soared overhead. He didn’t attack right away. Instead, he circled once, scanning the area from above. Then he tilted his head and pointed toward one of the buildings. Rhys understood instantly. “There.” He and Gaelion moved at once, sprinting toward the target while Nidhogg folded his wings and dove straight down. Inside, the vice leader barely had time to react. “What?!” he shouted, stunned by the sudden assault. Two figures stood beside him. One was a tiefling with curved horns and a long tail, his skin flushed with heat. The ot