All Chapters of The Sovereign's Fury: Chapter 1
- Chapter 7
7 chapters
Chapter 1
The heavy bass from the mansion’s speakers throbbed in Leo’s chest as he touched the wooden bead in his pocket. It was a Soul-Nourishing Charm he had spent six months of his courier wages to buy.The martial hall his wife founded had just been promoted to a Silver-Grade Sect. They were throwing a massive gala to celebrate her rise, and this was his anniversary gift to her.But the moment he pushed open the double doors, the music cut out. A heavy silence filled the hall.Hundreds of elite guests turned to stare, their faces twisting with disgust.“Why is this trash here?” Marcus, Leo’s brother-in-law, sneered loudly. He let a flicker of Lightning Qi dance across his knuckles. “A courier with broken meridians doesn't belong at a Silver-Grade banquet.”The whispers and mocking laughs hit Leo like a physical punch. He stood still, letting out a quiet sigh.Three years ago, when he married Elena, she was a failing student. It was Leo who had secretly used his hidden connections to get
Chapter 2
The voice on the line pulled Leo back into a past he had tried to bury.He remembered how his father had always been obsessed with him becoming a titan of industry. The old man hated Leo’s fascination with the Ancient Arts of Healing. Forced into the city’s most prestigious business academy, Leo had done the impossible—he finished top of his class. But on the day of the ceremony, he simply handed the degree to his father.“You wanted this. Now it’s yours. I’m done living your life,” Leo had said, walking away from the family mansion without a cent to his name.He had spent years traveling, finding the legendary Master of the Six-Path Needle, learning until his hands could bring men back from the brink of the grave. But his career ended in blood. A patient had died during a complicated soul-stitch, and his master had banned him from ever touching a needle again. Leo was certain his father had sabotaged the surgery just to force him home.Now, irony had come knocking. The same man who
Chapter 3
“He probably just read some medical blogs and made a lucky guess,” Monica muttered, trying to shield her pride.Sarah didn't pull her gaze away from Leo. There was something about his calm posture that made her want to believe him, even if it defied logic.Just then, the heavy doors groaned open. An older man with graying hair and a sharp, expensive suit walked in, followed by two junior assistants carrying leather medical bags.“Not another one,” Monica groaned under her breath, her face twisting with irritation.“And who are you supposed to be?” Sarah asked, her voice steady and rhythmic, like a rehearsed piece of music.“Doctor Sterling, I presume?” the man said, bowing slightly. “I am Doctor Harrison, Chairman of the Continental Medical Board and the most decorated physician in the province. I received an urgent message about Governor Sterling’s condition and came as fast as I could.”Monica’s eyes went wide. She looked like she had just seen a celebrity. “Doctor Harrison? The one
Chapter 4
“I’m just a guy who knows nothing about the healing arts,” Leo replied, his voice dripping with dry sarcasm. He straightened his back, eyes flashing with a sharp, cold light as he stepped away from the medical monitors.“Father!” Sarah and Monica rushed to the bedside, their faces streaked with tears.“I thought the Underworld had claimed me,” the Governor gasped, his voice raspy.“We thought so too,” Monica whispered. She kept her head down, too embarrassed to look Leo in the eye after throwing money at his feet like he was a common beggar.“Thank you,” Sarah said, her voice trembling with a mix of fear and newfound respect. Leo simply shook his head, his expression unreadable.“Don’t thank me yet. I’ve only put a temporary seal on the core. The toxin is aggressive—it’s a Sentient Parasite. If it isn’t extracted now, it will return with twice the strength and devour his soul,” Leo stated flatly, his tone devoid of any warmth.“What do we need to do?” Sarah asked, her voice tight with
Chapter 5
Leo stared at his father, his eyes narrowing. With one glance at the old man’s flowing Qi and steady pulse, he knew there was absolutely nothing wrong with him.“Why did you lie?” Leo inquired, his anger beginning to bubble.“I wanted to see you, Leo. You are still my son, remember?” The old man stared deep into his eyes, but Leo wasn't buying the explanation for a single second.He had known his father for a long time and wasn't about to fall for his tricks so easily.“The both of us know you didn't call me here just to look at my face and throw compliments at me. What do you want, Dad? To tie me up to one of your master plans again?” Leo frowned even harder as memories of forced lessons and boardrooms flashed in his head.“I know I was wrong, Leo. I want to make up for all the injuries I caused you. I want to be a father, and we can’t eliminate the fact that you are still my heir,” his father replied.Leo stared into his eyes for a long moment. For the first time since he could reme
Chapter 6
Leo’s world shifted as he stood before the gates of his Master’s secluded estate. He had rushed there expecting a reunion, but the air was thick with the scent of incense and old parchment. His Master was gone.His emotions were a chaotic storm, but in his hands, he clutched a final directive—a scroll sealed with the ‘Six-Path Emblem’.Leo Vane. I barred you from the needles to protect you from the darkness of the world. You will understand soon. But now, as my breath fades, I return your title to you. Take my place. Rise again.Your first trial: The Shadow-Crawl is back. Find the source. Kill the parasite.“I won’t fail you this time, Master,” Leo swore under his breath, his voice like grinding stone. “I’ll find the truth, and I’ll restore our lineage.”A massive convoy of armored black SUVs accompanied him back to the city. Sitting in the back of a custom-built limo, Leo’s heart raced. It was his first day as the ‘Sovereign Manager’ of the Vane Group’s local division. He was headin
Chapter 7
“And you, why are you still standing there? I told you to get the gear. Seems like you’ve forgotten who signs your checks!” Japheth thundered, the veins on his neck bulging like thick web lines under his skin.The supervisor broke into a stutter as a cold shiver raced down his spine. He could sense the heavy, dangerous pressure radiating from the "beggar" in front of him, but he feared Japheth more.“I’m sorry, sir! I’ll get the equipment right away,” he promised, scurrying off as fast as his legs could carry him.Japheth turned back to Leo, a cruel smirk playing on his lips. “I can assure you, by the time I’m done, you’re going to wish you had just stayed on the streets. You’re going to pay for that attitude—several times over.”Leo didn't flinch. He watched the man with a clinical detachment. He could tolerate many things, but a bully with a tiny bit of power was the one thing that made him want to cast aside his peaceful upbringing.“You have no idea what you’re paying for,” Leo wh