All Chapters of The Forsaken Heir of the Frozen End: Chapter 31
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Chapter 31 The Fifth Brother
The first footstep shattered the wall behind Pascal. He turned just as a sheet of black stone exploded inward, sending jagged fragments across the ancient prison. The Guardian moved faster than any human eye could follow and raised one arm before Pascal, but the flying debris never reached him.Every piece stopped in midair. Not because the Guardian had blocked them. Something else had. The fragments trembled, suspended above the frozen ground as though an invisible hand had seized control of the entire chamber.Then the second footstep echoed. The stones fell. Pascal felt his heart tighten. The sound had come from the darkness beyond the ruined wall. One step.Then another.Slow.Unhurried.Each footstep caused the prison to change.Ancient symbols carved into the walls began rearranging themselves. Golden runes created by the First King twisted into symbols Pascal had never seen before. The enormous chains that had once bound the First Prisoner groaned as though they had suddenly rememb
Chapter 32 The World That Forgot Him
The conflict began when Pascal screamed his own name—and no one answered because no one knew who he was.The darkness released by Elias swallowed the ancient prison with terrifying speed. Golden pillars disappeared first. Then the broken walls.Then the frozen ground beneath Pascal's knees.Everything dissolved into an endless black expanse where distance had no meaning and time seemed to have stopped moving.Pascal could still hear the First Prisoner roaring somewhere far away. He could hear Aurelion shouting orders and Vaelor unleashing his power.Yet every sound became weaker. More distant.As though the entire world were slowly being erased from around him. Pascal forced himself to stand."Elias!"His voice vanished into the darkness.No answer came. He turned sharply. Aurelion!"Nothing."Vaelor!"Again, nothing. Fear tightened around his heart. Pascal began moving, although he could not tell whether he was walking forward, backwards, or simply remaining in the same place. The darkness