All Chapters of Blood Of Destruction: Chapter 121
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President
The Holy Land had not changed in three thousand years.The sun still hung at its eternal apex, casting golden light across the crystalline spires of the central palace. The rivers of cosmic energy still flowed through the void, carrying the essence of laws from one corner of the hidden universe to another. The original Earth still spun at the heart of it all, blue and green and eternal, the birthplace of humanity cradled in a web of starlight.But inside the central palace, everything had changed.The grand council chamber the same room where David had once stood before the Universe Lords and dismissed their pressure as if it were nothing was filled to capacity. Universe Lords sat in their designated thrones, their expressions ranging from grim to curious. Universe Venerables occupied the lower seats, their voices hushed as they exchanged whispered speculations. Even the Immortal King-level aides and advisors who normally lurked in the shadows had been permitted to attend, their pres
Expansion
The president paused, letting the words sink in. "The old powers, the Demons, the Zerg, the Mechanicals will also benefit from the ascension. They will also seek to claim the new territories and resources. And they will not hesitate to attack us if they believe they can win and if there is benefit."The chamber fell silent. The weight of the President's words pressed against every cultivator in the room. This was not just an opportunity. It was a race. A contest. And the losers would be crushed.Marcus Blackwood, who had been sitting in tense silence since the meeting began, finally found his voice. "President, if the ascension is as significant as you say, then we need to act quickly. We need to secure the new territories before our enemies do. We need to…""Patience, Marcus." The President raised a hand, and Marcus fell silent immediately. "The reconstruction is in its early phase. The new territories have not yet emerged. The treasures have not yet appeared. If we act too quickly,
Demi-Divine era
Lord Erevan noticed Marcus's expression and spoke quickly. "The President is right. The ascension is too important to let old rivalries hold us back. We must unite. We must work together. The human race is strongest when we stand as one.""Precisely." The President nodded. "And that is why I am asking each of you to set aside your differences and focus on the greater good. The competitions will be held in every territory. The recruitment efforts will be expanded. And the Holy Land will open its doors to a new generation of geniuses who will carry the human race into the Demi-Divine era."Lady Mira raised her hand again. "President, what about the established powers? The noble houses who have supported the Council for generations? If we alienate them, we risk internal conflict at a time when unity is essential.""We will not alienate them. We will include them." The President's voice was calm but firm. "The noble houses have contributed much to the human race, and their contributions w
Mother's Resolve
The meeting had ended hours ago, but the weight of the President's words still hung in the air of the Holy Land like a storm cloud waiting to burst. The corridors of the central palace were quieter now, the crowds of officials and cultivators having dispersed to their respective quarters. Servants moved silently through the halls, their footsteps muffled by the thick carpets that lined the marble floors. The artificial sun had dimmed slightly, signaling the approach of the Holy Land's version of evening.Matilda walked alone through the eastern wing of the palace, her robes flowing behind her like a river of shadow. Her face was calm, composed of the mask she had worn for thousands of years but her mind was churning. The President's announcement had changed everything. The ascension was coming. The old order was crumbling. And in the chaos that followed, only the prepared would survive.She reached her private quarters and sealed the door behind her. The room was spacious but auster
Carla
"Precisely and you…" Matilda's eyes locked onto her daughter's. "You must be among the strongest. You must prove yourself. Not just for your own sake, but for the family. The Blackwood name has been tarnished in recent years. Our enemies whisper that we are weak. That we have fallen from grace. The competitions are your chance to silence those whispers."Carla's expression tightened. She had heard the rumors. The scandal surrounding her mother's clan. The mysterious brother whose existence had been erased from the family records. The whispers about bloodlines and betrayal. She did not know the full truth; her mother had always refused to discuss it but she knew that the Blackwood family's reputation had suffered."I will do my best, Mother," Carla said. "I will not bring shame to the family.""Your best is not enough." Matilda's voice was sharp. "You must do better than your best. You must push yourself beyond what you thought possible. The competitors you will face are not ordinary
Noble Houses
The news of the President's announcement spread through the Holy Land like wildfire.Within hours, every noble house had heard about the ascension. Within days, they had begun to prepare. The training grounds that had been quiet for years were suddenly filled with the clash of weapons and the hum of cultivation techniques. The family vaults, which had been sealed for generations, were opened. The ancient resources that had been hoarded against future need were distributed to the younger generation.The noble houses were not stupid. They understood that the President's vision was not a suggestion. It was a command. The old order was crumbling, and those who did not adapt would be crushed. So they adapted. They trained their children. They hired the best instructors. They spent fortunes on resources that would have been considered extravagant just a few years ago.In the Blackwood estate, Marcus watched the preparations with a mixture of satisfaction and unease. His family was doing wh
Flow of Time
Time flowed differently in the Chronos Abyss.Outside, a thousand years passed in the blink of an eye. The Holy Land changed with each passing century. The Council expanded its recruitment efforts, reaching out to every corner of the thousand universes. The first wave of competitions began, and from the qualifying rounds emerged a new generation of geniuses, young warriors whose names would one day be spoken with reverence. The universe continued its slow ascent, the tremors that had shaken the fabric of reality gradually fading as the reconstruction process stabilized.. The cosmos settled into a new rhythm, patient and expectant.Inside the Abyss, one hundred thousand years passed.David sat in the cave, his body motionless, his consciousness adrift in the ocean of Time. The patterns of the Law of Time had become so deeply integrated into his being that he no longer needed to think about them. They were part of him now. As natural as breathing. As automatic as his heartbeat. The th
Incomplete Breakthrough
David's immortal energy had increased by a factor of ten thousand. He could feel it thrumming through his body, a constant current of power that made his previous strength seem like a candle compared to a star. The energy was not just more plentiful, it was denser. More refined and way more potent. A single drop of his current energy would have been enough to power a city for a century. And he had an ocean of it, vast and deep and seemingly infinite.But he also felt something else. A sensation that he had not expected. The energy was vast, yes. But it was also... incomplete. As if there were still reserves that he had not yet tapped. As if the breakthrough had opened a door, but he had only stepped halfway through.“I can push deeper,” he thought. “The energy is there. I just need to reach for it.”He closed his eyes and began to cultivate again.Inside the inner world, Albert and Athena watched in silence.They had been observing David's progress for what felt like an eternity. The
New Power
Days passed by.David did not move from his meditation. His body remained cross-legged on the cave floor, his eyes closed, his breathing slow and steady. But inside, a war was being waged.The energy that had flooded into him during the breakthrough was not yet fully integrated. It swirled through his meridians like a river in flood, searching for channels to flow through, seeking outlets to fill. His body, which had grown dramatically during the initial surge, was still adjusting to its new size. His bones were denser. His muscles were stronger. But there was still more to absorb. Still more to become.“I can feel it,” David thought, his consciousness floating in the ocean of power. “The reservoir of energy. It's there, just beyond my reach. If I can tap into it, I can push my strength even higher. I can become more than just a Universe Lord. I can transcend the normal limits of this realm.”He reached for it. The reservoir of power that lay beyond the door opened by his breakthroug
Arena's Roar
While David was busy cultivating the whole human territory and was going into new changes where the human council announcement started to bring the hidden geniuses in front of the world.Different competitions were concluded in different kingdoms in the human race from where different geniuses were prepared to face the new competition where thousands of universe geniuses will be competing.The arena was massive.It stretched for kilometers in every direction, its floor made of a material that could withstand the attacks of Immortal Kings. The stands rose in tiered rings, packed with spectators millions of them, their faces a blur of excitement and anticipation. The air crackled with energy, the combined aura of thousands of cultivators pressing against the atmosphere like a physical force. Banners bearing the sigils of noble houses fluttered in the artificial wind. Vendors moved through the crowds, selling refreshments and cultivation trinkets. The whole scene was a celebration of