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Chapter 140: The Finals Take Shape
Chapter 140: The Finals Take Shape The tournament continued. The B and C-rank bracket had reached its semi-finals. The stadium was packed, the crowd roaring with excitement. Cameras broadcast every moment across the country. Maxwell stood in the tunnel, his knuckle brasses gleaming under the lights. His body ached from his previous fights. His muscles screamed. But he was ready. His opponent was Kira of Silva Tigers—a B-rank hunter with a reputation for brutality. She had crushed every opponent she had faced. Her fighting style was relentless, merciless. Maxwell stepped onto the arena floor. Kira was already there, her arms crossed, her expression cold. "You're from Lion Gate," she said. "The guild that took in the late awakener." Maxwell didn't respond. The announcer's voice boomed. "Fighters ready?" They nodded. "Begin!" --- Kira attacked first. She was fast—faster than Maxwell expected. Her blade cut through the air, aimed for his throat. Maxwell barel
Chapter 142: The Fourth Division
Chapter 142: The Fourth DivisionThe tournament was over.The stadium had emptied. The crowds had dispersed. The cameras had stopped rolling.But for Maxwell, the journey was just beginning.---Lion Gate Guild headquarters was buzzing with activity when Maxwell returned.The moment he walked through the doors, the room erupted in cheers. Viktor was there, grinning ear to ear. Rina was clapping. Mia and Luca were whistling."Not bad, kid!" Viktor shouted, clapping him on the shoulder. "Finals of the tournament! You made us proud!"Maxwell smiled tiredly. "I lost.""You made it to the finals. That's more than anyone expected." Viktor's grin widened. "And that's not all."Maxwell frowned. "What do you mean?"Viktor gestured for him to follow.---The guild master's office was large and imposing. The guild master—a stern woman named Director Hana—sat behind her desk, her
Chapter 143: The Vessel's Training
Chapter 143: The Vessel's TrainingJaxen stood at the edge of the Grayzone, staring at the familiar ruins.It had been months since he had last been here. Months since he had walked these streets as an E-rank nobody, desperate for work, desperate for survival.Now he was a national-level hunter. A vessel of a god. One of the strongest beings on the planet.But none of that mattered.I need to get stronger.He had told Bill he was going on an isolated training trip. He had told Sophia and the others the same. But in truth, he had returned to the Grayzone for a different reason.Dungeons were opening here at an alarming rate. The Grayzone—already a place of poverty and desperation—was being overrun by gates. The local hunters couldn't keep up. People were dying.Jaxen had used his accumulated wealth to purchase as many dungeons as he could. His goal was simple: clear them all. Alone.He had five dungeons
Chapter 144: The Hunt Continues
Chapter 144: The Hunt ContinuesThe bar was loud.Music blasted from speakers mounted on the walls. Women danced on stages, their movements fluid and practiced. Men shouted over each other, their voices competing with the noise. A fight broke out in the corner—two men swinging wildly, their friends cheering them on.Chaos. As usual.Jaxen sat alone at the bar, his golden mask hiding his face. He nursed a drink he had barely touched, his eyes scanning the room.This is where he was last seen.A man approached—tall, broad-shouldered, with a scar across his cheek. He reeked of alcohol and bad decisions."Hey," the man said, sliding into the seat beside Jaxen. He draped an arm around Jaxen's shoulders. "I've never seen this one before. You new here?"Jaxen didn't respond.The man grinned. "You know, there's a rule here. Every new guy has to pay a commission fee to me. So pay up, or get beaten up."Laughter erupted from the man's friends. A woman on a nearby stage giggled. "Hey, leave the
Chapter 145: The Hunt for the Fallen
Chapter 145: The Hunt for the Fallen The Grayzone was a different kind of dangerous. Not the danger of dungeons—of monsters and magic and death. This was the danger of desperation. Of poverty. Of people who had nothing left to lose. Jaxen moved through the shadows, his golden mask hiding his face. His senses were sharp, his body coiled and ready. He had tracked the former CEO of Astra Guild to a warehouse deep in the Grayzone—a place so dangerous that even the local gangs avoided it. But Jaxen wasn't afraid. I've faced gods. What's a few hired thugs? He approached the warehouse from the east, staying low. The building was massive—three stories tall, with reinforced walls and guarded entrances. Floodlights illuminated the perimeter. Armed men patrolled the grounds. Former hunters. Gang members. Anyone desperate enough to work for a man on the run. Jaxen counted twelve guards on the outside. More inside, probably. He moved. --- The first guard didn't hear him coming. Jaxen'
Chapter 146: The Return
Chapter 146: The ReturnLiberty Guild headquarters was buzzing with excitement.Jaxen walked through the front doors, his golden mask tucked away, his expression calm. Three weeks had passed since he had left for isolated training.The moment he stepped into the main hall, the room erupted."Jaxen!" Sophia rushed forward, wrapping her arms around him in a tight hug. "You're back!"He hugged her back. "I'm back.""We missed you," she said, pulling away. "It's been three weeks.""I know. I needed the time."She studied him. "You look... different.""I feel different."---The others gathered around.Robert clapped him on the shoulder. "Good to see you, man."Lana smiled. "Welcome back."Jack nodded. "You've been missed."Anthony appeared, his new robotic arm gleaming under the lights. He extended his hand—the mechanical one—and Jaxen shook it
Chapter 148: The First Day
Chapter 148: The First DayThe drive to the Hunter's Academy was quiet.Jaxen kept his eyes on the road, his hands steady on the wheel. Elara sat in the passenger seat, her duffel bag at her feet, her gaze fixed on the window."Nervous?" Jaxen asked."A little," she admitted."You'll be fine.""I know." She paused. "You already said that.""Then why are you still nervous?"She smiled. "Because I'm me."He laughed.---The academy loomed in the distance—a massive complex of stone and glass, surrounded by training grounds and dormitories. Students moved across the campus, their uniforms crisp, their expressions a mix of excitement and anxiety.Jaxen pulled up to the entrance and parked."This is it," he said.Elara took a deep breath. "This is it."She opened the door and stepped out. Jaxen got out too, walking around to help her with her bag.
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Chapter 149: The Mall Incident
Chapter 149: The Mall Incident The weekend had arrived, and Elara's new friends had convinced her to go shopping. "There's a huge mall near the academy," Mira said, practically bouncing with excitement. "It has everything—clothes, food, arcades, a movie theater. We have to go." Elara hesitated. She had studying to do. Training to catch up on. But Mira's enthusiasm was infectious. "Fine," she said. "But just for a few hours." "That's what they all say," Kael muttered, grinning. --- The mall was massive. Three floors of shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Crowds of people moved through the corridors, their arms full of shopping bags. Music played from speakers overhead. The smell of food wafted from the food court. Elara walked with Mira, Kael, and Sera, taking in the sights. "This is amazing," she said. "Told you," Mira replied. They visited clothing stores. Mira tried on dresses. Kael bought a new jacket. Sera found a book she had been looking for. Elara bought a small
Chapter 150: The Combat Trials
Chapter 150: The Combat Trials Combat class was humbling. Elara stood in the training yard, her wooden practice staff in hand, facing a boy named Toren. He was a combat-type—broad-shouldered, confident, with a smirk that said he had done this a hundred times. "Ready?" the instructor asked. Elara nodded. "Begin!" Toren moved first. He was fast—faster than she expected. His staff swung toward her shoulder. She tried to block, but she was too slow. The staff connected with her arm. "Ow!" "Point to Toren," the instructor said. Elara rubbed her arm, frustrated. They reset. Toren attacked again. This time, she dodged—but stumbled, losing her balance. He tapped her shoulder. "Point to Toren." Again. And again. And again. By the end of the class, Elara had lost every sparring match. --- She sat on a bench after class, her head in her hands. I'm terrible at this. Mira appeared beside her. "Hey. You okay?" "I'm awful," Elara said. "I can't fight. I can't block. I can't do any
chapter 151: The Simulation
chapter 151: The Simulation The final simulation was announced on a Monday morning. "This will be your last graded simulation before finals," the instructor said, standing before the assembled students. "You will be evaluated on teamwork, combat effectiveness, and support efficiency. Treat this as if it were real." Elara stood with her team—Mira, Kael, Sera, Dorian, and Lyra. They had trained together for weeks. They knew each other's strengths. Each other's weaknesses. "We've got this," Mira said. Elara nodded. "We've got this." --- The simulation chamber was larger than before. The walls were lined with projectors, creating a fully immersive environment. The floor shifted beneath their feet, transforming into a rocky terrain. The ceiling disappeared, replaced by a dark sky filled with stars. The scenario appeared on their screens. Dungeon Type: Volcanic Cavern Enemies: Fire Elementals, Lava Beasts, Magma Golem (Boss) Objective: Clear the dungeon, defeat the boss "Volcan