All Chapters of The Heir Of The Thunder God: Chapter 61
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61. An Open Attack
“Whether the stories about you are exaggerated… or if you’re truly someone worth fearing.”Oscar exhaled softly.“If you’re only curious, you could’ve just asked.”Ravon slowly shook his head.“I trust hands more than words.”The next second—Ravon vanished from where he stood.Not truly vanished.He moved so fast that only an afterimage remained behind.His fist appeared directly in front of Oscar’s face.Fast.Precise.And without the slightest warning.Before the punch could connect, Oscar shifted half a step to the side.Not hurried.Not panicked.Just fast enough.Ravon’s fist missed his face by only a few inches.And for the first time, Ravon’s expression changed. The calm confidence on his face finally rippled.“Interesting…”Oscar stood casually. “You’ve had your turn. Now it’s mine.”Without raising his hand dramatically, Oscar lightly tapped Ravon on the shoulder.It was gentle. Almost harmless.Yet Ravon’s body was forced backward three full steps.Not because of physical s
62. Losing Patience
He slowly raised one hand.A signal.The canisters were thrown over the gate all at once.They didn’t explode.They didn’t ignite.But the moment they touched the ground, thick black smoke poured out rapidly.It wasn’t fire.And it wasn’t ordinary poison.It was an energy suppressor.The air immediately became heavy.The ring around Oscar’s neck vibrated harder.Ellizabeth coughed softly. “Oscar… what is this?”“Go inside.”Oscar’s voice suddenly turned sharp and commanding.It wasn’t a request.It was an order.Oscar stepped forward.The black smoke tried to approach him.But exactly three feet from his body, it split apart.As if an invisible wall surrounded him.Ravon narrowed his eyes.“So it’s true…”He stared carefully, convincing himself this wasn’t some illusion.Oscar leapt from the balcony.His body landed lightly in the front courtyard.Calm.Unhurried.Not even slightly panicked.The black smoke swirled around him but couldn’t touch him.Ravon stepped closer.“This isn’t m
63. The True Supernatural Being
Oscar gave a faint smile. “I know when to stop.”The answer wasn’t entirely comforting, but it was enough to ease General Danur’s mind.Outside the study door, Ellizabeth stood silently, listening to everything.And for the first time, she realized something—Oscar wasn’t just strong.He was hiding something far greater.-Far from the noise of the city, an old abandoned building stood in silence on the outskirts.Deep beneath it, inside an underground chamber, five people sat in a circle facing one another.No one spoke.Not a single sound echoed through the room.At the center of the circle sat a black stone basin filled with water so dark it reflected no light.Suddenly, the surface rippled.A blurry image appeared above it.The front yard of Ellizabeth’s mansion.White smoke.An invisible shockwave.And a young man standing calmly in the middle of overwhelming pressure.One of them slowly opened his eyes.“They’ve awakened him.”“He didn’t awaken on his own,” another voice correct
64. The Shadow Tiger
“At last… he’s revealed himself,” Jolang murmured, his voice low but heavy with meaning.His right hand slowly touched the dark band hanging around his own neck.It wasn’t the true relic.It was merely a shadow copy—something he had obtained after years of brutal training and meditation.Yet even that imitation trembled faintly now, as if responding to Oscar’s presence…The true heir of the sacred band.---Back in the city, Oscar still stood in the garden behind Ellizabeth’s mansion.Even though the morning sky had brightened, the atmosphere remained tense.The black band around his neck glimmered faintly, pulsing with an energy far greater than before.Ellizabeth stood beside him, staring with unconcealed curiosity.It was the first time she had ever seen the band glow.She didn’t scream or panic.But her wide eyes sparkled with shock, and her lips parted in amazement.Oscar turned toward her with a faint smile.“You can see it too?” he asked quietly.His own eyes flickered slightly
65. No One Will Escape
Of the band’s true power.And of his ability to read the energy of a real master.“If you want to come in,” Oscar said calmly, “I won’t stop you.”Jolang smiled faintly.“I’m not here to enter,” he replied. “I only want to see how long you can survive.”The tiger shadow lunged forward instantly.Wind screamed through the air as leaves exploded around them.Yet Oscar remained perfectly still.One foot slid slightly forward.One hand reached toward the black band around his neck.‘This… is the real battle,’ Oscar thought silently.The energy from the band suddenly shone brighter than ever before.This time, it wrapped around his entire body.White and golden currents spiraled violently around him, forming a powerful vortex ready to collide head-on with the incoming tiger shadow.Jolang’s smile widened as he watched Oscar’s seemingly simple movements.“Well then,” he said arrogantly, “let’s begin.”The tiger shadow attacked with terrifying speed, moving faster than ordinary eyes could fo
66. Surrounded by Dark Magic
Inside the mansion, Ellizabeth lowered her gaze briefly and pressed a hand against her chest.“Since when… did Oscar become this powerful?”Her emotions tangled together in confusion.Awe.Fear.And something even deeper.Ellizabeth was finally beginning to understand the truth—Oscar wasn’t simply a protector.He was someone capable of standing against darkness itself in ways ordinary people could never comprehend.Oscar took a long breath.The energy surrounding the black band slowly calmed, leaving behind a warm aura that spread peacefully across the courtyard.But deep inside, he knew something else.The real enemy—Jolang himself—would arrive soon.And when that battle finally began…It would surpass everything that had happened before.The next day, Oscar went out with Ellizabeth.It was just the two of them.Their first stop was Ellizabeth’s restaurant.For the past several days, the head chef had repeatedly begged Ellizabeth to come and inspect the place herself. Something stra
67. The Curse That Blocked Fortune
That single sentence from Oscar made both Ellizabeth and Mr. Teguh turn toward him immediately.“This shop really is closed off from everyone,” Oscar said calmly. “No one can see it. So how could anyone come inside?”“What do you mean?” Mr. Teguh protested quickly. “The doors are wide open. The tables and chairs are all lined up neatly right by the street.”He clearly hated hearing someone say his shop was closed.“I don’t mean the doors are closed,” Oscar explained quietly. “I mean… dark magic has hidden this place from people’s sight.”“W-What?!” Mr. Teguh froze in shock.Ellizabeth frowned, looking both confused and uncertain.“Then… why can we still see it?” she asked innocently.Oscar glanced at her.“Because we came here together.”Ellizabeth instantly understood what he meant.Oscar wasn’t ordinary.Of course he could bypass something like this.Mr. Teguh looked even paler now.“You mean… someone cursed this shop?” he asked in disbelief.But deep down, he had already suspected
68. Shadow Convergence
The night had passed, and morning arrived beneath a blanket of thick mist.Fog covered the massive grounds of General Danur’s estate, turning the entire property pale gray beneath the early dawn light.Oscar had been awake since before sunrise.A strange whisper had stirred him from sleep, warning him to stay alert.The voice made the black ring around his neck pulse faintly before releasing a dim glow.Now he stood alone in the center of the enormous courtyard.A faint silver aura shimmered around his body—the lingering energy from the ring.In the distance, a dark silhouette slowly emerged through the fog.Jolang.He stepped forward wearing a long black coat that gleamed like wet charcoal. His eyes burned crimson, radiating pure menace.“So… you’re the one they keep calling extraordinary,” Jolang said, his deep voice rumbling through the mist. “Oscar.”He spoke Oscar’s name with heavy emphasis.“I’ve been waiting a long time for this.”As he walked closer, shadows spread beneath his
69. Shadow Assault
Oscar smiled faintly.He touched the ring again.White smoke poured out once more, this time forming a long spear of light whose tip spun like a blazing meteor.“Then let’s find out,” Oscar said softly.The spear launched forward with terrifying speed.It pierced through all three shadow forms at once.The first shattered into black fragments.The second burst into flames and vanished.The third was thrown violently across the courtyard, crashing into the ground and failing to rise again.Jolang screamed.For the first time since the battle began—his strength started to fade.“This… this is impossible! You… you…” Jolang’s eyes widened as his body trembled violently.He couldn’t comprehend it.After years of training and mastering forbidden power, how could he still lose to someone as young as Oscar?Oscar stared at him coldly and stepped forward with steady confidence.“That’s enough,” he said firmly. “I don’t want to kill you, old man. But you need to stop targeting innocent people.
70. Fear
Back at Ellizabeth’s estate, Oscar suddenly narrowed his eyes.He felt it immediately.Dark energy.Moving again.“They’ve started,” he murmured.Without hesitation, he spread the ring’s energy across the entire property once more.White smoke formed glowing boundary lines around the estate’s perimeter.Every movement outside those lines would now be detected instantly.Nothing could approach unnoticed.Meanwhile, inside Abidam’s headquarters, the shadow operatives began moving into position.Watching through surveillance monitors aimed at the estate from multiple angles, Abidam smiled with satisfaction.“Now…” he whispered. “Let’s see how powerful that boy really is against the Shadow Unit.”The advanced surveillance equipment gave Abidam confidence.As far as he knew, Oscar was nothing more than a poor nobody from a rural town.But what Abidam failed to realize was this—Oscar had already prepared something far beyond modern technology.Even without sophisticated devices, he could s