CHAPTER 120
Author: ASH DONOVAN
last update2026-08-31 19:36:10

The grand obsidian plaza was completely silent. The heavy tension in the air felt thick enough to cut with a knife. Thousands of surface explorers stood with their weapons drawn, while the four peaceful species of the underground city stood tall, ready to defend their home.

Lord Vane lowered his ruby-topped cane. His cruel smile never left his face. He looked at the Stonefolk elder, then at the Lizardfolk warriors, and finally at the floating Spiritborn.

"You think you can stop my private army
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    Far away from the subterranean city of the Spires, in the forgotten reaches of the Eastern Rim, the sky turned the color of dried blood.The remote kingdom of Solaria sat nestled between jagged mountain peaks, completely cut off from the rest of the continent. For generations, Solaria had lived in quiet peace. Its people farmed the stony valleys, tended their sheep, and sang old songs about the gods of the wind. They had no great armies. They had no powerful mages. They were simple, peaceful folk who believed the world outside their high mountain pass would leave them alone.They were wrong.The ground beneath the capital city of Solaria began to tremble just after midnight. At first, the villagers thought it was a mild earthquake, a common occurrence in the rocky highlands. But the shaking didn't stop. It grew worse. The stone walls of the houses cracked. Clay pots shattered on kitchen floors. Livestock broke free from their pens, screaming in absolute primal terror, running blindly

  • CHAPTER 120

    The grand obsidian plaza was completely silent. The heavy tension in the air felt thick enough to cut with a knife. Thousands of surface explorers stood with their weapons drawn, while the four peaceful species of the underground city stood tall, ready to defend their home.Lord Vane lowered his ruby-topped cane. His cruel smile never left his face. He looked at the Stonefolk elder, then at the Lizardfolk warriors, and finally at the floating Spiritborn."You think you can stop my private army with spears and rocks?" Lord Vane laughed darkly. He turned his head toward his heavily armed mercenaries. "Kill anyone who moves. Leave the elders alive so they can tell us where the core vault is located.""Wait!" Quinn shouted.Quinn stepped out from the crowd of surface explorers. He pulled his grey hood back, revealing his bruised face and his cold, dead, pitch-black eyes. His heavy Star-Iron gloves hummed with dark energy.Lord Vane stopped laughing. He turned around and stared at Quinn. "

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    The massive crowd of surface explorers flooded into the grand plaza of the underground city. Heavy boots slammed against the ancient obsidian pavement, echoing loudly between the towering black spires. Shouts, curses, and the clanking of metal weapons shattered the silent, eternal peace that had protected the subterranean world for a thousand years."Look at those obsidian pillars!" a scarred human mercenary yelled, pointing his sword at a massive structure. "There's gold inlaid in the stone! That's pure wealth just sitting there!""Grab everything you can carry!" another treasure hunter shouted, rushing toward a grand stone archway.Quinn stood near the edge of the grand plaza, his dark eyes scanning the vast underground metropolis. The sheer scale of the city was staggering. Bridges of glowing blue energy spanned across bottomless canyons, connecting massive towers that reached up toward the dark cavern ceiling."They're going to destroy it in an hour," Darius said, crossing his arm

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