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Chapter 674: The Callous demon(2).
Heavy silence followed.The forest seemed to grow heavier.Above them, Kivic did not respond immediately.He remained seated on the branch, one leg bent, the other hanging loosely as if he were simply resting rather than intercepting intruders deep within his territory. His presence alone felt like a weight pressing down on the surroundings, subtle yet suffocating.His head tilted ever so slightly, eyes glinting faintly in the dark as they moved across the three figures below—studying them, weighing them.Then—A slow, quiet chuckle escaped him.“Heh…”It was low.Amused.But devoid of warmth.“So even the little snakes of the Yezi Sect know my name.”His voice carried effortlessly downward, smooth yet edged with something dangerous—like silk wrapped around a blade.“The Callous Demon, huh? It seems your sect likes handing out titles without caring how one might feel. Just a few years away from the southern territory, and I’ve already been named the Callous Demon.”A faint scoff left
Chapter 673: The callous demon.
“So, Hudo… I hear what you’re saying,” Raven finally said after listening to him without interruption, her voice calm yet carrying a subtle weight of thought.She turned her gaze slightly toward the distant horizon, where that unnatural cyan glow still pulsed through the night.“But how do you explain that?” she continued, her tone sharpening just a little. “Those flames—we can all see them. And none of us has ever seen anything like them before.”Hudo clicked his tongue softly, folding his arms again, though his eyes also drifted toward the glow.“Even so,” he began, “even if we assume Elysiome does exist—and someone can cross over from there to our side—we still don’t know anything about it. It’s all just myth.”He shifted his stance, voice gaining momentum.“They say it’s a land filled with vitality mana… that there’s some miracle elixir capable of healing all injuries and extending life indefinitely.”He scoffed.“But do we really need something like that?”His lips curled faintly
Chapter 672: The Thirsty Bramble Fold(3).
After the meeting in the lord’s place, urgency spread like wildfire through the Thirsty Bramble Fold.Without wasting a single moment, smaller gatherings erupted across the hideout as each faction retreated toward their respective manors carved within the vast interior of the colossal tree.The structure, which from the outside appeared like nothing more than an ancient, towering trunk, concealed within it an entire settlement—alive, tense, and suddenly restless.Subordinates moved with purpose, their footsteps echoing across wooden pathways and hollowed corridors as they aligned themselves under their respective leaders—the four masters and the six elders.Lines blurred into motion; warriors, scouts, and attendants all flowed like converging streams, each drawn toward their commanding figures.Murmured exchanges, sharp gestures, and hushed instructions filled the air, yet beneath it all lingered a single, shared tension—something had changed.Outside, however, the guards remained.Th
Chapter 671: The Thirsty Bramble Fold(2).
Inside the Thirsty Bramble Fold’s hideoutThe atmosphere was nothing like the wild, oppressive forest that surrounded it. The interior space was vast—far larger than one would ever expect from the hollowed trunk of a single tree.It stretched outward and downward in layered sections, almost like a small underground town carved into living wood and reinforced by time, survival, and ruthless ingenuity.Pathways wound between carved-out chambers, platforms, and open spaces where people moved about their business—some sharpening weapons, others tending to beasts, and a few simply watching, their eyes always alert, always wary.At the very heart of the hideout, a massive water mana stone veil hovered in place, suspended by unseen forces. Its translucent, fluid-like surface rippled endlessly, casting a cool, shifting glow that illuminated the entire central space.The light refracted like water under moonlight, washing over everything in hues of deep blue and soft cyan. It was clear that th
Chapter 670: The Thirsty Bramble Fold.
Venak remained still for a moment after Vesta finished speaking, his gaze resting on him with a depth that went beyond mere listening.The forest around them swayed gently, leaves whispering as the thick vitality-rich air of Elysiome pulsed with quiet life, yet Venak’s mind moved far louder than the environment itself.“Fascinating… truly fascinating…” Venak thought, his eyes narrowing ever so slightly as he studied Vesta—not as a comrade in that moment, but as something far more complex.“Vesta is amazing… but one thing is clear after everything he just said. Without intending to, he revealed something important… at his core, he is still just a child.”His gaze softened just a fraction.“A child born with overwhelming power… and flooded with knowledge he himself does not fully understand.”A faint exhale left him.“Good… at least he carries a sense of responsibility. No matter how strong he is… that part grounds him.”His posture straightened subtly as resolve settled within him.“So
Chapter 669: The Inheritor’s Limit.
“Runes and formations, huh…” Vesta said, his eyes narrowing slightly as if he were staring at something far beyond the present—something only he could perceive.For a brief moment, the usual playfulness in his expression faded, replaced by something quieter… more conflicted.“For some reason…” he continued, exhaling slowly, “…I can’t.”Silence followed his words.“It’s not that I don’t have the knowledge. That’s the strange part.”He lifted his hand, fingers curling gently as faint wisps of cyan energy flickered into existence around them. The flames did not roar—they whispered, controlled to an almost unnatural degree.Each strand of energy bent perfectly to his will, flowing like silk threads woven through the air.“I can recall Father's battles… his techniques… his spells… even the way his energy flows when he fights.”His voice softened slightly, almost reflective.“Those things… they come naturally to me. Like instinct. Like they were always mine—even though I can’t fully replica
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