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DBVerseHey everyone, this is my first time dropping an author’s note, so I just want to start by saying, "Thank you." Seriously. If you’ve been following the story till now, I appreciate it more than you think. There are a few important updates I wanted to share: **1. Arc 2 begins here.** This chapter marks the official start of a new arc, and things are going to expand a lot from here—world, stakes, and everything in between. **2. Chapter format change.** From now on, I’ll be writing **1.2k word chapters**, and you’ll get **2 or more chapters per day** instead of a single 2k+ chapter. The idea is to **reduce the per-chapter cost** and make reading more accessible. Let me know what you prefer—this format or the longer Arc 1 style. **3. Your support really matters.** If you’re enjoying the story, please consider leaving a review, liking chapters, and commenting.
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Chapter 123: Remnant of the Lost Ages––II
Toruous sat cross-legged beneath the archway while I crouched beside him. Blue helis flowed from my palm into his wounds. The torn flesh around the bullet holes slowly knitted together under the healing effect of helis restoration. Neither of us spoke for a while.My eyes remained fixed on the blackened machine guns protruding from the walls. The old turtle had managed to disable every single one of them while enduring the barrage.That fact bothered me—A lot.The machine guns were meant to stop intruders before they could reach the upper level of the staircase. Yet Toruous had proven something important. If someone had enough skill and experience, they could simply destroy the guns as they reached the gate.Humans may have failed earlier. But learning and adapting would always be the core trait of human beings. Sooner or later, they would understand the firing rhythm. Once they did, the machine guns would become the priority target. The guns would start shooting once the intruders re
Chapter 122: Remnant of the Lost Ages––I
Toruous rolled his shoulders. Then, with a light creak, he stretched his legs and hopped lightly on his feet. I hung back, watching carefully. The moment he stepped onto the stairs, King’s dominance fell upon his shoulders. The pressure of helis tried to pin him down, but a thin layer of helis shimmered out of his frame, calm and composed.And I watched the old turtle climbing up as if it was child’s play, just like he used to swim up and down through that reverse stream of the basin. Within a blink of an eye, he was already at the middle stairs. The pressure doubled up, and the machine guns levelled their heads at the stairs.Toruous giggled out loud.“Hahahaha! That’s a nice trap. Pin the opponent down with helis pressure and shoot to your heart’s content.”The rain of helis bullets charged at him at tremendous speed as the rotary barrels spun loudly. Toruous dove forward in a lucid motion. It looked like he was dancing amid the particles of shooting helis. Every sway of his palm w
Chapter 121: A New World through Old Eyes
I had decided to use the helis step to return to the castle. But Toruous’s comment made me stop.“So that’s how the night sky looks nowadays…”His gaze was fixed on the sky. A smile etched onto my lips. It was his first outing after long years from that basin. I glanced at Toruous.“Yeah, let’s go.”We started walking toward the habitat through the forest. He was a remnant of battle among humans, monsters, and demons. I wondered how he would feel about the current world. With every step, his eyes lingered longer on the monster camps. He looked at the monster camps with widened eyes. No matter the class or size, monsters played with each other inside the camps.Toruous jumped to his feet.“This is unbelievable. Higher-class monsters have no intention of hunting lower-class monsters.”A giggle slipped out of me.“I banned them from unnecessary killing in my forest.”Toruous touched the golden barrier of the thunder camp with his paws, golden lightning flickering from the barrier. His wr
Chapter 120: The Heir of the Basin
I had no idea how long I was asleep. My eyes fluttered open with the noise of a light crack spreading nearby. I jolted awake over the platform as the sound felt very familiar. It reminded me of the time when I hatched from the egg in this world. My head snapped to my right, gasping out.“The mermaid’s egg…”But the egg was already crowded. Karguran, Krileekit, and Toruous sat near it over the platform, and the mermaids had gathered by the edge of the platform. I could barely see the egg. I slowly stood up, walking toward them. With a light touch of my palm on his shoulder, Krileekit snapped his head with a wide smile.“My lord, the baby is hatching!”Then I saw the egg. Thin lines of cracks spread slowly from the center of the blue egg as the golden polka dots hummed with golden energy. The same golden energy radiated through the slowly widening cracks. And a voice echoed in my head, cute and childish.“I want to see the world…”I froze in my tracks. Every strand of hair on my arms sp
Chapter 119: The Nightmare of Lost Ages
The throne of the Bearda castle felt colder than usual. Dargon sat in silence, eyes fixed on the unfurled report. Acherous scoffed at Gabriel, kneeling in front of the throne.“Even with the top hunters of the capital, you were unable to climb the stairs?”Gabriel’s head remained lower. His words carried a buried frustration.“You should have seen that machinery yourself, Lord Minister.”Dargon raised his hand at Acherous. Then his gaze slid from the report to Gabriel.“Gabriel, take rest. Tomorrow we will discuss our next expedition.”Gabriel stood up. With another bow, he walked out of the throne chamber without wasting another word. The night breeze drifted through the open windows of the chamber as Dargon leaned his back onto the throne. A slow breath slipped through his lips.“He had warned us during the meeting, Acherous.”Acherous’s head snapped at Dargon.“Your Majesty…?”Dargon smiled, eyes flickering in negative helis.“What? You forgot? He told us that he would give us free
Chapter 118: The Extraction
Toruous sat to my right in front of the egg as I placed my palms over the blue shell. Toruous had briefed me on the concept of extraction. Basically, I had to push my own helis through the shell, and the negative helis should repel like a magnetic effect. Now the Key was to keep the shell from breaking when the negative helis tried to force themselves out due to repulsion.I also had to maintain the amount of helis I poured into it, else the shell would break from excessive helis. The shell felt cold and fragile under my palm. I could feel the life throbbing inside it. The n-reactor heart flickered in my chest, trembling my fingers a little.I activated helis vision to monitor every single particle of helis in it. Then I channelled my own helis through my palm to the egg.“Helis Sustainment.”My helis sustainment was already at level 100, but I was still worried about control. Slowly, particles of helis seeped into the egg through its shell. The golden polka dots scattered across the
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