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Chapter 77: When Blood Paints the Sacred Earth
Author: Little LYTA
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Chapter 77: When Blood Paints the Sacred Earth

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Zap!

The scream of raw energy splitting the air was the only warning before the mutant’s massive curved blade cleaved through space—and bit into Sphinx’s celestial flesh.

For the first time since he’d been summoned, Sphinx bled.

His pitch-black fur parted under the mutant’s attack. It wasn’t a deep cut—Dioki-imbued skin still resisted the strike—but it had breached his "Celestial Hide," that mysterious layer of living armor born of his high bloodline. Blood dripped from his side, dark and smoking as it sizzled against the terrain. Still, he didn’t waver. With a snarl that made the surrounding proto-beasts whimper and scatter, Sphinx countered. His paw struck out, not in a simple swipe, but as a compressed blast of Dioki detonated in the space beneath him.

BOOM!

The air itself folded from the force, launching Sphinx backward like a comet. He flipped midair, claw
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