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Chapter 201
The morning was quiet. Too quiet. Ash floated through the air, drifting down from the broken arches of the ruined cathedral. The wind didn’t blow. There were no birds, no voices, no life. Just stillness. The silence felt heavy, like something alive.Oliver stood alone in the center of the courtyard. His body was bruised and bloody. His hands trembled as they gripped a strange and glowing blade, the Apocalypse Blade. Its edge shone with soft lightning, buzzing like a storm trapped in steel.Around him, the battlefield was full of fallen enemies. The Choir of Silence, strange, masked warriors, lay dead. Their masks were cracked, their black weapons broken. From their wounds, dark mist leaked into the dusty ground. It smelled like rust and sorrow.Above, the sky was broken. The sun fought through a web of dark clouds, sending weak golden light across the ruins.Oliver was breathing hard, but his eyes burned with purpose. A small blue screen flickered in front of his face.System Notif
Chapter 200
The wind was cold in the courtyard of the old cathedral. The sky above was gray and heavy. Oliver stood with Mina, Korr, Felix, Elari, and Seraphine. A few other Harmonists, young and afraid, stood nearby. Their breath formed clouds in the air.The cathedral had begun to come alive again. Seraphine’s healing magic had made the stones glow softly, and the walls no longer wept dust. But something had changed. The ground trembled with a strange pulse. Not sound, but something else. Something that pushed against their chests and made their heads ache.Oliver opened his mouth to speak and the world went silent. Not quiet. Silent.No wind. No breath. No heartbeat. No voice. It was as if the air itself had been pulled away. Everyone froze. Eyes widened in confusion. Even Seraphine took a step back, clutching her staff.A red message blinked in Oliver’s vision.System Alert: Choir of Silence, Dissonance Null Field DischargedCombat Mode: Immediate Engagement, Maximum Physical Aggression E
Chapter 199
The night was cold and silent as Oliver, Mina, Korr, Felix, and Elari stepped through the shattered archway.This place had once been the Cathedral of Six Choirs, a house of beauty, faith, and song. Now, it was only ruin. Wind whispered through broken windows, stirring dead leaves and dust. Moonlight spilled across the stone floor, where shattered glass from stained windows glimmered in eerie, sorrowful colors.It was beautiful in a quiet, aching way. Like a lullaby no one sang anymore.Oliver moved slowly, eyes scanning the ruin. The weight of this place pressed down on his chest, not just the chill of time, but something deeper. A sadness that clung to the air.“This place feels like it’s remembering everything it lost,” Mina whispered. She hugged herself tightly.“No doors,” Korr muttered, pointing toward the far end of the cathedral.There, silhouetted in the frame of a broken rose window, stood a tall woman. Her back was to them. Her dress was white and flowing, like mist in th
Chapter 198
Day 1. Post-RebootWorld State: Emotion-Based Talent Integration LiveSystem: Harmonist Framework OnlineResidual Fragment Threat Level: CRITICALThe world didn’t go silent when the System ended. It went louder.Voices returned. Songs born from willpower, not presets. But in the wake of the reboot, not everyone accepted the change. Some…resisted. Some broke. And some—Were waiting.Oliver stood on the rooftop of what used to be the Watcher’s Hall in Winterdeep. His breath curled in the cold morning air. Below him, people sang—not to activate skills, but to clear debris, to lift carts, to stitch wounds.Emotion had become power. But it came with a cost: control.“Reboot’s holding,” Mina said, approaching him with a bundle of reports. Her short hair was tied back, blood on her coat.“For now,” Oliver muttered. “But the east side still has suppression fields.”“Not System leftovers,” she corrected. “Something worse. Something hollow.”Reports had spread quickly: survivors from the old Co
Chapter 197
The ocean was a liar. From above, it looked still, calm, even. But below the waves, secrets stirred.Mason adjusted the breathing rune on his neck, feeling the rush of cool magic tighten around his lungs. The others did the same, Elara, Norra, Aurora, and two new allies Orvel insisted on sending: Laren, a water mage who wore too many belts, and Holt, a storm channeler with permanent scowl lines.Their boat, a tiny skiff warded by ancient sea glyphs, drifted silently toward the dead reef. No birds. No wind. Just the sound of oars slicing water, steady as a heartbeat.The city below, Ys, was lost centuries ago, swallowed whole by a magical collapse. Most said it was cursed. Some said it never existed.But the mirror’s pulse was calling from the depths. And the Cabal had already been seen near the southern cliffs.“Elara,” Mason whispered, “are you sure the seal will hold?”She adjusted the satchel on her hip, fingers dancing across the clasp. “As long as we don’t get close to the gate u
Chapter 196
The sky cracked. Not like thunder. Not like lightning. It cracked like something was breaking from inside the world itself.A long line of light stretched from the ground up into the sky, no, not light, music. But no one could hear it. They could only feel it, like a heartbeat made of song.Then a figure fell from that pillar of silence and glow. It did not fall like a person. It fell like a decision being made.Oliver stood on the edge of the Gate, facing the light. His breath caught in his throat.The figure landed hard on the platform before him. The stone shook under its weight.The being was tall, taller than any man Oliver had seen. His robe was made of glowing musical staves. The notes on them moved like ants, pulsing and shifting. Around him, invisible winds whispered wordless songs, rising, falling, swirling with power.He raised one hand. And the world stopped. Birds froze mid-flight. Trees stilled. Not even a breeze passed.Even sound itself vanished. No footsteps. No hear
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