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The Element of Flame
With every ounce of strength coursing through his veins, Arga threw up his arm to block the Blazing Moss Serpent’s snapping jaws. The impact slammed into him like a mountain avalanche, shattering the earth beneath his feet and sending clods of soil and rock flying in all directions.Incredible power… he thought, his muscles screaming as he pushed back against the creature’s crushing grip.Quick as lightning, he lashed out with a kick aimed at the serpent’s underbelly—where scales were said to be thinnest. But the blow struck solid as forged steel; the creature barely flinched, its armored hide turning his attack aside as if it were nothing more than a gentle tap.Realizing physical strikes would not suffice, Arga gathered his inner energy and heaved with all his might, launching the colossal serpent into the air. As it twisted and writhed above him, he raised his Blood Blade high, its edge gleaming with deadly intent as he aimed for the one spot he suspected might be vulnerable: its e
The Mossfire Serpent Shifter - Part II
“By a Thousand Heavenly Judgments!” Arimbi roared, unleashing the most devastating attack in her arsenal. From the magnificent pair of wings that spanned across her back, thousands of shimmering silver feathers shot forth like torrential rain, cutting through the air with blinding speed toward the Blazing Moss Serpent Shapeshifter. The creature had long sensed the incoming assault from behind. With a violent snap of its colossal tail, it sent surging waves of golden wind crashing outward—raw, untamed power that tore through the air like a hurricane. The golden gusts slammed into Arimbi’s silver feathers with earth-shattering force, sending them scattering in every conceivable direction. Worse still, a barrage of the sharpened plumes careened back toward their caster, whirling through the sky like vengeful darts. Arimbi dove and twisted to evade the onslaught, but her movements were not quite fast enough. The hardened feathers pierced through her flesh—across her legs, her torso,
The Mossfire Serpent Shifter
Mount Hornspire loomed black and forbidding against the sky—though by all rights, the sun should have been high above. A permanent blanket of dark clouds clung to the forest below, casting the vast wilderness in a perpetual twilight that felt more like endless night.Two figures pushed through the dense undergrowth with urgent strides, their boots crushing wet ferns and fallen leaves beneath their feet. They were none other than Arga and Arimbi, racing against the storm that had begun to gather overhead.Raindrops began to fall, cold and heavy, spurring them onward as Arga scanned the trees for shelter from the biting downpour.“We’ll take cover under that one—its branches look thick enough to shield us,” he called out, breaking into a run toward a massive ancient tree with limbs that spread wide as a great hall’s roof.Arimbi followed close behind, her clothes already soaked through and clinging to her skin. A shiver wracked her frame; the chill was seeping deep into her bones.Rain
The Forfeit of Innocence
(This chapter contains mature content of an intimate nature. Readers who find such material unsuitable are advised to proceed directly to the next chapter. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.)In the wake of their brutal clash against the Skull Maiden, Arga and Arimbi resolved to extend their stay at the Devil’s Rest by yet another night—binding them to the ancient decree that all guests must abide within its walls for a full three days and nights to earn safe passage through the accursed lands beyond.The darkness of that evening wrapped around the inn like a velvet shroud, and within the confines of their chamber, the air hummed with a tension that had been building since the moment they’d crossed the threshold of the notorious establishment. Where once Arga had fumbled through unfamiliarity, guided only by the fleeting lessons of his past encounter with Dara—who had later revealed herself to be none other than Arimbi in a different guise—he now moved with the deliberate grac
THE DEMON BONE CHAIN
Arga’s body slammed into the tree with such force that the trunk splintered and crumbled. A groan of pain tore from his lips as he crumpled to the ground.The wolf spirits grew wilder with each attack, their claws slashing through the air like razors. With great effort, Arga pushed himself to his feet, his muscles screaming in protest.“Your soul hasn’t yet fused with the Demon Bone Chain—we can’t unlock its full power,” the Shadow Demon’s voice echoed in his mind.“Damn it… what do we do? They’re too feral, too strong…” Arga gasped, his eyes darting to Arimbi, who fought with a desperation that made his heart clench.“Keep trying. The chain will grow accustomed to your strength!” the Shadow Demon urged.Arga stretched out his dark, inky right hand. Slowly, the Demon Bone Chain slithered forth, coiling across the dirt like a living serpent—its links glinting with an otherworldly, bone-white light.“Let’s try this again,” Arga muttered, then flicked his hand as if cracking a whip.SEEE
THE WINGED MAIDEN’S RAGE
“All men are the same—blinded by a woman’s fleshly allure. Like oxen with a ring through their noses, they’ll bow and obey once they’ve fallen under the spell,” Suari purred, her lips curving into a honeyed smile as she turned her gaze toward Arga.Even the way she walked was enough to fix any man’s eyes to her form—and when paired with the single sheet of gossamer-thin fabric that clung to her body, she might as well have been naked. Who could blame anyone for staring, for feeling that fire of desire burn in their veins?Then, a deafening BOOM echoed from within the inn. In the blink of an eye, a figure clad in pure white lunged toward Suari, her movements as light as a feather dancing on the wind. Before the seductress could even draw breath, the white-cloaked figure stood before her—none other than Arimbi.“How dare you tempt another’s beloved! Do you wish to throw away your life!?” Arimbi roared, her voice like thunder cracking through the stillness.Suari flinched at the sudden a
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