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Sixty Five: Prison of the Void
At first, Kael thought he’d gone blind. The world around him was gone, no sky, no ground, no sound. Only a vast emptiness that pulsed like a heartbeat. The air shimmered with colors that shouldn’t exist, twisting and bending every time he blinked.Aelira’s voice echoed faintly beside him. “Kael… where are we?”He turned, and even that motion felt wrong, slow, then too fast, as if time couldn’t decide how to move. She was beside him one second, ten feet away the next. Her glow flickered, fading in and out like a dying star.“The Void Realm,” Kael murmured. His voice carried too far, stretching into the darkness. “A place between worlds. I tore it open to trap the angels.”“Then why are we here?”Kael looked down. The ground beneath them wasn’t solid, it rippled, like water made of glass. “Because the prison doesn’t let its warden leave.”A low hum filled the air. The Godslayer Blade trembled in his grip, whispering in a voice that wasn’t quite sound.Feed me.Kael’s jaw tightened. “No
Sixty Four: Blades of heaven
The first spear of light hit the earth like a falling star. Kael barely had time to pull Aelira into his arms before the shockwave tore through the mountainside. Black Fang disciples were flung like leaves in a storm; the air turned to fire.Above them, the sky was no longer blue, it was a wound, bleeding radiance. From it descended the angels of Heaven, their wings stretching wide across the horizon. Each feather burned like molten silver, each eye cold as judgment.They weren’t soldiers. They were executioners.Kael set Aelira down gently. “Stay behind me.”She was trembling, her glow unstable. The divine brand across her back pulsed with violent light, searing her skin. “Kael, there are too many..”“Then they can die together.”His voice was calm, almost too calm.The angels spoke in unison, their voices a choir that split the air.“Mortal heretic Kael Draven. Vessel Aelira-07. You stand condemned by the Will of Heaven. Lay down your weapon.”Kael lifted the Godslayer Blade, its cr
Sixty Three: The Truth of the Vessel
The sky hadn’t stopped rumbling since Aelira woke. Thunder rolled across the horizon in waves that never reached the ground, as if Heaven itself were holding its breath. The Black Fang Sect rebuilt in uneasy silence, disciples moving through ruins like ghosts, afraid to speak too loudly, afraid to look directly at Kael or Aelira.No one dared ask what they were anymore. Kael stood alone at the edge of the ravine that once held the sect’s training fields. Below, molten rivers still pulsed from his wrath, glowing faintly crimson beneath the ash.He hadn’t slept since Aelira’s confession. The word gnawed at him like a chain tightening around his mind.He turned the Godslayer Blade in his hands, the metal whispering faintly. It fed on divine light and rage, and right now, it was starving for both.Footsteps approached, soft, deliberate. He didn’t turn.“You should be resting,” he said.Aelira stopped a few feet behind him. “Rest isn’t something we can afford anymore.”Her voice was calm
Sixty Two: Aelira's Awakening
The storm had ended, but the silence it left behind was worse. The Black Fang grounds were unrecognizable, mountains leveled, rivers burned dry, and the air heavy with the metallic tang of divine ash. What remained of Kael’s disciples were scattered among the ruins, whispering prayers to no god at all.In the shattered courtyard, Kael sat beside Aelira’s still body. He hadn’t moved for two days.Her skin glowed faintly beneath the dust, light seeping from her veins like liquid dawn. The divine wound that should’ve ended her life was closing slowly, each heartbeat a flicker between death and resurrection.Kael’s voice was rough from silence. “If you wake up just to scold me again, I’ll take it.”Nothing. Only the sound of the wind dragging ashes across stone.He reached out, brushing a lock of pale hair from her face. “You weren’t supposed to get hurt. You were supposed to be smarter than me.”Her lips parted.A breath. Then another.Kael froze. “Aelira?”Light burst from her chest li
Sixty One: Wrath Unleashed
The world stopped when Aelira fell. For a heartbeat, there was no sound, no screaming disciples, no crashing thunder, only the dull echo of her name tearing out of Kael’s throat.“AELIRA!”He leapt from the ridge, catching her before her body struck the shattered ground. Her blood, silver and gold, spilled across his arms, too bright, too sacred to belong to this broken world. Her breathing came shallow, lips trembling as she tried to speak.“Kael… stop…”Her voice barely reached him through the ringing in his ears. His heart was pounding like war drums. The Godslayer Blade pulsed in his grip, crimson light reflecting in his eyes.He looked down at her wound, divine fire eating away at her flesh. His seal burned red-hot, reacting to her blood, to her pain, to the injustice of it all.“Don’t you dare die,” he whispered.She smiled faintly. “You can’t fight Heaven forever.”Something inside him cracked.The wind shifted, carrying the scent of blood and ash. Around them, the survivors o
Sixty: War Against The Hidden Sect
The mountains burned. The first clash between mortals and immortals shattered the sky itself.Kael Draven stood at the center of the chaos, cloak torn by wind and blood. His disciples fought like wolves around him, outnumbered, outmatched, but unwilling to kneel. The banners of Black Fang fluttered amidst smoke and lightning, their black sigils defying Heaven’s gold.The Eternal Veil Sect moved as one, silent, flawless, divine. Their blades carved light through shadow. Every strike they unleashed carried the weight of Heaven’s decree.Kael met them head-on.“COME!” His roar broke across the battlefield, laced with fury and defiance.The first immortal descended, a woman with wings of crystal and eyes of judgment. She swung her spear down in a strike meant to erase mountains.Kael caught it barehanded. The impact ripped the earth apart beneath them, but he didn’t flinch. Blood streamed down his arm, his corrupted seal burning crimson through his skin.“You think Heaven frightens me?”
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