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Chapter Forty-Two: Against the Void
The strike descended like a judgment.Jason’s claws, wreathed in violet fire, screamed through the void toward Elias’s chest. The air rippled, shadows tearing open behind the strike, promising nothing but ruin.But Elias didn’t flinch. His palm rose, gold flaring violently, and for a moment their lights collided, gold and violet, friend and enemy.The clash sent shockwaves screaming outward, tearing through the fractured ground. The void itself seemed to buckle under the weight of their meeting.“Jason!” Elias shouted, his voice ragged against the roar. “I know you’re still in there!”The shard snarled, violet fire spiking. Jason’s mouth twisted into a cruel smile not his own.“You are clinging to an illusion,” the voice spat. “He is gone. Only I remain.”The violet blaze surged. Elias’s shield shattered.He was thrown back, slamming into the broken surface with a sickening crack. Blood sprayed from his lips as he coughed, his ribs screaming.But he didn’t stay down. Elias forced hims
Chapter Forty-One: Broken Reach
The claw struck.Jason’s hand, once outstretched in desperate yearning, slashed forward with a violence that wasn’t his own. Violet fire ripped from his arm, screaming across the void like a scythe of annihilation.Elias’s eyes widened, but he didn’t retreat. Golden threads burst from his palm, weaving into a shield of pure radiance. Jason’s claw struck it dead-on, the collision shattering the air with a thunderous crack.The explosion flung Jason backward. He tumbled across the void, violet wings flaring, his body writhing under forces that were no longer his to command. His scream tore from his throat, but even that wasn’t his voice anymore. It was doubled, his own, and a deeper, hungering resonance.“Elias—!” he cried.“KILL HIM,” the shard roared through his mouth.Jason’s hands clutched at his head, fire exploding from his body in violent bursts. His gold and violet flames collided, ripping at one another. Each surge tore his skin open, glowing fissures carving across his chest,
Chapter Forty: The Fire Consumed
The shard fused into him like a blade hammered into molten iron.Jason’s body arched violently, golden fire bursting from every pore. His scream cracked the void, echoing in a thousand broken tones.Light and shadow warred in his veins, gold against violet, fire against abyss. His chest burned as though a second heart had been forced into him, a heart that beat wrong, that pulsed with hunger instead of life.“GHHHHAAAA!” His voice broke, torn into static by the storm inside him.His skin split in places, fire erupting from beneath, blood and light spilling together. His hands clawed at his chest, trying to rip the shard back out, but it was no longer something he held.It was inside him, binding itself to his very soul. The void trembled. Chains of shadow whipped across the broken space, latching onto him, as though the abyss itself sought to keep him contained.His fire snapped back at them, consuming each link in a burst of molten gold. But every time one chain shattered, two more t
Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Shard’s Claim
The blade drove deeper.Jason’s breath hitched, frozen in his throat. His chest tore open as the abyssal edge carved through flesh and bone. Heat and cold slammed into him all at once, his fire sputtering violently as if suffocating in its own blood.The reflection’s eyes burned gold, perfect and unyielding. Its voice was calm, merciless.“Do you feel it? The end of you. The beginning of me.”Jason tried to speak. Blood bubbled from his lips. He coughed violently, the sound wet and broken. His knees gave way, but the blade held him upright, speared like prey on a hunter’s pike. The reflection leaned close, whispering in his ear.“This is mercy. No more scars. No more failure. No more pain. Just perfection.”Jason’s vision swam. Elias’s voice echoed faintly in the distance, but it felt so far away now, muffled, like it belonged to another world. His fire, his stubborn, raging fire, flickered weakly, gasping for air.The abyss pressed closer. Shadows crawled up the blade and into his ch
Chapter Thirty-Eight: The Perfect Reflection
The abyss trembled under the weight of the figure that rose.Jason’s breath hitched, chest heaving, his body barely intact. But his eyes locked onto the figure before him, and his blood ran cold. It was him.Not the broken fragments, not the twisted failures, but Jason Miller as he might have been.Tall, radiant, flawless. Every scar healed. Every weakness erased. Muscles carved, posture regal, face calm and unburdened.Golden fire burned in its veins, but instead of flickering wildly, it flowed like a perfect river, controlled, precise, untouchable. This was Jason without mistakes. Without pain. Without doubt. The shard’s vessel. His perfect self.The reflection tilted its head, smiling. “So fragile, aren’t you? Crawling, bleeding, clinging to life. When you could have been this.”It raised its hand. The blade of void-fire materialized, longer than Jason was tall, humming with power that split the air itself.Jason staggered back, blood dripping from his mouth. He tried to summon fir
Chapter Thirty-Seven: The Legion of Ash
The first reflection struck him, Its claws dug into Jason’s chest, cold and sharp. Its face, his face, twisted in a scream of hatred. Jason staggered back, golden fire bursting instinctively to throw it away. But three more took its place. Then ten. Then a hundred.They poured out of the cracks, endless, writhing, a sea of Jason Millers, each one more grotesque than the last. Some had empty sockets where eyes should be, bleeding violet fire.Some had skin that peeled away in ribbons, revealing bones charred black. Some dragged their chains behind them, others clutched weapons forged of their own broken ribs.Every mouth moved the same way. “You are nothing.”Jason’s knees threatened to buckle. He could barely breathe. His chest was still split from the abyssal blade, blood running in rivers down his ribs. His arms shook violently as he summoned fire to his hands again. The first wave hit.Jason roared, fire blasting outward in a sweeping arc. Dozens of them disintegrated instantly, th
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