Chapter 12
Author: J V
last update2026-09-27 23:51:25

The dark chamber hummed with dark, crackling energy as the chains rattled against the stone pillars. The captor took another slow, deliberate step forward, his metallic boots striking the cold floor with a dull thud. He looked up at the two battered figures suspended in mid-air, his face twisted into an ugly, triumphant sneer.

​"He had married a mortal," the man sneered, his voice echoing off the jagged walls of the dungeon. "Can you believe that? The great heir of the Dragon Bloodline, reduced
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    ​Meanwhile, three days ago...​The harsh midday sun beat down relentlessly onto the dusty intersection where the two cracked streets crossed each other. The breeze was dry and warm, rustling the dirty hem of Elijah’s torn hospital gown. After the intense back-and-forth about his origins, his family's enemies, and the ancient powers he was supposed to possess, Elijah stood on the sidewalk, looking down at his worn-out slippers. His heart felt drained, bruised just like the rest of his body.​He let out a heavy, tired breath, shaking his head.​"Okay, then I'll continue to live as the fool who knows nothing," Elijah said, his tone dry and strangely calm as he looked back up at the two people standing before him.​Mia’s eyes went wide with pure disbelief. She stepped forward on the pavement, throwing her arms out in utter shock.​"So, if you keep living like a fool..." Mia started, her voice shrill with concern and frustration. "But how can you live like this?! Look at your clothes! Look

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    ​Master Caleb raised his hands in a placating gesture, quickly stepping forward to ease the sudden panic flaring in the young man's eyes.It was natural that after suffering so many hardships during his early years, the young heir was quite distrustful and easily suspected anyone. But it still caught Master Caleb off guard, and he was trying his best to sound soothing— meanwhile, this effort was amusing Mia quite a lot. ​"No, Master! Please, listen to me. You just need to disappear from the world's sight for a few days without leaving a body behind. I am asking you to act, not actually die! We would never even think of bringing harm to our own royal lineage. It is merely a performance to mislead those who are watching from beyond."​Elijah stared at the old man, his breathing still rapid and uneven. The wild bull in his chest, that was bucking in the name of suspicion, began to settle slightly as he saw the look of sincerity on both their faces. These two were quite dramatic and ove

  • Chapter 12

    The dark chamber hummed with dark, crackling energy as the chains rattled against the stone pillars. The captor took another slow, deliberate step forward, his metallic boots striking the cold floor with a dull thud. He looked up at the two battered figures suspended in mid-air, his face twisted into an ugly, triumphant sneer.​"He had married a mortal," the man sneered, his voice echoing off the jagged walls of the dungeon. "Can you believe that? The great heir of the Dragon Bloodline, reduced to crawling at the feet of a mere human woman! And the best part? Even that mortal girl realized how worthless your son really is! She threw him away like a piece of useless garbage! And now, he has absolutely no hope left in this world."​The chained emperor kept his jaw locked tight, his bloodshot eyes glaring down at his tormentor with burning hatred, but the captor only laughed louder, thoroughly intoxicated by his own words.​"Everything has gone according to my plan," the captor hissed, h

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    ​"No, Master! Please, listen to me!" Master Caleb pleaded, his voice breaking along with his heart. "We couldn't protect you openly, but we never truly abandoned you! You must understand the dark forces hunting your lineage. If we had shown ourselves in this mortal world with our true signatures, our enemies' trackers would have zeroed in on you instantly, putting you in danger. We had to pretend you had forgotten everything, watching over you from the shadows all these years!"​The old man lowered his head to hid the tears in his eyes. "We thought you were simply hiding your true nature to protect yourself, we didn't realize you had genuinely lost your memories of who you are, otherwise we would have intervened much sooner! Had we known the seal on your mind was absolute, we would never have let you suffer in silence for so long!"​Elijah listened to the old man's hurried explanation, his chest rising and falling heavily. He was the one who had been fooled brutally by his wife all

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    "I know exactly how to make him angry.” Elijah caught the words and frowned, wiping sweat dried mud from his forehead with the dirty sleeve of his hospital gown. He looked up at the old man, feeling so exhausted that he barely had the energy to keep his eyes open. "What are you talking about now?" Elijah muttered in a raspy voice. "I told you, I don't care about anything anymore. There's nothing left inside me." Instead of explaining, Master Caleb looked straight at Elijah. "Do you really remember nothing about your real parents?" Elijah gave a dry chuckle, "My parents? Why are you bringing that up now? I know that I'm an orphan, that's pretty much all. I don't know who they were, what their names were, or why they threw me away like a piece of garbage. I've spent my entire life alone, scrubbing floors and begging for scraps. That's my history." "I'm asking, because you are not an orphan." The old man said firmly, his stern face hardening into stone. "You are our heir, be

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