2025-12-07 11:00:56The rooftop of the half-collapsed commercial tower gave Cane, Lea, and Stella the vantage point they needed, but the sight ahead was anything but reassuring. Three giant mutants were lumbering deeper into the Southern Sector, each one moving with deliberate, coordinated aggression. Their bodies were hulking masses of mutated muscle and bone, hardened plating covering their skin like natural armor. Behind them, dozens of smaller mutants followed, drawn forward by whatever instinct drove the frenzied swarm. Cane analyzed their spread and their movement speed, calculating what they would reach within minutes: the inner residential districts, the evacuation tunnels, and the few streets that hadn’t been cleared yet. He relayed orders through his comms to redirect units, reposition heavy artillery, and concentrate plasma support lines. Even as he issued commands, he could see how difficult it was becoming for his forces to contain these things. Normal ammunition barely scratched the creat
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Chapter Eighty-Five — The Weight of a Higher Will
No one could lift their head.Not Lea.Not Stella.Not Commander Cane.Not even the two unidentified powerhouses who had been tearing through the mutant horde.The gravitational pressure kept every living being, human and monster alike, locked to the ground. Even with all her enhancements, Stella’s legs were shaking violently, forced into a kneeling position she couldn't resist. Lea’s breath rasped in her throat, the crushing force pressing her ribs inward. Some of the smaller mutants had already been flattened completely, their bodies sinking into the concrete like wet clay. Even the massive giants trembled on the ground, their limbs quivering uselessly under an invisible weight strong enough to shatter the earth beneath them.Above them, suspended in the air like gravity meant nothing to him, the stranger stood with one hand in his pocket. After a couple of seconds, he tilted his head slightly, as though listening to something far away. His g
Chapter Eighty-Four — Strange Fire
The flames from the explosion still flickered across the ruined street when two silhouettes emerged through the haze. One was a young man with dark hair tied loosely behind him, his movements impressively steady and controlled as he stepped across the charred asphalt. The second was a young woman, shorter, lighter on her feet, and her expression was as unreadable as her companion's. Both were completely untouched by the heat. The scattered mutants screeched as they registered new targets, their twisted bodies shifting forward in a lunging wave. The young man didn’t wait for them to reach him. His right hand ignited instantly in a blaze of orange-red light, and a thin line of flame shot across the ground ahead of him. He kicked off the surface and moved with a controlled violence that reminded Lea faintly of a trained martial artist. His body twisted mid-air as he delivered a heavy downward strike that unleashed a burst of compressed fire, instantly blowing apart the first group of m
Chapter Eighty-Three — Chaos
The second giant mutant’s movements were heavier and more deliberate than the one Stella had helped bring down earlier. From the rooftop of a half-collapsed complex, Commander Cane gave the order and Lea immediately sprinted forward, cutting across the broken street in a blur of enhanced speed. Stella followed a second behind him, her alloy shifting down her arms and chest as she formed a reinforced breastplate and plated gauntlets. The hulking monster turned its head toward the rushing pair but its delayed reaction created the opening they needed. Lea fired several plasma bursts into its upper torso to force the creature to brace, while Stella closed the distance and drove a thickened alloy lance straight into its knee. The limb bent inward with a wet crunch and the creature toppled sideways into a building, sending concrete debris into the street.Lea vaulted over a fallen streetlight and landed beside Stella, both girls breathing hard as they repositioned while the massi
Chapter Eighty-Two — Engagement
The rooftop of the half-collapsed commercial tower gave Cane, Lea, and Stella the vantage point they needed, but the sight ahead was anything but reassuring. Three giant mutants were lumbering deeper into the Southern Sector, each one moving with deliberate, coordinated aggression. Their bodies were hulking masses of mutated muscle and bone, hardened plating covering their skin like natural armor. Behind them, dozens of smaller mutants followed, drawn forward by whatever instinct drove the frenzied swarm. Cane analyzed their spread and their movement speed, calculating what they would reach within minutes: the inner residential districts, the evacuation tunnels, and the few streets that hadn’t been cleared yet. He relayed orders through his comms to redirect units, reposition heavy artillery, and concentrate plasma support lines. Even as he issued commands, he could see how difficult it was becoming for his forces to contain these things. Normal ammunition barely scratched the creat
Chapter Eighty-One: The Line
The moment Michael disappeared into the distance, the atmosphere across the Southern Sector hardened into something far heavier. The street shook under the constant pressure of dozens upon dozens of mutated monsters forcing their way through every opening the defense had attempted to anchor. The frontline squads of the Libertas Aeterna spread themselves thin along a half-collapsed avenue, the soldiers firing in strict volleys under Commander Cane’s direction. Most of their regular ammunition barely slowed the creatures, the bullets embedding uselessly into hardened bone, carapace, or whatever twisted material made up their reinforced bodies. Only concentrated plasma shots or the heavy-caliber cannons mounted on the nearby armored carriers could stagger or kill the advancing beasts. But both resources were limited, and the sheer number of mutants pouring into the Sector made the situation more chaotic by the minute. Cane stood in the open on the roof of a fallen transport vehicle, issu
Chapter Eighty – The Shadow That Answers
The dragon’s wooden jaws slammed shut around Michael, its body twisting as it dove into the ground. The impact detonated with the force of a localized explosion, the forest shaking from the pressure. Soil, stone, and splinters of shattered bark scattered in all directions, painting the air with brown haze. Rose watched the cloud rise, the deafening echo of the collision slowly fading into the distance.For a few long seconds, she didn’t move. The battlefield was still. The ground beneath her vibrated softly from the residual shockwaves, and the cocoon of vines surrounding her lowered on command, letting her step out into the open air. She surveyed the destruction — the splintered terrain, the uprooted trees, the streaks of frozen earth and shattered vegetation marking every place the fight had torn through.It was over.Rose exhaled slowly, her confidence returning in a calm rhythm. “Persistent, but predictable,” she said under her breath. Her to
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