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The Schism
Overwhelmed by rage at the sight of the poor girl’s condition, Braganata hurled the man he had lifted with one hand. The body flew across the clearing and slammed into a massive tree. Bones cracked like dry twigs. The man died instantly — his ribs shattered, splinters piercing both lungs and heart.The entire assembly of black sect disciples froze in horror. None dared to raise their heads. Every one of them had witnessed the fourth-ranked master of the dark path lose his temper — and the very air trembled with his fury.“I don’t care what orders Brojonoto gave you,” Braganata’s voice thundered through the forest, sharp as a whip. “But if any of you ever dare to do such a vile thing to another woman before my eyes, I swear by my own blade — none of you will live to see another dawn. Mark my words!”He knelt beside the lifeless girl, pressing his fingers gently to her neck. No pulse. No sign of breath. The light in her eyes had already faded into the darkness. She was gone — her fragil
Wrath of Bragananta
In his wisdom, the Dragon God chose not to burden Arya with the affairs concerning his twin children, still cradled within his wife's womb. His focus, the deity believed, should remain solely on the imminent rise of the Demon King.When their discourse reached its natural conclusion, Arya escorted Ratnasari back to the Sastrajingga Palace. His intent was clear: to share the joyous news of Ratnasari's pregnancy with Queen Dyah Pitaloka. However, the darker tidings would remain unspoken, for Arya wished not to weigh upon his mother's thoughts. To bring a smile to her face was a happiness in itself.As Arya departed from the Dragon God's realm, Ananta Shesa, too, vanished, returning to the dominion of the dragons. He sought counsel with the Dragon King, to deliberate on the matters afflicting Arya and Ratnasari. For Arya was the chosen one, a figure they must safeguard with utmost care, lest the realm of dragons also suffer should the Demon King rise from defeat and vanquish the gods.Wi
The Best Option
Ananta Shesa spoke calmly but gravely, recounting everything he had seen within Ratnasari’s womb—the twin pulses of life, the clash of light and darkness, and the growing dread that one of those unborn children carried a corruption too deep to ignore.Across from him, Sarwana, the Monkey King, listened in silence. His thick brows furrowed into a single line, his sharp mind racing as he absorbed every word. The revelation about the Black Eagle’s heart lodged inside Ratnasari’s body disturbed him deeply.“How could I have overlooked this?” he muttered under his breath, recalling the time he had cleansed Ratnasari of all traces of the dark arts years ago.Ananta Shesa nodded thoughtfully. “Perhaps the heart of that creature possessed the ability to conceal its presence. Otherwise, you would have sensed it then—and Arya, who was always beside her, would have too.”“That’s what troubles me,” Sarwana replied. “It seems that the heart could hide its essence until it merged with the unborn ch
A New Problem
A New ProblemFor a fleeting moment, the brow of Ananta Shesa furrowed deeply. A faint sense of disturbance rippled through him—something strange emanated from within Ratnasari’s womb.The subtle shift in the Dragon God’s expression did not escape Arya’s notice. “Is something wrong?” he asked, curiosity laced with concern.Ananta Shesa did not answer immediately. His gaze remained fixed upon Ratnasari, his divine senses tracing every thread of energy that pulsed within her. Whatever he felt, he needed to confirm it quickly.Ratnasari herself grew uneasy under that intense stare. Yet, she dared not think ill of Ananta Shesa. He was not an antagonist in her husband’s fate—if anything, he was a being far beyond mortal malice.Since no response came, Arya chose silence, trusting the Dragon God’s focus. He glanced at Ratnasari, silently assuring her that whatever disturbed Ananta Shesa was not something trivial.Then, the Dragon God closed his eyes. His consciousness delved deep, far beyon
A Joyous News
Princess Laras and Dewi, who were inside the chamber, immediately jumped in delight when they heard the news of Arya and Ratnasari’s arrival. Without wasting a single heartbeat, Princess Laras grabbed Dewi’s hand and hurriedly left the room, where her mother was still resting.Their footsteps echoed down the corridor as they half-ran toward the grand hall. Excitement burned brightly in their eyes—an eagerness that had been waiting far too long to see Arya again.Without knocking or even asking for permission, Princess Laras pushed open the doors and led Dewi into the hall.Arya’s gaze did not immediately fall upon the princess, but rather on his foster sister—whose face had grown even more charming, her once-childish features now soft and radiant. Kneeling on one knee, Arya opened his arms wide to welcome Dewi’s embrace.“Brother!” Dewi cried out joyfully, her voice echoing throughout the hall, unbothered by the presence of King Wijaya Kusuma and his ministers.The sight of their reun
The Departure of the Dark Sect
Sastra Wijaya grumbled endlessly, muttering curses like an old woman scolding fate itself. Who wouldn’t be furious? Sukracarya had vanished without a word of gratitude after taking the infant—an infant Sastra had spent two full days searching for, all to match the exact traits that had been demanded.“Damn that demon!” he spat in anger. “If he were human, I’d have turned him into minced meat by now.”Yet despite his irritation, a wave of relief washed over him. The task was done. Now, all that remained was to wait for the resurrection of Prince Kalasekti—the dark messiah who would lead the Dark Sect to its long-awaited age of triumph.Just as he was about to lay his weary body down, a knock echoed on his chamber door. At this hour, there was only one person who would dare disturb him—his grandson, Wisnu.“Enter,” Sastra called out, his tone a mixture of fatigue and command.The unlocked door creaked open, and in stepped Wisnu, a man in his early thirties. He approached his grandfather
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