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Chapter 135 : The Convergence

Author: Lockhart
last update publish date: 2026-09-11 22:01:06

The underground chamber had become a battlefield. Water covered the entire floor in a shallow, restless layer. Every movement disturbed it. Every footstep sent ripples through the darkness. Broken stones surrounded the chamber like the remains of a ruined city buried beneath the earth. Massive fragments of collapsed pillars leaned against one another, creating narrow passages and pockets of darkness. Rusted metal structures protruded from the walls, half-submerged beneath the water. Crimson lig
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  • Crimson Love   Chapter 135 : The Convergence

    The underground chamber had become a battlefield. Water covered the entire floor in a shallow, restless layer. Every movement disturbed it. Every footstep sent ripples through the darkness. Broken stones surrounded the chamber like the remains of a ruined city buried beneath the earth. Massive fragments of collapsed pillars leaned against one another, creating narrow passages and pockets of darkness. Rusted metal structures protruded from the walls, half-submerged beneath the water. Crimson light pulsed faintly from somewhere deeper underground. The light reflected across the water. Then another Wild came screaming through it.Sera turned. The creature lunged. She moved sideways at the last possible second. Its claws tore through the space where her head had been. Sera drove her blade into its ribs. The Wild staggered. She pulled the weapon free. Husen appeared behind it. His hand closed around the creature's neck. He lifted it. For one second, the Wild's feet kicked helplessly above

  • Crimson Love   Chapter 134 : Beneath and under

    The first crack sounded like thunder. Sera looked up. Husen did the same. For several seconds, neither of them moved. Above them, something groaned. Not the ordinary settling of old concrete. This was deeper. Heavier. The sound traveled through the ceiling and into the floor beneath their feet.Sera's eyes narrowed. "That doesn't sound good."Husen glanced upward. "Excellent observation."Another crack split the darkness.,Dust rained down.Sera stepped backward. "How bad?"Husen looked at the ceiling. "Very."The stone above them shifted. Then another piece broke loose. It crashed onto the ground.Sera jumped aside. "Move!"Husen grabbed her arm. They ran. Behind them, the ceiling began to collapse. Stone fell. Concrete shattered. Dust swallowed the passage. Sera ducked beneath a falling beam. Husen caught another section with both hands long enough for her to pass.The weight drove him down to one knee. "Husen!""Go!" She refused. She grabbed his arm. "Together."He looked at her. Th

  • Crimson Love   Chapter 133 : His Queen

    The sun had become merciless. It poured over the ruined city in sheets of white heat, turning broken windows into mirrors and the exposed metal of abandoned vehicles into glowing traps. Kael hated daylight. Normally, he could endure the first hours after sunrise by retreating into whatever shelter he could find. Today was different. Today, hunger had stripped away the patience he usually possessed. He moved through the ruins beneath the shadows of collapsed buildings, keeping close to walls where the sunlight could not reach. His coat was still torn from his fight with Verek. One sleeve hung loosely around his arm. His knuckles were split. There was dried blood around his mouth. Some of it belonged to him. Some didn't. He couldn't remember. His thoughts were becoming increasingly disorganized. Every sound caught his attention. Every movement in the distance made his head turn.Most of all, every heartbeat. He could hear them. Faint. Distant. Hidden behind concrete. Somewhere in the ru

  • Crimson Love   Chapter 132 : Hunger

    The ruins had gone quiet. Not peaceful. Never peaceful. Quiet in the way a wounded animal became quiet when it realized something larger was hunting nearby. Kael moved through the remains of an old industrial district, his boots barely making a sound against the dust-covered pavement. His coat was torn at the shoulder. A thin line of dried blood ran along his jaw. He hadn't noticed it. He hadn't cared. His attention remained fixed on the broken streets ahead. He had been searching for hours. Searching for traces of the Council's retrieval team. Searching for signs of Sera.mSearching for anything that might tell him what was happening beneath the ruins. But there was something else he had been avoiding. Something becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. His hunger.Kael stopped beneath the remains of an overpass. He closed his eyes. Listened.Nothing. No heartbeat. No footsteps. No breathing. Only wind passing through the skeletal remains of buildings. His jaw tightened. He hadn't f

  • Crimson Love   Chapter 131 : Everyone

    The first thing Dr. Elias forgot was where he was. The second was why he was breathing. He opened his eyes. White ceiling. Bright light. A rhythmic hiss beside him. Something cold against his skin. He tried to move his hand. Nothing happened. His fingers felt distant. As if they belonged to somebody else. He blinked. Once. Twice. The ceiling blurred.A face appeared above him. "Elias?" He knew the voice. Aldren.Elias tried to answer. His throat refused. The machine beside him beeped faster.Aldren leaned closer. "Easy."Elias stared at him. For several seconds, there was recognition. Then confusion. Then nothing. His eyes closed."Elias!"The monitors spiked. A nurse rushed forward. "He's losing consciousness again."Aldren stepped back. The medical team surrounded the bed. Numbers changed across the monitors. Blood pressure. Oxygen. Heart rate. Everything fluctuated. Dr. Elias's body remained unnaturally still. Aldren stood outside the medical chamber. He watched through the glass.

  • Crimson Love   Chapter 130 : The search

    The underground passage had become a graveyard. Not a graveyard of bodies. A graveyard of roads. Every tunnel looked as though it had once led somewhere important, but decades of collapse, fire, and neglect had turned the underground network into a maze of broken concrete and rusted steel. The Council retrieval team had been moving for nearly two hours.And they were nowhere near Station Zero. At least, that was what their instruments told them. Commander Rhal stood beneath the weak beam of a portable lamp, staring at the handheld scanner in his gloved hand. The screen flickered. A red line appeared. Then vanished. He tapped the device. Nothing."Again."The technician beside him swallowed. "It's still giving conflicting readings.""How conflicting?"The technician hesitated. "Three possible routes."Rhal looked at him. "Three?""Actually..." The technician looked down. "Seven."Silence. Behind them, thirty soldiers stood scattered through the ruined tunnel. Some were carrying heavy w

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