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Chapter 65
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2026-04-29 16:07:22
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The tremor did not return. But the silence that followed felt worse. Night settled slowly over Black Ridge, bringing with it a thick, unnatural stillness—torches burned along the defensive lines, casting flickering shadows that stretched across the scarred stone. Soldiers rotated shifts, though few actually slept. Everyone sensed the tension hanging in the air. Elara remained awake. She stood near the command fire, watching the dark horizon. The earlier tremor lingered in her mind. Her magic felt unusually sensitive, as though reacting to something buried deep beneath the earth. “You should try to rest,” Verath said quietly, approaching her. She shook her head. “I tried. Every time I close my eyes, I feel movement.” “From the enemy?” “No,” she replied. “From the ground. Like something pushing upward.” Verath’s expression hardened. “Veyrathis is known for underground summoning rituals.” “This doesn’t feel like him,” she whispered. Before he could respond, a soldier rushed to
The Dragon King's Forbidden Desire Chapter 68
Smoke drifted slowly across Black Ridge, carried by a wind that no longer sounded like battle but like warning. The ground was scarred with burn marks and shattered stone, evidence of the relentless clashes that had unfolded since dawn. For the first time in hours, the shadow army had withdrawn beyond the ridge, leaving an uneasy silence behind. Elara stood at the edge of the cliff, scanning the darkened horizon. Something felt wrong. Victory should have brought relief, yet tension pressed heavily against her chest. The silver-violet magic beneath her skin flickered unpredictably, as if reacting to something she couldn’t see. “They’ve pulled back too quickly,” Kael said, joining her. His armor was dented, streaked with ash. “It doesn’t feel like defeat.” “It isn’t,” she replied quietly. “They’re regrouping or waiting.” Behind them, healers moved through the ranks, tending to the wounded. Soldiers spoke in hushed voices, their expressions tired but alert. No one believed the ba
The Dragon King's Forbidden Desire Chapter 67
The battle raged without pause. By midday, Black Ridge had become a storm of steel, fire, and magic. Smoke drifted across the battlefield, mixing with ash and the dissolving remnants of shadow creatures. Elara’s arms ached from constant casting, but she refused to slow. Each time she healed a fallen soldier or pushed back another wave, she felt the fragile line holding. But the enemy did not weaken. “They’re reorganizing!” Kael shouted from the right flank. Elara followed his gaze. The shadow army below shifted formation, retreating slightly. For a moment, the battlefield quieted. “That’s not a retreat,” Verath said, his voice low. The ground trembled. From the center of the enemy ranks, a massive figure stepped forward. Taller than any creature before, clad in jagged black armor, it carried a long blade that pulsed with dark energy. Violet lightning coiled around its body. “The Shadow General,” Kael muttered. Elara felt the pressure immediately. The shadow-thread in
The Dragon King's Forbidden Desire Chapter 66
The ground trembled as the shadow army advanced. From the top of Black Ridge, Elara watched the tide of darkness surge forward like a living storm. Thousands of figures moved in unnatural synchronization, their forms shifting between solid and smoke. Massive corrupted beasts lumbered behind them, their glowing eyes fixed on Ashenrealm’s defenders. The air thickened with dark magic. “Archers ready!” Kael shouted. Rows of bows lifted in unison. The tension along the ridge grew so tight it felt ready to snap. Verath stepped forward, his presence commanding. “Hold until they enter range.” Elara stood beside him, her heart pounding. The shadow-thread inside her pulsed, reacting to the massive concentration of energy below. She forced herself to breathe steadily, remembering the balance she had practiced. “Now!” Kael ordered. Arrows darkened the sky. They rained down upon the first wave, piercing shadow soldiers and slowing their advance. Some dissolved instantly, but others reforme
The Dragon King's Forbidden Desire Chapter 65
Ashenrealm did not sleep that night. The sound of steel being sharpened echoed through the courtyards, and torches burned along the castle walls long after midnight. Elara stood at the balcony outside her chamber, watching the restless movement below. Soldiers carried crates of weapons, healers sorted supplies, and messengers rushed in and out of the gates. The air itself felt charged, like the moment before lightning struck. She closed her eyes briefly, trying to steady the unease rising inside her. The shadow-thread stirred faintly, reacting to the tension spreading across the kingdom. Footsteps approached behind her. “You haven’t rested.” She turned as Verath stepped onto the balcony. He looked just as restless, though his expression remained composed. His dark cloak shifted in the wind, and faint golden scales flickered briefly along his neck before fading. “I don’t think anyone has,” she replied. He joined her at the railing. For a moment, they watched the army forming be
The Dragon King's Forbidden Desire Chapter 64
The air in Ashenrealm felt heavier after the betrayal. Even though the traitor had been captured, unease lingered in every corridor, every guarded glance between soldiers. Elara stood on the training terrace overlooking the volcanic plains, the wind tugging at her dark hair. The shattered clouds above mirrored the turmoil inside her. She extended her hand, summoning her magic. Silver light formed first, soft and steady. Then violet shadow curled around it, hesitant but present. The two energies twisted together, pulsing unevenly. It still wasn’t perfect. “You’re forcing it.” Verath’s voice came from behind her. She turned slightly as he stepped forward, dressed in light training armor. His golden eyes studied her hands carefully. “I have to,” she replied. “If Veyrathis attacks again, I need full control.” He shook his head. “Control doesn’t come from force. It comes from balance. You learned that in the north.” She exhaled, lowering her hands. “Then show me.” A faint smile t
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