All Chapters of The Cultivator's Revenge: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

A heavy silence fell over the main hall in the wake of Kara’s revelation. The words dimensional prison and the name Brahma Angkara as its target echoed in their minds, painting a picture of a conspiracy far more intricate and perilous than they had ever imagined.They were like collectors who had gathered pieces from two different puzzles, only to realize they were all part of the same colossal mosaic.On one side, there was Brahma Angkara, the tyrant hunting the Immortal Core Crystal to achieve godhood. On the other, there was Lucien Dorne, his executioner, who for some reason was seeking a way to imprison him.Alesia was the first to break the silence. "I don't get it," she said, her usual cheerful tone replaced by genuine confusion. "So, the enemy of our enemy... is still our enemy?""It's more complicated than that," Kara replied softly, her mind still working furiously. "Lucien Dorne is the man who slaughtered Rayden's family on Brahma Angkara's orders. But now, it seems he's pla

Rayden closed the holographic projection of the ancient star chart. The Spatial Key in his hand felt cold and heavy, a promise of a coming confrontation in another world. He held the artifact for a moment, feeling the dormant power of space within it, before finally storing it back in his ring."This key can wait," he murmured to himself, his sharp eyes now turning toward the silent corridor that led to his sister's room. "There are more important things."He stepped into Raelyn's room. The space felt warm and peaceful. His sister was sitting on the edge of the bed, no longer lying helplessly. With the help of the best spiritual herbs from the Moyes' warehouse and Rayden's diligent care over the weeks, her condition had improved dramatically. Color had returned to her cheeks, and the light in her eyes, though still a little fragile, was now clear and full of life."Brother," Raelyn greeted him with a soft smile as she saw him enter.Rayden returned the smile. "How are you feeling toda

Raelyn looked at her brother standing in the doorway, his expression so serious it made the air in the room feel heavy. She smiled faintly, a smile filled with an understanding that was beyond her years, as if she could see directly into the storm raging in Rayden's mind."I know," she said gently, her clear voice breaking the silence. "This is about you leaving, isn't it?"Rayden was momentarily stunned by his sister's intuition. He had thought he would have to start this conversation carefully, arranging words that wouldn't hurt her. But Raelyn, as always, was a step ahead of him. He entered and closed the door behind him, then sat in the chair beside the window, the place where Raelyn now often spent her time gazing at the outside world she had been deprived of for so long.The golden light of dusk filtered through the windowpane, illuminating their profiles and scattering gold dust in the quiet air."It's more than that," Rayden answered softly, his eyes looking out at the shadows

Alesia adjusted her simple silk dress for the fifth time in front of the mirror. She took a deep breath, then let it out slowly, a gesture completely at odds with her usually confident image."Oh, dear, this is more nerve-wracking than walking the red carpet in front of a thousand cameras!" she complained to Mireya, who was waiting patiently by the door. "What if she doesn't like me? What if she thinks I'm too loud? Or too… well, too Alesia?"Mireya smiled reassuringly. "Just be yourself, Ale," she said softly. "Raelyn is an intelligent girl. She will see your heart, not your appearance."In the main room of the base, the atmosphere felt different. The tension of war strategy and hunts was gone. The air was filled with a quiet anticipation. Raelyn sat gracefully in her wheelchair near the window, her back straight, her hands folded calmly in her lap. She had asked to wait for them alone, giving the impression of an informal royal audience.Click.The door opened, and Mireya entered fi

A faint pulse of energy was felt in the jade token stored in Rayden's pocket, and then it vanished.The signal from Raelyn. She had arrived safely.An invisible weight lifted from Rayden's shoulders. He returned to his subterranean base in Malora, and the silence that greeted him felt different. It was no longer the silence of a hideout, but the silence of a home that one of its residents had just departed.He walked to the main room and took out the ancient compass fragment he had found in the Moyes' warehouse—the true Spatial Key. He stared at the dull spiral pattern on its surface, feeling the dormant space and time within it. Arganta Bramasta's journal, the map in the cellar, the Altair Elder's confession—all the separate, confusing trails now converged on this one point, on this small object in his hand."All roads finally meet here," he murmured to the silent room.That evening, he gathered his team. Mireya, Alesia, Kara, and Lyra stood before him in the strategy room. The map o