《My Blood Wizard System 》全部章節：第 151 章 - 第 160 章

Chapter 151 — Divine HemokenesisCeleste felt the HUD shift before she saw the words.The corridor was still charged with the leftover hum of divine ichor and the ozone edge of her own control, but the air in front of her flickered once, as if reality had blinked around her eyes. The gold sigil at her feet pulsed softly, and the crowns in her chest answered with a low, approving vibration that made her ribs feel like stone.Then the text appeared.DIVINE HEMOKENESIS – UNLOCKED.The words were clean, clinical, utterly at odds with the bloody chaos of the hall. Divine Hemokenesis. The name sat in the air like a verdict and an invitation at once. Celeste’s breath caught for half a second, and then the world snapped back into focus with a sharper edge than before.The implications hit her in layers.First, there was the fact that the system had lumped divine blood control into her blood magic tree. That was not subtle. That was intentional. The gold ichor she had just wrestled from Jason’

Chapter 153: Court of ShadowsWord had reached King Alucard before the campus rumors could finish shaping themselves into folklore.That was how old power worked.It heard the true shape of an event long before the public managed to distort it into entertainment.So when Celeste was summoned to his castle to discuss the death of the Son of Ares, it carried the tone of formality rather than threat. Alucard still had a healthy respect for her, the kind that came from surviving long enough to understand exactly which battles were not worth pretending to win. He would not challenge her. He simply wanted the truth, spoken plainly, before rumor could dress it up in something uglier.Celeste accepted without hesitation.Remy went with her.The castle waited at the edge of the night like a wound that had learned to become architecture, all stone angles and dark windows and bloodline history older than most kingdoms. The ride there was quiet, the kind of quiet that didn’t need filling. Remy sa

Chapter 155 — What the Blood RemembersThe world did not snap back.It *settled.*That was the first thing Celeste noticed after Kali disappeared. Not silence. Not absence. A quiet realignment, like something deep beneath the surface had shifted into a new position and everything else was adjusting around it.Her HUD was still processing.> **INTEGRATION IN PROGRESS** > **FOREIGN BLOODLINE STABILIZING…** > **SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY: ADAPTING**Celeste stood still for a moment, letting the change move through her instead of fighting it. That had been her mistake once—forcing power to obey before understanding what it was trying to become. She didn’t do that anymore.Not with something like this.Remy watched her carefully. “You’re different.”Celeste huffed a quiet breath. “That’s becoming a pattern.”“No,” he said, shaking his head slightly. “This is… deeper.”He wasn’t wrong.Celeste rolled her wrist once, then flexed her fingers. The change wasn’t explosive. It wasn’t overwhelming

Chapter 157; Through the Crack Celeste did not hesitate. The moment the breach pulsed wider, she drove her power into it with a force that made the air crack bright and hard around her hand. The formation shuddered, the shadow-core inside it buckling under pressure, and for one brief instant the thing looked almost fragile. Then it fought back. The service corridor screamed with strain as the wards buckled again, but this time Celeste was already inside the rhythm of the assault. She did not chase the thing’s shape. She cut at its purpose. The edges of the breach folded inward under her will, the dark form beyond it trembling as if its anchor had been struck. Remy moved to her side without needing direction, forcing the scattered students farther back while the nearest faculty scrambled to get the remaining crowd clear. Ravenna was shouting at anyone who was still standing too close to move, and Seraphina had gone rigid with the kind of focus that meant she was already solving th

Chapter 159 — Change of Tide Celeste didn’t make it far past the gates before the decision changed. It wasn’t hesitation. It was instinct—clean, immediate, undeniable. Three steps beyond BludHeaven’s boundary, something in the air shifted just enough for her to feel it. Not a presence. Not a figure. A direction. Then her HUD detonated across her vision. > **THREAT VECTOR UPDATE** > **DIVINE SIGNATURE DETECTED — WAR DOMAIN** > **SOURCE PROBABILITY: ARES (ASCENDANT RESPONSE)** > **INTENT: RETALIATORY / TRACKING** > **TRAJECTORY: INTERCEPTION LIKELY** Celeste stopped. Not slowly. Completely. Remy nearly walked into her before catching himself. “That’s not a small notification.” “No,” she said quietly. “It’s not.” The world didn’t look different. But it felt… aligned. As if something vast had turned its attention and locked onto her position with absolute clarity. Jason’s death hadn’t just been an event. It had been a signal. Remy stepped cl