All Chapters of Replaced by His First Love: Chapter 271 - Chapter 280

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Chapter 271: The 99% Mother

The ceiling was screaming, but to me, it sounded like the static of a dying radio.Outside the Rebirth City dome, the Northern tundra had been reduced to a churn of pulverized ice and white-hot tungsten. The GBCA’s kinetic rods hit the golden energy barrier with a force that should have vaporized the entire mountain range, but the impact only sent a rhythmic, amber-colored ripple across the sky.I stood at the base of the central reactor, my right hand—the only part of me that still possessed the fragile, messy warmth of a pulse—locked into the manual override.My left side was gone.It wasn't just stone; it was a geography o

Chapter 272 The Golden Fortress

The first tungsten rod slammed into the zenith of the dark-gold dome at Mach ten.Atmospheric friction scorched the air, carrying enough heat to boil the fluid inside a human eye before the impact even registered. I had discarded that liability. Flesh was a weakness. Now, I stood as a monolith of Moonstone and quartz, anchored deep into the bedrock of a planet trying to erase my son.The barrier held against the kinetic violence. Sovereign static absorbed the blow, ringing the dome like a struck tuning fork. Vibrations tore downward through the silver-mercury conduits lacing Rebirth City. They funneled straight into the manual override beneath my right hand, driving the force directly into my chest.A crushing, planetary tonnage bore down on me, grinding against my petrified spine. The pressure demanded a gasp, but lungs were a distant memory. I only had a core.Then the second rod fell. Then the third.The 'Iron Rain' hammered down in a merciless,

Chapter 273 Uploading the Alpha

"You're the floor," he whispered. His voice dropped, taking on a metallic resonance that pressed heavily against the stagnant air. "And nobody is allowed to break my floor again."I stared without blinking, trapped behind immovable, gold-veined obsidian. I could see everything. The silver-mercury conduits lacing the bedrock of Rebirth City pulsed as my own extended nervous system. When the boy fractured and the Sovereign took hold, the tremor ran straight into my foundation. His boots dug into the stone. I tasted his cold, airless resolve.Another rhythm rasped through the chamber—a jagged, wet wheeze reeking of sour rust and rotting meat.Kael.He slumped against the central reactor's reinforced bulkhead. The silver-salt neuro-toxin had mapped its way across his torso, leaving a bruised, terminal purple in its wake. He swallowed mud with every breath, choking on his own fluids. His core integrity hovered at zero. His organs were liquifying in a slo

Chapter 274 The Siege of Silence

The terminal’s blue light cast a static glow across the obsidian floorboards. Three hundred and thirty-six hours had passed since the Golden Basalt dome sealed Rebirth City. Muffled, rhythmic thuds echoed through the bedrock as the GBCA and High Council remnants probed the shell. They had abandoned orbital strikes and kinetic rods, realizing the barrier held.Now came the waiting game. Vibrations traveling through the gold-veined quartz of my throne translated their movements: armored treads crushing the mountain passes, the high-frequency whine of jammers isolating the valley. The North was sealed. The blockade meant to starve us out.I sat frozen on the dais, locked forward in a petrified shell. Silver-mercury conduits laced the floorboards beneath me, transmitting the steady drop in the Grand Hall’s temperature directly into my paralyzed consciousness. Down at my feet, Leo withered.The eleven-year-old boy vanished inside a filthy, oversized peaco

Chapter 275 Cannibals at the Gate

The quartz bedrock of Rebirth City sat heavy and cold, threaded with miles of silver-mercury conduits that functioned as my stolen nervous system. I felt my son through those wires. Every strike of his scuffed boots against the steel grates sent a vibration straight into my petrified spine. He was moving away from the throne, descending into the guts of Sector Four.Down there, the air stayed thick and stagnant under the Golden Basalt dome. Grime coated the sensors, tasting of oxidized copper and rot. The air scrubbers were losing the fight against the filth. A frantic impulse to slam the blast doors shut and lock him in the Grand Hall tore at the edges of my mind, but my body was a monument, fixed and unyielding. I was reduced to watching through the unblinking lenses of security cameras.Leo reached the lower concourse. Flickering amber lights stretched his shadow against the translucent curve of the dome. This far down, the glass looked out over the dead zone—a froz

Chapter 276 The First Hunt of the King

The quartz locks deep in the bedrock ground open. The friction vibrated up the silver-mercury conduits, shaking the soles of my boots. Trapped inside this shell, welded to the dais, I had no lungs to scream. My throat was solid stone. I could only watch the lower perimeter optical feeds, my consciousness bound to the city's network alongside Kael.I had bought this barrier with my flesh. I traded my warmth and pulse to forge a basalt dome so my son would never bleed in the snow again.Now he was walking out the front gate.On the monitors, Leo slipped past the inner blast doors. He kept his sovereign fire buried deep. An oversized, soot-stained peacoat drowned his eleven-year-old frame. A rusted bolt-action rifle pulled at his narrow shoulders. He gripped a spool of tarnished copper wire in his right hand."King Leo." Kael's digitized voice cut through the airlock static. The fatherly cadence was gone, replaced by a flat automated warning. "Exterior atmos

Chapter 277 Baiting the Rot

Liquid gold crested my unblinking lid and tracked a slow path down my cheek.The droplet hit the floorboards and melted instantly into the silver-mercury wiring. A microscopic transmission of a mother's pride bypassed the servers, grounding itself deep within the bedrock. Down in the airlock, a kneeling crowd of starving, diseased scavengers kept their hollow eyes locked on the floor. An eleven-year-old boy stood before them. To the pack, he was less a child and more a vessel for the blood soaking into his scarf.The heavy, stale air of the lower ring broke."King Leo. Critical proximity alert." Kael's digitized voice cut through the comms. On my internal HUD, the steady blue waveform spiked into jagged, flashing crimson."A Class-S thermal signature has bypassed the outer ridge," the Admin reported. The data stream moved at a blistering, erratic speed. "Tracking the arterial trail from the elk carcass. Speed remains constant. No deceleration."On

Chapter 278 Liquidation: The King's Mercy

The droplet hit the obsidian floorboards beneath my throne and melted instantly into the silver-mercury wiring. It wasn't just saltwater and grief; it was a microscopic transmission of a mother's pride. It bypassed the servers, grounding itself deep within the bedrock where Kael's digital soul hummed.Down in the loading bay, the kneeling crowd of starving, diseased scavengers kept their hollow eyes locked on the frosted concrete. An eleven-year-old boy stood before them, his right arm hanging at a sickening angle, his breath pluming in the freezing draft. To the feral pack, he was less a child and more a vessel for the fresh blood soaking into his woolen scarf.The heavy, stale air of the dead zone hung suspended. The massive brute at the front remained pressed to the toe of Leo's scuffed boot, his shoulders trembling.Then, the rhythm of the room hitched."King Leo. Bio-metric anomaly detected within the quarantine mass." Kael's digitized voice sliced through my internal HUD, bypass

Chapter 279 The Choking Horizon

My son was no longer the boy who hid from the dark. He had become the most dangerous thing in the valley.He stepped through the heavy steel blast doors, dragging his shadow across the frosted concrete. Behind him, the Unlearned did not cross the threshold.They stopped exactly at the seam where the frozen mud met the clean, silver-mercury laced floorboards of Sector Four. The massive brute, his jaw still stained with the dark blood of the Council Stalker, lowered the mutilated elk carcass just outside the gate.The horde sat back on their haunches. They didn't growl. They didn't fight over the meat. They sat in absolute, terrifying silence, their hollow yellow eyes fixed on the back of Leo’s oversized peacoat. A vanguard of cannibals, transformed into gargoyles by the weight of an eleven-year-old’s mercy.The heavy doors hissed shut, locking them in the outer ring.Leo didn't look back. He trudged toward the Grand Hall, his right arm h

Chapter 280 Blinding the Sky

The golden tear hit the obsidian floorboards with the force of a detonation. The liquid gold bored through the silver-mercury wiring and the basalt sub-structure, plugging itself directly into the tectonic nerves of the North.The mountain’s response vibrated through my core. Bedrock groaned and expanded in agonizing, rhythmic heaves. Miles below, the mantle surged upward, seeking the conduit I had become. The friction of the Earth's crust grinding against itself pulsed through my stone shins. Quartz marrow hummed like a struck tuning fork.Ga-chi. Ga-chi.Stone-on-stone friction ground inside my collarbone, the sound deafening in the silence of the hall. I stood as the primary grounding wire for a planetary defense system. Every red node on the High Council’s map, every satellite tracking the heat bloom of my soul, pressed against my consciousness."King Leo. Biometric synchronization is redlining," the Admin’s voice boomed. It carried Kael’s baritone, but the edges were frayed, layer

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