Alle Kapitel von Violet at Lunaris: Kapitel 61 – Kapitel 70

The ocean did not move.Not a single wave.The entire sea beneath Aetherion’s feet remained frozen in perfect stillness, like the world itself was holding its breath.Above him, the storm twisted violently across the sky.Silver lightning spiraled through the clouds like living veins of power.And at the center of it all—Aetherion watched Violet.Roman slowly leaned toward Griffin.“…Okay.”Griffin sighed.“What?”Roman gestured toward the glowing celestial king standing on the ocean.“That guy definitely has main character energy.”Griffin nodded slightly.“Unfortunately, that main character isn’t on our team.”Kael’thar crossed his molten arms.“I wouldn’t assume that.”Vareth’s deep voice rolled across the cliffs.“Aetherion.”The sky king finally looked away from Violet.His golden eyes moved slowly toward the Frost King.“Vareth.”His voice carried across the ocean like distant thunder.“You escaped your prison.”Vareth replied calmly.“It broke.”Aetherion’s gaze shifted toward

The ocean winds grew colder.Not with winter.With pressure.Above the cliffs, the storm twisted into violent spirals of silver lightning, the clouds moving faster now as if the sky itself had begun preparing for war.Every wolf in the valley could feel it.The system was changing.Roman stared at the sky and sighed.“…Okay.”Griffin glanced at him.“What now?”Roman pointed upward.“That storm looks like it’s getting ready to punch the planet.”Griffin smirked.“That’s because it is.”But Violet wasn’t paying attention to them.The system inside her mind had become louder.Not chaotic.Focused.The network of energy that wrapped around the planet was shifting—opening pathways that had never existed before.She could feel them.Lines of power stretching through the earth.Through the oceans.Through the sky itself.Aetherion stepped beside her.“You see the gateway.”Violet nodded slowly.“Yes.”Asher frowned.“What gateway?”The celestial king raised his hand toward the storm.“The p

The tunnel stretched endlessly into darkness.Not natural darkness.Living darkness.The walls pulsed slowly as if the entire passageway were breathing.Roman walked behind Griffin, staring nervously at the shifting black surface.“…Okay.”Griffin sighed.“What now?”Roman pointed at the wall.“The hallway is breathing.”Griffin glanced sideways.“Yes.”“That’s because we’re inside a planet-eating monster.”Roman nodded slowly.“…Right.”“Still creepy.”Ahead of them, the First Kings moved forward with steady purpose.Vareth’s frost aura coated the floor in thin layers of ice to stabilize the unstable ground.Kael’thar’s molten energy burned away creeping tendrils of corruption trying to grow from the walls.Thalryx commanded streams of water that flowed through the air like floating serpents, scanning for hidden threats.And at the front—Aetherion walked beside Violet.The Storm-Heir.The storm inside her burned brighter now.Lightning flickered across her skin as the system reacted

The chamber shook again.Harder this time.The black heart in the center of the cavern pulsed violently as cracks of dark energy spread across its surface.Roman slowly lowered his weapon.“…Okay.”Griffin glanced at him.“What?”Roman pointed toward the heart.“It’s still alive.”Griffin nodded.“Yes.”Roman sighed.“I hate it when the boss survives the first attack.”But Violet wasn’t listening.Her eyes were locked on the growing core.Because the Devourer wasn’t just surviving.It was changing.The small black sphere inside the heart expanded slowly, absorbing the broken fragments of corrupted energy floating through the chamber.Asher’s voice turned sharp.“It’s feeding on the attack.”Nyra’s shadows recoiled across the floor.“That’s impossible.”Malrec shook his head.“No.”“It adapts.”Kael’thar laughed darkly.“Well.”“That’s inconvenient.”The core pulsed again.A massive shockwave of black energy exploded outward from the heart.Everyone was thrown backward.Roman slammed i

For the first time since the battle began—The cavern was quiet.No corrupted creatures.No violent shockwaves.No roaring monsters.Only the faint glow of silver runes stretching across the floor of the chamber.The prison network had been rebuilt.And at its center—A small black sphere floated beneath layers of glowing symbols.The Devourer.Sealed once again.Roman stared at it carefully.“…Okay.”Griffin glanced at him.“What?”Roman pointed toward the sphere.“That tiny thing almost ate the planet.”Griffin nodded.“Yes.”Roman blinked.“…That feels unfair.”The storm above Violet had finally calmed.The lightning that once roared through the chamber now drifted gently around her like floating sparks.The system had stabilized.For now.Aetherion stepped forward slowly.His golden wings folded behind him as he studied the prison.“You restored the balance.”Violet exhaled quietly.“I restored the system.”Vareth’s deep voice rolled through the cavern.“The Storm-Heir has done wh