Inatural: Dark War のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1 - チャプター 5

I remember the moment I fell The gates of light shattering behind me, their glow fading as I cast into the void and stripped of my throne, my dominion, my rightful power. They thought they had won. Thought locking me away in the fragile world would end me.Fools.This planet became mine the moment I touched its soil.For centuries, I ruled from the shadows whispering into the minds of kings, bending creatures to my will, shaping war and chaos like a sculptor shapes clay. Until they found me.The creations.Born of nature. Blessed by light.Protected by balanceThey feared me….so they united.And they sealed me away.Not destroyed.Never destroyed. Just…waiting.But time is a patient ally.And cracks form, even in the strongest prison.I feel it now, the barrier is weakening.The island….obutema….calls to me again. Its magic pulses like a heartbeat I intend to stop.This time, I will not hide…this time I will burn their sanctuary to ash.And when I rise…even the blood of their stronges

The silence didn’t last.It never does.A low rumble rolled beneath the ground, subtle at first—easy to ignore.Until it wasn’t.The earth trembled violently beneath their feet.Jahzara stumbled, grabbing onto Na’Thena’s arm. “Okay—yeah—I really don’t like that!”Na’Thena steadied her instantly, her eyes scanning the forest. “Stay close.”Niko moved closer to them without being told, his small hand tightening into a fist.“What’s happening?” he asked, his voice quieter now.No one answered.Because no one knew.The trees began to shift.Not with the wind.But against it.Branches twisted unnaturally, leaves darkening as if something was draining the life straight out of them. The vibrant greens of Obutema began to dull, turning gray… then black.Lissy stepped back slowly. “That’s not decay…”Treigh’s jaw tightened. “No… it’s corruption.”A sharp crack split through the air.The ground ahead of them split open.And from the darkness beneath—Something moved.A hand.Blackened.Twisted.

The night had gone too quiet.Not peaceful.Not calm.Quiet like something was waiting.The door stood open.And the girl didn’t move.Vronan blinked, glancing between her and the others. “Okay… I feel like we should start with who are you before anything else.”She didn’t answer right away.Her gaze moved slowly past him—past all of them—taking in the house, the land beyond, the air itself.Like she was measuring it.Like she was listening to something none of them could hear.Jakarr stepped slightly forward. “You said you’re looking for the Alpha.”Her eyes shifted to him.“Yes.”Her voice was steady.Too steady.Naku hadn’t moved.Not since the door opened.There was something about her—Something that didn’t sit right.Didn’t feel right.Didn’t feel wrong either.Just…Familiar.“Name,” Naku said finally, his voice low.Her gaze snapped to him.And for the first time—Something changed.Not in her posture.Not in her expression.But in the air between them.“…Noctrin.”The name se