Todos los capítulos de Authority: Unregistered: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

The fracture did not close.It hovered over the eastern coastline all night—thin, vertical, humming faintly like strained glass under immense pressure. No monsters emerged, and no thunder followed. There was only the weight of the air, heavy and waiting, as the world held its breath.__3F Strategy RoomThe lights were dim, the projection wall the only source of flickering blue light. Sector overlays were layered across a 3D model of the coastline, and the Aurora Covenant stood gathered around the table.Nox stood at the head. There were no dramatics and no grand speeches. Just data."The breach point will anchor along the coastline," he said, his voice cutting through the tension. "Not over the central district."Orion glanced at him, skeptical of the precision. "You're certain.""Yes.""Based on what?""Pressure vectors. Atmospheric tension lines. Magnetic convergence." It sounded clean and calculated, but Lucien watched Nox carefully, knowing there was something more intuitive bene

I love reading. I read almost every genre, but some tropes have always been my favorites: childhood friends, boys’ love, system stories, fantasy, apocalypse, regression, mythology, and overpowered male leads. At some point I thought—why not combine all the things I enjoy into one story? And that's how Authority: Unregistered began.I never really planned for the story to become what it is now. It started with a simple idea, a few characters, and a lot of “what ifs.” The more I thought about it, the more ideas came together. One concept led to another, and before I knew it, I had created an entire world filled with awakened individuals, mysterious abilities, guilds, mythology, conflicts, and secrets waiting to be uncovered.Writing this story has been a strange but enjoyable experience. There were moments when I knew exactly where I wanted the story to go, and there were also moments when my own characters seemed to have other plans. Sometimes I would sit down intending to write one pa

The guardian shifted its weight.The sound of bone grinding against bone carried across the desert. Lucien didn't move. He watched the creature carefully, wings of golden light still spread behind him."Formation lock."Aurora Covenant moved instinctively. Garrick stepped forward again, resetting his stance. His shield slammed into the sand as new stone surged outward from the ground. This time the defensive wall formed thicker. Wider. More stable."...Better," Garrick muttered.Orion shifted to the right flank, bow raised. Kaida moved slightly left, shadows already spreading across the sand. Mira crouched low, drawing a new summoning circle with careful precision. Seris remained just behind the front line, golden light already gathering around her hands.Nox stood beside Lucien. Watching.The guardian's skull tilted slightly. Then its ribcage opened. Orion spoke quietly."...Incoming."The creature inhaled. A moment later—a storm of bone fragments shot outward like shrapnel."Shield!

Inside the gate, the sky continued to fracture.Thin cracks spread slowly across the violet expanse above the bone desert, pale light leaking through them like pressure escaping from a sealed chamber. Nox watched the widening fractures carefully. That should not be happening yet. In the future he remembered, the sky had remained stable until the guardian died. Now the environment was deteriorating while the creature was still alive.Another deviation.Below the cracking sky, the guardian roared. Bone fragments shifted across its body as the partially reconstructed leg dragged through the sand. The violet glow pulsing through its armor had grown stronger.Lucien stepped forward again. "Focus."Aurora Covenant adjusted their formation. Garrick reinforced the defensive perimeter, stone surging upward from the sand as skeletal enemies continued clawing their way out of the ground. The barrier held—barely. Mira carefully placed another summoning circle behind Garrick's position. Three spec

The arrival of Regulated Order shifted the battlefield.The pressure around Aurora Covenant's formation loosened almost immediately. Lightning ripped across the bone desert as Caelum drove forward like a living storm. His fist struck the ground and a bolt of electricity exploded outward, scattering a cluster of skeletons that had been clawing their way from the sand."Now this," Caelum said with a grin, "is more like a fight."Another bolt leapt from his hand, striking a second wave before they could surround Garrick's barrier. Helena moved beside him with the calm efficiency of a battlefield tactician. Her spear flashed once. Two skeletons collapsed. A third lost its head before it fully stood."Mob density decreasing," she said calmly.Viktor advanced through the battlefield like an executioner. His crimson blade moved in wide, deliberate arcs. Every swing shattered another line of skeletons, bone fragments scattering across the desert floor."...Weak opponents," he muttered.But ev