Berserk Castle Novels & Stories

Last of all, Kash and I step out, and I pull my hood over my head to hide myself as much as I can. Only years of good breeding keep my jaw from dropping as I look up into the sky at Kar Castle. Nestled between two mountains and made of the same stone, it looks more like another peak than something people actually built. Pointed, near-black towers jab up at perfect angles, dusted with their own powdery coating of snow. Unless there’s much more of the castle behind the front, it’s much narrower than our castle, but it’s easily the tallest building I’ve ever seen, scraping the very sky.

A powerful energy washed over them as soon as they stepped into the mountain. The Dragon Slayer Organization, being a special organization that spans the nine major towns of the middle dimension, was well-versed in the characteristics and hidden secrets of each major town. The secrets of Buck Town lie within its four energy sources: the Azure Dragon Lake, White Tiger Forest, Vermillion Bird Mountains, and Black Tortoise Lake.

Unfortunately, there are still a lot of these creatures that are aggressively running around and biting more victims, which causes them to multiply. With all the palace servants, soldiers, the high-ranking officials, and even the guests that attended the wedding ceremony that didn't take place... there's no end to this mess! And as of the moment, only Princess Yin Xiulan and Sect Elder Wang are trying to gather them all and isolate these berserkers to the barrier that the sect leader has made. In a span of an incense stick, Zhao Yangguang has to expand the barrier to fit the captives inside. Just like him, the princess and the sect leader are starting to get exhausted as well.

I couldn't help but find all of this absurd—like one long nightmare. Nyla seemed to want to rush over and say something, but Uncle Eric barked sharply at her and stopped her. Before I slipped into the darkness, the last thing I heard was his especially resolute voice. "Don't be scared, Bryce. I'm here. This time, I'll make sure they pay the price!" … The hospital room smelled of antiseptic as the blood from the transfusion bag slowly flowed into my veins. I looked out at the gray, overcast sky outside the window, my heart feeling even colder than my body.

The castle was right in front with its dark and ruinous castle towers standing tall above the stormy sky. A dreadful smell of blood helped us fathom what sort of creatures we had to slay to reach this particular point. Fighters were heard from the back where Zone took the lead amongst warriors and was fighting to keep the last wave of monstrous beasts back. “Go!” Zone shouted with his voice cutting through the chaos. “We’ve got this!” Ardan grabbed my hand, pulling me forward toward the castle’s entrance. “Stay close,” he said in a low but commanding voice.

Berserk was probably one of my favourites, but the volumes were always bulky so I usually ordered them instead. After some sightseeing, which included the castle, which I had to pay to get in - though apparently, those who lived or worked in the city could go in for free, which I thought was pretty cool. It was a nice little place to visit. I made most of the day out of it, just ogling at the various things on display. After a while, I figured I should search the area surrounding Cardiff for any signs of my mate’s scent.

Agui almost bit his tongue when he saw my black smoke oozing everywhere. “INTRUDER! We have an intruder!” One man shouted when he heard the commotion going on. I left Mount Madja-as and raided Kaptan’s castle. He had this place built beyond the clouds. The castle rested on top of a floating rock island that was about half a mile in diameter. Along with this huge structure that was made out of white marble and gold, other Gods also built their homes nearby.

In this instance, it was not the stunning silver palace that the Silver Wolves had lived in; rather, it was a black castle that was inhabited by miasma and other horrible beings. Considering that they were unable to see me, I did not feel any fear when I was free to move about. As soon as I stepped inside the gloomy castle, I felt a chill run down my spine. Wolves with hideous looks were seen roaming around; they appeared to be somewhat deformed, not like the typical wolves but more like the wolves that attacked at that time, before Sera arrived. Where did Terry obtain these animals? They ought to have been killed in the war, right?

But not restrained enough either. Thomas staggered back, barely deflecting the next blow. His arms rang from the impact. He turned his head slightly, just enough to catch Lazarus’ eye and mouthed, “Go get Mira… no one else can stop your berserk lord.” Lazarus didn’t hesitate. He nodded, flashed a quick hand signal, and bolted toward the inner castle, only to nearly collide with Almera. “Looks like your tail’s on fire.” Almera laughed “Who’s dying?”

Where had he been taken? Arth found himself lying on the stone floor. He sat up and looked around. His eyes climbed as an enormous castle rose—it soared so high that dark red clouds had covered its peak. Its walls were made of black glass, like obsidian. Arth swallowed hard in his throat as he sensed powerful auras coming from the castle. Darkness hid inside the large arch windows and everywhere around him. No light illuminated his vision but the yellow waterfall behind him.