Caelid Divine Tower の小説・ストーリー

Safety first. Why, Cale? Elion asked. Why do you care so much? Cale stopped writing. He looked at Elion. Because, Cale whispered, it is a tower. It watches the sea. It warns the travelers. So? So, Cale said. It is a Reaper that brings life, not death. It is the opposite of what I was. Elion stared at him. He felt that familiar ache in his chest—the overwhelming love for this strange, broken, beautiful man.

“Ah!!!” “The Tower of the Sun God is broken!” The Peak Lords of the Sun Shrine started screaming. They couldn’t believe their eyes. This was a very powerful treasure, indeed, filled with pure fairy energy. Not only was it filled with the true fire of the Sun, but quite a few powerful flame types were also included as well. For example, the true fire of Samadhi, the Six Divine Fires, and Core Lava. Quite a few monsters had died under this tower, yet a human managed to break it with his punches.

When he stepped into the white tower, a spacious space emerged in front of him. As he had expected, it was a space tactical deployment. Seventeen teleport tactical deployments flashing with different colors and flames were slowly shining in the middle of the space. In front of each formation stood a master in a black cloak veiling their faces. These seventeen tactical deployments led to the other seventeen floors of the white tower. According to previous words of the guide, the higher the floor was, the more hidden and more valuable the information for sale was. Ding Hao chose a teleport tactical deployment at random and came to the black-cloaked master, saying, "I want to know something abo

Anyone could tell that the tower was no ordinary treasure upon sensing the mysterious power emanating from it. “The Wohrdaemon Tower!” Lesia exclaimed. “Master, that tower is ranked third in the list of The World’s Ten Greatest Treasures! Its powers surpass that of all divine tools, transcendent divine tools, and spirit tools. “It is more powerful than the Yuraeceon Genesis Bell by folds. With it, you wouldnʼt have to waste time trying to conquer Yehriaʼs Genesis World. “The tower will provide you with an extremely vast exotic space, which can hold all of the Genesis Worldʼs beings and fortunes.”

"The data is sparse. He is extremely careful, almost never leaving a trail. However, based on the movement of high-level resources, the reports from spies who managed to survive, and the strange energy fluctuations we sometimes detect, we have managed to identify two locations where his aura is most frequently felt." He enlarged one part of the map. A three-dimensional image of a terrifying structure appeared in the center of the room. "The first location," Kael said, "The Obsidian Tower." The building was a monument to absolute arrogance and power. A colossal pillar of jet-black stone that stood alone in the middle of the endless Bone Desert. There were no walls, no city around it. Just the

He said in a low voice, "Why are you so afraid, old mudfish? It's just a level-three protective divine weapon." "We have no room for making peace with Grandiuno Sacred Land anymore. It'll be the end for us if Severin grows stronger. Do you want to act on it before it happens, or wait for death?" Xavier mocked, knowing that Darius was feeling fearful due to his injuries. After a pause, his tone softened, "Moreover, Severin still has that blade on his hand, most likely it was a protective divine weapon; and that mysterious tower, even the supreme paragon couldn't break its defense. It's somewhat similar to the Green Empire's Pagoda left by the Green Emperor!"

It might not sound much, but to a newbie, it was still a substantial amount. He went straight to the Tower of Primordial Energy after he organized his room a little more. The Tower of Primordial Energy was a huge black tower with many runes etched all around it. The primordial energy there swirled around like a thick fog and Zephyr could feel the shocking power of it all just by standing outside. “I wonder if I’ll manage to break through to the Agility level here,” muttered Zephyr to himself.

"He is gathering a different kind of strength. If he cannot ruin this valley directly, he will build something big enough to break through its defenses." The peace of the Green Place suddenly felt thin. It felt like they were hiding from a storm that was growing stronger. Their crystal lock was only a garden gate. It would not stop a hurricane. That night, Elidra dreamed. She did not dream of roots or green things. She saw a vast, silent plain under a bruised purple sky. In the center stood a tower built of blackened dragon bones. At the top, a figure stood with arms outstretched. He was drinking power from a sickly green moon. The land around the tower was wrong. Trees grew with sharp thorn

Still, I suppressed my anger and politely asked, "Are you going to come out by yourself? Or do I have to extend an invitation to you?" Soleil didn't say a word, but the negative energy in the tomb grew thicker, as if we were in a freezer. I had obviously angered it. Still, I tried reasoning with it. "Don't you know that you're crossing the line by lying in someone else's casket? Also, you're not supposed to behave this way. You've been perfectly fine all this time staying here and playing your role as the spirits' mother, no?" With the existence of a tower to suppress the spirits of deceased babies, there would most certainly be a ghost mother.

Glade told to us without interruptions, while Raid keeps on slashing those burning vines behind him using his Blade of Pride. I and Deborah stood up at the same time. “You’re right. No matter how much we struggled, we can’t defeat those nine-higher ranking demons by ourselves,” I responded. The tremendous amount of dark energy resonating from the tower is immensely unfathomable— something that I can’t measure with my ability to sense magic. It’s too much of horror, sending me a shiver down my spine every time that tower released an incredible amount of dark magic through those nasty vines. “Dark Divine Magic: Black Labyrinth,” I casted my navigation spell.