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Instantly, a formidable surge of Genesis Power carrying tens of thousands of glittering light swords headed directly toward Hamish. In the blink of an eye, before Hamish could dodge, the condensed Genesis Divine Light on his body shattered, followed by a thunderous roar. Hamish spurted out a mouthful of blood, his face full of shock. He never expected a mere Yuraeceon Xaelm Rank’s Fifth Tribulation cultivator to break his Genesis Divine Light with a single move and even cause a backlash. What shocked him even more was that as the light was shattering, the young man had already appeared before him.

The moon’s light—faint but present—spilled through a crack above, touching her face. Her runes blazed brighter than before, whiter than fire. Cole turned, eyes widening. “Lila—” The light exploded outward, flooding the cave. The creatures screamed, disintegrating in the blast. The walls trembled, dust raining down. When the light faded, silence fell—thick, complete. Lila collapsed, her strength spent. Cole caught her before she hit the ground, his arms wrapping around her trembling body. She looked up at him weakly. “Did we… win?”

Firelight reflected off the shimmer of golden energy tracing my veins. “I think I’m okay,” I breathed, smiling as I looked up at him. Then— Pain. White-hot and sudden. It lanced through my temples like a blade, and I cried out, hands flying to my head. “Nyx!” Caspian caught me as I fell forward, arms wrapping around my waist. “What’s happening?!” “I don’t—” I gasped, choking on the heat clawing through me. “I don’t know. Something’s wrong—”

This is truly the end for me, I am sorry my mate but I will not be able to grow old with you my love, I resign myself to my fate as I sense him approach me, I am bleeding much too much for Hunter to heal us ‘it was an honour human’ I chuckle gravely ‘ the honour was all mine Hunt’ BOOM! A massive light explosion with a force so strong it pushes me and I fall back, I hear the enemy leader scream as his voice grows further and further away, there is a heat in the atmosphere and light a train, it hits me, her scent hits me and my eyes fly open.

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Chapter 153: The First Betrayal “You.” The word shattered the starlit garden. Silver trees dissolved into drifting fragments of light. The stars overhead cracked like glass. The girl faded from view. Ama reached for her. “No!” But her hand closed around empty air. The vision collapsed. Reality crashed back. The bridge. The storm. The glowing river. Naomi was still beside her. Orion was staring at her with growing dread.

[The Error in the Code] The flash-bang was not just a sound; it was a physical erasure of the world. White light, absolute and screaming, tore through the derelict warehouse, stripping away the shadows where Jinyan and I lay tangled in a mess of amber fluid and new, raw flesh. My ears rang with a high-pitched whine that felt like a needle stitching my brain shut. I couldn't see, I couldn't hear, but I could feel—and what I felt was Jinyan’s body, cold and spasming, being ripped away from my arms.

Dust drifted from the ceiling. Hayate moved beneath the sound. His blade reflected the faint glow from our marks. The window beside him cracked. A black hand punched through the glass. Hayate slashed. The arm vanished. The broken pane filled with smoke. It poured into the room and gathered near the ceiling. Two red eyes opened inside it. Kiyomi backed into the wall. Raiken released my hand. A growl shook through him. Bones cracked beneath his skin. His shoulders widened. Blue light spread across his throat and jaw.

Chapter 9 – The Monster That Knelt The beam of dark energy reached the terrace in the blink of an eye, tearing through the night with enough force to split the clouds overhead. I instinctively raised my arms, knowing full well that such a meaningless gesture would never stop an attack powerful enough to shake an entire academy. Before despair could take hold, the air around me froze. A towering wall of crystal ice erupted from the stone beneath my feet, so massive that it completely blocked my vision. The Void beam slammed into it with a deafening explosion, sending cracks racing through the enchanted barrier as shards of shimmering ice scattered across the battlefield. A heartbeat later, a

Lily's Scream The crystal entered Thomas's chest. BOOOOM! Blue light exploded through the chamber. The tower shook violently. Ancient symbols lit up across every wall. The entire Forgotten Kingdom seemed to react. Outside, bells rang. Again. Louder than before. The city had recognized something. The First Fragment had chosen its owner. Thomas. Then the pain arrived. Immediately. God. It hurt. Fair. More than hurt. Reasonable honestly. It felt like liquid fire was flowing through his veins.