God Of War Hail To The King นิยาย & เรื่องราว

In remembrance! In remembrance! Lord Nox, the God of War, succumbed to the siege by the Ten Nations and perished in the treacherous Ocean of Death. The battleground witnessed not only the staining of azure waters but also a sea adorned with lifeless forms, as Lord Nox, with unmatched prowess, faced and conquered the formidable lions of the Ten Nations.Contrary to popular belief attributing Lord Nox's demise to the collective might of the Ten Nations, the truth unfolds that the one responsible for extinguishing his life was none other than the woman who held the deepest place in his heart.In the passage of time, Nox Greenshade stood atop the towering peaks, gazing upon the vast expanse below

No one noticed that all of the blood had seeped into the ground, however. Rising Void's eyes glinted as his gaze shot toward the Divine Tree. The Heavenly Eagle King would not allow him to gain the upper hand, however. He swept his sleeves, creating a huge energy wave that gushed forward. The Perfected Immortal immediately raised his palms to withstand the force, and their clash caused the ground and surrounding mountains to tremble. Rocks began flying around and even the Divine Tree in the middle could not stop shaking.

“Please don’t think that I mean this in an offensive way, but why would the God of war be at my door step?” “No offense taken. Before I reveal the reason I am here, how about we get to know each other first?” He nods. “As you already know, I am Ares, the God of war. I assume you are an authority here. What’s your name and title?” “You assume right. My name is Kyro, I have been the reigning king over my people here for the last five hundred years. I hope your visit doesn’t bring trouble for our kind.” I nod my head at the king.

Alaric’s expression had gone completely still. Like he already suspected this too. Of course he did. The tallest god lifted their spear slightly. “You rebelled against divine order.” “I rebelled against slavery.” The chamber exploded with noise. The mountain roared hard enough to split another pillar apart while black water crashed violently against the altar edges. The gods’ golden light flared brighter in response. Eleanor’s heart pounded painfully. Because the Hollow King no longer sounded like a monster. He sounded furious. Anciently, endlessly furious.

When Chad was pushed away, he held onto Youlee; his hand felt warm and sticky. It was blood! He looked at Youlee in his arms. Her mouth was bright red, and her clothes were stained. Hansen's eyes widened in rage, and a golden light erupted from his body, revealing the immortal crown behind his head. He charged at Magnum like a bullet, grabbing the man's gun and crushing it into a lump of iron. "I'll kill you!" Magnum was not afraid of Hansen's fury. Instead, he arrogantly replied, "You can't kill me. My grandfather, Theoden Davidson, is the God of War—"

She laughs when she sees the King. "Oh King Halturian, it's so lovely to see you." The King erupts in fury as his icy blue hands make a grab for her neck." He cries out "What have you done to my daughter?" The Alien step back laughing as some kind of force field surrounds her, The king cannot penetrate through it, Galen now joins the King, his body seems to grow in size as glows with the same icy blue, he bellows "I'm going to kill you Hylus, finish what we should have done twenty-one years ago."

Guards rushed in and held him down. The younger Caelum stood up and brushed the dust off his robe. He looked down at the version of himself on the floor. “Take this lunatic away. He’s been impersonating the King of the Gods. Throw him into the Pit of Lightning. He doesn’t come out. Ever.” The guards dragged Caelum toward the door. He fought them the whole way, screaming that he was the King of the Gods, that he was, that they would all regret this. The sound got farther and farther away, until the doors closed.

Saw the way those silver eyes darkened, pupils dilating slightly as they traced the line of his throat, the curve of his jaw. "Commander Drayke," Queen Ysoria's voice cut through the tension like a blade. "How good of you to join us." Monster. The word rang through Caelum's mind, but it carried less conviction than it should have. … Several months earlier... General Velis Drayke stood cloaked in the shadows of Ashan's Great Cathedral, where the air reeked of incense and human devotion. Golden light from countless candles guttered against cold marble, casting the gathered congregation in a soft, forgiving glow that did nothing to mask the rot beneath the ceremony's gilded surface.

I looked up at Elias, who stood over me with the blazing silver crown on his brow. "The Tide knows we survived the bullet," I said, forcing myself into a seated position, ignoring the protests of the healers. "It knows Aethelgard is a fortress that can fire back into space." "Let them try again," Elias rumbled, his Alpha command terrifyingly absolute. "The Vanguard is fast enough to catch whatever they throw." "They aren't going to throw anything else, Sovereign," I said, looking out toward the eastern horizon, toward the ocean. "The Hive-Mind is a computer made of water. It just calculated that it cannot win a war of pressure against a city that controls gravity."

Conversations died the moment we entered. Then the murmurs began, one filled with envy and party fear. “Is that them?” “They look powerful together.” “That’s the god of war and his fiesty Luna, a Lady Alpha herself” “Power couple, indeed.” I felt heat rise in my face, but I kept my expression neutral, eyes forward, and steps measured. Keres walked beside me like a storm contained in human skin, silently daring anyone to speak out of turn. But then, a piercing stare sliced through the back of my skull. It was cold, piercing and familiar.