Ruiner Nergigante Novels & Stories

The nest shook from the blast, the whole place was in shambles, with cracks appearing in all the walls of the nest it wouldn't be long before it collapsed. [Mana:115/355] Then, rushing to the location where Gnoll and Ghost were regenerating, I picked up the lich's remains, hoping to get something out of it at the very least. Head out! Thud. I tossed the lich's remains as I watched the hill collapsed, leaving nothing but rubble. Sigh...things never go my way does it. In any case, let's see if this is of any use. Analyze! [Undead Lich Ogen- Unique rank]

Or thos m that alredy ‘reset’ won’t get their live peaefully. Reno: To lock their memory about this place huh? When they arrive at their base, from the sky we saw a lot of mutilated Giant ahem Titan. Those mindleas giant that only on canon fodder rank. But seeing their height made Akira think about His protection wall. Akira: I’ll put extra height on our city after this. Reno beside him only looked at him with a doubtfull look. Akira: Yosh, time for exterminating the pest. Reno i’ll leave the commamding to you.

“You have a plan.” I nodded, already stepping toward the nearest set of glyphs etched into the stone walls. “Harper infused this entire structure with magic—she wove her power into it. Which means if we unravel the right points…” I trailed my fingers over the symbols, feeling the residual energy crackling beneath my skin. “We can bring it all down.” Lennon sheathed his sword, stepping beside me. “What do you need?” I exhaled, focusing. “We need to overload the core of the ruins. I can channel an energy surge into the foundations, but it has to be precise.” I glanced at Hunter. “Think you can lend me some of that raw power?”

Only rows of in flowing White dressed warriors with glass spears, the rusty gates the Megacity marched. I lay flat on the belly in the dirt of an old, dried-out sewer, about fifty meters in front of the city gate. The stench of rotten iron hung hard in my nose. Next to me, Silas cheered, his face bleached, his hands tightly around a cloby, hastily joint-welded switch panel clamped. from us, hidden under old, camouflaged plans, our masterpiece lay: The Chaos Disruptor. He consisted of four gigantic warning vessels coupled to a rusty steam boiler and a mountain

“Not you.” Emotion caught hard in my throat. The territory was not just a power. It was identity. Everything Ruin had built after years of war and loss. He was giving it up to keep me, Mila, and the baby alive. The sacrifice was not abstract; it was personal. Gunfire cracked louder through the speaker. Then Axel’s voice broke in. “We do not have much time.” Ruin spoke again, faster now. “Open the hatch. The maintenance ladder runs along the west wall of the shaft. Climb to level six and take the upper vent corridor.”

He pointed behind me. The Giant’s violet eye was no longer in the wall. It was on a long, silver neck that was snaking through the ruins of the tower. It looked like a metal dragon, its mouth open to reveal a core of spinning blades. "The Reset is failing," the giant's voice boomed. "The mother and child must be recycled." I tried to stand, but my legs failed me. I had nothing left. No fire, no smoke, no strength. I held Leo tight and closed my eyes, waiting for the blades to find us.

"The last time we spoke, you said you had a plan." The Violet standing before him was not the same woman he knew five years ago. That Violet was gone. This Violet was calculated and dangerous, like an erupting volcano ready to destroy anyone in her path. She was smart, calm, and relentless—a force to be reckoned with. Her every action was driven by one goal: revenge. "She is the plan," Violet said, pointing at the young woman. "Tell me, what’s your name?" Before the woman could respond, Riele interjected, "Her name is—"

The name of the foundation was . Ruined or patched.