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he remarked with a smile. Severin felt as if a bombshell had been dropped on him upon hearing that revelation. The Green Emperor was none other than the legendary figure who had once led humanity in battles against savage beasts. The remnant soul that had manifested before Severin was none other than that the most powerful immortal of yore. The magnitude of the realization crashed over Severin like a tidal wave. Severin bowed deeply and said respectfully. "I am Severin Feuillet, a human. Greetings, Green Emperor," he intoned reverently.

Wishing that no one would suddenly attack them while opening the door cold sweats flows down like a fountain from their whole body. They managed to open the door and what's beyond is a large place with levers, buttons, helm and large screens that can be found anywhere inside the room. What they are looking at is not the buttons nor the steering wheel but they are looking at the source to their feeling of death. A single man wearing a white shirt, black trousers, and a service cap standing at the front of the helm looking down at the place where the brawl is happening. A sea captain. He is all silent as his face did not show any tint of expression.

“There are three kings and five emperors within this universe, and they are of extremely high status. Putting those kings aside, every one of those five emperors is not to be underestimated.” “They are the East Emperor Mooncrate, the South Emperor Fehlerlos, the West Emperor Paraiso, the North Emperor Dust, and the Central Emperor Yeshaya. And that was Dust, the North Emperor” “No one knows what his actual cultivation level is, but he is definitely one of the top hundred most powerful people in the universe. This old man is known for his bad temper and cruelty too. He definitely wouldn’t let you off this easily. He’s going to seek revenge!” Frostine was shocked. “Is he that powerful?”

Things were not made better by his frantic long white hair, which was indescribably domineering. The man and Darryl looked at each other from a distance. He did not know how long had passed before he let out a sigh. "I did not expect that after so many years, the first person to come in here turned out to be a human." The man's voice was not loud, but it had an irresistible force. Under that pressure, Darryl secretly gulped and cautiously asked, "May I ask who you are and what is this place?" The man chuckled and said, "I am Emperor Aurelias. As for this place, it is a place forgotten by the Godly Region. I call it the Immortal Tomb."

"Turn Carlo." Carlo Mancini. Vincent's most trusted consigliere, the man who controlled the family's most critical money laundering operations and casino business. Also… the one who had led the others in tormenting me at the orphanage. When Carlo was brought to the Costa family dungeon, he trembled uncontrollably. I sat in the shadows, watching him. "You look like you've gained weight," I said calmly. Carlo collapsed to the ground. "Miss Isabella, I was wrong. I was a bastard. I deserve to die. Please, spare me…"

"Strider and the others won't be able to defeat him, but War Legate Draco is still at Enigma City. We'd be exposing ourselves to the outlanders if we go there now. “I believe the emperor is like Strider. They both gained powers thanks to the Isle 416 meteorites. "What are you saying, sir?" Sylvia asked. "Whatever problem it may be, there’s always a solution. Strider and Remy are currently fighting the man, so just stand down for now. After all, it won’t be easy for a remnant of the past to defeat someone of the present. It’s a shame the emperor isn’t very bright." Jerome pointed at his head.

"What is your duty? To serve the Emperor's will! What is the Emperor's will? That we fight and die!"—chants from Warhammer 40,000 (videogame) (Content Warning—this chapter contains scenes of graphic violence and gore, reader's discretion is advised.) ** Ides of January, 41 AD The raw cry of—"Traitors!"—ripped through the torch-lit tunnel like a banshee’s wail. “Die!” SWISH THRUST “Urk—”

He wouldn’t allow himself to be swayed by such emotions. At least, that was what he told himself. But as he watched the branches bow to the wind’s embrace, he wasn’t so sure anymore. How was it that he could be ruthless enough to run a mafia empire, to kill without hesitation, yet be blind to the simplest truth—that he cared? How had he not realized that his lies and manipulations would only lead to his downfall? That he would lose the one person who had ever cared about him, leaving him utterly, irrevocably alone?

He looked like a dark god, cut from pale marble and left to breathe. The Vampire Emperor wore a tailored suit in charcoal and crimson. His hair was raven-black, his eyes, not that bright feral ruby my soldiers had, but a deep abyssal maroon. He didn’t sneer or play at being cruel. He didn’t need to. He just radiated an ancient, suffocating calm, way more terrifying than the Prince’s loud explosive temper. He didn’t have to shout over the wind. He spoke straight into my mind. You wield the fire of the earth, little Luna, the Emperor’s voice pressed in, cold and smooth as polished glass. But fire cannot burn a vacuum. If your ghost-ships touch my blood-barrier, your entire armada will be atomi