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CHAPTER 20: THE SHIELD OF AETHELGARD The first shell from the H.M.S. Leviathan didn't scream as it fell; it roared with the voice of a god coming to reclaim a stolen world. But I didn't flinch. I didn't even blink.

However, if this is the truth… “I’m sure you would hear about ‘World War 4’, don’t you?” He said while sitting back on the chair. “From your father.” “That history is real…?” “Yes, the apostle’s the one who stopped the war. He’s the origins of the .” I drag my chair back to the dining table, placing my hands on it. “You mean, the Regalia Empire wouldn’t dare to invade your island?” “Don’t be naive, brat. My enemy isn’t just anyone— he’s the one ruling the Regalia Empire, the infamous ‘Tyrant King.’ There is nothing in this world that could stop him.”

Trigon, who stood behind Leviathan, let out a sneer and said, “Zeke, do you think you have a choice now? Only one family out of the two are destined to survive. The only one that will continue to remain in the end will be the Leviathan Sect.” “You guys… are really greedy,” said Zeke. Shaking his head repeatedly, Leviathan stretched out one of his fingers and stroked the teacup in front of him, causing it to split in two. Though the cup had been divided, not a single drop of tea was spilled out, as if there was invisible vigorous energy blocking the liquid from spilling out. Leviathan picked up one half of the cup and unhurriedly poured the tea in it into his own mouth. This move of his may n

Chapter 75: The Leviathan’s Maw The Leviathan did not just float; it displaced the very idea of the ocean. It was a three-hundred-meter nightmare of jagged obsidian and glowing violet circuitry, a submersible designed by the Sentinels to be a mobile throne for the Hive Mind. As it crested the waves, the sheer displacement sent a thirty-foot wall of water crashing against the surrounding UN destroyers, tossing multi-ton ships like bathtub toys. "It’s not just a ship," Jade whispered, her silver wings flaring to life as she stabilized herself in the air. "It’s a living server. It’s carrying the biological essence of the thousands of 'failed' Updates. It’s a graveyard that can think."

Leviathan Leviathan is one of the most legendary sea monsters. Leviathan is one of the figures in the Jewish Talmud (Old Testament, Bible) who is a fierce monster who sails the ocean. Leviathan is said to be the largest, the largest, and strongest sea serpent, and in the Bible is symbolized as something evil. . According to ancient Jewish legend, Leviathan eats one whale a day and has eyes that glow in the dark of night when Leviathan jumps in the ocean and attacks ships.

Confidence oozes from his pores and it wasn’t unbacked by facts. Leviathan on the other hand is shaking as he walk. He’s internally having a panic attack—why did Beelzebub bought them here. Is he gonna tell Crocell everything? Is he going to detain his son down here so he wouldn’t be able to disobey his orders? Leviathan doesn’t know. But he has a feeling whatever it is, Crocell won’t like it. The doors opened without further ado, showing the spacious and extravagant yet elegant throne room.

“Leviathan… leviathan…” Audrey repeatedly said its name then trailed off. It was as though she was racking her brain in hopes to find something useful that they could use against it. After a short time, her face lit up because she got her inspiration. “Luckily for us, Leviathan is not all that powerful.” She started. It was known that Leviathan was weak to electricity but resistant to ice and fire attacks. With that being said, in order to take down a Leviathan, one has to stay away from non-electricity magic and elemental summons.

Levy did not wish to experience the same thing over again, it was better if she stayed in the solitude of the lodge and stayed away from those who did not like her presence. With her lips pursed, she continued to read the book which was written by an old witch about the awakening of innate abilities but then as she reached the bottom of the page where she started to read ‘the changing of the Course of man——‘, she suddenly felt the world tip upside down and then the book slipped out of her lap. At first, she did not realise what was happening but as a muscular back came into view, Levy realised what just took place and started kicking her legs.

He drew a silver knife from his belt. "You summoned a Leviathan?" Valerius shouted over the roar of the monster. "In the middle of Manhattan?" "It was already here!" Jack yelled back. "The Council woke it up to drain the power! I just invited it to the party!" The Leviathan surfaced. It was a nightmare of biology—part squid, part eel, part machine. Cables and wires were fused into its flesh. It roared, a sound of static and thunder. It lashed out at Valerius again.

The stabilization had begun. But on the island of ash, the black tide didn't stop. It began to rise faster, forming into a massive, towering shape—a leviathan of ink and teeth that was pulling itself toward the lighthouse. The Ledger wasn't just a book anymore. It was a living, breathing god.