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Tides Of Eternity Chapter 72: Devourer’s Wrath
Kaiza fell into the endless void from the abyss, which opened up and swallowed all light. His body contorted, shadows scratching at his limbs, drawing him deeper into the engulfing dark. His mind screamed at the void, and the only response came as whispers from the entity that had stolen Mina from him.“She is not yours to save any more.”Kaiza’s teeth ground together; his anger was a wildfire against the oppressive cold. He willed his limbs to move, grasping for something anything to stop his fall. But the void offered nothing. Only endless falling.Then, a presence.His senses intensified a moment before the collision. A crushing force blasted him from behind, sending him sideways. He spun in the air, just catching a glimpse of the figure flying at him—Mina.Or what had become of her.Flames of gold turned ashen between pulsing black veins. Her eyes, cavernous brooks of midnight, dug into him as she lunged, her fingers stretching into scythe-like talons. Kaiza barely rolled out of t
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 73: Devourer’s Wrath
The void throbbed like a living thing, the slime curling around Mina as though she were its chosen vessel. All that remained was the pitted hush world of loss, the great nugget of her golden light drawn away like a gummy pit, and the black water wave, rising within, crawling in her blood. Kaiza found himself lost for breath standing before her, seeing a girl he had vowed to protect turn into something far beyond him, far beyond redemption.A wave of energy raced out as she raised her hand. The air was a crackling haze, the ground shaking under them. Kaiza embedded his heels into the shattered soil, clutching his ruined sword. Exhaustion weighted him to the ground, yet he walked none lower.“Mina… I know you’re still in there,” he rasped, his voice nearly lost in the howling void.The thing that had taken her let out a breathy chuckle, its darkness winding around her lips when it spoke through her. “She belongs to me now.”Kaiza’s grip tightened. “Like hell she does.”He lunged forward
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 74: Devourer’s Judgment
Silence stretched over the battlefield, a blank in the fabric of reality, heavy with the weight of something invisible. Kaiza lurched forward, panting heavily, every limb screaming in objection. Only swirling shadows remained where Mina had stood mere moments before a wound in the very fabric of the world. The void had taken her. But he refused to accept it.Bearing his teeth, he gripped the hilt of his broken sword. Its pieces still glimmered faintly with the residue of his power, but it was nothing against the abyss. The presence that had claimed Mina as its own the entity that had become her new master was but a coruscating smudge of rags wrapped around a swirling, contradictory shape, its face a vortex of shapes and colors, the darkness made flesh.“She is out of your reach,” the creature said as its voice reverberated through the endless void. “And soon, you will be, too.”Kaiza balled her fingers into fists. He had lost too much already. He would not lose her.Then the darkness
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 75: Tyrant of the Abyss
A chill wind moaned through the ruins, and there was the smell of ash and blood on it. The battlefield was silent except for the crackle of the last dying embers. Kaiza rose to his feet, gasping as if he had just run a mile, limbs protesting in pain. He had battled for ages, known pain without number, but never had he been so close to being completely shattered.Mina was gone consumed by the void. And now, he stood alone.Or so he thought.A low, rasping chuckle rippled through the air, sending a chill crawling up his spine. Kaiza pivoted, muscles clenched, and there stood his next foe.The Abyssborn Tyrant.A figure so enormous, they were draped in shadows that spiraled and undulated like snakes. Its body is encased in spiked, obsidian armor, veins of spearhead dark energy rippling along its frame. Its face—if it could even be called a face was hidden beneath a thyrse of horned blackness, pair void-lit eyes staring into the innermost depths of Kaiza’s soul.“You suffer still, cursed
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 76: The Warlord of the Dead
The air stank of blood and rot, the battlefield shrouded in a fog that slithered between the ruins like a living thing. Kaiza took a deep breath, grasping the broken pieces of his blade tightly. Every muscle in his body screamed at him to give in, but there was no retreat.Not while Mina was still out there.A low growl rumbled across the desolation, the sound a growl rather than simple shifting stone. Kaiza turned sharply, the adrenaline having sharpened his senses as a dark figure appeared in the haze. Against its backdrop, the Colombian figure slipped forward with a dreadful grace, its presence thickened by an unnatural weight.Then it emerged into the dim light.A revenant, clad in the metal of a time long past, its visage hidden behind a weathered morion that silently crowned a face twisted by ancient tragedies. Its eyes black, empty voids dribbled trails of abyssal energy, strands of darkness slithering forth beneath its shredded cloak. It gripped a massive greatsword in its han
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 77: The Abyss Walker
A storm churned overhead, twisting clouds writhing like wounded serpents. They were rung through the air, ripe with the smell of melted metal. Kaiza breathed sharply and raggedly as he looked out over the broken battlefield. Every inch of soil underfoot was tainted by war, the blasted craters of explosive wrackings, shattered stone, and the body remnants of the Permanent Dead left behind by the void in its traverse.But the fight, by no means, was over.There was something ahead, a figure of the void unlike anything he had ever encountered. It was not the monstrous shape that towered above them, nor did it have the twisted mutations of the devourers that had come before. This one… was different.A shadow in human shape.Shrouded in shifting black robes that did not even obey the wind, it had its face hidden beneath a deep hood. But Kaiza could see the abyss roiling beneath it, two pinpricks of violet light regarding him, dissecting him, calculating. This was no mindless beast. It was
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 78: The Grip of the Revenant
The wind howled through the remains, with whispers that could have come from the abyss. Kaiza filled his lungs with air, only to find his body had been too long rooted in the broken earth. The fight with the Abyss Walker had exhausted him, but there was no time to rest. The air grew heavy again, imbued with an essence that pricked the marrow of his bones with a pure warning.Another enemy had arrived.Blood-red darkness screamed overhead as other forms of blackness began to appear. A low, reverberating sound filled the battlefield, shaking Kaiza to the very core. And then, out of the void, it emerged.A gigantic form, robed in rich, burned ceremonial armor, the skin surface flaked and roiling with a crimson blood glow. Its face was concealed by a rusted mask except for two hollow, sunken pits where eyes should be. In its grip, an executioner’s blade, throbbing with a wicked energy.Kaiza’s jaw clenched. He’d known of such a creature before.The Revenant.Legend among cursed warriors.
Tides Of Eternity Chapter 79: The Flames
A storm of embers flitted through the shattered streets, whipping in the caustic air like fireflies in a graveyard. The fiery smell of sultry soil danced with the prick of burnt ozone, the acrid taste of his enemies still in the thick, dry heat. Kaiza stood on the debris, his breath hot, his body sore from seen and unseen injuries. He gripped his reforged blade tighter in his hands, its humming blade edge singing with the steel of his will.He had lost too much. He had bled and fought and suffered more than any man should have to. But the war was not finished not yet.“Joshy” broke through silence instantly, like a viper through the night, a sense of foulness in the air, the very touch of the essences in the atmosphere like a physical force. It was ancient, older by eons than any voidspawn he had faced in the past, and unlike those vermin, this one did not creep in the dark.It welcomed the fire.The ruins rang with a slow, measured clap. Kaiza spun around, eyes narrowing at a figure
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Chapter 114: The Hunger That Devours
Darkness.It enveloped Kaiza like a second skin, seeping into his pores and creeping into the spaces between his bones.” He couldn't breathe. Couldn’t think. The Abyss was within him now, whispering, tugging.And he was falling.No end. No, up. No down.Just the hunger.Then.CRACK.Kaiza crashed into something solid, bones jangling, his vision flashing white with pain. He inhaled sharply, sucking in dense, viscous air that scorched his lungs like tar.His fingers sank into moist, handfuls of debris.It felt wrong.Hot, throbbing, as if he were kneeling over something alive.His body ached. But worse than that, the feeling still bunched up in him like the Abyss had gotten under his skin, a hurt in his very being that would never, ever heal."Still fighting it?"The voice was his. But not.Kaiza lifted his head.It was his own face looking back at him the Abyssal Kaiza.Taller. Stronger. Dripping with power.That thing loomed, bound in flowing, liquid armor, silver fire licking around
Chapter 113: The Hunger Beneath
Kaiza gasped in a rasping breath.His body protested, his bones heavy with fatigue, but he did not dare to shift.Mina or whatever wore her skin stood in front of him, with her head cocked as if she were an animal luxuriating in its prey, drinking him in with her coal-black eyes.The violet fissures snaking across her skin throbbed, shifting shape as if whatever was underneath the surface wasn’t quite done yet.The hooded figure was gone.No remains, no body, no leftover vibes. No, no absence, as though they were torn from reality itself.Kaiza clenched his jaw.That meant he was alone.With her.Mina stepped forward intentionally, her bare soles squealing against the splintered surface.It was a slow, considered movement, too unlike her usual.He saw her fingers flex, curling then extending outward like claws for a cat flexing its paw.Her lips curled in a cruel smile.“You’re frightened,” she said quietly.Kaiza tightened his grip on his sword.“Mina,” he said, voice low, steady.“F
Chapter 112: The Name That Should Not Be Spoken
The world cracked open.A heavy silence fell over the Hollow City, thicker than death, more complete than the void.For a heartbeat, even the Devourer appeared to pause.The name still lingered; it trembled with an unimaginable heaviness.Azelith.Kaiza barely registered the move before Mina, or whatever was inside her, stumbled one step back, and her blackened eyes widened.Something flared in her face: recognition, rage, fear.The figure in the hood stood still, their sword as dark as a starless night.The blade thrummed, the very air curving away from it as if trying to avoid its touch.Kaiza’s lungs felt like ash, his ribs howling as he pulled himself up from the rubble.The mind was still reeling, trying to make sense of what he had just coursed through.The Hollow King was gone.Eaten.Not dead. Not even erased. Just… unmade.The Unseen Devourer had not slain him.It had merely behaved how it always did, devour.A deity rendered null in mere seconds.And now it loomed, its impos
Chapter 111: The Unseen Devourer
A new presence placed a burden between Heaven and man.It was no mere arrival itas an invasion, a subversion of reality itself.The sky trembled; the Abyss quaked; everything in the Hollow City shook in the embrace of some inconceivable power, as if the very being of things rebelled at what had entered in.Kaiza swayed, ragged for breath, body yelling in wounds already delivered.That thing in Mina had nearly torn him asunder.Where her hand had passed through him, his soul still burned angony beyond that of flesh, beyond the physical.But this… this was worse.The Unseen Devourer didn’t descend from the sky like a deity.It did not emerge from the underworld like a demon.It was a vacuum untilt wasn’t.A crack in the world, a wound deeper even than the broken sky, gaped open like torn flesh. It did not step through. It never existed.It ate its way into being.Kaiza didn’t so much see it as feel it theunger.One that not only wanted to eatbut only wanted to gorge. A kind of energy t
Chapter 110: Just Beneath the Surface
The sky split open.Not a crack, not a tear a WOUND.Reality itself screamed through jagged fractures slicing the Hollow City’s abyssal skyline.The eddying darkness distorted, pulling apart at the frayed edges, spiraling into something worse.Kaiza sensed it before he saw it.A pulse. Not of abyssal energy, not of flame, but something else. Something older than both.And it came from Mina.She was close.Her presence seared his senses, unrefined and unrefined. But something was off.Something within her that’s not supposed to exist.Kaiza gingerly gritted his teeth and sat despite himself.His body objected, the Judicator’s wound still gnawing on his being, but that was irrelevant.Nothing else mattered but reaching Mina.The Hollow King had stood from his throne.His golden gaze raged, but for the first time, it wasn’t trained on Kaiza.Their eyes were fixed on the fractured sky.On her."Impossible." The Hollow King’s quiet voice took on something, not amusement this time.Not with
Chapter 109: The Hollow King’s Judgment
Kaiza had little time to react.The blade arrived faster than was thought possible a silver line, a ribbon of flame and destruction, splitting the air. His instinct screamed to move, but his body, still bruised and raw from the chasm, was too slow.A stabbing pain detonated in his side as the edge of the blade tore flesh, the impact slamming him down onto the vibrating black streets. Blood spattered in all directions, sizzling against the living ground on impact.Not abyssal. Not shadow-forged. Something else.Kaiza ground his teeth, his breaths harsh and erratic as he shoved himself upright, glaring at his assailant.And there they stood.A gauzy figure, draped in silver and fire, their form rippling in the half-light of the Hollow King’s domain. Their armor was not solid but fluid, shifting like seeping metal, pulsing with sinuous lines of deep crimson. As was their sword the weapon that had shredded him, tauntingly, bloodless of the same stuff, swinging between solid steel and liqu
Chapter 108: The Devouring
Silence.Thick. Absolutely.Not even breath, not even motion, not even time: just a vacuum.Kaiza fell through it.Or maybe he stood still as the rest of the world went on.He couldn't tell.There was no ground, no sky, no up, no down only the suffocating embrace of nothingness collapsing around him like a coffin lined with whispers.Mina was gone.The last thing he heard her make wrenched from her throat, guttural and pained, as the gullet of darkness devoured her.He had reached for her. Clawed at the darkness.But his fingers had encountered only empty space.And then Nothing.Now he floundered in that nothingness, the remnants of his corpse aching, the wounds raw and open.Where the masked figure had touched him, his chest still smoldered, as if something had been clawed out of him or ripped from him, something that was inside him and had been a piece of him, something vital.Was he dead?No. That would have been a mercy.A movement in the void something shifted.A shake, gentler
Chapter 107: Unleashed
The void roared.Black flames licked at the ground, devouring the creatures of the abyss as embers at the end of life are sent out upon the wind.The wails of the damned rampaged ever and ever, ringing in the desolate void, as the horror of noumenon mixed and knotted, their forms rotting in the gluttonous conn.And at the heart of it, standing in the inferno, was Mina.But she was no longer only Mina.Kaiza could hardly stand, his body bruised and bleeding, but his breath caught when he saw her.The fragility of the girl he had vowed to protect was gone.The trembling voice that had called his name in the dark was gone.What was left is something older. Something raw.Her form was still human in outline mostly but the air around her hummed with something worse than abyssal corruption.An ultraviolet light burned behind her eyes, cosmic and blistering, crowded with something incomprehensible to my feeble flesh.Her dark hair lashed in the wind, the energy circling her limbs, a moving t
Chapter 106: Dark
Kaiza barely had time to respond before the form of the abyssal entity washed over him like a tidal wave of pure void.It felt as though an avalanche of darkness was going to consume him whole.The shadows wound tighter, binding themselves around his limbs like living chains, burrowing into his skin and burning with cold fire; his ribs screamed their protest.A cough tore from his throat, thick and wet. Blood trickled down his lips, red on infinite black.His vision swam, fading in and out of consciousness, but his fingers still tightened around his sword.He wasn’t done. Not yet.The figure towered above him, the mask cocked slightly as if in amusement.“Still fighting?” Its voice gliding along, the sound of a thousand voices crawling into his skull.“Pathetic. “Your void does not give, Kaiza. It does not bargain. It only devours.”With a flick of that wrist, a spire of obsidian-black tendrils burst from the ground to skewer Kaiza through the shoulder.He hardly had time to register
