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Chapter 243

As the Ironhand members worked to dismantle what was left of the golem, Ludger lingered nearby, crouched in the shallow water beside its open chest cavity. The glow from the remaining mana cores re...

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Chapter 242 (Thank you for your support, willydasilva!)

“Cover him!” Rathen barked.

Arslan was already ahead of them, his Overdrive igniting in a flash of faint golden light that rippled across his sword. He covered the distance in a heartbeat...

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Chapter 241 (Thank you for your support, Stubbe!)

The next morning dawned clear and pale, sunlight spilling across the black sands and glinting off the faintly glowing cliffs of the labyrinth’s entrance. The air carried that same heavy tang of m...

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Chapter 240 (Thank you for your support, Ian!)

By noon, the tension in the camp had settled into a strange, heavy quiet. Gaius and Varik had finally allowed themselves to rest, both of them looking like they hadn’t closed their eyes in two da...

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Chapter 239

By the time night fell, the third island had gone still. The waves crashed rhythmically in the distance, but even that sound felt subdued, muted by the weight of unease that hung over the camp. The...

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Chapter 238 (Thank you for your support, Phallicies!)

The third island rose before them like a fortress of black coral and jagged cliffs. Waves slammed against its base, spraying mist high into the air as the group approached across the stone bridge. ...

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Chapter 237 (Thank you for your support, Mr B!)

The explosions in the distance didn’t stop. They rolled across the sea like distant storms—deep, echoing, relentless. Even from the second island, they could see the trails of fire streaking up...

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Chapter 236 (Thank you for your support, AReader!)

Crossing the first island proved easier than anyone expected. Aside from a few scattered ambushes along the coral ridges, the sahuagin resistance had been weak, disorganized and frantic without the...

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Chapter 235

The sky darkened before the sun had even begun to set. At first it was just the rhythm of the waves, faster, heavier, uneven. Then came the sound like rain striking metal, followed by a faint blue ...

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Chapter 234 (Thank you for your support, DragonGodDante!)

It didn’t take long for the first problem of the expedition to reveal itself. And, of course, it wasn’t a monster. It was Viola.

When they’d left the harbor, she’d looked ready to con...

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Chapter 233 (Thank you for your support, Ryan Leckey!)

Lucius hadn’t really planned to teach Ludger.
Not seriously, anyway.

Between the packed schedules, the fleet preparations, and the never-ending stream of logistics meetings, th...

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Chapter 232 (Thank you for your support, Ranthorn!)

By the end of the second week, the coast no longer looked like a construction site—it looked like the front line of a war.

Ten warships stood docked along the southern harbor, their hulls b...

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Chapter 231

After the demonstration, work resumed as if the sea hadn’t tried to swallow them whole.
Gaius and Ludger were the first to return,their faces carved into matching masks of quiet determination...

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Chapter 230 (Thank you for your support, Monadologist! )

They followed his gaze back toward the sea. The trench his blast had carved was already collapsing, the waves swallowing themselves in violent undertow. And through that chaos—dark shapes began t...

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Chapter 229 (Thank you for your support, Phillip Simons!)

The stone beneath the cracked area glowed faintly brown as geomantic energy coursed through it, hardening the broken edges. It wasn’t enough to stop the next barrage completely, but it slowed the...

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Chapter 228 (Thank you for your support, Glennen Hopson!)

When night fell, the horizon disappeared.
The ocean turned into an endless void — black, silent, and cold enough that the wind bit through even Kharnek’s thick fur mantle. The stars barely ...

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Chapter 227

When the morning fog finally began to lift, Ludger, Gaius, and Kharnek reached the bridge site — and all three frowned almost in unison.

Down by the shoreline, Varik stood in full armor, si...

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Chapter 226 (Thank you for your support, Noah D!)

That evening, the ironhand’s study was dimly lit by the orange glow of oil lamps. Heavy curtains muffled the sound of the sea outside, and the scent of parchment and ink filled the air.

Luc...

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Chapter 225 (Thank you for your support, Kaegan Moss!)

Another month passed in the blink of an eye.

The ocean breeze had grown colder, the waves rougher, but the rhythm of work never faltered. Day after day, Ludger and Gaius continued expanding t...

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Chapter 224 (Thank you for your support, matt panaho!)

Luna crossed her arms, her eyes narrowing slightly. “It’s not about personality. He doesn’t like people who ignore hierarchy. Ludger didn’t bow, didn’t salute, didn’t address him by tit...

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Chapter 223

During a short break that afternoon, Ludger sat down on one of the lower stone platforms near the bridge’s edge. The waves brushed quietly against the coral foundations, leaving a salty mist in t...

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Chapter 222 (Thank you for your support, Edmund Burke!)

The next morning broke slow and heavy with sea mist.

Breakfast had become a ritual for the group—everyone gathered around the long stone table Ludger had carved outside the base. Steam rose...

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Chapter 221 (Thank you for your support, effigy!)

The following morning dawned clear. The ocean shimmered like tempered steel beneath the rising sun, and the bridge stretched farther than ever before.

Ludger stood knee-deep in the shallows a...

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Chapter 220 (Thank you for your support, Jordan J Arnold!)

Gaius tilted his head. “You’re thinking of claiming more of the labyrinth?”

Ludger nodded. “Originally, the split was fifty-fifty—Lionsguard and Ironhand. But if we’re doing the h...

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Chapter 219

The morning dragged into noon as Ludger and Gaius got back to work.
The air smelled of wet salt and stone dust. The sea had calmed, but the coast still carried that heavy, watchful quiet after ...

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Chapter 218 (Thank you for your support, Benjamin Morrison!)

The sahuagin snarled, pushing itself to its knees. Its eyes glowed faintly blue now—mana overflowing from its veins as it thrust both hands into the air. The ocean answered.

A massive surge...

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Chapter 217 (Thank you for your support, Erkki Parkkulainen!)

Viola turned, her voice cutting through the rising wind. “Kharnek, Freyra—you two head east. Warn the villages and start evacuations. Focus on pulling civilians out first. Luna—take the north...

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Chapter 216 (Thank you for your support, Libertatemprimum!)

Without another word, Ludger nodded and motioned to Arslan, Kharnek, and Freyra. The group began to make their way through the crowd—slow, casual, polite enough not to raise suspicion.

To t...

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Chapter 215

Ludger’s faint smirk faded. He frowned, the gears in his head began turning.

“Wait,” he said, looking at Viola. “When exactly did your grandfather get that title?”

Viola blink...

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Chapter 214 (Thank you for your support, 907KIWI Icarus!)

By the time their carriage rolled up the winding road to the Hakuen manor, the sun had already sunk below the horizon.

Lanterns lined the stone path like a river of gold, each one flickering ...

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