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Chapter 1468 - 1468: The Seal That Chained Abyron · Nov 04, 2026

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1451 Chapter 1451 - 1451: No Better Place to Level Up 2026-11-04
1452 Chapter 1452 - 1452: Parry This 2026-11-04
1453 Chapter 1453 - 1453: Offense Is the Best Defense 2026-11-04
1454 Chapter 1454 - 1454: Settling Debts in the Forbidden Zone 2026-11-04
1455 Chapter 1455 - 1455: Annihilation Bolt 2026-11-04
1456 Chapter 1456 - 1456: Borrowed Gods, Blood-Earned Power 2026-11-04
1457 Chapter 1457 - 1457: Not Even a Mosquito Gets In 2026-11-04
1458 Chapter 1458 - 1458: Real Power, Borrowed Fear 2026-11-04
1459 Chapter 1459 - 1459: The Man Who Made Stage SS Step Back 2026-11-04
1460 Chapter 1460 - 1460: You Don’t Get to Call It Off 2026-11-04
1461 Chapter 1461 - 1461: The Counterattack Goes Live 2026-11-04
1462 Chapter 1462 - 1462: The Week the Void Went Quiet 2026-11-04
1463 Chapter 1463 - 1463: When Farming Spawns a Raid Boss 2026-11-04
1464 Chapter 1464 - 1464: Right on the Nose 2026-11-04
1465 Chapter 1465 - 1465: The Eyes From the Cave 2026-11-04
1466 Chapter 1466 - 1466: The Beast Behind Ethan 2026-11-04
1467 Chapter 1467 - 1467: His Name Was Abyron 2026-11-04
1468 Chapter 1468 - 1468: The Seal That Chained Abyron 2026-11-04
1469 Chapter 1469 - 1469: Not Enough. Not Yet. 2026-11-04
1470 Chapter 1470 - 1470: Tomorrow, A New World 2026-11-04
1471 Chapter 1471 - 1471: Don’t Start a War on Day One 2026-11-04
1472 Chapter 1472 - 1472: Welcome to Nightmare Mode 2026-11-04
1473 Chapter 1473 - 1473: How Unimaginable Are We Talking? 2026-11-04
1474 Chapter 1474 - 1474: Kill, Loot, Disappear 2026-11-04
1475 Chapter 1475 - 1475: It’s Harvest Season 2026-11-04
1476 Chapter 1476 - 1476: The Shell Finally Cracked 2026-11-04
1477 Chapter 1477 - 1477: The Agreement Died in Greyspine 2026-11-04
1478 Chapter 1478 - 1478: The Hate Transfer Worked Too Well 2026-11-04
1479 Chapter 1479 - 1479: Welcome to the Deadlock 2026-11-04
1480 Chapter 1480 - 1480: Ten Cores in the Sky 2026-11-04
1481 Chapter 1481 - 1481: A Lesson Paid in Blood 2026-11-04
1482 Chapter 1482 - 1482: Not a Fight. An Execution. 2026-11-04
1483 Chapter 1483 - 1483: Three Rocs, Zero Witnesses 2026-11-04
1484 Chapter 1484 - 1484: Only Three Cores? What a Loss. 2026-11-04
1485 Chapter 1485 - 1485: Long Time No See, Matriarch 2026-11-04
1486 Chapter 1486 - 1486: Too Late to Negotiate 2026-11-04
1487 Chapter 1487 - 1487: You’re Not Going Anywhere 2026-11-04
1488 Chapter 1488 - 1488: One More Enemy Won’t Hurt 2026-11-04
1489 Chapter 1489 - 1489: The Agreement Is Open Season 2026-11-04
1490 Chapter 1490 - 1490: Some Things You Don’t Hunt 2026-11-04
1491 Chapter 1491 - 1491: Something’s Knocking Outside 2026-11-04
1492 Chapter 1492 - 1492: Then War It Is 2026-11-04
1493 Chapter 1493 - 1493: Inside This Space, You’re Mine 2026-11-04
1494 Chapter 1494 - 1494: Chris Hits the Jackpot 2026-11-04
1495 Chapter 1495 - 1495: Since When Was I This Strong? 2026-11-04
1496 Chapter 1496 - 1496: They Fought Over an Empty Skull 2026-11-04
1497 Chapter 1497 - 1497: The Thief Came Back for More 2026-11-04
1498 Chapter 1498 - 1498: Pack Up. We’re Moving 2026-11-04
1499 Chapter 1499 - 1499: The Thief Took the Bait 2026-11-04
1500 Chapter 1500 - 1500: Come Out. We Know You’re Here 2026-11-04

”Stage SSS!?” Ethan’s eyes practically bugged out as he stared at the beast. ”You’re saying Dopey—no, Abyron—was Stage SSS when he was alive?”

”What’s the issue?” the beast asked, tone flat.

”N-no issue.” Ethan swallowed hard.

If this thing was Stage SSS, then Abyron being Stage SSS too… it tracked.

Still, the moment the idea really sank in, Ethan’s whole body started trembling—half adrenaline, half pure joy.

I hit the jackpot.

No wonder Dopey’s body was so freakish. No wonder even that Tier 38 Titan Bull couldn’t scratch him.

If Abyron had been Stage SSS, then sealing his power and skills wouldn’t change the fact that his body was still a Stage SSS body. A Tier 38 bull trying to hurt that was like a kid punching a tank.

But the excitement cooled fast when reality caught up.

Stage SSS in life didn’t help much if his power and skills were sealed now. Unless they could solve the seal, Abyron was still ”just” an unkillable Stage S-level shield.

Ethan took a breath, then looked back at the beast with a polite smile.

”Um… I don’t think I ever asked. What should I call you?”

Only now did he realize he still didn’t know the monster’s name.

Its shape was vaguely lion-like, but with antler-like horns, and a vertical third eye on its forehead—regal, terrifying, and unmistakably not anything Ethan recognized.

Even if it were ugly, at Stage SSS it would still look imposing just by existing.

The beast glanced at him. ”My original name is Dread-Eyed Lion. Abyron gave me another name—Vaelrath. I prefer Vaelrath.”

”Understood, Lord Vaelrath,” Ethan said instantly, all manners.

There was no shame in being respectful here. You didn’t posture in front of something that could erase you with a sneeze.

And honestly, judging by the name alone, this thing was not some cuddly neighborhood guardian. It was probably only this reasonable because of Abyron.

Ethan hesitated, then asked the question he cared about most, voice careful.

”Lord Vaelrath… can you remove Abyron’s seal?”

Vaelrath shook its head. ”No.”

Then it sighed, and for the first time its voice carried real weight. ”The one who sealed him was a Stage SSS, peak Tier 47 powerhouse.”

”—!”

Ethan’s scalp went numb.

”That strong!?” He blurted before he could stop himself. ”Then doesn’t that mean we’d need at least Tier 47 to break it?”

If that was the requirement, then it might as well be a fairy tale.

”Not necessarily,” Vaelrath said. ”If someone possesses a skill specifically meant to break seals, it may be possible. Those abilities are extremely rare…”

Its gaze slid to Ethan.

”…but your human race can awaken all kinds of absurd skills. So find a human who has something like that.”

Ethan’s eyes lit up.

”That… actually makes sense.”

Stage SSS.

If they could restore Abyron’s real strength, then what Void Realm races? What invasions?

He could take Abyron and bulldoze through Void Realm worlds like a storm.

The more Ethan thought about it, the more his pulse picked up. He’d thought he was doomed today.

Instead, he’d walked into a nightmare—and come out with an opportunity that could rewrite everything.

Then Vaelrath spoke again, tone ending the conversation.

”Now leave.”

Ethan blinked. ”Huh? I leave—then what about you?”

”I’m staying. I have things to handle.”

Ethan frowned. ”This place is a ruin. Handle what? And if I leave, you won’t be able to get out.”

”It’s fine,” Vaelrath said calmly. ”At most, one month. The void passage will open again.”

”How do you know that?”

”I have my methods.”

Ethan hesitated, then nodded. ”Alright… then be careful.”

”…”

Vaelrath looked at him like he’d said something nonsensical. ”Careful of what? There’s nothing here. And with my strength—do you really think I need to be careful in a world like this?”

”Uh… fair point.” Ethan cleared his throat.

He didn’t argue again.

”Then I’m going.” He didn’t bother hiding how fast he wanted to leave.

Even if Vaelrath’s temperament was decent, it was still Stage SSS. One wrong sentence, one wrong look, and Ethan would be paste.

Ethan hated the feeling of his life being held in someone else’s hands.

So he decided he’d enjoy his luck from very, very far away.

Ethan shot up from the underground ruins, kept climbing until he reached the old entrance area, then activated Riftwalk again and slipped out.

The moment he was gone, the Dread-Eyed Lion withdrew its gaze and turned back toward the altar.

It lifted a forepaw and stomped.

The broken altar cracked open again, splitting into a deeper fissure.

A faint light rose slowly from within, weak but unmistakable.

The Dread-Eyed Lion’s eyes flared with excitement.

”So you really did leave yourself a way out…”

Its vertical third eye snapped open.

The faint light drifted upward, drawn in as if pulled by a silent current, and sank into that third eye.

A moment later, the eye closed again.

The Dread-Eyed Lion murmured to itself, voice low and cold.

”Now it depends on whether that boy can find a way to remove your seal.”

Then it took a single step—and its body vanished from the underground world, reappearing above a stretch of abandoned buildings.

Its third eye opened once more.

A beam of light shot out and swept across the ruins below, inch by inch, as if it were extracting something hidden inside the wreckage.

Outside…

Ethan stumbled out of the Void Realm passage and stared at the spot where the dimensional rift had disappeared.

Only then did he finally let himself smile—the shaky kind people wore after surviving something they had no business surviving.

”Finally… I’m out,” he muttered. ”I seriously thought I was dead.”

But the relief didn’t last.

Questions rushed in immediately.

What the hell is that thing doing in there?

And why had it let him go so easily?

From everything Vaelrath had said—and the way it looked at Abyron—it was obvious their relationship ran deep.

So why hadn’t it killed Ethan and taken Abyron back?

If Ethan were in its shoes, he’d have done it without hesitation. He’d kill whoever was controlling his friend and snatch his friend back on the spot.

But Vaelrath hadn’t shown even the slightest intent to do that.

Was it worried killing Ethan would somehow affect Abyron?

Or was there another reason—something bigger, something Ethan couldn’t see?

Ethan raked a hand through his hair, trying to untangle it.

No answer came.

”…Whatever,” he said finally, forcing the thoughts down. ”I’m alive. That’s what matters.”

Vaelrath was still inside that world. For now, it couldn’t just stroll out and appear above Fallen Star City.

That bought him time.

But one line Vaelrath had dropped kept grinding at Ethan’s nerves.

At most, one month. The void passage will open again.

Ethan’s expression darkened.

That wasn’t good news. Not even close.

He knew exactly what it meant when the dimensional rifts opened again.

Next time wouldn’t be a handful of vanguards you could wipe out in a week.

News that this world had humans—real humans—would spread through the other worlds fast. And once it did…

They might be facing the same kind of pressure the ancient human race had faced.

Ancient humanity had been strong enough to terrify entire eras, and they’d still been wiped out.

So what chance did they have if countless races decided to crush them together?

Even Ethan couldn’t pretend he had an answer.

He exhaled slowly.

”In the end… we’re still not strong enough.”

His eyes hardened.

”Then we get stronger. No matter what it takes.”

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