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Chapter 1151 - 1152: The Thieves · Oct 23, 2026

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1151 Chapter 1151 - 1152: The Thieves 2026-10-23
1152 Chapter 1152 - 1153: You Can’t Leave 2026-10-23
1153 Chapter 1153 - 1154: The City Lord 2026-10-23
1154 Chapter 1154 - 1155: Who Is Better 2026-10-23
1155 Chapter 1155 - 1156: Begotten Child 2026-10-23
1156 Chapter 1156 - 1157: Savage Beast 2026-10-23
1157 Chapter 1157 - 1158: Moral Answer 2026-10-23
1158 Chapter 1158 - 1159: Charge 2026-10-23
1159 Chapter 1159 - 1160: Witness To Her Power 2026-10-23
1160 Chapter 1160 - 1161: Rich Kids 2026-10-23
1161 Chapter 1161 - 1162: Richman 2026-10-23
1162 Chapter 1162 - 1163: Ray ... Grey 2026-10-23
1163 Chapter 1163 - 1164: Roc 2026-10-23
1164 Chapter 1164 - 1165: Peak Roads 2026-10-23
1165 Chapter 1165 - 1166: A Tune For The Road 2026-10-23
1166 Chapter 1166 - 1167: Search 2026-10-23
1167 Chapter 1167 - 1168: What Comes Next 2026-10-23
1168 Chapter 1168 - 1169: Circle Of Life And Death 2026-10-23
1169 Chapter 1169 - 1170: Human Error 2026-10-23
1170 Chapter 1170 - 1171: Cost Of Mercy 2026-10-23
1171 Chapter 1171 - 1172: Free City 2026-10-23
1172 Chapter 1172 - 1173: Bad Tempered Woman 2026-10-23
1173 Chapter 1173 - 1174: From The Peaks 2026-10-23
1174 Chapter 1174 - 1175: Lure 2026-10-23
1175 Chapter 1175 - 1176: Nothing To Fear 2026-10-23
1176 Chapter 1176 - 1177: Anarchy City 2026-10-23
1177 Chapter 1177 - 1178: Who Hurt You 2026-10-23
1178 Chapter 1178 - 1179: The Weak Forgive 2026-10-23
1179 Chapter 1179 - 1180: Old Grudge Returns 2026-10-23
1180 Chapter 1180 - 1181: Ranar Versus City Lord 2026-10-23
1181 Chapter 1181 - 1182: Call Your Mommy 2026-10-23
1182 Chapter 1182 - 1183: Just A Man 2026-10-23
1183 Chapter 1183 - 1184: Red Blood 2026-10-23
1184 Chapter 1184 - 1185: Lord Of Anarchy 2026-10-23
1185 Chapter 1185 - 1186: Weapon Against Gods 2026-10-23
1186 Chapter 1186 - 1187: We Can Talk About This 2026-10-23
1187 Chapter 1187 - 1188: Purpose Of The Straw Doll 2026-10-23
1188 Chapter 1188 - 1189: All The Reasons 2026-10-23
1189 Chapter 1189 - 1190: Question 2026-10-23
1190 Chapter 1190 - 1191: Family Lore 2026-10-23
1191 Chapter 1191 - 1192: History Behind It All 2026-10-23
1192 Chapter 1192 - 1193: Fate’s Cruel Jest 2026-10-23
1193 Chapter 1193 - 1194: What Felt Right 2026-10-23
1194 Chapter 1194 - 1195: New Patners 2026-10-23
1195 Chapter 1195 - 1196: Old Man In Field Of Black Ash 2026-10-23
1196 Chapter 1196 - 1197: Other World 2026-10-23
1197 Chapter 1197 - 1198: Someone Came 2026-10-23
1198 Chapter 1198 - 1199: He’s Not Here 2026-10-23
1199 Chapter 1199 - 1200: Scale Of Uneven Heaven 2026-10-23
1200 Chapter 1200 - 1201: Taken 2026-10-23

Ric narrowed his eyes, and for some reason the expression made Ranar subconsciously think of her father.

He stared at the dark cave before them.

It wasn’t very large.

In terms of height, it was only about as tall as they were. Its width was even worse, so narrow and claustrophobic that it looked like it wanted to swallow anyone foolish enough to enter.

Just looking at the dark opening made both of them feel uneasy.

”Are you sure the sack of food is in there?” Ranar asked, rubbing her arms as her scalp tingled.

Ric slowly bit his lip, folding his arms across his chest while keeping his eyes fixed on the cave.

”More or less.”

”So is whatever we’ve been chasing,” she pointed out, glancing into the darkness. ”Whatever it is just went inside.”

Neither of them knew whether this cave was located in a section of the mountain where the barrier was weaker.

And they couldn’t exactly test it.

Ranar was immune to the barrier’s effects.

”Well... it’s now or never,” she said, raising a hand as several glowing spheres of light began forming above her palm.

Ric quickly reached out and grabbed her wrist, stopping her before she could release them.

”Wait.”

”That’s not good.”

”There’s this spell my master uses. You cast it on your eyes and it lets you see in the dark.”

Ranar blinked before nodding.

”You mean the Nightlight Spell.”

”My mom... I mean Eva... uses it.”

”My father doesn’t need it since he can already see in the dark, but she taught it to me.”

Relief washed over Ric’s face.

He let go of her hand.

”I’m glad you know it.”

”My master said it was invented by a friend of his who was an elf.”

Ranar reached forward, placing two fingers gently against his forehead.

A soft golden glow gathered around her fingertips.

”Nightlight.”

The spell flowed into Ric’s eyes.

She then tapped her own forehead, casting it on herself as well.

If Damon had known the Nightlight Spell Sylvia created deep within the darkness of Lysithara was now being used by his own children...

He would have been proud.

The darkness within the cave slowly melted away.

What had once been an endless black void now revealed itself in shades of gray.

There wasn’t really anything terrifying nearby.

At least...

Not yet.

The two children cautiously stepped inside.

Ric naturally took the lead, his eyes constantly scanning the ground and walls for signs of movement.

Before long he crouched down.

His fingers brushed against a loose strand of cloth caught between two rocks.

A grin spread across his face.

”Got you.”

The cave system was small and cramped.

Fortunately, they could still stand upright.

The passages twisted endlessly through the mountain, splitting into narrow tunnels before joining together again in confusing patterns.

Even so...

Ric never lost the trail.

He carefully followed every clue, occasionally kneeling to inspect disturbed dust or tiny scratches along the stone floor.

Eventually they reached another passage.

Then...

A dead end.

There was nowhere else to go.

Ric slowly lowered his head.

They had spent nearly five hours wandering through this barren maze of stone.

His shoulders slumped slightly as disappointment settled over him.

Ranar looked around in silence before tilting her head upward.

”Hey...”

She pointed toward the wall.

”Is it just me...”

”Or do those look like something you’re supposed to climb?”

Ric looked up.

Sure enough, dozens of small holes dotted the cave wall like crude footholds.

His gaze slowly traveled higher.

Near the very top...

A thin crack allowed a narrow beam of sunlight to spill into the cave.

His eyes widened.

”Aha!”

”I knew it.”

”I expected this all along.”

Ranar snorted before folding her arms.

”Yeah, right.”

”You looked like you were about to cry.”

Ric coughed awkwardly, pretending not to hear her.

Ranar didn’t bother climbing.

She bent her knees before leaping straight upward.

Her hand slammed against what looked like a solid slab of stone.

Boom!

The rock shifted before breaking free with a loud rumble, sunlight pouring into the cave as loose dirt and pebbles rained around them.

A fresh breeze drifted inside.

The two children climbed out together.

Warm sunlight greeted them once again.

The sun had already passed its highest point in the sky.

They found themselves standing in a vast grassland.

At its center rested a beautiful lake whose crystal clear waters reflected the blue sky like a mirror.

Gentle waves rippled across its surface as the wind swept over it.

Wildflowers swayed among the tall grass, filling the air with a faint, pleasant fragrance.

Large rocks and weathered boulders dotted the open field.

Scattered among them stood what appeared to be ancient statues of angels.

Time had worn away many of their features, yet they still stood silently, watching over the lonely grassland as though guarding a forgotten secret.

She was completely entranced by the angel statues.

Ric followed her gaze before nodding as though it were the most obvious thing in the world.

”Hmm... yeah, those are Weeping Angels... or Smiling Angels.” He spoke casually, stuffing his hands into his pockets. ”Never trust an angel statue.”

He said it so naturally that one would think they were ordinary horrors.

Of course, Ric had seen them before.

He had seen them die at his master’s hands.

He had even watched Renata crush one into nothing more than a lifeless rock.

The memory had left a deep impression on him.

Since these ones weren’t moving, however, he assumed they were simply ordinary statues.

His attention shifted.

He noticed Ranar staring toward the far side of the lake.

Following her gaze, he saw a thin trail of smoke lazily rising into the sky.

His eyes narrowed.

Near the lakeside sat a group of children gathered around a campfire.

They laughed together while eating merrily.

Ric’s face immediately twisted in outrage.

He placed a dramatic hand over his chest.

”No...”

”No, it can’t be...”

”Those thieves!”

”How dare they steal my hard earned food!”

Ranar slowly turned to stare at him.

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