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Wrath's Ascent
Chapter 110

Chapter 110

As Noel drifted through the air, a harbinger of ruin, his path was marked by the collapse of structures and the cries of the afflicted.

His presence alone was an omen of devastation, his silhouette casting long shadows of despair across the once-vibrant cityscape.

Suddenly, the fabric of the air shifted, a disturbance slicing through the chaos like a knife through silk.

Noel's reflexes snapped into action, his hands rising to intercept the unseen threat.

An arrow, swift and silent, halted in its deadly trajectory, suspended before him by the sheer force of his will.

Its deadly tip glistened in the pale light, a reminder of the danger lurking amidst the ruins.

His eyes, sharp and piercing, darted across the landscape, searching for the archer hidden amongst the debris.

But before he could pinpoint the source, another ripple in the air caught his attention—a disturbance more ominous than the last.

He turned his head with a graceful swiftness, his senses attuned to the impending danger.

There, amidst the rubble and ruin, emerged a figure—a lone warrior, their form cloaked in the shimmering aura of a sword's edge.

With each step forward, their determination radiated like a blazing inferno, their resolve unyielding in the face of the encroaching darkness.

With a surge of telekinetic might, Noel deflected the attack, his powers forming an impenetrable barrier that crackled with raw energy.

The force of his will was a tangible presence, a fortress against the onslaught of arrows and spells that assailed him from all sides.

As he lowered his eyes, a lone figure stood before him amidst the chaos—a one-armed swordsman, Andrew, his remaining hand gripping the hilt of his blade with a fierce determination that defied the odds.

His silhouette was a stark contrast against the backdrop of destruction, a symbol of resistance against the tide of annihilation that threatened to engulf them all.

The air crackled with tension, the very atmosphere alive with the anticipation of imminent conflict.

A barrage of arrows and spells cascaded towards Noel, a relentless assault fueled by the unwavering resolve of his adversaries.

With a flourish of his hands, he conjured a shield of shimmering energy, deflecting the onslaught with an almost casual ease.

His gaze locked onto the assailants—Emily and Mike—the archer and the mage, their determination unyielding in the face of overwhelming odds.

Noel's command over the debris surrounding him was absolute, the rubble swirling around him with lethal intent.

Emily, with the grace of an archer honed by years of practice, anticipated the trajectory of each deadly projectile, her movements fluid and precise as she sidestepped the incoming volley.

Meanwhile, Leo, ever the guardian, stood steadfast at Mike's side, his shield raised high as a bulwark of protection against the storm of destruction.

The fragments crashed against the shield with a deafening cacophony, each impact a testament to their unwavering resolve to stand firm against the tempest that was Noel.

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Noel's senses heightened with a visceral awareness of his waning power, a clear sign of the priest's curse tightening its grip around his abilities.

With a swift thought, he blinked through space, materializing beside Emily in a predatory blur, his hand raised to strike with lethal precision.

But the air shifted, a subtle warning of another's intent lurking in the shadows.

Dagger, cloaked in darkness, emerged with a silent grace from the obscurity, his blade slicing through the air like a phantom's kiss aimed at Noel's vulnerable neck.

For a fleeting moment, time seemed to slow as anticipation hung heavy in the air.

A heartbeat too slow, Dagger's eyes widened in realization as Noel vanished into thin air, reappearing aloft with an ethereal grace that defied mortal comprehension.

Though Dagger's strike missed its intended mark, it was not without consequence.

A line of crimson blossomed on Noel's arm—a stark testament to Dagger's skill, a tangible reminder of the mortal peril that loomed over them all.

Suspended in the sky like a malevolent specter, Noel's gaze swept over the battlefield with a calculating intensity.

Mia, with a sorcerer's finesse, wove the complex threads of another debilitating curse, her hands a blur of arcane gestures as she sought to ensnare their adversary in a web of magical torment.

Emily, a picture of lethal precision, nocked an arrow with deadly intent, her gaze unwavering as she awaited the perfect moment to unleash her lethal shot.

Meanwhile, Dagger, undeterred by his previous miss, recovered from his lunge with the poised grace of a seasoned assassin, his muscles coiled like a spring, ready to unleash another lightning-fast strike.

Mike, the mage, chanted incantations with fervent urgency, the air crackling with the impending release of sorcerous energy.

Leo, ever the stalwart guardian, braced himself behind his shield with unwavering resolve, his muscles tense with anticipation as he prepared to weather whatever onslaught their adversary might unleash.

And Andrew, the one-armed swordsman, stood at the ready, his blade humming with gathered energy, a silent testament to his unwavering determination to stand against the encroaching darkness.

Together, they formed a united front, a fellowship bound by courage and camaraderie, ready to confront the looming threat with every ounce of their strength and conviction.

A wild, exhilarating laugh erupted from Noel, a cacophony of amusement and challenge that echoed across the battlefield like a haunting melody.

"Ha Ha Ha!! Interesting! Very Interesting!" His voice, a symphony of derision and defiance, danced with the winds of battle, taunting and beckoning his foes to come forth.

The game was afoot, and Noel, despite the overwhelming odds stacked against him, relished every moment of the conflict.

The battlefield, once a serene expanse, was now a canvas of chaos, painted with the desperate efforts of Emily, Mike, Dagger, Mia, and Andrew as they unleashed a torrent of attacks upon Noel.

Emily's arrows, guided by unwavering determination, sliced through the air with deadly precision, each shaft a testament to her unwavering resolve to protect her comrades at any cost.

Mike's incantations, fueled by the raw energies of the arcane, crackled with an otherworldly power as he sought to bend reality itself to his will.

Dagger, living up to his namesake, sent a flurry of razor-sharp blades hurtling towards their foe with a deadly accuracy born of years of honed skill.

Each strike was a silent promise of retribution, a reminder that even the most elusive prey could be brought to heel.

Meanwhile, Mia's curses, whispered with a sorcerer's finesse, wove a tapestry of weakening hexes around Noel, each syllable a dagger aimed at his heart.

Her spells, born of ancient knowledge and boundless determination, sought to unravel the very fabric of his being, to strip away his defenses and leave him vulnerable to their onslaught.

And yet, amidst the chaos and fury of their assault, Andrew, the one-armed swordsman, stood at the forefront, his blade raised high with a warrior's cry.

With each swing, he directed a symphony of sword auras towards their adversary, each note a potential death blow poised to strike at the heart of their enemy's resolve.

Their attacks, fueled by courage and camaraderie, were about to land on Noel, a culmination of their collective strength and determination.

But in their fervor, they had underestimated the true extent of his power, the depth of his resolve to emerge victorious at any cost.

Noel, with a mere snap of his fingers, shattered their coordinated assault, a gesture as effortless as it was devastating.

A cerulean shield sprang forth, enveloping Leo, who, in a twist of fate, found himself the new target of his comrades' onslaught.

The attacks, meant for Noel, now bore down on Leo with unforgiving force, their momentum carrying the weight of their collective desperation.

With each impact, Leo's body contorted in agony, his form a mere puppet in the hands of fate, before crashing to the ground in a crumpled heap.

The shock rippled through his teammates, their eyes wide with disbelief, their hearts sinking as they realized the gravity of their miscalculation.

Guilt and horror clawed at their insides, their breaths shallow and ragged as they grappled with the enormity of their failure.

However, this was merely the prelude to their misfortune.

Noel, now standing where Leo once was, turned his gaze upon Mike, the sorcerer's eyes widening in terror as he realized the danger that loomed before him.

With an effortless swat, as one might dismiss an annoying insect, Noel sent Mike hurtling through the sky, his spellcasting abruptly halted.

Andrew, driven by a mix of fury and concern, charged at Noel, his sword raised high in a futile attempt to protect his fallen comrade.

But his valiant effort was met with the sight of Leo's limp form being hurled towards him like a macabre projectile, his heart heavy with the weight of his powerlessness.

Noel's form flickered, a sinister specter in the chaos, before reappearing before a startled Dagger, his eyes ablaze with an unhinged fervor.

Dagger, despite the surprise, lunged forward, daggers poised to strike, his resolve unyielding even in the face of certain doom.

But Noel was a step ahead, a step beyond.

A blue aura enveloped Dagger, freezing him in place, an unwilling statue in Noel's gallery of defeated foes.

Dagger's eyes, wide with terror, locked onto Noel's, which burned with a twisted mix of triumph and madness.

"Goodbye," Noel whispered, his voice a chilling echo in the stillness of the moment.

With a casual flick of his fingers, he orchestrated the final act of Dagger's tragedy, a cruel twist of fate that sealed the assassin's fate.

The daggers, once wielded with intent to harm Noel, now turned traitorously upon their owner.

Dagger's own hands, compelled by an unseen force, drove the blades into his heart-a heart that beat its ast as the blue aura faded, leaving nothing but the echo of madness and a chilling silence that hung heavy in the air.