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Wrath's Ascent
Chapter 119

Chapter 119

Blood splattered.

"Mom, my body feels strange."

From children to adults.

Whether it be young, old, awakened, non-awakened, citizens or players.

No one was spared.

"My insides! It hurts! It hurts!"

They cried out, their voices a cacophony of anguish that reverberated through the desolate streets.

They tried to resist.

But still their blood splattered.

"What's happening?"

The question echoed, a shared confusion that spiraled into terror as the very blood within them betrayed its sacred purpose, turning against its hosts with a merciless ferocity.

With each beat of their hearts, they felt the tendrils of darkness creeping through their veins, a relentless force that threatened to consume them from within.

In the midst of the chaos, families clung to each other in desperation, seeking solace in the fleeting comfort of their loved ones as they faced the unknown together.

Tears mingled with blood, a bitter testament to the cruel hand fate had dealt them, as they grappled with the harsh reality of their existence in a world teetering on the brink of oblivion.

And amidst the turmoil, the screams rang out again and again, a poignant reminder of the hope lost in the face of overwhelming darkness.

With a cataclysmic 'boom', an unseen force unleashed its fury, and blood—life's sacred river—betrayed its vessel.

It surged forth in a gruesome spectacle, a torrent of crimson that painted the earth in shades of despair, an unholy canvas upon which the horrors of the abyss were writ large.

"Aaa!"

The screams tore through the air like knives, a chorus of agony that rose above the ruins of civilization, each cry a symphony of suffering that echoed through the desolate streets, a lament for the lost and the damned.

"Aaaagh!!"

Desperation fueled their flight, but escape was a cruel illusion, a fleeting dream shattered by the merciless hand of fate.

The blood spilled like a river of sorrow, relentless and indiscriminate in its wrath, claiming all who dared to defy its inexorable tide.

Those who stood in defiance found themselves impaled upon spikes of their own lifeblood, their bodies skewered like macabre trophies upon the altar of despair, a grotesque testament to their futile resistance against the forces of darkness that now held sway over their world.

In the midst of the chaos, the air was thick with the stench of death and decay, a suffocating miasma that choked the breath from their lungs and clouded their minds with a palpable sense of dread.

And amidst the carnage, the anguished cries of the dying mingled with the guttural growls of the abyss, a discordant symphony of suffering that heralded the end of days and the dawn of a new age of darkness.

The blood flowed like a harbinger of the end, a relentless tide of crimson that left nothing untouched in its merciless wake.

It surged through the streets like a river of despair, staining the once-proud buildings with its dark embrace, toppling them like fragile dominos in the face of an unstoppable force.

Humans, their bodies frail and fragile, fell like leaves in a storm, their cries of anguish drowned out by the deafening roar of destruction that echoed through the desolate landscape.

Even celestial beings, beings of light and purity, were not spared from the ravages of Asura's wrath.

Their divine forms were rent asunder by the ferocity of the onslaught, their radiant wings torn from their backs as they were cast down from the heavens to join the ranks of the fallen below.

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The world was hemorrhaging its very soul, its essence seeping away into the abyss with each passing moment, and at the heart of this apocalypse stood Asura, the architect of annihilation.

His presence was a black shadow that loomed over the chaos, a looming specter of doom that cast its pall over the shattered remnants of civilization.

Zenith's ears were filled with the desperate cries of those around him, the cacophony of suffering and despair threatening to overwhelm his senses.

Yet amidst the chaos, his gaze remained unyieldingly fixed on Asura, a beacon of unwavering resolve amidst the swirling tempest of destruction that engulfed them.

The air itself seemed to tremble as Asura, with a predator's grace, leapt through the chaos, his movements fluid and graceful despite the devastation that trailed in his wake.

With a macabre dance that defied comprehension, blood swirled and converged in Asura's outstretched palms, coalescing into a colossal sword that dwarfed even the towering structures around them.

Its creation was a testament to Asura's terrifying power, a blade as vast and unforgiving as a monolith, its edge honed to a razor's edge that promised swift and merciless destruction to all who dared to stand in its path.

Asura's grip tightened, his muscles coiled with the tension of impending doom, veins standing out against his skin like steel cables as he wielded the gargantuan sword with a terrifying strength.

The blade arced through the air with a sickening swoosh, not aimed at Zenith, but at the unsuspecting earth mere breaths away from him.

The ground cried out in agony, a tortured wail that echoed the terror gripping every heart, the very earth trembling beneath the weight of Asura's wrath.

Zenith's mind raced, a whirlwind of thoughts and emotions swirling within him as he pieced together Asura's deadly intent.

[Disintegration sequence]

The words reverberated through his consciousness like a death knell, their implications too dire to comprehend in the chaos of the moment.

The system, their omnipresent overseer, was designed to detect and restrain an ego gone rogue, to initiate the [8th command] and bind it before irreparable harm could be done.

But fate, in its cruel machinations, had twisted the threads of destiny, entwining two egos within a single Worldline.

The system, confounded by this unprecedented anomaly, had defaulted to a catastrophic response—the [12th command]

[Disintegration sequence]

A command that spelled annihilation, not just for the ego, but for the worldline itself.

In that moment of realization, Zenith's heart clenched with a despair as deep as the abyss itself.

The weight of their impending doom bore down upon him like a mountain, crushing him beneath its inexorable force.

For all his power and wisdom, he was powerless to stop the cataclysmic chain of events set into motion by Asura's ruthless ambition.

And as the colossal sword descended towards the earth, its shadow looming large over the trembling landscape, Zenith knew that this world was teetering on the brink of oblivion.

The end was nigh, and there was nothing he could do to stop it.

Its destruction would not be silent; both egos and the world's energy would be violently torn asunder, their remnants used to fortify the dreaded prison of the Abyss.

The very fabric of reality quivered in anticipation of the impending cataclysm, each tremor a harbinger of the devastation that threatened to consume them all.

Zenith, with the solemn authority of a guardian, had halted the cataclysmic sequence, his power a beacon of hope in the darkness that surrounded them.

But even as he stood resolute against the tide of fate, he knew that his intervention was but a temporary reprieve, a fleeting moment of respite in the relentless march of destiny.

His power was immense, his resolve unyielding, yet it was a mere drop in the vast ocean of cosmic forces that conspired against them.

He was a dam holding back an inevitable flood, his strength strained to its very limits by the weight of the world's impending doom.

And Asura, with his insatiable hunger for power and destruction, held the key to resuming the sequence.

If he succeeded, not even Zenith could stem the tide again.

The fate of their world hung in the balance, teetering on the edge of oblivion as they stood locked in a deadly game of cosmic chess.

The sequence's resumption required but a simple act: the spreading of Abyss's malevolent aura.

In other words, all Asura had to do was unleash chaos and blind destruction upon the world, a single stroke of his hand enough to tip the scales irrevocably towards annihilation.

As Asura's sword, a behemoth of blood-forged steel, cleaved through the air towards the innocent earth, the world seemed to hold its breath in dread anticipation.

The very atmosphere crackled with tension, each passing moment stretching into an eternity of impending doom.

But in the heartbeat before catastrophe, a single word shattered the silence like a thunderclap.

"Blink."

Zenith materialized, a defiant specter before the descending doom.

His presence alone was a challenge to the fates, a declaration of war against the encroaching darkness that threatened to consume them all.

Around the sword, ethereal circles materialized, spinning into existence with the hum of ancient magic, their luminous forms a barrier against the impending destruction.

"Thunderbolt."

From the circles burst forth a torrent of azure lightning, a serpentine force of raw elemental fury that crackled and danced with an otherworldly energy.

It surged along the length of the sword, a blue flame consuming parchment, unraveling the very fabric of its existence with a relentless determination.

The sword, a symbol of Asura's malevolent power, disintegrated before their eyes, its existence snuffed out in a brilliant flash of electric wrath that illuminated the darkness like a beacon of hope amidst the chaos.

But the current did not end there; it found Asura, its creator, and struck with the vengeance of the heavens.

He fell, a titan toppled, his body convulsing from the relentless assault of the thunderbolt's embrace, his cries of agony lost amidst the tumult of the storm.

Yet, this was merely the overture to Zenith's symphony of retribution, a prelude to the epic confrontation that would decide the fate of their world and the souls that dwelled within it.

With each passing moment, the air crackled with the promise of conflict, the tension mounting to a crescendo as the forces of light and darkness collided in a cataclysmic clash that would echo through the annals of history for eternity.

"Multicasting."

The word echoed through the air, a mantra of impending doom that sent shivers down the spine of all who heard it.

The atmosphere crackled with magic, the very fabric of reality bending and warping under the weight of Asura's dark incantations.

Around him, numerous circles bloomed into existence, each one a portal to annihilation, a gateway through which the forces of destruction would be unleashed upon the world.

"Chain."

"Flash."

"Fireball."

"Thunderbolt."

"Ice arrow."

One after another, the spells cascaded upon Asura with the precision of a maestro's baton, each incantation a symphony of chaos and destruction.

Chains of binding light ensnared him, their radiant tendrils wrapping around his form like serpents constricting their prey.

Flashes of blinding brilliance seared the air, illuminating the battlefield with a blinding intensity that left spots dancing in the eyes of all who beheld it.

Fireballs roared with the hunger of a pyre, their infernal flames licking hungrily at everything in their path, consuming all in their path with a voracious appetite.

More bolts of lightning lashed out with unforgiving might, their crackling energy rending the air with a deafening roar as they struck with unerring precision.

And ice arrows pierced the smoky veil with chilling finality, their frozen tips leaving trails of frost in their wake as they sought out their target with deadly accuracy.

As the smoke began to rise, a shroud of uncertainty enveloped the battlefield, the aftermath obscured by the haze of war.

The echoes of spells cast lingered in the air like ghostly whispers, haunting reminders of the devastation that had been wrought upon the land.

And amidst the wreckage, the scent of scorched earth hung heavy, a bitter reminder of the price that had been paid in the name of victory.