Mystic Calling:Stone of Glory-Chapter 859: This Is No Longer a Battlefield

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Arkhadon's heart sank.

This wasn't because his attack had weakened.

It was—

Because the battlefield itself had become more stable than before. 𝘧𝓇𝑒𝑒𝑤ℯ𝑏𝓃𝘰𝑣ℯ𝘭.𝘤ℴ𝘮

The space here had changed.

And in that moment—

A figure slowly descended from high above.

The air parted around him on its own.

Even the atmosphere seemed to instinctively avoid him.

A violent, tightly compressed force field spread outward, blanketing the entire area.

"Arkhadon."

The voice came from above—low, cold, and cutting.

"Didn't think you'd have the guts to come back."

The figure raised his head.

His gaze was sharp enough to slice steel.

"This time—"

"You won't be saved by luck."

Ethan.

He looked like he'd stepped out of the eye of a storm, the glowing lines of his Powered Combat Armor flowing steadily across his frame.

The pressure he radiated silenced the battlefield for half a beat.

Then—

He raised his hand.

Energy compressed and restructured in his palm at high speed.

A glowing energy sword took shape.

No flourish. No warning.

He threw it.

The blade tore through the sky.

Too fast to track with the naked eye.

Arkhadon's expression shifted instantly.

He could feel it—

This strike was far more dangerous than the last.

If it hit him head-on, his defenses might not hold.

In a flash, he poured every ounce of power into the gem core embedded in his chest.

Destructive energy surged out.

A thick beam of light blasted forward to intercept the incoming sword.

BOOM—!!!

The explosion lit up the sky.

Space twisted violently.

Cracks spread like spiderwebs across the air itself—only to be rapidly suppressed and repaired by the world's own stabilizing force.

The two attacks clashed in midair, locked in a brief deadlock.

Then—

The balance broke.

Arkhadon's beam collapsed first.

The backlash slammed into him like a freight train.

He was flung backward like a broken kite, crashing hard into the ground.

A pillar of dust and debris shot skyward.

Ethan didn't give him a second to breathe.

His power surged again, this time without restraint.

The air dropped like a stone.

Golden energy gathered high above, forming the outline of a massive dragon—

Its body coiled in the sky, scales glowing like molten gold, as if the heavens themselves were being compressed into solid mass.

The next instant—

The dragon dove.

Not a slash.

This was—

Pure mass and energy, stacked into a gravity-powered impact.

BOOM—!

The first strike landed.

A shockwave exploded outward in a perfect ring. The ground caved in instantly.

BOOM—!!

The second impact followed.

Air compressed into a deafening sonic wall. Space visibly warped and folded.

BOOM—!!!

The third strike hit.

Arkhadon's body was driven deep into the earth, bones cracking in a rapid-fire chorus of sharp, splintering sounds.

His protective energy field flickered violently, destabilizing.

Hairline fractures spread across his skin like spiderwebs, as if his body was seconds away from being torn apart.

If this kept going—

His physical form would collapse entirely.

Meanwhile—

Across the battlefield, the situation had completely unraveled.

The Narlost vanguard formation was being torn apart, section by section.

Their mechanoid-powered firepower grid had been shattered by high-speed armored strike teams punching straight through.

Communication nodes were destroyed.

The command chain collapsed.

Hundreds of remaining soldiers scattered in the energy storm, fleeing in all directions without orders or coordination.

This wasn't a battle anymore.

It was—

A rout.

Far above, beyond the chaos—

The Doomsday Ark hovered silently above the cloud sea.

Its massive hull blotted out the sky, like a slow-moving black continent drifting through the heavens.

At the bow stood Aurelkar.

Storm winds churned beneath his feet, but not a single gust could move him.

His gaze was frozen, cold enough to stop time.

Everything unfolding below was rewriting his expectations in real time.

The First Champion—crushed.

The vanguard—broken.

The mechanoid formations—completely neutralized.

None of this had been in his calculations.

Beside him, the comms panel blinked nonstop.

Urgent distress signals popped up one after another.

He didn't look.

He didn't listen.

The air around him grew heavier by the second.

As if the entire Ark could feel its master's rising fury.

Until—

The final signal went dark.

Aurelkar slowly straightened.

At the center of his forehead, a blood-red gem began to glow with an eerie light.

It wasn't blinding.

But it radiated a depth that made the body instinctively recoil.

"Activate Doomsday Ark weapon systems."

His voice wasn't loud.

But it echoed through the command deck like a divine sentence.

"Today—"

"I will reduce Emerald Castle to ash."

The order dropped.

The entire Ark began to hum with a low, resonant vibration.

The energy matrix roared to life.

Massive structural modules unfolded along the hull.

The main cannon at the bow rotated into position, locking on.

Even space itself seemed to bend, drawn toward the weapon's focus.

Seconds later—

A blood-red beam erupted from the cannon's core.

It pierced the clouds.

Tore open the sky.

A world-ending spear of light, descending straight toward Emerald Castle.

At that exact moment—

Ethan's head snapped up.

A crushing wave of danger swept down from above.

This wasn't the aura of a single powerhouse.

This was—

A civilization-level annihilation strike.

"All units—defensive formation!"

His voice boomed across the entire battlefield.

Every armored unit instantly rerouted power to maximum output.

Energy surged skyward.

At the same time, they linked with Emerald Castle's original defense systems.

Multiple energy matrices stacked, looped, and stabilized in rapid succession.

A massive barrier stretched across the sky—

Forged in seconds through sheer force and coordination.

Then—

The blood-red beam slammed into it head-on.

BOOM—!!!

A shockwave exploded outward, compressing the air into a solid wall of force.

The entire castle's defense structure shuddered under the impact.

Cracks spiderwebbed across the barrier's surface, like crystal hammered again and again.

Energy alarms blared at full volume.

The pressure on the shield—

Was approaching critical.

Ethan's expression didn't waver—not even a flicker of panic.

He simply tilted his head slightly, eyes shifting toward the distant energy vein buried beneath the earth.

That location—

Had long since been integrated into Emerald Castle's core defense circuit.

The next instant—

A blinding golden beam, molten and radiant, shot up from deep underground.

The energy vein had been fully awakened.

High-density power surged through the pre-installed conduit arrays, flooding into the defensive barrier above.

The cracks that had been spreading rapidly—

Suddenly froze in place, as if time itself had seized them.

Then, they began to reverse.

Fractures sealed.

Structure stabilized.

Output rebalanced.

In just a few heartbeats, the barrier was fully restored—its strength surging back to peak levels.

And now, it wasn't just holding.

It was pushing back.

The blood-red beam from the sky met the golden shield head-on.

Two forces clashed in the heavens, locked in a brutal deadlock.

Light and shadow twisted together, and the air rippled with visible distortions—

Space itself warping under the pressure of their collision.

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