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Black Phoenix Heir

Chapter 113 — Liam Samal · Oct 23, 2026

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101 Chapter 101 — Victor’s Past 2026-10-23
102 Chapter 102 — The Soul Chain 2026-10-23
103 Chapter 103 — Castle in the Deep 2026-10-23
104 Chapter 104 — The Changes Within 2026-10-23
105 Chapter 105 — Beyond the Door 2026-10-23
106 Chapter 106 — A Place to Go 2026-10-23
107 Chapter 107 — The Burial Grounds 2026-10-23
108 Chapter 108 — The Cyclops Spiders 2026-10-23
109 Chapter 109 — The Next Level 2026-10-23
110 Chapter 110 — A Deadly Evolution 2026-10-23
111 Chapter 111 — The Cost of Survival 2026-10-23
112 Chapter 112 — The Ancient Tomb 2026-10-23
113 Chapter 113 — Liam Samal 2026-10-23
114 Chapter 114 — The Last Goodbye 2026-10-23
115 Chapter 115 — The Ring of Liam 2026-10-23
116 Chapter 116 — Into The Dark 2026-10-23
117 Chapter 117 — The Spider Mother 2026-10-23
118 Chapter 118 — The Final Stand 2026-10-23
119 Chapter 119 — Goodbye Crypt 2026-10-23
120 Chapter 120 — A New Understanding 2026-10-23
121 Chapter 121 — The Journey Back 2026-10-23
122 Chapter 122 — The Shadow Fox Clan 2026-10-23
123 Chapter 123 — A Vow Of Strength 2026-10-23
124 Chapter 124 — The Monkey Fist 2026-10-23
125 Chapter 125 — The Conviction Within 2026-10-23
126 Chapter 126 — The Shadow Fox Clan 2026-10-23
127 Chapter 127 — The Next Step 2026-10-23
128 Chapter 128 — A New Face 2026-10-23
129 Chapter 129 — Monkaster 2026-10-23
130 Chapter 130 — Twelve Days 2026-10-23
131 Chapter 131 — The First Fight 2026-10-23
132 Chapter 132 — Fight Through It 2026-10-23
133 Chapter 133 — Lyra’s Circumstance 2026-10-23
134 Chapter 134 — Touching Moment 2026-10-23
135 Chapter 135 - 136 — Fourteen 2026-10-23
136 Chapter 136 - 131 — The First Fight 2026-10-23
137 Chapter 137 — The Rematch 2026-10-23
138 Chapter 138 — The Challenge 2026-10-23
139 Chapter 139 — The Prime Ape 2026-10-23
140 Chapter 140 — The Diamond 2026-10-23
141 Chapter 141 — The Lava Pool 2026-10-23
142 Chapter 142 — Monklalusa 2026-10-23
143 Chapter 143 — Answering Questions 2026-10-23
144 Chapter 144 — Before Tomorrow 2026-10-23
145 Chapter 145 — The Shadow Blade 2026-10-23
146 Chapter 146 — The Execution 2026-10-23
147 Chapter 147 — The Blade Descends 2026-10-23
148 Chapter 148 — Battleground 2026-10-23
149 Chapter 149 — The Ancestor 2026-10-23
150 Chapter 150 — The Chosen One 2026-10-23

Chapter 113: Chapter 113 — Liam Samal

Chapter 113 — Liam Samal

Victor couldn’t see anything.

For several minutes, there was nothing but darkness.

Then, slowly, something began to change.

A faint image appeared in the darkness.

At first, it was blurry.

Then it gradually sharpened.

Victor found himself staring at what looked almost like a movie playing directly in front of him. A scene was unfolding before his eyes, as though an ancient memory had been turned into a moving picture.

Victor looked to his side.

His eyes widened.

Lyra was standing there.

She looked just as confused as he was.

Their eyes met for a moment.

Before either could figure out what was happening, the scene in front of them began to move.

A young man stood in an open courtyard, sword in hand.

He slashed to the left.

Then to the right.

His movements were precise, controlled, and powerful.

Victor immediately recognized the face.

It was the same man lying inside the coffin.

Liam Samal.

Samal’s son.

The resemblance was almost uncanny.

If Victor hadn’t already known who he was, he might have mistaken him for a younger version of Samal himself.

Liam completed another sequence before lowering his sword and staring at it with frustration.

”How much longer will it take for me to figure out this technique?”

A deep voice came from the side.

”You silly boy.”

An elderly man walked into view.

He appeared to be somewhere around sixty or seventy years old. A long beard hung from his chin, and his hair had already turned completely white.

Yet there was something strangely reassuring about him.

His smile was warm.

His eyes were kind.

He watched Liam for several moments before laughing.

”Your father didn’t master that technique in a single day. You’ve only been practicing it for a hundred years.”

Liam’s expression stiffened.

”A hundred years?”

The old man laughed again.

”Your father practiced that technique for roughly eight hundred years before he finally understood the beginning stages.”

Liam stared at him.

”Eight hundred years?”

”Yes.”

Riker shook his head.

”And your father was already one major realm ahead of you at that time.”

Liam lowered his sword.

Riker walked closer and placed a hand on the boy’s shoulder.

”You must have more confidence in yourself, boy. If you continue working hard, you’ll figure it out eventually.”

Liam looked up at him.

A small smile appeared on his face.

”Thank you, Uncle Riker.”

Riker smiled warmly.

”All right, boy. We must hurry.”

He turned toward the enormous structure behind them.

”Your father wants to meet you before we head out with the army.”

Liam immediately nodded.

”Yes, Uncle Riker.”

The two walked toward the enormous castle.

Victor watched silently.

The structure was breathtaking.

It looked more like a sanctuary.

Massive towers rose toward the ceiling, intricate carvings covered the walls, and formations glowed faintly throughout the structure.

As Liam entered, servants immediately began moving around him.

Maids bowed.

Butlers bowed.

Other servants stepped aside respectfully as he passed.

Liam barely seemed to notice.

This was normal to him.

He had grown up surrounded by servants.

It was simply the world he knew.

They eventually reached a large chamber.

Liam pushed open the doors and stepped inside.

A massive table occupied the center of the room.

Food covered nearly every inch of it.

At the far end sat his father.

Samal.

The man Victor had seen in the visions.

Samal was eating when he looked up.

The moment he saw his son, his expression softened.

A loving, almost fatherly smile appeared across his face.

”Hello, Father.”

Samal placed his utensil down.

”Come, boy. Let’s eat.”

Liam walked over and sat beside him.

For several moments, the two simply ate.

Then Samal looked toward his son.

”So, Liam. How has your sword form been? Have you made any progress?”

Liam shook his head.

”No, Father.”

He lowered his gaze.

”I still can’t understand the first step of the technique.”

Samal laughed softly.

”Of course you can’t, boy.”

Liam looked up.

”I didn’t expect you to.”

Samal reached over and patted his son’s shoulder.

”But the fact that you’re trying tells me something.”

Liam waited.

”You’re going to become very powerful one day.”

Liam’s eyes brightened.

”Yes, Father.”

There was enormous pride in the boy’s expression.

To Liam, his father wasn’t simply his father.

He was the strongest person he knew.

A man who had fought countless battles.

A man whom almost nobody in the world could defeat.

And Liam admired him more than anyone.

Samal’s expression suddenly became more serious.

”Now, boy.”

Liam straightened.

”When we leave with the army and meet our allies, you will stay beside Riker at all times.”

Liam nodded.

”Yes, Father.”

”Do not leave his side.”

”I understand.”

Samal stared at him for a moment longer before finally relaxing.

”The beast army has been pushed back far enough. If we combine our forces with our allies, we may finally be able to finish this war.”

Liam’s eyes filled with excitement.

”You think the war will end?”

Samal smiled.

”I hope so.”

He stood.

”Now go get ready. We leave at once.”

Liam nodded.

”Yes, Father.”

He quickly finished his meal and left the chamber.

The scene shifted.

Time seemed to move forward.

Liam stood inside a large military tent beside Riker.

Outside, the sounds of battle echoed across the land.

Roars.

Explosions.

The clash of weapons.

The screams of soldiers.

The army was already fighting.

Liam looked toward the entrance of the tent.

Then toward Riker.

”Why won’t Father let me fight?”

Riker looked at him.

”Because you’re his son.”

Liam frowned.

”How am I supposed to grow stronger if he doesn’t let me fight?”

Riker chuckled.

”Now, now. I understand how you feel.”

He sat back.

”But your father cares about you more than he cares about this world.”

Liam looked down.

Riker’s smile remained.

”He would never allow anything to happen to you.”

A strange expression crossed Riker’s face.

It was subtle.

Almost impossible to notice.

But the warmth in his eyes had disappeared.

Liam didn’t see it.

A few moments passed.

Then Riker slowly stood.

”You know, boy...”

Liam looked at him.

”For a thousand years now, I’ve acted as your protector.”

Riker’s voice changed.

”I followed your father everywhere.”

Liam’s brow furrowed.

Riker’s smile widened.

”That stupid man...”

He laughed quietly.

Liam’s expression became confused.

Riker continued.

”All for this day.”

He took another step toward Liam.

”All for this moment.”

Liam’s eyes widened.

Something inside him finally felt wrong.

”Uncle Riker?”

Riker’s smile twisted.

”Yes, boy.”

His eyes became cold.

”That’s exactly what it sounds like.”

A strange laugh escaped his throat.

Then it grew louder.

And louder.

Until it became almost manic.

”The Beast Gods will shine brightly upon me for this!”

Liam froze.

His mind raced.

The words finally registered.

The Beast Gods.

His eyes widened.

”You’re...”

His voice trembled.

”You’re with them.”

Riker laughed.

”Yes.”

He looked at Liam almost affectionately.

”Yes, boy. I am.”

Liam instinctively stepped backward.

”Too bad for your father.”

Riker’s smile became cruel.

”He won’t be here to watch you bleed out.”

Liam’s heart pounded.

He knew immediately that he couldn’t defeat Riker.

He wasn’t even close.

Then Liam remembered.

His father had given him a protective treasure.

A bracelet around his wrist.

If he broke it, it would send a signal directly to his father.

Liam slowly lowered his hand.

He reached into his pocket.

His fingers closed around the bracelet.

Then—

Crack.

The bracelet shattered.

A brilliant flash of light erupted from it.

Far away.

Hundreds of miles from the battlefield.

Samal stood among several of his advisors.

He was listening to their reports when suddenly his expression changed.

His head snapped upward.

His eyes turned toward the distance.

Something had happened.

Something was wrong.

Samal’s expression hardened.

”Liam.”

And without another word, he turned toward the direction of the signal.

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