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Chapter 249 - 234: Eternal Silence Corridor: Fallen Court of Ascalon (2) · Nov 03, 2026

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201 Chapter 201 - 197: Phase Soul Weaving Technique 2026-11-03
202 Chapter 202 - 198: Escaping the Underground Palace 2026-11-03
203 Chapter 203 - 198: Escape the Underground Palace (Part 2) 2026-11-03
204 Chapter 204 - 199: Wrath 2026-11-03
205 Chapter 205 - 200: Return and Shock 2026-11-03
206 Chapter 206 - 200: Return and Shock (2) 2026-11-03
207 Chapter 207 - 201: Authority Upgraded Again 2026-11-03
208 Chapter 208 - 202: Meeting the Tower Master 2026-11-03
209 Chapter 209 - 203: Analysis 2026-11-03
210 Chapter 210 - 204: Daily Routine, Drawing Up a Contract 2026-11-03
211 Chapter 211 - 204: Daily Life, Drafting the Contract (2) 2026-11-03
212 Chapter 212 - 205: Physical Body Advancement 2026-11-03
213 Chapter 213 - 206: The Altar is Complete 2026-11-03
214 Chapter 214 - 207: New World 2026-11-03
215 Chapter 215 - 208: Mutant 2026-11-03
216 Chapter 216 - 209: Exploration 2026-11-03
217 Chapter 217 - 210: Fallen 2026-11-03
218 Chapter 218 - 211: Escape Squad 2026-11-03
219 Chapter 219 - 212: Star Bloodline 2026-11-03
220 Chapter 220 - 213: Fable 2026-11-03
221 Chapter 221 - 214: Corrupted Beast Night Raid 2026-11-03
222 Chapter 222 - 215: Conflict Intensifies 2026-11-03
223 Chapter 223 - 216: Killing Chen Scarface 2026-11-03
224 Chapter 224 - 216: Killing Chen Scarface 2 2026-11-03
225 Chapter 225 - 217: Chixia Trading Team 2026-11-03
226 Chapter 226 - 217: Chixia Trading Team (Part 2) 2026-11-03
227 Chapter 227 - 218: Blue Cave Mountain 2026-11-03
228 Chapter 228 - 219: Li Yao’s Core Team 2026-11-03
229 Chapter 229 - 219: Purification Potion 2026-11-03
230 Chapter 230 - 220: The Thirteen Youths 2026-11-03
231 Chapter 231 - 220: 13 Young Lads 2026-11-03
232 Chapter 232 - 220: The Thirteen Lads (3) 2026-11-03
233 Chapter 233 - 221: Breakthrough to Condensation 2026-11-03
234 Chapter 234 - 222: The Ruins Will Open 2026-11-03
235 Chapter 235 - 223: First Entry into the Inner City 2026-11-03
236 Chapter 236 - 224: Settling In and Tempering 2026-11-03
237 Chapter 237 - 225: Li Xing Institute 2026-11-03
238 Chapter 238 - 226: The Hidden State of the World 2026-11-03
239 Chapter 239 - 227: Encounter 2026-11-03
240 Chapter 240 - 228: Instant Kill, Star Vein Crystal 2026-11-03
241 Chapter 241 - 229: Bloodline Leap 2026-11-03
242 Chapter 242 - 230: The New Gravity Collapse Ball 2026-11-03
243 Chapter 243 - 231: Stockpiling Black Hole Potion 2026-11-03
244 Chapter 244 - 232: Frost-Ember Limit-Breaking: Entropy Change Domain 2026-11-03
245 Chapter 245 - 233: Enemies Meet 2026-11-03
246 Chapter 246 - 233: Enemies Meet (2) 2026-11-03
247 Chapter 247 - 233: Enemies Meet (3) 2026-11-03
248 Chapter 248 - 234: Eternal Silence Corridor: Ascalon’s Fallen Royal Court 2026-11-03
249 Chapter 249 - 234: Eternal Silence Corridor: Fallen Court of Ascalon (2) 2026-11-03
250 Chapter 250 - 235: Companions? I Have No Companions 2026-11-03

Ian turned back, his gaze calm.

Gaga gripped his shoulder, its small claws tightening slightly. ”Ian...”

”Don’t be afraid,” Ian said softly.

”This time, we’re prepared.”

The words had barely left his lips when they plunged into the darkness beyond the door.

In an instant, all sound vanished.

The sound of the waves, the wind, the whoosh of other Wizards cutting through the air... all of it was shut out.

All that remained was a dead silence, like being in a vacuum.

The light grew strange. Though the sky outside the door had been bright, inside was only a gray dimness, like a faint light shrouded in dust.

As far as the eye could see, a wide corridor stretched out before them.

The walls, floor, and ceiling of the corridor were all composed of some kind of cold Memory Material.

The surface was smooth, with a grayish-white luster, but if you looked closely, you could see blurry images floating deep within the material.

A humanoid creature was running, then its body suddenly froze, and it began to melt from the feet up.

A group of people in strange Long Robes were kneeling around a glowing Crystal, and the next second, all their heads exploded simultaneously.

A High Tower collapsed in purple flames, the moment its spire fell frozen in time...

Bas-reliefs of death’s final moments.

There was no sound, yet it was more horrifying than any scream.

”Don’t stare for too long.”

Herman’s voice echoed in the dead silence. He walked at the very front, a silvery light flowing around his body, forming a thin protective layer.

”This Memory Material will corrupt your perception. Pick up the pace.”

He had entered here once before and was very familiar with the place.

The seven of them followed him closely, but Ian could feel that the other six were not entirely focused on Herman.

Some were warily observing the surroundings, while others had fingers twitching inside their sleeves, clearly preparing some kind of Witchcraft.

Still others had flickering eyes, as if they were plotting something.

’This is what a normal team of Wizards is like.’

’Each with their own agenda, each fighting for themselves, only temporarily walking the same path.’

Ian walked in the middle of the group, observing as he went.

Occasionally, forks in the path would appear on either side of the corridor.

Some extended upwards into spiral staircases, some sank down into darkness, and some even led directly into a wall.

The surface of the wall rippled like water, clearly the entrance to a spatial fold.

’The Space Rule is warped, as expected...’ he thought.

Gaga perched on his shoulder, its small eyes warily scanning the surroundings, when it suddenly transmitted a message through their Soul Link.

”Ian, something’s not right with the shadows.”

”What do you mean?”

”They’re... moving.” Gaga’s voice held a mix of confusion and a hint of unease.

”Not moving because we are, they’re moving on their own. Look at that patch in the corner on the left...”

Ian looked in the direction it indicated.

In the corner, a patch of shadow that should have been still was squirming with excruciating slowness.

Like a living, viscous liquid, its edges rippled slightly as it receded away from them.

”Shadow Binder...”

Ian recalled the information Alevia had given him, and his eyes narrowed slightly.

Just then, a muffled grunt came from ahead.

A Warlock on the far left of the group suddenly stopped, clutching his forehead. His face instantly turned deathly pale.

”What’s wrong?” Herman immediately turned back.

”I... I hear voices...”

The Warlock gritted his teeth, cold sweat beading on his forehead.

”So many voices... screams, explosions, and... and someone chanting spells...”

”Echo Mirage Spirit.”

Herman’s expression darkened. He raised a hand and pointed a finger at the center of the Warlock’s brow.

”Fortify your Sea of Spirit! Those are fragments of environmental memory, not real!”

A silver light sank into the Warlock’s forehead. His expression relaxed slightly, but his eyes remained dazed.

”Keep moving, don’t stop!” Herman shouted.

”The longer we stay here, the more we’ll be affected!”

The group started moving again, but the atmosphere had clearly grown more tense.

Ian silently circulated the power in his Sea of Spirit. The faint golden points of crystallized light glowed, isolating his consciousness from the chaotic ”echoes” trying to invade.

His [Spirit Devourer] trait fluctuated slightly, Devouring and Purifying the trace amounts of spiritual contamination.

After walking for about another ten minutes, the path ahead changed.

At the end of the corridor was a spacious hall.

In the center of the hall, three twisted skeletons lay on the ground.

Around the skeletons were scattered some broken Crystal Bottles and charred Metal fragments.

A long time ago, someone must have come here and met with a terrible fate.

Herman raised a hand, signaling for them to stop. His gray eyes swept across the hall.

There were six passages leading out of the hall. Three were blocked by collapsed crystalline rubble.

The other three were pitch-black, their destinations unknown.

”Split up,” Herman said concisely.

”Three passages. Each of you pick one. Team up if you want, or go alone if you prefer.

”Regroup here in an hour, whether you’ve found anything or not. If you still want to, that is.”

The moment he finished speaking, the six Liquidation Wizards moved almost simultaneously.

Breaking into pairs, they quickly chose the left and right passages, disappearing into the darkness without a backward glance.

No hesitation, no discussion. It was as if they had been waiting for this exact moment.

In the end, only Herman and Ian were left.

Herman looked at the middle passage, then at Ian. ”Together?”

Ian shook his head. ”I’ll go alone.”

A flash of surprise crossed Herman’s gray eyes, but he quickly regained his composure. ”As you wish.”

He turned and walked into the middle passage, the silver light swirling around him, and soon vanished into the darkness.

Ian stood his ground. Only after everyone had left did he slowly walk toward the left passage.

Two teams of Liquidation Wizards had chosen the right passage. He chose the less-crowded left to avoid an immediate encounter.

Gaga flew up from his shoulder, its small eyes glinting with a faint light in the gloom.

”Ian, we need to be careful... The way those people looked at us wasn’t quite right.”

”I know,” Ian said calmly.

”In the ruins, everyone is a potential enemy. Including ’teammates’.”

He walked into the passage.

The passage was much narrower than the previous corridor, only three meters wide and with a low ceiling, creating a repressive, suffocating feeling.

In the Memory Material on the walls, the images became denser and more frantic.

Countless hands reached out from within the walls, trying to grab something.

Twisted faces screamed silently, the light of explosions frozen at the moment of their bloom...

”Don’t look,” Ian said quietly to Gaga.

There was something deep inside the passage.

But it wasn’t alive, and there was no Energy fluctuation.

’It’s like some kind of... ”void”?’

As if a piece of space was missing there, radiating an aura of dead silence.

Ian stopped.

About fifty meters ahead, the passage was completely blocked by a large mass of grayish-white vines that spread across the walls like blood vessels.

The vines were motionless, their surfaces covered in fine thorns that glinted with a cold, metallic sheen in the dim light.

”Silent Extinction Vine.” Ian’s eyes narrowed.

The files had mentioned this thing. It released a Silent Field that devoured sound and Magic Power fluctuations.

Furthermore, its attack speed was extremely fast, and its thorns possessed a terrifying Annihilation characteristic.

Just then, he heard the extremely faint sound of footsteps from in front of him.

Very light, but in this dead-silent environment, they were sharp and clear.

Ian’s Spiritual Perception began to spread out as he raised his guard.

Two people.

It was the pair of Liquidation Wizards who had entered before him.

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