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Chapter 220: Killing The Cyclops [I] · Nov 13, 2026

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201 Chapter 201: Checkmated By My Twin And Upstaged By A Golden Retriever 2026-11-13
202 Chapter 202: Donʼt Worry, Iʼm A Professional — At Improvising! 2026-11-13
203 Chapter 203: Unhinged Pied Piper 2026-11-13
204 Chapter 204: Kneel [I] 2026-11-13
205 Chapter 205 205: Kneel [II] 2026-11-13
206 Chapter 206 206: Kneel [III] 2026-11-13
207 Chapter 207: I Brought Tentacles To A Sword Fight 2026-11-13
208 Chapter 208: Friendly Fire Is Still Fire 2026-11-13
209 Chapter 209: Post-battle Camaraderie 2026-11-13
210 Chapter 210 210: Massacre [I] 2026-11-13
211 Chapter 211: Massacre [II] 2026-11-13
212 Chapter 212: Massacre [III] 2026-11-13
213 Chapter 213: Massacre [IV] 2026-11-13
214 Chapter 214: Massacre [V] 2026-11-13
215 Chapter 215: Surviving The Massacre [I] 2026-11-13
216 Chapter 216: Surviving The Massacre [II] 2026-11-13
217 Chapter 217: Surviving The Massacre [III] 2026-11-13
218 Chapter 218 218: Surviving The Massacre [IV] 2026-11-13
219 Chapter 219: Surviving The Massacre [V] 2026-11-13
220 Chapter 220: Killing The Cyclops [I] 2026-11-13
221 Chapter 221: Killing The Cyclops [II] 2026-11-13
222 Chapter 222: Killing The Cyclops [III] 2026-11-13
223 Chapter 223: Escape [I] 2026-11-13
224 Chapter 224: Escape [II] 2026-11-13
225 Chapter 225: Those Who Deal With Demons 2026-11-13
226 Chapter 226: Becomes A Cautionary Tale 2026-11-13
227 Chapter 227: Whisked Away [I] 2026-11-13
228 Chapter 228: Whisked Away [II] 2026-11-13
229 Chapter 229: Whisked Away [III] 2026-11-13
230 Chapter 230: Stranded In The Spirit Realm [I] 2026-11-13
231 Chapter 231: Stranded In The Spirit Realm [II] 2026-11-13
232 Chapter 232: The Conversation Problem (a.k.a. How to Communicate with a Stubborn Ex in a Murder Jungle) 2026-11-13
233 Chapter 233: So We Are Surrounded By Spider-Monkeys, So What?! 2026-11-13
234 Chapter 234: Plan B Is Panic (But Strategically!) 2026-11-13
235 Chapter 235: The Main Heroine, Unfortunately 2026-11-13
236 Chapter 236: Vlogging In The Hell Dimension, Because Why Not? 2026-11-13
237 Chapter 237: This Is Fine (Everything Is On Fire) 2026-11-13
238 Chapter 238: Main Characters... Assemble! [I] 2026-11-13
239 Chapter 239: Main Characters... Assemble [II] 2026-11-13
240 Chapter 240: Main Characters... Assemble [III] 2026-11-13
241 Chapter 241: Main Characters... Assemble [IV] 2026-11-13
242 Chapter 242: Main Characters... Assemble! [V] 2026-11-13
243 Chapter 243: Main Characters... Assemble [VI] 2026-11-13
244 Chapter 244: The Tree King’s Court 2026-11-13
245 Chapter 245: Young Master Runs Away With Two Jade Beauties! 2026-11-13
246 Chapter 246: The Tree King Wept… Apparently 2026-11-13
247 Chapter 247: Protagonist Saves The Ungrateful Young Master! 2026-11-13
248 Chapter 248: I Didn’t Blush! Shut Up! 2026-11-13
249 Chapter 249: The Spider Was Definitely Eyeing Me! 2026-11-13
250 Chapter 250: Weight Of A Crown 2026-11-13

Chapter 220: Killing The Cyclops [I]

Spirit Realm Chronicles was a game full of smart, scheming, manipulative characters — some heroes, and others… not so much.

But amidst all the plotting and politics, three war prodigies stood above the rest — not just because of their strength, but because of how they thought.

They were sometimes called the Big Three by the players.

The first war prodigy was the future Grand Duchess of the North — Casey Torr Snowrite, the iron-willed tactician.

She was an exceptional genius who was said to be able to win a war without even needing to unsheath her blade. To her, war was a game of probabilities, and she played the board like she owned it.

The second in the list was Sir Kaelron Vire, the boy who would one day be known as the Scarlet Knight.

That guy was a psychotic monster wrapped in human skin. He built victories from rubble and turned defeats into ambushes. His soldiers feared him. His enemies despised him.

And anyone who managed to survive a fight with him once by some miracle… never wanted to face him again.

Now, canonically, the third war prodigy should have been Princess Alice Vic Draken. She was one of the most gifted strategists of her generation. A warrior of both mind and blade.

But unfortunately, she was killed by the Crimson Guild along with her twin brother.

So, instead, the third place fell to...

Juliana Vox Blade, the Dreadful Butcheress.

She wasnʼt as well-versed in war games as Casey, nor did she set up twisted traps like Kaelron.

No — Juliana was different.

Because she had one thing the others didnʼt.

Something that couldnʼt be taught, or trained, or passed down like sharp instincts.

…It was adaptability.

Juliana Vox Blade was supremely adaptable.

She never panicked when the unexpected happened. Never froze when faced with chaos. Never gave up when the odds turned against her.

That was her biggest strength.

She could immediately adapt to any given situation.

When the map changed, she redrew it in her mind.

When the plan failed, she adjusted before anyone else even realized it had.

And when all hope was lost — when every tactic had collapsed and every soldier had fallen — thatʼs when Juliana shined the brightest.

So, basically, what Iʼm trying to say is…

If you ever find yourself in a horrifying, no-win scenario — like, say, being surrounded by undead fire monsters as your peers get slaughtered left and right — you go to Juliana.

Because when everything has turned to hell and everyoneʼs back is cornered, she will be the one person who can still carve out a way to survive.

So thatʼs what I did.

I went to her.

Or, well — more specifically — I brought her with me and asked her to come up with a way to bring that one-eyed giant down.

Michael had assured us he could kill it in a single blow… as long as he could land a clean hit on its eye.

But the problem was that damn cyclops was eighteen feet tall and covered in volcanic armor thicker than my patience for this day to be over.

The wind howled in the distance. Flames licked the cracked earth. Smoke curled in thick plumes around the cyclopsʼ hulking frame as its single blazing eye scanned the carnage with primal hunger.

I was standing at a safe distance for now.

Michael was the one taking the real risk.

He was moving across the battlefield, approaching the cyclops head-on.

”I donʼt like this plan,” I sighed to myself.

Not because it was dangerous. If everything went smoothly, I wouldnʼt even have to raise a finger.

But Michael, on the other hand, was marching straight toward death armed with nothing but blind faith and a cursed sword.

And as much as Iʼd love to say I didnʼt care if anything happened to him… I still needed him alive.

Without him, saving this godforsaken world would go from barely manageable to laughably impossible.

Meanwhile, Juliana had retreated far away from here to the center of the battlefield, where the Healers and Supporters had gathered.

I wanted to accuse her of running — but deep down, I knew what she was doing was just as crucial, especially if the second step of the plan failed.

But that still didnʼt mean she wasnʼt being a coward.

”Iʼll get back at her if I survive this,” I promised myself.

And then, right on cue, Michael began executing our not-so-brilliant strategy.

Step one was simple — draw the beast away.

To do that, Michael had copied some poor Support kidʼs Origin Card called «Taunt». Itʼd make him a monster magnet that drew aggression of mindless creatures like honey draws flies.

But hereʼs where it gets better — that kid was only a [C-rank]. And Michael was now a [B-rank]. So he could upgrade any ability he copied from someone below his level.

That was a new addition to his power. Not only could he copy, but also elevate low-ranked powers.

So instead of attracting every monster in the area, the upgraded version of «Taunt» let him focus its effect on a single target.

And the moment he activated it, the result was immediate.

The cyclopsʼ burning eye snapped to him like a spotlight locking onto a cockroach.

It let out a guttural roar — then fired a searing beam of fire from its eye.

Michael dove to the side, narrowly dodging as the laser sliced through the plaza, melting stone like butter and carving a deep black scar across the ground.

I winced. That wouldʼve incinerated him.

The cyclops adjusted its aim and fired again.

Michael spun on his heel and sprinted sideways, barely escaping as the second beam scorched past. He was either laughing or screaming, but heʼs too far away to tell.

The beast fired off a few more beams in rapid succession before finally stopping.

It was just as weʼd hoped — the cyclops needed time to cool down between attacks.

Michael immediately seized the opportunity. He slashed his sword through the air, launching crescent arcs of darkness from the blade.

The cyclops raised its massive club and blocked them easily.

Michael fired a few more times, but they had the same effect and did almost no damage.

Which, frankly, was perfect.

The goal wasnʼt to hurt it.

It was to piss it off.

The cyclops roared again, louder this time. It stomped forward. Once. Then twice.

My heart thudded behind my ribs as I watched from the edge of the battlefield.

And just as it took a third step—

Michael shouted, ”Samael! Now!”

And so began step two of the plan.

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