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Chapter 428 428: Shock · Oct 09, 2026

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401 Chapter 401: Kingsley Sky [Daplug]-2 2026-10-09
402 Chapter 402: My brother 2026-10-09
403 Chapter 403: First Mission 2026-10-09
404 Chapter 404: Bullet 2026-10-09
405 Chapter 405 405: Stealth 2026-10-09
406 Chapter 406 406: Fractured World 2026-10-09
407 Chapter 407 407: HOLOCAUST 2026-10-09
408 Chapter 408: The Storm 2026-10-09
409 Chapter 409: Spiritual Construct 2026-10-09
410 Chapter 410: Shadow [Ko-Fi Bonus chapter] 2026-10-09
411 Chapter 411: Gunslinger [Ko-Fi Bonus Chapter] 2026-10-09
412 Chapter 412: Conceptual Destruction 2026-10-09
413 Chapter 413: Children Of Blue Planet 2026-10-09
414 Chapter 414: Poisonous Murky Plain 2026-10-09
415 Chapter 415: The Temple of Binding Chains 2026-10-09
416 Chapter 416: The Shifting Labyrinth 2026-10-09
417 Chapter 417: The Forgotten Court 2026-10-09
418 Chapter 418 418: The Threshold Of Oblivion 2026-10-09
419 Chapter 419 419: Miracle 2026-10-09
420 Chapter 420: The Flood Above All Floors 2026-10-09
421 Chapter 421: Severed Crown Of Echoes 2026-10-09
422 Chapter 422: Riddle-1 2026-10-09
423 Chapter 423: Riddle-2 2026-10-09
424 Chapter 424: Riddle-3 2026-10-09
425 Chapter 425: Riddle-Final 2026-10-09
426 Chapter 426: Consequences 2026-10-09
427 Chapter 427: Heartbeat 2026-10-09
428 Chapter 428 428: Shock 2026-10-09
429 Chapter 429 429: Revelation 2026-10-09
430 Chapter 430: Interesting-1 2026-10-09
431 Chapter 431: Interesting-2 2026-10-09
432 Chapter 432: Scheming Mind 2026-10-09
433 Chapter 433: Raze 2026-10-09
434 Chapter 434: Laid Back 2026-10-09
435 Chapter 435: Talk Too Much 2026-10-09
436 Chapter 436: Path 2026-10-09
437 Chapter 437: Lifesaver 2026-10-09
438 Chapter 438: Mission Report-1 2026-10-09
439 Chapter 439: Mission Report-2 2026-10-09
440 Chapter 440: The normal world 2026-10-09
441 Chapter 441: Veylanthar Clan 2026-10-09
442 Chapter 442: Curiousity 2026-10-09
443 Chapter 443: Cursed By Knowledge 2026-10-09
444 Chapter 444: Blank Check 2026-10-09
445 Chapter 445: War 2026-10-09
446 Chapter 446: Grand Marshals 2026-10-09
447 Chapter 447: Traitor? 2026-10-09
448 Chapter 448: Interrogation-1 2026-10-09
449 Chapter 449: Interrogation-2 2026-10-09
450 Chapter 450: One day 2026-10-09

Chapter 428 428: Shock

Two streaks of light darted across the landscape at world blinding speed, their feet scarcely grazing the ground before vanishing and reappearing in another location.

Fists clashed.

Palms struck.

Legs collided.

Knees met with thunderous force.

Each movement unfolded in a relentless sequence, an elegant, yet lethal dance of precision and power as their bodies connected in a storm of devastating blows.

Neither of them drew upon any form of energy.

No mana.

No chaos.

No spiritual force.

And yet, they matched each other with absurd ease, effortless, unrelenting.

Space fractured with every sudden appearance.

The wind howled in protest.

The very air ripped apart.

But they did not falter.

They did not blink.

Their gazes locked, sharp, unflinching.

In one, amusement flickered like firelight.

In the other, a chilling stillness reigned.

With another sickening boom, their strikes collided once more.

Cracks spread across the earth like spiderwebs, fracturing in all directions.

The walls convulsed, groaning under the strain of containing such monstrous force.

Windows exploded into shards.

Ravines tore open in the ground.

Yet the room, their battlefield, repaired itself in real time, frantically trying to keep up with the sheer devastation.

Seraphim, Dale, and Reynold stood clustered at one end of the room.

A shimmering barrier of spiritual energy, conjured by Seraphim, enveloped them, an act of sheer necessity rather than strategy.

They couldnʼt hope to intervene in a battle of such magnitude.

Even breathing in the presence of those two was a struggle.

The barrier existed solely to shield them from the overwhelming shockwaves tearing through the space.

Yet despite its strength, cracks splintered across its surface.

Still, Seraphim pressed on, pouring more spiritual energy into the construct, willing it to hold, for just a little longer.

They couldnʼt follow the battle with their eyes; even their heightened senses were incapable of keeping pace.

The only thing they could grasp was the deafening roar of each strike, explosions of sound marking the relentless clash between these two titans.

Yet, even the echoes of their movements betrayed them.

The afterimages vanished before they could even be perceived, for the speed of sound itself lagged far behind their blinding pace.

By the time the sound erupted, they had already moved on.

High upon the ceiling, Kingsley and the Executioner clashed, fist against fist in a storm of raw force.

In the next instant, they were on one of the four corner walls, standing sideways as if gravity were beneath their notice.

Then, they vanished again, reappearing midair, suspended in defiance of all logic.

Their fists blurred, impossible to track, each strike a flash of motion too swift for the eye to follow.

Kingsleyʼs expression remained cold, unshaken, unreadable.

His fists moved with eerie precision, as though guided by fate itself.

He struck without hesitation, each blow timed to the exact beat of a heart.

What he displayed was no longer battle, it was execution.

He parried not with brute force alone, but with intent, effortlessly redirecting momentum, unraveling his opponentʼs rhythm.

Every muscle fiber in his body pulsed with raw, refined strength.

They strengthened.

They rearranged.

They adapted.

They mimicked.

Each attack from the Executioner was read in real time, understood, dismantled, and countered in the very same breath.

His movement technique, Pulse Step, made him absurdly fast.

He flickered in and out of existence, as though reality itself struggled to hold him in place.

But—

The Executioner was no ordinary being.

He hailed from a higher galaxy, a realm where power redefined possibility.

He was a man whose age surpassed a million years, yet his presence burned with undiminished vitality.

His fists were not his primary weapon, his true blade still floated untouched in the air, humming with dormant power, as if awaiting a reason to be drawn.

He carried with him an unfathomable weight of battle experience, wars etched into his bones, centuries carved into his gaze.

The smile on his face never wavered.

It lingered, unchanging, like that of a predator watching its prey make a final, desperate struggle, fully aware it stood no chance of survival.

He was a monster, even in his true form.

A being that stood beyond the limits of ordinary existence.

And though he viewed Kingsley as prey, he did not fight carelessly.

He observed.

He studied.

He calculated Kingsleyʼs movements before they even happened.

He twisted Kingsleyʼs own strikes against him, turning each opening into an opportunity.

He didnʼt aim for where Kingsley was, he struck where Kingsley would be.

His movements were as precise as a mathematicianʼs formula, every step a calculated piece of an intricate design.

His control over his own body was absolute, his form a seamless extension of his will.

It mattered not that Kingsley could adapt.

It mattered not that Kingsley could mimic.

The depth of the Executionerʼs martial prowess was too vast, too profound, to be exhausted in a single battle.

His attacks flowed like a symphony of destruction, each motion a note in a perfect orchestral arrangement.

He fought with the effortless grace of one who had long since mastered the rhythm of war.

He moved through the battlefield with the tranquility of a drifting petal, untouched by the chaos around him.

Each strike was a dialect of its own, spoken in the effortless language of dominance and precision.

His presence transformed the battlefield into a stage, one upon which he performed with flawless perfection.

He fought as if the outcome were already certain, his victory an inevitability etched in steel.

And indeed, his victory was already written in the cold, unshakable metal of fate.

With a fluid, serpentine kick, his leg lashed out, his heel connecting with Kingsleyʼs jaw in a brutal, decisive strike.

Kingsleyʼs body shot sideways, the air around him torn as he was sent spiraling.

Blood erupted from his mouth, teeth shattered, his body crashing violently against the earth before careening into a wall with bone-shaking force.

The room trembled, vibrating under the immense weight of the impact.

Yet Kingsley did not flinch.

His body, forged in the crucible of countless battles, seemed to absorb the pain, to adapt to the wound.

His muscles twisted and spasmed as they mended, the injury sealing itself in mere seconds.

Without a word, Kingsley rose to his feet.

He didnʼt speak.

But his presence, quiet, yet undeniable, grew, expanding like an inexorable storm.

He fixed his gaze on the Executioner, who remained poised, floating with his hands behind his back, exuding the calm air of a master overseeing a lesson, as if Kingsley were merely a pupil to be corrected.

”It seems this lowly galaxy is home to some truly fascinating individuals. Anthony, and now you... Iʼm impressed. It would be worth exploring further once I leave this prison”

The Executionerʼs voice was calm, almost detached, as he gazed down at Kingsley, his words dripping with an unsettling sense of superiority.

Not a single mark of battle marred his skin or armor.

He was simply that skilled.

”I would have relished taking your body”

He continued, his gaze shifting slightly as if contemplating the idea.

”But it seems, due to some... unforeseen circumstances, youʼre unable to harness any form of energy. What a shame”

He spoke without urgency, savoring the moment, his gaze still fixed on Kingsley.

He wasnʼt in a hurry to claim his prey.

After all, what was a battle between predator and prey without the theatrics?

But Kingsley didnʼt respond.

He was a man of few words.

His cold eyes spoke volumes, silently communicating what needed no verbal expression.

He raised a fist, poised to unleash his attack.

But then—

A shift.

A subtle nonexistent shift in the air.

Kingsley didnʼt sense it.

Neither did the Executioner.

Then, in the most fleeting moment, a tickle of instinct brushed against the Executionerʼs awareness.

It wasnʼt a scream. It wasnʼt a warning.

It was merely a whisper, an understated notification of an impending nuisance.

Before the Executioner could react, a sword, coated with intent and slicing through the very fabric of the moment, cleaved through his neck with the precision of death itself.

Blood flowed from the wound, but it was little more than a drop.

The attack, despite its perfection, barely grazed him.

The Executioner turned toward the new threat, his expression shifting, if only for an instant.

For the first time, something beyond amusement flickered in his eyes.

Shock.

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