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Part one hundred eighty three — Where Is My Son · Oct 11, 2026

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151 one hundred fifty one— What Kenji Did With the Rest of His Life 2026-10-11
152 Part one hundred fifty two — The Chase 2026-10-11
153 Part one hundred fifty three— What Kai Remembered 2026-10-11
154 Part one hundred fifty four — The Record 2026-10-11
155 Part one hundred fifty five — What Himari Learned 2026-10-11
156 Part one hundred fifty six — What Roshan Learned, and What Kai Built 2026-10-11
157 Part one hundred fifty seven — Nero 2026-10-11
158 Part one hundred fifty eight — What Ivy Negotiated 2026-10-11
159 Part one hundred fifty nine — Chloe 2026-10-11
160 Part one hundred sixty — What Everyone Gained 2026-10-11
161 Part one hundred sixty one— What Nero Called a Mission 2026-10-11
162 Part one hundred sixty two — A New King 2026-10-11
163 Part one hundred sixty three — What Himari Was Always Capable Of 2026-10-11
164 Part one hundred sixty-four — Coming Up for Air 2026-10-11
165 Part one hundred sixty five — Seven Facilities and Too Many Potions 2026-10-11
166 Part one hundred sixty six — Toys, Locked Away 2026-10-11
167 Part one hundred sixty seven — Elizabeth and Mira 2026-10-11
168 Part one hundred sixty eight— The Letter 2026-10-11
169 Part one hundred sixty nine — What Revenge Takes 2026-10-11
170 Volume 8: Part one hundred seventy — The Chaos Dragon 2026-10-11
171 Part one hundred seventy one— What Was Left of Home 2026-10-11
172 Part one hundred seventy two — The Question 2026-10-11
173 Part one hundred seventy three — Millions of Years 2026-10-11
174 Part one hundred seventy four — What She Chose 2026-10-11
175 Part one hundred seventy five — Old Rivals 2026-10-11
176 Part one hundred seventy six — Vados and Senna 2026-10-11
177 Part one hundred seventy seven — The Letter and the Council 2026-10-11
178 Part one hundred seventy eight — Eight Hundred Thousand 2026-10-11
179 Part one hundred seventy nine— What Nao Learned 2026-10-11
180 Part one hundred eighty — Five Dimensions, One War 2026-10-11
181 Important Information ( Author Note ) 2026-10-11
182 Part one hundred eighty one — payback 2026-10-11
183 Part one hundred eighty two — The Longer Road 2026-10-11
184 Part one hundred eighty three — Where Is My Son 2026-10-11
185 Part one hundred eighty four — Gluttony Sin 2026-10-11
186 Part one hundred eighty five — Nebular 2026-10-11
187 Part one hundred eighty six — The Girl Who Summoned a Primordial Demon 2026-10-11
188 Part one hundred eighty seven— Two Against One 2026-10-11
189 Part one hundred eighty eight — The Wrong Words 2026-10-11
190 Part one hundred eighty nine — Final Horizon 2026-10-11
191 Part one hundred ninety — While the Gods Were Fighting 2026-10-11
192 Part one hundred ninety one — What Nao Remembered 2026-10-11
193 Part one hundred ninety two— The Empire She Built 2026-10-11
194 Part one hundred ninety three— Kai Zero 2026-10-11

　Deciding the fight had gone on long enough, Kazuhiko sent Frederica and Finn directly toward the facility.

　Himari responded instantly.

　Two alternate versions of herself materialized directly in their path, Temporal Prisons closing around both primordial demons before they could take another step.

　Kazuhiko simply used Law Breaker again.

　The prisons shattered as easily as the first.

Not just offensive, Himari realized.

It invalidates the laws themselves.

　Kazuhiko raised his blade for what would have been the finishing strike.

　Divo appeared instead.

　Gemera and Regera flanked him, cutting Kazuhiko off completely.

　”What are you doing here?” Divo asked flatly.

　”I could ask you the same,” Kazuhiko replied.

　Divo made his position clear without much preamble. Whatever Kazuhiko intended, it risked turning the entire Demon Lord Order against the Onmyō Order itself.

　He raised Mirella’s own contract as proof of exactly how deep Kazuhiko’s reach already extended.

　Kazuhiko admitted, honestly, that he barely remembered making it. It had happened so long ago that even the details had blurred.

　But he confirmed one thing.

　The contract had existed long before Mirella’s own ascension.

　”So that’s why she has no choice but to obey you,” Divo said, understanding settling in.

　”Exactly.”

　”Whatever you’re planning with the Chaos Dragon,” Divo said firmly, ”you’re not getting near her.”

　”Are you planning to stop me?” Kazuhiko asked mildly.

　”If necessary, I’ll kill you.”

　Kazuhiko smiled, entirely unbothered.

　”I’d like to see you try.”

　Then everyone stopped at once.

　Himari’s Future Sight activated again.

　Unbidden.

　The vision itself fractured like breaking glass the instant it began.

　The capsule.

　Cracked open.

　And then—

　Nothing.

　The sight itself simply collapsed beneath whatever it had been trying to show her.

　An enormous presence rippled outward through the world.

　Unmistakable.

　Absolute.

Something’s happened.

　Kazuhiko turned.

　And suddenly found himself several miles away from where he’d been standing.

　The Chaos Dragon was simply there.

　Awake.

　Upright.

　Entirely unbothered by the destruction Kai had built entire fortresses to withstand.

　She raised a single hand.

BOOM!

　Kazuhiko went flying.

　A single casual gesture tore through earth, trees, mountains, and entire rock formations in his wake before he finally crashed into a massive outcropping hard enough to bury half his body inside it.

　For several seconds, there was silence.

　Then Kazuhiko slowly stood.

　His considerable regeneration was visibly struggling for the first time in longer than he could properly remember.

　”What the hell…”

　He studied the damage across his body with genuine alarm.

　Then he looked toward her.

　”Did Kai fuse some kind of enhancement crystal into her core?”

　A short, uneasy laugh escaped him.

　”She just woke up, and she’s already using me as a test subject.”

　Frederica and Finn arrived beside him.

　Neither looked particularly interested in continuing.

　”Master,” Finn said quietly.

　”I don’t think we can take her,” she added.

　”Just feeling her energy is enough,” Frederica said.

　Kazuhiko finally understood.

　Completely.

　”Now I get why Vorath and Skorne wanted her dead.”

　He paused.

　”We’re leaving.”

　The three of them vanished without another word.

　No pride.

　No false confidence.

　Kazuhiko knew precisely when a fight wasn’t worth having.

　And this, clearly, was exactly that kind of fight.

　Divo turned toward the Chaos Dragon properly.

　Something old and reverent settled into his usually composed expression.

　”It’s been a long time,” he said quietly.

　Himari approached carefully.

　”Uh…hi,” she managed, awkward despite everything. ”You’re Kai’s mother, right?”

　The Chaos Dragon didn’t answer immediately.

　She was still processing everything around her—the weight of a body newly formed, the unfamiliar air filling her lungs, and a world entirely rearranged since the last time she’d drawn breath within it.

　”Kai,” Himari said simply.

　Her eyes opened wider.

　”Where is my son?”

　Himari told her everything.

　Plainly.

　Kai was still fighting Vorath and Skorne.

　Shimizu had attacked Horizoncrest.

　People had been lost.

　The invasion was still unfolding across two fronts.

　Nao Shimizu herself had played a direct role in all of it.

　But the instant she heard the words—

”Vorath and Skorne are fighting Kai.”

　Her aura erupted.

　Vast.

　Absolute.

　It rippled outward across the entire world.

　Every battlefield felt it simultaneously.

　The armies froze.

　Soldiers on both sides forgot, for one long moment, that they had been fighting at all.

　The Holy Lights stopped.

　Senna stopped.

　Chloe felt it ripple through her.

　Nero.

　Vados.

　Enzo.

　Ivy.

　All of them, wherever they stood, felt the same overwhelming presence settle over the world like a held breath finally released.

　Inside Thyatire, Kai felt it too.

　And smiled.

　Something settled in his chest that had nothing to do with the battle in front of him.

　”She’s awake,” he said.

　Skorne looked upward.

　His expression turned grim.

　”She has awakened.”

　Vorath’s composure sharpened into something considerably more serious than it had been a moment earlier.

　”Indeed,” he said.

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