I Received System to Become Dragonborn

Chapter 546: Chaotic Releash

Miraslava was launched high into the air, her body flipping as she cursed internally. She realized she'd been reckless, letting her emotions get the better of her.

When she glanced down and preparing to raise her greatsword for defense she saw that Eccar already too close. She barely had a moment to react before she felt his clawed hand wrap around her leg.

With a roar of strength, he hurled her downwards with incredible power. Her body slammed into the ground and the impact sending cracks spider-webbing across the earth beneath her.

Dust and debris shot into the air as she struggled to recover from the blow. Eccar didn't give her any time to breathe. He dove down with fist that aimed to crush her. Continue your adventure at m|v-l'e -NovelBin.net

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But Miraslava was already gone, disappearing in a blur of motion, leaving only the shattered ground behind. She reappeared a few meters away with heavy breathing as she steadied herself. The pain from the impact still throbbed through her bones but it was nothing compared to what she was about to endure.

Miraslava clenching her jaw and decided to draw even more power from the Great Calamity. The surge of dark energy ripped through her again, burning with a fiery agony that coursed through every inch of her body. Her muscles tensed and she felt the sharp pangs of pain intensify, but she pushed through, her eyes locking onto Eccar once more.

The crimson aura around her flared brighter and thicker right now, pulsing with a sinister energy that seemed to devour the very light around them. Her speed and strength spiked again and her movements became faster and more vicious.

She charged at Eccar with greatsword that glowing with the power she had siphoned. Her expression remained fierce and determined, the pain masked beneath a facade of relentless focus.

Eccar braced himself. He can feel that his opponent is getting stronger again. His eyes narrowing as he saw her renewed fury.

Miraslava closed the distance, her blade coming down and Eccar cross his arms to block. A visible power that sent a shockwave through the battlefield was seen. This time, Eccar felt the weight behind her attack.

When he blocked the blow with his forearm the impact vibrating through his bones. As their eyes met, he saw the burning hatred and resolve in her gaze.

She was fighting not just for herself but for something far deeper—a vengeance that ran deep. Eccar somehow can feel it as if it tangible in the air.

When the battle between the two Dragonborns and the last two Harbingers of Doom going, the massive red and black vortex hanging in the sky that had been halted began to stir faster again.

Its ominous swirl intensified and jagged bolts of black thunder cracked across the sky from it, lighting the world below in shadow and unsettling flashes. The entire land seemed to shudder beneath its dark light.

The Elves who had gathered to watch from a distance felt their fear swell to new heights. They clutched their weapons tightly. Their eyes wide as they looking upon the churning sky.

King Gulben stood before the window of his throne room with grim expression as he also looking at the growing storm. He could feel the corrupted dark power emanating from it. It sent a chill down his spine.

From her vantage point at the window, Aurdis watched the chaos unfold with mounting concern. Her eyes flicked between the battlefield and the swirling vortex above.

The way the black lightning streaked across the sky and cast eerie shadows over the land filled her with fear she couldn't describe. She couldn't understand why it was becoming worse, Erend and Eccar were still holding their ground and neither seemed close to losing.

In fact, from her perspective, it appeared as though the tide of battle was stabilizing. The chaos of the fight seemed to have calmed slightly as if the Dragonborns were gaining the upper hand. Yet, the vortex above told a different story. It was as if the Great Calamity itself is feeding off a power that none of them could see or understand.

Aurdis's brows furrowed in confusion. She glanced at the Aerchon and Saeldir behind her who stil maintaining the orb of the protective dome, hoping they might have an explanation, but their expressions mirrored her own fear and uncertainty.

"Why is this happening now?" she murmured. "Erend and Eccar are not losing. So why...?"

The answer eluded her, but a terrible feeling settled in her chest. The Great Calamity, it seemed, was stirring beyond their comprehension. It was doing something that they hadn't anticipated and didn't know how to stop.

The black thunder roared again, lighting up the world in ominous shadows. She have to find out why was the vortex is active again.

Aurdis let her eyes following the fierce movements of Erend and Eccar as they clashed with the two Harbingers of Doom. Their combat was intense. Each blow and strike of their weapons unleashed bursts of raw Magic energy that rippled across the battlefield like shockwaves.

The sky seemed to light up with every impact and arcs of power scattered in every direction.

Her frown deepened as she studied the chaotic dance of combat above. Something about the way the Magic flared and sparked felt familiar and for a few moments, she struggled to place the memory.

Then, like a bolt of lightning, it struck her.

She remembered that time when Erend had fought her uncle, Laston. Their duel had been just as explosive and the clash of their Magic had caused an eerie surge of energy. It was the same kind of energy that looks wild, uncontrolled, and so powerful.

Aurdis's eyes widened in sudden realization. During that fight with Laston, the overwhelming energy from their battle had torn open a connection to the Chaos Realm. And now when she watching the battle above, she saw the same chaotic release happening again.

Her heart pounded as the implications hit her.

"No... it can't be."

If the Magic energy from their battle was enough to breach the veil between realms, then the chaos of this current fight could be triggering something similarly catastrophic.

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