Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 924

Planet Aetheris (Grade 8 Bronze).

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Emperor Stormveil sat in silence, planning out several things in his mind. If things went as they should, it probably wouldn’t be long before the Ninth Summoning failed.

At that point, there would be a scramble.

This was the Sylph’s territory, so they would definitely have a massive advantage. But the cruelty of the Skai Galaxy wasn’t limited in its scope to the Humans of Earth alone.

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As an E-Grade Race, they had a small foothold, but that was the best it could be described as. They were still near the bottom of the totem pole of E-Grade Races in the Skai Galaxy, and this would be their chance to turn things around.

He suddenly froze.

He looked up, sensing something before his eyes colored over with fear.

BANG!

He shattered into a rain of blood.

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Planet Cirrus (Grade 8 Bronze).

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Empress Cirriana tapped a finger on her throne.

The Sylphs were too split these days, a fissure originating from places hard to fathom had been spreading further and wider. Sometimes, random assassins they couldn’t explain would take place, and at other times, powerful figures would simply vanish inexplicably for months, years, even decades at a time, only to randomly appear once more as though nothing at all had happened.

Many of them didn’t even realize that any time had passed at all.

If it was just once, it would be suspicious. But the fact that it happened to so many made it more than just that. Their skepticism couldn’t possibly be aimed at a single entity alone. If they didn’t make changes or figure out what was going on, they would most definitely suffer greatly.

This Earth… it was their best chance to turn things—.

She froze, blood draining from her face.

In the end, her body relaxed and she exhaled out a sigh.

BANG!

She shattered into a rain of blood. _{freewebnσvel.cøm}

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Planet Lightningweave (Grade 8 Bronze).

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Emperor Guiz sat on his throne, rolling a crystal ball between his fingers. It danced with a deft sort of flexibility to it, and sometimes it would randomly flash and vanish, appearing between a pair of fingers several jumps away as though a spontaneous spark of lightning.

He, too, looked up when he sensed the aura and he exhaled slowly. But unlike the others, he seemed quite accepting of what was happening. No… it was more like he wasn’t surprised at all.

Things had long been arranged, and he had long been accepting of this being a potential outcome. At this point, what was there to shed tears about.

"Phyrex…" he said softly. "… My son…"

He looked off into the distance. Sitting in a corner nearby, a young man lost in a warp of time was sitting, waiting for the trial to commence.