Rewriting Fate with My Apex War Goddess (by Ezekiel Valor) novel Chapter 252

Chapter 252 His Guess

Froished

The fight between them swung back and forth like two elemental forces refusing to yield.

Alan drove Theodore crashing through the ruins of an ancient wall, and Theodore’s blade sent Alan hurtling backward through the air in return.

Both of their battle armors were starting to show visible cracks and fractures, and both of them were bleeding.

Neither of them made any move toward stopping.

Theodore’s voice came out raw and savage. “You failed to protect her! You don’t deserve to be alive!”

Alan’s eyes were cold and completely flooded with red.

“Why didn’t you act? Why? She didn’t have to die! None of them had to die!”

Theodore roared back. “You failed to protect her! Every single death falls on you!”

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Alan heard those words, and whatever restraint remained inside him burned away entirely.

“And what were you doing? You just stood there and watched! You’re worse than the beasts we fight!”

Theodore’s voice fractured. “What do you mean I didn’t act? She was right beside you! Why didn’t you protect her? Why didn’t you?”

Blood–tinged tears ran from Theodore’s eyes, and the grief behind them was the kind that never heals, only hardens.

That response only broke something within Alan into a sound that was too hollow to be a laugh.

The two of them collided once more, and both launched away from the impact, landing hard.

Both of them felt the depletion pressing in, a bone–deep exhaustion that combat against beasts had never quite produced.

Fighting at this level, against someone who knew you, cost something different.

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Alan pressed his hand over his eyes, and the sound that came out of him was somewhere between laughter and grief, unhinged and devastated at the same time.

“Even now, you still don’t understand what you did, do you? Why didn’t you activate the Divine Protection Barrier? Why?”

“Theodore. You should have died for what you did!”

Theodore snarled and drove forward again. “Lies! Everyone died because of you, you worthless waste! You’re the one who should have died!”

Scalding tears ran down Alan’s face, mixed with blood, and neither stopped.

12:31 pm Pp.

Chapter 25249 Guess

Flushed

The grief inside him had nowhere left to go.

Yvonne deserved better than the end she was given.

The anguish of that, the raw and irreversible wrong of it, exploded out of him all at once.

And Theodore, even now, refused to acknowledge a single thing he’d done.

Through the blur of tears and blood, Alan thought he saw a face.

It had a gentle, warm smile; the kind that had carried him through some of the worst years of his life.

He used to think that as long as he could stand beside her, nothing else mattered.

He loved her with something that had no rational floor, and her smile had lived in his memory every single day since she died, impossible to bury and impossible to bear.

Alan’s smile came out pale and shattered.

“Yvonne. Do you see him? He was never worthy of your love.”

The words came out like something being put down rather than spoken.

Theodore’s voice came back brutal and contemptuous. “Spare me the performance. You’ve always been like this, making yourself the tragic one. You killed her. You killed all of them!”

Theodore’s roar filled the ruined street as he launched forward again.

His third Divine Sigil blazed to life and threw violent arcs of purple lightning across his entire body, crackling and unstable, barely contained.

“Die already!”

Alan’s third Divine Sigil ignited at almost the exact same instant.

Wind coiled and surged around him, violent and absolute.

Thousand Windblade Slash!

The concussion shook the earth, and fragments of both their battle armors scattered through the air.

“Edric, after you were rescued, did Alan and Theodore ever have a single real conversation? Did they ever actually sit down and talk?”

Steven felt a cold realization begin to form. Dear God, my guess could actually be the true story.

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