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Cultist journey through madness

The devotee of Nyarlathotep, Lucas Blackwood starts an unstoppable chain of events, will the hidden guardians of earth be able to repel the ancient horrors or will they be plunged into insanity? This is basically a long collection of legends of the Earths strongest guardians and their stories trying to repel the eldritch horrors that plague their beloved world.

Dem0n_Ancestor · Fantaisie
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90 Chs

Chapter 68: Shattered Reflections

As Maxus lay battered and broken upon the ancient ruins, his wounds seeping with pain, he struggled to regain his senses. The air around him hung heavy with the scent of dust and decay, mingling with the acrid taste of blood upon his lips. The weight of defeat pressed upon him, threatening to extinguish the flickering flame of his will.

But in that moment of darkness, a spark ignited within Maxus. It was the remnant of his indomitable spirit, refusing to yield to the cruel fate that awaited him. He had come too far, endured too much, to simply surrender now.

Summoning his last reserves of strength, Maxus forced himself to his feet, his body protesting against the pain. With each step, he willed his limbs to obey, his vision blurred and wavering. Yet, his determination burned bright, casting aside the shadows that threatened to consume him.

In the shattered remnants of his reflection, Maxus glimpsed the face of his father, the one who had valiantly fought against the eldritch horrors, sacrificing himself to protect those he loved. It was a mirror of the same unwavering resolve that now surged through Maxus's veins.

The oppressive silence of the ruins was shattered as Maxus let out a primal roar, a battle cry that echoed through the desolate expanse. Ignoring the pain that seared through his body, he gripped his shattered sword, its fragmented blade gleaming with an ethereal light. With every ounce of his mortal strength, he charged towards the deity, channeling the remnants of his inner power.

The deity, caught off guard by Maxus's sudden resurgence, recoiled momentarily. It was a fleeting opportunity, a sliver of hope in the face of insurmountable odds. Maxus pressed his advantage, his strikes fueled by the intensity of his determination. Each blow, though weakened, carried the weight of his unwavering spirit.

But the deity, fueled by its own ancient power, proved to be a formidable adversary. Its strikes were swift and precise, exploiting Maxus's weakened state. Despite his valiant efforts, he found himself outmatched, unable to match the deity's relentless onslaught.

As the battle raged on, Maxus's wounds multiplied, his body reaching its limits. Every breath became a struggle, every movement a testament to his undying will. Yet, as his vision blurred and darkness threatened to claim him, he refused to relent.

In the fading light of the dying sun, Maxus made one final desperate charge. With a resounding clash, his shattered sword met the deity's formidable weapon. The impact sent a shockwave rippling through the ruins, an echo of their fierce clash reverberating through the desolation.

But as Maxus strained against the deity's overwhelming power, a fatal blow was struck. The deity's weapon pierced through Maxus's defenses, the searing pain tearing through his body. He staggered back, blood staining his torn garments, his strength waning.

In that moment, as his life force ebbed away, Maxus's eyes met the deity's. A mix of defiance and acceptance danced within his gaze. Though his mortal form may have fallen, his spirit would endure. In his dying breath, he whispered words of defiance, a declaration of unwavering determination.