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Primordial Genesis

In a world of magic and ancient powers, Nathan is reincarnated as a human baby with an extraordinary primordial bloodline. His new body boasts immense physical strength, unmatched by anything seen before, yet he cannot wield or sense magic. Raised by a devoted knight and a retired mage, Nathan’s early years are fraught with confusion and frustration. His remarkable physical abilities are overshadowed by his lazy, greedy nature and the challenges of his unique heritage. As Nathan grows, he must navigate a kingdom at peace and a world teeming with divine conflicts and cosmic forces. Will he rise to become a leader whose legacy marks history, or will his inherent flaws lead him to pass on his ideals to the next generation? After all, a racial civilization isn’t perfected at its birth— or is it?

Silver_Flare · 奇幻
分數不夠
35 Chs

The Final Confrontation

Nathan skidded to a halt, his heart pounding as he faced Selik. The dark figure stood tall and menacing, blocking the only exit from the stronghold. The air around Selik crackled with dark energy, and his eyes glowed with a malevolent light. The orb pulsed in Nathan's hand, its warmth a stark contrast to the cold fear gripping his chest.

"You've run far enough, boy," Selik sneered, his voice echoing ominously in the narrow passage. "Did you really think you could escape the Shadow Cult?"

Nathan tightened his grip on the orb, feeling its power surge through him. He could sense the raw energy waiting to be unleashed, but he knew he had to be careful. Selik was no ordinary opponent—his connection to the dark forces of the Shadow Cult made him incredibly dangerous.

"I'm not afraid of you," Nathan said, trying to keep his voice steady. "The orb chose me, and I won't let you take it."

Selik's eyes narrowed, his expression twisting into a cruel smile. "Such bravado for one so young. But the orb's power is beyond your comprehension. You have no idea what you're dealing with."

Nathan swallowed hard, feeling the weight of Selik's words. But he couldn't let fear control him—not now. He had to stand his ground, had to protect the orb at all costs.

Selik raised his hand, and dark tendrils of energy snaked out from his fingertips, reaching toward Nathan. The air around them grew thick with a suffocating darkness, and Nathan felt a wave of dread wash over him.

But the orb responded, its light flaring brightly, pushing back the darkness. Nathan could feel the energy coursing through him, filling him with a strength he hadn't known he possessed.

With a shout, he unleashed the orb's power, a blinding beam of light shooting from the orb and colliding with Selik's dark energy. The impact sent shockwaves through the passage, and the ground trembled beneath their feet.

Selik staggered, his expression twisting with rage as he fought to maintain control. "You think this changes anything? You're just a child, playing with forces you don't understand!"

But Nathan wasn't backing down. He focused on the orb, drawing more power from its core. The light grew stronger, brighter, and Selik's dark energy began to waver, the tendrils retreating in the face of the orb's power.

Selik snarled, his eyes blazing with fury. "You will submit to the Shadow Cult, boy! The orb will be ours!"

Nathan felt a surge of determination, the orb's warmth filling him with a renewed sense of purpose. "No! I won't let you win!"

He poured everything he had into the orb, willing it to overpower Selik's dark magic. The light intensified, blinding and all-encompassing, and for a moment, it seemed as though the entire passage was consumed by the orb's radiant energy.

Selik let out a furious roar as the light engulfed him, his dark energy crumbling under the orb's power. The force of the blast sent him flying backward, slamming into the stone wall with a sickening thud.

Nathan stood panting, his vision swimming as the light from the orb slowly faded. The passage was eerily quiet, the echoes of the battle still reverberating through the air.

Selik lay crumpled against the wall, his body motionless. Nathan hesitated, his heart pounding in his chest. Was it over? Had he defeated Selik?

Cautiously, Nathan approached, keeping the orb at the ready. As he got closer, he could see that Selik was still alive, but barely. The dark energy that had surrounded him was gone, leaving him weak and vulnerable.

"You… you think you've won?" Selik rasped, his voice a mere whisper. "This is only the beginning… The Shadow Cult… will rise…"

Nathan felt a chill run down his spine at Selik's words. He knew the man was right—the Shadow Cult was far from defeated. But for now, he had won this battle. The orb was safe, and he had survived.

Without another word, Nathan turned and ran toward the exit, the orb clutched tightly in his hand. He didn't stop until he burst out of the stronghold and into the open air, the cool breeze washing over him like a breath of fresh hope.

He was free.

But as he looked back at the dark, looming stronghold, Nathan knew this was only a temporary victory. The Shadow Cult was still out there, and they would stop at nothing to reclaim the orb.

Nathan took a deep breath, steeling himself for what lay ahead. The journey was far from over, and the trials would only get harder. But he wasn't alone. He had the orb, his family, and his friends—and together, they would face whatever came next.

With the orb's warmth pulsing softly in his hand, Nathan set off toward the distant horizon, ready to face the challenges that awaited him.