The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 519 A Thousand Years

519 A Thousand Years

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Philip's scream pChapter ierced the air, its shrill intensity shaking the very earth. The force of his cry fractured the stone walls around him, sending tremors through the ground and rattling the trees.

The entire peach blossom forest-the hidden sanctuary-shuddered under the sheer power of his fury. Dust swirled through the air, thick and choking, as if the land itself trembled in fear.

Warriors with lower cultivation levels collapsed, blood spilling from their mouths as pain wracked their bodies

The more powerful among them gritted their teeth, struggling to maintain composure against the full force of Philip's wrath, the third-ranked figure on the Dark List.

Once, Philip had carried himself with grace, a dignified figure of poise and wisdom. But now, that image had shattered.

The composed scholar was gone, replaced by an aura of pure, unrelenting killing intent, so potent it seemed to warp the very fabric of the world around him.

Prometheus and Paulson, the top two strongest fighters on the Dark List, stood motionless, their eyes cold. and focused on Robin.

He continued his steady advance toward the pond, but they were prepared-should Philip make a move, they would strike without hesitation.

After the initial shock of Philip's outburst, all eyes turned toward the center of the pond.

There, the legendary Draconite stone radiated a dazzling, otherworldly light.

The sight was mesmerizing, pulling at something deep inside each onlooker,

This was more than just a rare treasure; it was a chance to change their destinies, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Whoever claimed the Draconite would rise above all, gaining a powerful ancient relic that could command the very World of Darkness. The temptation was overwhelming.

Even with the odds stacked against them, many were willing to risk everything for a chance at such unimaginable power.

The

prospect of success stirred a flicker of hope in each of their hearts.

Much like those cherished dreams of the past, there was a spark of hope alive in everyone's heart.

Taking one bold risk might lead to ruin, but what if it miraculously succeeded?

open the door to limitless success, a rapid ascent to

take that leap, or if they were too afraid to even envision it, those dreams would remain nothing more than distant illusions. 16:44 Mon,

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most important question: Did they have the strength to gamble their lives for

List, the treasure hunters in the peach blossom forest would not back

fight for the Draconite, no

of eager, greedy gazes followed him. Philip's scream, still echoing in the

with the energy of the stone, its light dancing like

responded, leaping and spinning in the air. sending beams of light scattering across the

as if stirred by ethereal music, and for a brief moment, it felt

was a relic filled with life and magic, as if a passionate spirit, cloaked in red, was reaching out to its

disappeared after our greatest

endless time, I've waited

waited for you, in armor, to return on the wind's wings so

waited for it

has smiled upon me, and I can wait no

the entire forest seemed to tremble in anticipation, mirroring the excitement of the Draconite's

sound like the innocent, delicate laughter of a

hand, and the Draconite grew still its

the sparkling droplets of water that had

itself was frozen, captured

glow swirling around him like a celestial dance, leaving behind a trail of peach blossoms in full bloom. The sight was

impossible.

in awe of the millennia-long reunion between Robin and the Draconite. Philip's cries broke through the moment, shrill and filled with

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back, recognizing that the Bloodbound King had

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capable of summoning the most fearsome beasts on the

in a strange, eerie tone, his cold, snake-like eyes

cried out in alarm, "Mr. Ramsey,

to the oncoming curse. His focus remained on the Draconite, the stone that had

the Draconite reached him, its ancient magic warding off the world around

as if on command.

ten wild wolves, and

giant snakes were long enough to swallow entire buildings, their

razor-sharp, and

snakes, sleek and silent, slithered through the mist

and the magnitude of Philip's