All Chapters of Astral Odyssey: Dying Ember: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Sky blue lightning rained on everyone. Fire raged all over. Water slicers covered any remaining area. The opponents defended once more. Earth walls and stone pillars were raised, rocks flew, water barriers were raised, water slicers and bullets flew, plants raged and flower petals became as sharp as daggers, and many more.  Explosions filled the air, along with the snaps of traps getting activated. The people who had to dodge attacks landed in areas that Alice had predicted. They ended up blown up or captured in spiked nets or pierced or maimed. Alice witnessed all the chaos around her while she got carried by the water bubble. It flew her around the perimeter of the battlefield and skillfully dodged any stray attacks that flew towards her. By then, she realised that she was not caught in a water ball but a literal bubble, with air inside. She could breathe. There was only one person who would do this to her. After the trio had dodged the flurry of carel

BaoBao warned Alice of the attacks from above, instantly calculated probabilities and rates, then concluded that Violet would not escaped unscathed even with Ethan's protection and Violet's fire ability. Alice chose to accept death, then threw Violet back using her water ability. Ethan witnessed Alice's death with wide disbelieving eyes. Numerous icicles and spears impaled her. Parts of her were cut off by swords. Tears had already begun to flow before his brain has registered her death. His heart wrenched as the gory sight consumed his mind. It somehow felt like a painfully familiar scene. His voice that felt stuck in his throat, gradually came out as strangled moans, before he yelled out loud in agony. His eyes became blood shot red, and power surged from his body. It broke him free of the force that had been controlling his body. He roughly pushed Violet off of him and scrambled to Alice's mangled body. He ran through and broke any spears and weapons that

Luna woke up feeling incredibly weak. Her lips were dry. Her throat was parched. Her stomach hurt and growled at the same time. She laid crumpled on her side near a big tree. The surroundings were vibrantly green and warm sun rays filtered through the dense canopy. /Am I.../ Her stomach growled and hurt at the same time again. /Actually dying from starvation?/ Yet another sharp pain coursed through her through her stomach. /When was the last time this person ate...?/ With that, BaoBao quickly transferred all of the original soul's memories into her.  The original soul was born as a white rabbit shapeshifter in a peaceful and quiet village filled with herbivores. She was named BaiXue due to her snow white fur. They have low fighting capabilities but excelled in escaping, especially when they were in their animal forms. The original soul had 4 other siblings, half of them were also rabbit shapeshifters, while the other ha

Over the next few weeks, BaiXue followed the foxes for them to show her the ropes, before she would be allowed to act on her own. They showed her the locations of various villages and the fastest routes to take. They also put her through self-defense training, but it was minimal and far below her personal standards.  BaiXue was slightly taken aback by the area that was under their radar. The foxes knew of villages in the entire forest, all the way out to the coast. The nearer ones took them less than a day to reach. The furthest ones tooks days for them to reach. Still, there was no sign of the female lead's village. BaiXue wondered if it laid beyond the mountain that was on the other end of this forest. They had never tried to cross the mountains before, even though it was around FenFang's dwelling. The mountain was treacherous to cross and had stronger people living on it. The foxes did not want to take the risk for FenFang. BaiXue realised that the original s

BaiXue caught up to the family in no time then led them to her hideout. "Thank you for helping us but... Are you sure that it's safe so close to the village?" The father could not help but ask. "Sometimes the most dangerous place can be the safest place to hide at." BaiXue explained. Besides, she was confident in the spot that she chose. It was close enough to the village to be considered as a part of the village territory but far enough for people to not bother walking through. "Who are you? Why're you helping us?" The mother asked. "Someone else wanted to offer their help but could not so here I am." She did not want to reveal the existence of the writing to anyone else but did not want to lie to good-natured people, so she said it in such a way. "How long do we have to hide here for?" The father asked again. "Until someone strong arrives." She left it at that and closed her eyes to relax against a tree. Although she looked like she