All Chapters of The Forgotten Titan's Resurgence: Chapter 361 - Chapter 370

Winter thought that only by firmly binding herself to Gideon could she save her sister. The strength of the Spirale Clan was utterly overwhelming, to the point of despair. There was no way she could rescue her sister on her own. She had no choice but to rely on Gideon. Was this exploitation? Winter didn't think so. At the very least, she had given Gideon the most precious thing a woman could offer. Not only that, but she had also provided him with pure essence energy, which had transformed him and allowed him to advance by leaps and bounds.After a day of rest, the aircraft set off for Ganlams Slope the next morning. Gideon's feelings toward Winter were still complicated. He wasn't entirely prepared for this. She was his first woman—someone he had truly been intimate with. Did that mean he should marry her? Gideon's mind was a mess. Winter seemed to sense his turmoil and approached him calmly. "I've already told you that you don't need to take responsibility for me. You ca

Wade then pulled out a bell and jingled it softly.The clear chime of the bell resonated across the landscape. Despite Wade's gentle motions, the sound carried with it an incredible strength, reaching far into the distance. A deafening roar shook the ground as the beasts charged toward them. Jasper's face was drained of color. Weren't they supposed to have control over them? Why were they still attacking?"All troops, prepare for battle!" he shouted urgently.But without warning, the stampeding beasts gradually decreased their speed, their eyes darting around in an odd manner. "Retreat!" Wade uttered a single word. Power surged, creating an immense symbol in the sky, as his voice echoed like thunder.The creatures instinctively retreated, and Jasper was ecstatic. A ferocious roar erupted. But the creatures in the back remained unaffected and continued their relentless charge.Jasper shouted, "Mr. Hanz, your control isn't strong enough!" Wade was utterly confident. "Don

Jasper stood beside him, shocked into silence. He thought that Wade was quite impressive, able to convince others with his words and turn the situation around. The alpha beasts overlord grumbled in response, feeling their intelligence had been questioned.Wade argued, "Please listen to me before you dismiss this idea. You have been stationed here for many years, so surely you are aware that Mount Munmere sits close to the northern border of Dasovia's wilderness. Your presence has always been a source of tension for Dasovia. "With only a handful of superiors like you, Dasovia could unleash a dangerous force that would bring immense trouble, perhaps even disaster, to their northern wilderness. That's why Dasovia has continuously sought to eliminate your kind. "Just the other day, The Light Council received reliable intelligence that Dasovia is preparing to use nuclear weapons to destroy and eradicate Mount Munmere, eradicating your entire population and eliminating the threat once

In the blink of an eye, the army of 100,000 had already suffered a loss of 30,000 soldiers, and more than half of the beast groups were killed or wounded. The thick smell of blood filled the sky, reaching even the distant Bukmond. The once peaceful sky in the direction of Mount Munmere now appeared as a bloody red. Lavinia, along with veteran generals like Odin and Aiden, was taken aback by the scene. Even the most battle-hardened soldiers were horrified, having never witnessed such utter devastation before, despite their experiences in numerous wars both large and small."Report!""Satellite monitoring shows that the southwest area of Mount Munmere has completely fallen, and a quarter of Mount Munmere has been destroyed."Lavinia nodded slightly. Odin said, "Ms. Mosley, should we continue?" "There's no need." Lavinia shook her head. She was hesitant to resort to nuclear strikes again. It seemed too inhumane, not out of concern for the enemy but for the beasts that inhabit

"The Ice Tribe!" Gideon murmured to himself.The sound of a creaking door caught his attention, and he turned to see an elderly woman slowly emerging from the thatched cottage. She was bent over, leaning on a walking stick, and her disheveled hair hung in front of her face, giving off a deathly presence. It was clear she was very old, possibly on the brink of death. To Gideon's surprise, he also detected a sense of threat emanating from her. It was both unexpected and remarkable. Ronan whispered, "Don't underestimate her. This old woman is a formidable figure." Gideon nodded. Marie Hattle approached Winter and took hold of her wrist. After a brief moment, she let out a sigh and said, "It's been so long since a descendant of our royal bloodline has appeared. My lifetime of work has not been for nothing." Tears streamed down Winter's face.Marie comforted, "Do not shed tears, child. Our tribe has not disappeared completely. There are still numerous branches scattered beyo