Ascension of the Dark Seraph - Chapter 209

Chapter 209: Chaos Constellation Chapter 209: Chaos Constellation ‘How dare he…?

How dare a nobody like him aim for Madam Callista?!’ Inside the parallel world, the Hybrid wearing a green oni mask ground his teeth and clutched the handle of his sword tightly, as he listened to Lucivar plotting against Callista.

As a Mirror Demon Hybrid, he was hiding within the reflection.

Undetected even by the most advanced technology.

“It’s not time yet, wait until we can take them both out quickly,” His comrade said from the other side.

Listening to Lucivar was a hard thing to do.

Anger boiled inside of him.

He was so fuming that he failed to see the obvious fact that Lucivar was blatantly trying to lure him out.

Clearly, Lucivar was taunting him.

However, the Hybrid restrained himself from attacking due to Lucivar’s aura.

From what he had heard, Lucivar was a first-year academy hunter and yet, his power was already within the Acolyte rank.

No matter what Lucivar said, he must wait for the opportune moment to strike, waiting for Lucivar to come closer as attacking recklessly might end up backfiring on him.

Once Lucivar was several inches away, the Hybrid came out and thrust his sword forward.

But that was a horrendous mistake.

Clang!

Right as the tip was about to stab through Lucivar’s chest, a blow that would kill him instantly or at the very least wound him severely, Lucivar caught the sword mid-track with ease.

He was already expecting this attack.

“Ho… It’s about time you rats came out,” Lucivar’s lips curled into a devilish grin.

Fiercely, the Hybrid tried pushing the sword but it wouldn’t budge.

Lucivar’s grip was akin to an iron grip, refusing to let go of the sword no matter what.

At that moment, when the Hybrid failed to push his sword after three tries, he looked up and met with Lucivar’s piercing golden eyes.

Just the amount of ether his body was emanating showed the disparity between them-Lucivar was not a regular Acolyte-rank Hybrid.

As the red scarab glowed brighter, the Hybrid’s expression behind his mask paled.

Clank!

Shockingly, Lucivar easily snapped the enchanted sword as if it were nothing.

Realizing that he was in trouble, the Hybrid tried going back to the parallel world but he was too late.

“Kahkk!” Lucivar let go of the sword once it was dulled and choked the Hybrid by his neck.

Emerging from another mirror nearby, another Hybrid wearing the same green oni mask attacked but Sabrina easily intercepted him.

Before he could even reach Rex, she had already dug all of her fingers into the Hybrid’s neck in a brutal manner and pulled out his adam’s apple and his vocal cord.

Blood squirted out like a fountain, staining the furred carpet and the floor.

Seeing his friend killed in an instant, the Hybrid on Lucivar’s clutch gasped in shock.

As he registered what he was seeing, his heart skipped a beat, “No!!

Raiha-!” “Ssstt…” Lucivar tightened his grip around the Hybrid’s neck as he placed his index finger at the center of his lips.

“Do you have no manners?

Don’t be too loud, we are guests here.

It would be rude-if we woke up the host” Instead of being silent, the Hybrid became angrier, “Do you really think you’d get away wi-” Once again, Lucivar silenced the Hybrid with a brutal grip on his lower jaw.

Crack!

And without hesitation, he wrenched it apart, tearing the mangled bone and flesh clean from his face.

Now, the Hybrid couldn’t even produce a single sound as his mouth along with his tongue was utterly ripped apart from him.

Just like earlier, the apartment room returned to its silence as Lucivar glanced back at the master bedroom, checking whether the commotion woke Angel up.

But it doesn’t seem to be the case, he was in the clear.

On the other hand, the Hybrid was utterly terrified to his core.

It wasn’t that his jaw was ripped completely from his face but the nonchalance as Lucivar did it.

For him, this wasn’t something worth mentioning.

Even though he was a Mirror Demon Hybrid-who became stronger through killing, he still could not treat killing as if it were nothing.

The Hybrid could feel it in his bones and soul: the person it decided to attack was more demonic than him.

Compared to him, even Sabrina was a lot more demonic as she also had the same kind of nonchalance.

“Master, if you made him unable to talk then you couldn’t ask him questions,” Sabrina said.

She looked at the Hybrid-missing a lower jaw, and sighed.

“Ah…” Lucivar slapped his forehead, he did it out of instinct.

“I forgot about that.

But it doesn’t matter” Since these two Mirror Demon Hybrids seemed to be furious at him, Lucivar could at least confidently say that these two either came from the Green Tempest Clan or the Crimson Wolf Clan.

Both seemed to be stalking around the Hybrid Association branch office.

And from how these two aimed for the kill, coming from the Green Tempest Clan was more likely.

“Kill him and hand their corpses to the authorities,” Lucivar said disinterestedly and tossed the Hybrid’s body towards Sabrina.

“Make sure to do it in the bathroom, to make it easier to clean the blood.

Man, I got out and there’s already somebody attacking me” Sabrina handled the Hybrid but turned to Lucivar who was now already back sipping wine.

He tasted it earlier and it was quite good.

“Are these two the only Hybrids attacking us?” Sabrina asked.

“Yes,” Lucivar nodded. “There’s only two.

You don’t have to worry about another one” Once he said that, Sabrina excused herself to finish off the Hybrid.

Meanwhile, Lucivar poured himself a glass of wine and crossed his legs as if he owned the place.

He watched as the sun rose in silence, signing a new day before his eyes darted back to the corpse of the other Hybrid.

Remembering something, he approached the corpse and flipped it around.

Gently, he carved out its heart and sat back down again.

Just then, his eyes glowed with an emerald light as the heart burned with green flames.

Lucivar felt slightly dizzy when the heart was burning.

It was so dizzying that he was seeing doubles for a brief moment before everything returned to normal.

“That Hybrid is only a second-star Aceolyte-rank, yet using the Chaos Constellation though his heart was already this overwhelming?” Lucivar shook his head.

Testing his new ability had caught him off guard-his mind felt drained once again.

“Still, I wonder what kind of beast the Labyrinth of Arcane Menagerie will grant me” As he thought that aloud, the floor in front of him began to shine with emerald light.

From that light, a door-like portal was opened.

Lucivar watched this process while still sipping his wine, unbothered by what might come out from the other side of the portal.

Soon, the beast stepped out and exposed itself to greet its new master.

It was a robust wolf with ash-colored furs.

Emerald chains were wrapping around its neck like a leash and its mouth was wider than normal.

But upon closer inspection, it seemed the wolf’s mouth was like that because of a slitting wound.

“Hmm…” Lucivar twizzled the wine glass gently as he inspected the wolf from top to bottom-he was quite pleased as this wolf was at least possessed a two-star Acolyte rank strength.

“I was hoping to get a guard dog and I got exactly what I wanted” Growl!

In annoyance, the wolf bared its fangs at Lucivar-seemingly angry at what he said.

“Wolf, wolf… right, not a dog” Lucivar chuckled lightly.

He has a temperament beast on his hands.

Pausing for a second, Lucivar put down the glass and asked, “So, what can you do, wolfie?” Almost instantly after he asked that the wolf beast leaped into the panoramic window but it didn’t crash into it but disappeared instead.

Lucivar then tilted to the opposite side and saw the wolf beast coming out of a small mirror.

“Interesting, you got his ability.

A Mirror Demon Hybrid’s ability” Lucivar nodded.

Now, he wanted to check whether this was consistent with using the other corpse.

Moments later, Lucivar already changed to the clothes he wore yesterday.

And there were two wolf beasts in front of Lucivar now.

Lucivar placed both hands on his waist and nodded in satisfaction, “Seemed consistent.

So this basically meant that any heart that I used to summon a beast fusing Chaos Constellation would at least have one or more abilities from their bloodline” Enough experiment this time, Lucivar pointed at the mirror.

“Go into the mirror and follow me around from there, can you do that?” Lucivar asked.

Upon hearing this, the two wolf beasts exchanged a look before nodding their heads.

“Go on then, move your asses” Lucivar instructed, clapping his hands as if he was talking to dogs.

But the two wolf beasts didn’t move at all.

Instead, these two sat down and looked at Lucivar-as if they were anticipating something.

Frowning inside, Lucivar retrieved a golden sphere from his Inner Chamber and the moment he had it in his hand, the two wolf beasts’ eyes lit up-their tails wagging eagerly as they rose to their feet.

Just as he suspected, they desired something.

“Damn greedy beasts,” Lucivar cursed under his breath.

“Fine, here’s one for each of you” Lucivar threw them a golden sphere each and only then did the two wolves go into the mirror.

He then grabbed the mirror, intending to bring it with him.

“What did you give them?” Sabrina asked curiously.

He shrugged in response, “Something that you can’t see but certainly real” Sighing lightly, Lucivar grabbed the phone on the side.

It was Angel’s phone that he had taken from her bag earlier, and fortunately enough, there was no password so he could check its content easily.

Browsing through the contact numbers, he dialed one but didn’t put the handphone against his ears.

Instead, he looked at the apartment telephone on the wall.

Ring!

Once the telephone rang, Lucivar nodded his head and placed the handphone down again.

“I have to go somewhere.

You wake up Angel and tell her to be on standby near the telephone,” Lucivar instructed.

“Once you tell her that, go back to the academy as fast as you can, and don’t alert the others.

And… give this to Elira,” Lucivar wrote something on a piece of paper, folded it, and gave it to Sabrina.

“I’ll do it without fail,” Sabrina accepted the paper determinedly.

She didn’t even bother to check the content.

Nodding his head, having trust in Sabrina to complete her tasks without fail, Lucivar turned around and prepared to leave.

But then, Sabrina stopped him-beaten by her own curiosity, “Where are you going?

Is it to somewhere dangerous?” “Dangerous…?” Lucivar cackled and grinned evilly.

“No, I’m going to go to a feeding ground…”