The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 1135

Chapter 1135: Sun Church and the South Coast Allience Chapter 1135: Sun Church and the South Coast Allience As soon as the forces of the Tiamat Sect laid eyes on the people of the Sun Church, a wave of coldness, rage, and disgust surged through them.

It was a natural response, considering these were the same forces that had attacked them without provocation, causing the deaths of many of their kin.

The sight of those responsible reignited a burning hatred within the dragons, their killing intent simmering beneath the surface.

The Sun Church delegation, noticing the arrival of the Tiamat Sect and sensing their animosity, responded with mocking smiles.

Disdain was clear in their eyes, taunting the dragons to make a move.

Obviously, the Sun Church wanted to provoke the Tiamat Sect into attacking within the confines of the Moon Cult, hoping to paint the dragons as uncontrollable beasts.

After all, who would trust a potential ally that couldn’t keep their emotions in check?

However, even as rage burned in their hearts and the desire for bloodshed threatened to overwhelm them, the dragons remained composed.

They were not wild beasts driven by emotion-they were dragons, creatures of ancient power and pride, trained to control their instincts.

Seeing the dragons maintain their composure only caused the warriors of the Sun Church to frown in irritation.

One of them, an arrogant warrior dressed in golden martial robes, glanced at his companions before speaking with contempt.

“Hmph, look at them,” he sneered, his voice loud enough for all to hear.

“Flaunting those grotesque, oversized bodies, forcing our esteemed hosts to accommodate their homes.

They truly lack manners.

But then, what can you expect from lizards?” The one who spoke was none other than Oviron, the angel who had nearly destroyed Cain’s body at the Shattered Peak, only to escape after Eldrick arrived.

Oviron had suffered mockery in the sect for losing two of his angels, so he was eager to redeem himself, and this seemed like the perfect opportunity.

The dragons’ eyes widened at Oviron’s insult, their fury igniting even brighter.

Many of them bristled with rage, their scales shimmering with restrained power.

But before any could react, a loud laugh echoed from within their group.

The Grand Elders frowned at the unexpected sound, turning to see who had dared laugh at such a tense moment.

To their surprise, it was none other than Cain, the scarlet dragonborn with lightning wings and flaming blood.

Cain noticed the stares but continued laughing for a few moments before finally focusing on the Sun Church warriors.

With a smirk, he spoke, his voice cutting through the tension.

“I’m sorry, it’s just that hearing lessons on etiquette from the winged rats of the Sun Church feels like taking advice on hygiene from pigeons.” For a brief moment, silence reigned as Cain’s words echoed through the hall.

Then, in an instant, laughter erupted from the dragons, even the mighty and stoic Grand Elder Kryos chuckling in amusement.

“Hahaha, you’re right, boy,” Kryos said with a deep, rumbling laugh.

“These pigeons are truly something.” While the dragons burst into laughter, the warriors of the Sun Church seethed with fury.

One of their leaders stepped forward, a tall, imposing man standing three meters tall, clad in gleaming obsidian armor with a majestic halo of white flames behind his head.

“Who are you to dare speak to us in that manner, red lizard?” His voice carried the power of a being who wielded the strength of the sun itself.

Cain turned his gaze to the man, who was clearly more powerful than the others.

But instead of showing fear, the scarlet dragon merely smiled, ready to unleash another cutting remark.

Before he could speak, however, someone else interjected.

“You… you are Abaddon, the Dragon of Gluttony!” Cain’s eyes widened in surprise at hearing the name.

The title, which had only been mentioned in passing after he left the South Coast, was now being uttered with certainty.

He turned toward the source of the voice and saw Aurelius Arken, one of the major powerhouses of the South Coast Alliance.

Cain had been so focused on the Sun Church delegation that he hadn’t noticed the warriors from the South Coast Alliance present as well.  ‘How did they arrive so fast?’ Cain could not help but frown.

It did not make sense that the Sun Coast Alliance arrived before the Tiamat Sect.

However, that went to the back of his mind, as he was even more curious to see them so close to the Sun Church.  Cain’s gaze hardened as he took in this unexpected development.

The South Coast Alliance was far less powerful than the Sun Church or the Tiamat Sect, but their involvement raised serious questions.

Why were they here, and more importantly, why were they aligned with the Sun Church?

Aurelius, noticing Cain’s reaction, mistook it for fear.

With a smirk, clearly enjoying the reaction he believed he had provoked, he continued.

“Yes, it’s really you, Abaddon.

I had hoped to cross paths with you again but didn’t expect it to be so soon.” Cain’s eyes narrowed as countless thoughts raced through his mind.

Then, suddenly, a peaceful yet cocky smile appeared on his face.

“Actually, I’m glad to see you here, alongside those pigeons.

I was planning to head back to the South Coast Alliance with a few of my brothers to deal with you, but since you’re here, I assure you-you won’t make it back.” Cain’s words sent shockwaves through the forces of the Tiamat Sect.

The revelation that the South Coast Alliance was not only present but seemingly aligned with the Sun Church raised a flurry of questions in the dragons’ minds.

Their surprise quickly shifted to suspicion, and their gazes sharpened as they processed this new development.

However, Cain wasn’t finished.

His eyes locked onto Eldrick, his intent unmistakable, hinting that he should play along.

The obsidian Ancient Dragon was momentarily surprised by the look, especially since he knew Cain didn’t really need him to defend against someone like Aurelius.

Even if defeating a Level 29 Stellar Abyss Legend would be challenging, Cain’s endurance would make it easy for him to survive.

However, despite his confusion, Eldrick acted without hesitation, unleashing a wave of killing intent that surged across the hall, focusing directly on Aurelius, the leader of House Arken.

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