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"Phantom Rebirth: The Last White Raven’s Path to the Ultimate Assassin"

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Chapter 140

"Phantom Rebirth: The Last White Raven’s Path to the Ultimate Assassin"

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The city of

Vorthal Keep

was silent beneath the moon, its towering walls and gilded spires standing as a testament to its master’s wealth and power.

Lord Dain, the Blood Baron

, ruled over this city like a tyrant, his hands stained with the suffering of countless innocents.

His crimes?

Slavery, mass executions, and the ruthless extermination of anyone who opposed him.

Tonight,

Theia would carve his reign to an end.

A City Under Lockdown

The streets were deserted, guards patrolling in twos and threes, their armor clanking as they moved in rigid formations. Lord Dain knew he was being hunted.

Seraphis had wanted to come, but Theia had insisted on going alone.

"This one’s mine."

She could feel the weight of her daggers in her hands, her heart steady.

Lord Dain had ruled with an

iron fist

, hiding behind layers of guards, sorcerers, and his personal

Crimson Phalanx

—his elite warriors clad in enchanted black plate, trained to kill without hesitation.

No easy target.

But Theia

thrived on the impossible.

Slipping Through the Gaps

Theia moved through the alleyways like a

phantom

, her steps silent as the wind. Every flicker of torchlight, every shifting shadow, she measured with precision.

A pair of

guards passed beneath her

as she perched above, crouched on an archway.

She dropped.

One dagger

slid across a throat

, the other

stabbed deep into a heart

. No screams.

No sound.

Just

death

.

She dragged their bodies into the shadows.

Two down.

Still, she had

a fortress to breach.

Scaling the Walls

The keep was a

massive citadel

, its walls lined with spikes and runes to prevent climbing.

But Theia had

never followed the rules.

Using her

enchanted grip

, she scaled the wall,

pressing between blind spots

, moving in slow, deliberate motions.

As she reached the parapet, a guard stood just a few feet away, yawning.

Big mistake.

The dagger flew.

It

pierced his eye socket

, and he crumpled without a sound.

Theia vaulted over the edge, rolling into the shadows.

Inside the Beast’s Den

The corridors of the keep were

eerily silent

.

Not a single servant. Not a single noble.

Only

armed warriors

, their crimson armor glowing with the power of

blood enchantments

.

Theia exhaled.

Lord Dain had fortified himself well.

But

it wouldn’t save him.

She moved like

a wraith

, slipping past heavy patrols, weaving through the dark.

And then—she reached the

inner sanctum.

The Throne Room of the Blood Baron

Massive

black and gold doors

loomed ahead, guarded by four Crimson Phalanx warriors, their

helmets adorned with curved, demonic horns

.

Beyond them?

Lord Dain.

Theia smirked.

"Alright, boys. Let’s dance."

She launched forward.

The first warrior

swung his halberd

, the blade slicing through the air with supernatural speed.

Theia

slid low

, her daggers flashing—

One

sank into his knee

, the other

buried into his neck

.

He

collapsed

, blood spraying in arcs of red.

The other three attacked at once.

A Storm of Blades

One came from the right,

a sword slicing downward

.

Theia twisted, parrying, using his momentum to

flip onto his back

.

A swift

stab to the base of the skull

.

Another one down.

The last two came in coordinated attacks—one aiming for her ribs, the other for her back.

She leaped, her foot

smashing into one’s helmet

, using him as a platform to twist midair.

Her dagger

cut through his exposed throat

.

The last warrior

staggered

, hesitating just for a moment.

A moment too long.

Theia spun.

A dagger

in his heart.

He collapsed.

Facing Lord Dain

The doors to the

throne room

creaked open.

Lord Dain sat on

a towering throne of obsidian and bone

, his red cloak draped around his massive frame.

His

golden eyes gleamed

, his armor a terrifying mixture of steel and dark magic.

"You’re finally here,"

he rumbled, his voice like gravel.

Theia twirled her daggers.

"Sorry for the mess outside."

Dain

stood

, rolling his shoulders.

"I don’t need them. I will kill you myself."

He raised a

colossal greatsword

, the blade pulsing with

ancient curses

.

The fight had begun.

A Clash of Titans

Dain

charged

.

The ground

shook

as his sword came crashing down.

Theia

sidestepped at the last moment

, the impact

cracking the stone beneath her feet

.

She struck—

daggers aiming for his ribs

But his armor was

too thick

.

Dain swung again, faster than she expected.

She barely dodged,

his blade grazing her arm

, sending pain lancing through her.

He was powerful.

But

she was faster.

Cutting Him Down

Theia darted in, aiming for

weak points

The joints. The exposed skin at his neck. The gaps between plates.

Dain blocked every strike, his reflexes

unnatural

.

Then he

countered

.

A

backhand strike sent Theia flying

, slamming her into a pillar.

Pain

exploded through her ribs

.

Dain strode forward,

raising his sword for the final blow.

But Theia was already

moving

.

She

rolled beneath his attack

, her daggers glowing with

dark energy

.

With a

feral snarl

, she

drove both blades deep into his spine

.

Dain

froze

.

His mouth opened—

but no sound came out.

Theia

twisted the daggers

, severing his spine completely.

He collapsed to his knees.

And with one final, ruthless

slash—

His head hit the floor.

The End of a Tyrant

Theia stood over

Lord Dain’s lifeless body

, breathing heavily.

She picked up his severed head, blood dripping from her fingers.

Another name. Another monster

erased from history

.

She walked back into the night, her message clear.

The

Obsidian Spire

would wake to

another head on a pike

.

And the underworld would whisper the name

Theia

in fear.

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