NOVEL SSS Evolution: Upgrading My Trash Grade Skeleton to Godhood Chapter 136: Flaw of Von Maximus Bloodline

SSS Evolution: Upgrading My Trash Grade Skeleton to Godhood

Chapter 136: Flaw of Von Maximus Bloodline
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Chapter 136: Flaw of Von Maximus Bloodline

Lukas was still turning the situation over in his mind when the sound of fierce fighting erupted from outside.

His eyebrows shot up at once.

Fighting? Who would dare cause trouble here? This is the residence of the Grand Pill Maker.

The question had the specific, sharp quality of someone whose first instinct is not fear but disbelief — the particular, immediate annoyance of having a private line of thought interrupted by something that should not have been happening in the first place. This was White Knight Settlement. This was the Grand Pill Maker’s residence, the particular, protected geography of a Rank 3 refiner’s home carrying the specific, implicit understanding that bold trouble did not show its face here without consequences.

He moved toward the disturbance.

Mark, who had just finished recovering, rushed out as well, and several of the manor guards followed close behind. Their expressions were tense in the specific, trained way of people who know something serious has happened before they have fully seen it — the particular, professional quality of cultivators whose bodies had already begun the specific, preparatory work of readying themselves for what the sound was communicating.

Outside, the scene had already formed.

Two Blood Infusion Stage awakeners.

Their cultivation visible in the specific, immediate way that Blood Infusion cultivation announces itself — the particular, elevated quality of their presence pressing outward into the surrounding air with the honest, physical weight of something that does not require announcement because the environment itself communicates it. Lukas registered the level with the flat, direct quality of someone who had been three feet from this exact category of power when a crystal-thin silver arrow had removed itself from the situation by passing through five consecutive trees.

He knew what Blood Infusion felt like.

Kaiser stood at the back.

Watching with the particular, detached quality of someone who had not entered the fight because he had already decided what the fight’s outcome was — the specific, removed quality of someone for whom the two experts were a tool being applied to a task, and whose role was to observe the task’s completion rather than participate in its execution. His eyes were fixed on Ambrose the entire time with the particular, complex quality of someone watching something that is producing feelings he has not yet organized into the specific, single category that they deserve.

Her sword moved through the air.

Lukas looked at this.

The particular, immediate quality of someone who has spent two weeks making corrections and has now, for the first time, seen the corrections applied without the particular, controlled context of a practice session — the real thing, the specific, honest version of what the technique looked like when the person executing it had the full, high-stakes urgency of genuine combat to draw from rather than the particular, motivated but ultimately safe urgency of daily correction. Two Blood Infusion stage experts. And she was holding with the particular, practiced quality of someone who has been learning and has discovered, in the specific, clarifying crucible of actual application, that the learning took.

Kaiser’s expression darkened.

Stubborn as ever.

The particular, frustrated quality of someone who has long since stopped trying to understand a decision and has moved into the specific, settled territory of resenting it — the frustration carrying the honest weight of someone who has warned and been ignored and is now watching the consequence of the ignoring play out in the specific, real form of a street being converted into craters.

She had learned anyway.

Every warning. Every explicit explanation of what the Von Maximus bloodline’s particular flaw meant for a female who activated it through sword practice. The specific, absolute clarity of the family’s position on the matter communicated across whatever years the prohibition had been in place.

She had learned anyway.

The anger surged with the particular, genuine quality of something that has been building toward the specific, confirming moment of this scene for long enough that the scene’s arrival has given it permission to fully arrive.

This is not just about Ambrose.

The bloodline. The particular, foundational history of a family whose entire inheritance traces back to a single, specific act of extraordinary courage performed by an ancestor who had looked at a dying fifth-sequence monster and had made the particular, irreversible decision to merge its power with an entire human bloodline. Star Von Maximus — the specific, terrible strength of something that could split a city in two with a single sweep, the particular, absolute quality of fifth-sequence power translated into the honest, physical vocabulary of claws meeting architecture.

Thousands of years of careful, accumulated inheritance.

The Von Maximus sword mastery — the particular, bloodline-granted quality that converted any sword technique into natural comprehension within days, the specific, effortless relationship with the blade that every male Von Maximus received as the honest, automatic expression of what the bloodline carried. For them, the sword was breathing. Not metaphorically but in the specific, functional sense of something the body already knows.

Heaven had balanced the gift with the specific, targeted precision of a flaw that hits exactly where it hurts most.

A female Von Maximus practicing the sword did not receive the mastery.

She received the inverse. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

The particular, cruel arithmetic of a bloodline that rewards the same act in one configuration and punishes it in another — the backfire carrying the specific, real consequences of power moving in the wrong direction through the specific, different architecture of a female Von Maximus’s cultivation. This was why Ambrose had not been allowed. The prohibition was not arbitrary. It was the specific, hard-learned product of a bloodline that has existed long enough to have seen what happens when the flaw is ignored.

And she had ignored it.

Why are you not understanding, sister. Why do you want to ruin the Von family.

Kaiser’s face tightened into the specific, compressed quality of anger that has arrived at its particular, full expression — the frown carrying the honest weight of genuine feeling rather than the performed quality of someone executing an emotion for its effect.

That wretched woman. She has completely brainwashed her.

The assignment of cause had the specific, certain quality of someone who has already closed the investigation and has filed the conclusion. Whether the conclusion was accurate or whether it was the particular, convenient quality of someone who cannot accept that his elder sister had made this decision entirely on her own was a question the frown did not address. freewebnσvel.cøm

The fight continued.

The street was unrecognizable from what it had been — the particular, systematic destruction of two Blood Infusion experts in genuine engagement having converted the residential surface into the specific, honest record of what that level of combat produces when it does not have to be careful. Craters wide enough to hold a person. Shattered stones scattered with the honest, indiscriminate quality of material that has been in the vicinity of forces it was not designed to survive. Star energy pressing into the available space with the particular, saturating quality of something that has displaced the air’s natural flow and has left the surrounding atmosphere with the specific, dense quality of a medium that is doing too much at once.

Ambrose stood in the center of it.

The icy silver sword in her hand — the specific, ice-forged weapon that had been made in the particular, outer forest conditions of a Lukas who had decided to stop giving corrections and had given something more useful instead, the weapon carrying the honest, quality of something built for the person holding it rather than built for a general category of holder.

Her expression was indifferent with the particular, specific quality of an indifference that is not the absence of emotion but the specific, full presence of emotion that has been placed somewhere below the surface — contained with the honest, cultivated quality of someone who has decided that the face is not the appropriate location for what she is feeling and has kept it accordingly.

But the eyes.

Lukas looked at the eyes.

Two weeks. Corrections upon corrections upon the specific, accumulated corrections of someone who had been watching this technique develop from the honest, raw beginning of beginner level through the particular, compressed trajectory of someone with genuine talent receiving genuine instruction under genuine pressure. He had watched Ambrose’s sword develop with the particular, close attention of someone who had been making it develop, and he had believed he understood what he was watching.

The eyes were showing him something the two weeks had not shown him.

Colder than the sword.

The particular, specific quality of cold that is not temperature but the honest, specific expression of something interior finding its particular, outward channel — the fierceness beneath it carrying the specific, clear quality of someone who has stopped being threatened and has arrived, through the specific, ongoing exchange of holding two Blood Infusion experts with technique that should not have been sufficient, at the particular, honest place of someone who has found that the thing she was told would destroy her feels, in the specific, present reality of using it, more like herself than anything she was ever given permission to be.

Lukas stood at the edge of the scene.

The heavy bag of monster cores on his back. The All Heavens Mandate running its thousand circulations in the specific, critical state that had been the organizing constraint of every decision since the journey began.

He looked at the eyes.

And understood something about the girl he had been traveling with for two weeks that two weeks of traveling had not told him.

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