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Chapter 303: PLEASE SKIP THIS -

Chapter 303: PLEASE SKIP THIS Chapter

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Hey everyone,

I have to post this message with a very heavy heart because I’ve made a huge mistake, and I am incredibly sorry for it.

I somehow managed to upload a completely wrong set of Chapters. Everything from Chapter 292 all the way to Chapter 313 is incorrect and has nothing to do with our main storyline. I can only imagine how confusing this must have been for all of you, and I am truly ashamed of this error.

So, this is what I need you all to do:

Please, please SKIP all Chapters from 292 to 313.

The story picks back up correctly at Chapter 314. Please jump straight to Chapter 314.

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The battlefield crackled with tension as Adam and Cain stood across from each other, their auras clashing in an invisible war of dominance. The ground beneath them was scarred, fractured by the sheer force of their battle.

Sona and Tayo, still recovering from Cain’s earlier attack, watched with determined expressions. Phantom hovered nearby, her form flickering slightly as she analyzed Cain’s movements, searching for an opening.

Cain, his golden eyes gleaming with an eerie amusement, cracked his knuckles. "You’re impressive, Adam. But raw power won’t be enough to defeat me."

Adam wiped the blood from his lip, his stance unwavering. "Then I’ll just have to use more than raw power."

With that, Adam vanished—his speed now enhanced by his Divine Hand ability.

Cain’s eyes flickered, barely able to register the movement before Adam appeared behind him, launching a devastating punch.

BOOM!

Cain whipped around, blocking just in time, but the force sent him skidding backward. His boots dug trenches into the battlefield as he grinned. "Now that’s more like it!"

Cain’s body suddenly radiated golden energy, and the air around him warped unnaturally. Adam’s instincts screamed a warning, but before he could react, Cain vanished in an instant.

Adam barely managed to raise his arms before a devastating fist slammed into his gut.

The impact sent shockwaves through his body, and in the next instant—

CRACK!

Adam was launched backward, crashing through the remains of a steel structure. The sheer force of the hit made his vision blur for a moment.

Sona and Tayo gasped, their energy surging as they prepared to assist. But before they could act—

Cain was already in front of them.

He extended his hand, and an invisible gravitational force slammed into them, pinning them to the ground.

Phantom, realizing the danger, teleported behind Cain, attempting a sneak attack. But Cain, as if sensing her movement, effortlessly dodged and retaliated with a brutal counterattack.

She barely managed to phase out in time, avoiding the full brunt of the strike.

Cain smirked. "You’re all persistent. I’ll give you that."

Amidst the dust and rubble, Adam groaned, forcing himself to his feet. His muscles ached, his ribs protested, but his spirit remained unbroken.

His Divine Hand ability flared once more, energy crackling around him as he locked eyes with Cain.

"I’m not done yet."

Cain’s smirk widened. "Good. Then let’s continue."

Adam exhaled sharply, shaking off the pain that lingered from Cain’s brutal assault. The battlefield was a wasteland of destruction—shattered ground, fractured steel, and flickering remnants of energy from their previous clashes.

Cain stood tall, golden energy pulsating around him like a living force, his amusement unwavering. "Still standing? I expected nothing less."

Adam cracked his knuckles, his expression firm. "You talk too much."

With a flicker of motion, Adam vanished, his enhanced speed propelling him toward Cain with incredible force.

Cain, anticipating the attack, swung a counterpunch, but Adam twisted mid-air, narrowly avoiding the strike. Using the momentum, he brought his elbow crashing down onto Cain’s shoulder.

BOOM!

Cain staggered slightly, his smirk momentarily fading.

"Not bad."

Adam didn’t waste a second—his fist lit up with energy, and he followed with a rapid series of devastating punches. Each blow sent shockwaves through the battlefield, the sheer force causing the air to tremble.

Cain blocked, parried, and absorbed the attacks, but Adam’s relentless assault was beginning to push him back.

For the first time, Cain’s expression shifted—from amusement to focus.

Cain suddenly clapped his hands together, and an overwhelming gravitational force exploded outward.

Adam was caught off guard. His body froze mid-motion, as if the air itself had turned to stone around him.

Cain’s golden energy flared. "You’re fast, Adam. But speed is useless... if you can’t move."

Before Adam could react, Cain vanished—and reappeared in front of him, his hand surging with a terrifying power.

A single palm strike landed on Adam’s chest.

CRACK!

A deafening shockwave erupted, sending Adam hurtling backward like a meteor, slamming into the wreckage of a broken structure.

The sheer force of the impact sent tremors through the ground.

Sona and Tayo, still pinned by Cain’s gravitational hold, struggled against the unseen weight crushing down on them.

"Adam!" Sona called out, her eyes burning with determination.

Phantom, hovering in the distance, clenched her fists. She had to act—fast.

Before Cain could launch another attack, Phantom teleported behind him.

Her spectral form shimmered as she activated Void Chain, an ability designed to restrict energy flow.

Dark blue chains erupted from the void, latching onto Cain’s limbs.

For the first time, Cain flinched—his golden energy flickering under the weight of Phantom’s power.

"Now!" Phantom shouted.

Adam, still recovering from Cain’s attack, forced himself up. Blood trickled from his lip, but his eyes burned with renewed determination.

This was his chance.

Adam summoned his Divine Hand ability, his aura flaring brighter than ever before.

He vanished—and reappeared above Cain, his fist crackling with energy.

Cain, still struggling against Phantom’s chains, looked up just in time to see Adam’s attack descend upon him.

"Take this!"

Adam’s punch connected—a direct hit to Cain’s chest.

BOOOOM!

The ground beneath them shattered upon impact, sending a massive shockwave across the battlefield.

As the dust settled, Adam stood tall, his breathing heavy.

Cain, now kneeling, let out a slow breath—before grinning.

"Impressive."

As the dust settled, Adam stood firm, his chest rising and falling with heavy breaths. His last attack had sent Cain crashing into the shattered ground, creating a deep crater around him. For a moment, there was silence.

But then—

CRACK!

A golden surge of energy erupted from the crater as Cain slowly stood up, dusting off his clothes like he had merely tripped.

His armor, though slightly cracked, remained intact. He rolled his shoulders, testing his limbs.

"Not bad, Adam," Cain said, his voice smooth as ever. "That actually hurt a little."

Adam clenched his fists. "You’re still standing? Damn it..."

Cain grinned, wiping away a small streak of blood from his lip.

"You’re strong," Cain admitted, "but strength alone won’t save you."

In an instant, his golden aura flared, warping the very air around them. The pressure intensified, making even Phantom take a step back.

Cain extended his hand toward Adam—

And suddenly, Adam felt his entire body being pulled forward against his will.

"Ghh—!" Adam gritted his teeth as he was dragged toward Cain, unable to resist.

Cain smirked. "You’re fast, Adam, but what happens if I make it impossible for you to move?"

With a flick of his wrist, the invisible force slammed Adam into the ground with brutal impact.

BOOM!

The sheer force of the gravitational attack created deep cracks beneath Adam’s body, pinning him down as if the very earth was crushing him.

Sona and Tayo gasped, struggling against the oppressive force.

"L-Lord Adam!" Sona cried out, trying to push forward, but even with all her strength, she couldn’t move an inch.

Phantom’s eyes widened. "This power... it’s even stronger than before!"

Cain slowly walked toward Adam, his boots crushing the broken ground beneath him.

"You impressed me, Adam." Cain’s voice was filled with admiration, but his eyes glowed with deadly intent. "But in the end, it won’t matter."

He raised his hand—

And suddenly, the gravity around Adam doubled.

Adam gasped as the weight crushed down on his chest, making it hard to breathe. His limbs refused to move. His vision blurred at the edges.

Move! he told himself. Move, damn it!

But his body wasn’t responding.

Cain towered over him, golden energy swirling around his palm as he prepared the finishing blow.

"Let’s end this, Adam."

He brought his hand down—

But before his attack could connect—

BOOOOM!

A sudden explosion of black and blue energy struck Cain from the side, sending him flying backward several meters.

The attack had come from Phantom.

Adam gasped as the pressure around him suddenly lifted.

Phantom landed beside him, her spectral form flickering as she gritted her teeth. "You good?"

Adam coughed, nodding. "Barely."

Cain, now standing in the distance, dusted himself off once more. His golden eyes flickered toward Phantom, his amusement returning.

"Hah... interesting. I wasn’t expecting that from you."

Phantom smirked, her aura crackling. "Yeah? Well, expect more."

Adam wiped the sweat from his forehead, forcing himself back up. His muscles ached, but his determination burned brighter than ever.

He glanced at Phantom, then at Sona and Tayo, who were slowly regaining movement.

This fight wasn’t over yet.

With a determined glare, Adam cracked his knuckles.

"Alright, Cain. Round two."

Adam rolled his shoulders, the ache in his body still present, but his determination overshadowing the pain. Phantom had given him a much-needed opening, and he wasn’t about to waste it.

Cain, standing in the distance, observed them with a composed smirk. His golden aura flickered around him like a controlled storm, a sign that he hadn’t even begun to unleash his full strength.

"You’re persistent, Adam," Cain remarked, "but persistence alone won’t change the outcome."

Adam wiped the blood from his lip and smirked. "Then let’s see if I can prove you wrong."

Without warning, Adam vanished.

In the blink of an eye, he reappeared behind Cain, his fist already mid-swing.

Cain barely had time to react—

BOOM!

Adam’s punch connected, sending Cain flying into the air. The force of the impact shattered the ground where Cain once stood.

But Adam wasn’t done yet.

He teleported above Cain, intercepting his trajectory, and with a fierce spin, he kicked Cain straight down, sending him crashing into the earth below.

The battlefield shook violently, dust and debris flying in every direction.

Sona and Tayo, still regaining their strength, watched in awe.

"Lord Adam is... overpowering him!" Tayo exclaimed.

Phantom narrowed her eyes, sensing something off. "No. Cain’s too strong to go down that easily."

And she was right.

Before the dust could fully settle, a golden explosion erupted from the crater.

Cain emerged unscathed, his aura now raging like an untamed storm. His expression had changed. The amusement in his eyes was gone, replaced with something far more dangerous—annoyance.

"Enough games," Cain muttered, his voice now laced with irritation.

He raised his hand—

And in the next instant, Adam felt his entire body freeze in place.

Gravity increased tenfold.

Adam’s eyes widened in shock as he was yanked downward, his knees slamming into the ground with a force that cracked the surface beneath him.

Phantom, Sona, and Tayo felt it too—an unbearable weight pressing down on them.

"Damn it...!" Phantom growled, struggling to stand.

Cain slowly walked forward, his golden eyes locked onto Adam.

"I underestimated you," Cain admitted, "but you made one crucial mistake."

He clenched his fist, and suddenly, Adam felt the force double in strength.

"You let me get serious."

The pressure became unbearable.

Adam gritted his teeth, his muscles screaming in pain as his body was nearly flattened into the ground.

He couldn’t move.

Adam’s vision blurred. His strength was fading. His body refused to respond.

Cain stood over him, victorious. "This is the end, Adam."

But then—

A familiar voice echoed in Adam’s mind.

"Lord Adam... don’t give up."

Sona.

Through the pain, Adam forced his eyes open.

Sona and Tayo, despite the immense pressure, were fighting to stand—their determination burning bright.

Phantom, though struggling, still had fire in her eyes.

Adam took a deep breath, gathering every ounce of his willpower.

"Not yet."

A faint blue aura flickered around him.

Cain raised an eyebrow. "Still resisting?"

Adam’s lips curled into a defiant smirk.

"You’re damn right I am."