Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 151

Chapter 151 Nazgul

Even so, Sylas unhurriedly took out a third javelin and sent it flying out.

Mark frowned and was about to say something when Bloom blocked him with a hand.

When he gave her a questioning look, she gave him a glare in return.

The gnolls were ready to use the same tactic again, focusing their attention on the javelin. But just as they were about to deal with it, it fell from the skies limply.

They were caught off by this change when suddenly, the second javelin they had left behind whirred to life, shooting forward before Grimgor could even react and piercing the back of his skull.

Grimgor's eyes dimmed.

The gnolls looked back in shock, only for the third javelin to suddenly burst to life and reap another.

Before they even managed to make it to the walls, only four gnolls remained.

"I'll deal with the rest," Bloom spoke a few rare words. "Sylas, support me, please."

She leapt down from the walls after this, her spear flashing like streaks of silver stars through the night sky.

With the support of Sylas' kunai, Bloom made quick work of them. In fact, they were the first to finish.

There were other teams tasked to deal with this section of the wall with them, but none of them got the chance to act at all.

They could only stand by and conserve their strength.

Mark pulled Bloom up from below with a rope, grinning ear to ear.

"What are you grinning for? You almost ruined everything! Do you think being an idiot is a personality trait?"

Mark rubbed the back of his head and chuckled.

'She's sharp,' Sylas thought to himself. He watched Bloom lambasting her younger brother for the hundredth time today, but he didn't see the comedy in it this time. He was instead focused on something entirely different.

Bloom understood what he was doing even though she shouldn't have. In fact, he originally planned on stopping Mark from moving himself and would have had she not intervened.

The only way she could have known was that she had already deduced that he could pick up objects within 20 meters and "losing" control of his telekinesis didn't mean that he did so permanently.

The question was… did she gain this knowledge because she had observed other telekinesis users…? Or because she had seen through him?

The difference seemed meaningless. And yet, to Sylas, they were worlds apart.

The ground rumbled and a flash of light formed in the distance.

Sylas frowned. This situation could get out of hand quite quickly, and he felt that there was a reason Lucius was doing things this way. _{freeweɓnovēl.coɱ}