Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 468

Chapter 468: Overplayed Hand (1)

Sylas' stride lengthened, and the depth of color in his eyes seemed to deepen. However, he was distinctly aware that, other than the beasts on the battlefield, everyone seemed to be focused on something else.

The Great Celestial Wall trembled, and beams of light began to pierce the skies.

Then, all at once, three figures appeared.

They were tall, two of them well over two meters. Though their bodies were slender, they were packed with power and explosiveness, as though every one of their muscle fibers was worth double that of a human's. The bluish-grey skin that adorned their bodies and the scales that beaded across their chests and centered on their foreheads seemed particularly reflective even against the will of the clouded skies above.

Clypsians.

Three of them.

And their power was no joke.

[Elyndor Coralspire (FFF+)]

[Level: 9]

[Physical: 1122]

[Mental: 1248]

[Will: 995]

[Sorvanis Coralspire (FFF+)]

[Level: 9]

[Physical: 1092]

[Mental: 1382]

[Will: 996]

[Vorthyx Coralspire (FFF+)]

[Level: 9]

[Physical: 1322]

[Mental: 1277]

[Will: 995]

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They all stood on the edge of the Great Celestial Wall, and there seemed to be an invisible barrier around them that rebuffed the beasts.

Sylas didn't need to think much to know why they appeared. There was no doubt that it was for Nosphaleen. However, it was outside of his calculations that their reaction would be so fierce and immediate.

For one, Nosphaleen should have never been to Earth before. She should have been born into captivity and slavery. They shouldn't know who she was.

Second, they didn't even share her last name, meaning they weren't part of the same clan of people to begin with. They only shared a Race, and this wasn't typically enough to cause such a fierce reaction.

Of course, there was the possibility that the number of Clypsians that remained was so few that they had grown a different sort of solidarity that humans were yet to share. Or, it could be that Clypsian society was more close-knit than he knew, but this was still only part of the oddity.