Chapter 657 Eight Years

Chapter 657 Eight Years

Atticus had been holding onto a very powerful artifact for years now.

Five years ago, after the attack on the Ravenstein camp and the subsequent award ceremony, Avalon had promised to give Atticus a gift for his impressive display during the ceremony.

In light of this, Avalon had given Atticus a spherical object containing five blue earrings. Out of these five, only one remained.

Atticus had given two to Aurora and Ember back at the academy, the third to Avalon, and the last was always fixed on his left ear.

The effects of the artifact were simple yet profound.

**Name:** Echo's Call **Rank:** Grandmaster+ **Function:** Echo's Call is a powerful teleportation artifact. Each of the five earrings within the sphere is linked through a connection. When one wearer is in danger, they can mentally trigger the artifact, which will teleport another wearer of the earring to their location instantly.

It was an incredibly powerful artifact, and to Atticus, it served as a tremendous safety net.

The entire battlefield descended into a deafening silence. Alll latest novels at novelhall.com

Alvis and Ronad found themselves standing together hundreds of meters away the moment that man appeared.

Avalon Ravenstein.

One of the four stars of the Ravenstein family and one of the greatest geniuses ever to appear in the human domain.

Avalon had broken almost all the records left behind by Magnus and was expected to become a being even stronger than Magnus.

Avalon truly deserved the title of the family head of a family of madmen. Only a madman could lead a family filled with them.

Avalon was known throughout the human domain for two things: his overwhelming talent and power, and his hot temper.

Magnus was calm and steady, striking only when provoked. However, his threshold for nonsense was still relatively high, depending on the situation, of course. But Avalon was the opposite. At any sign of nonsense, Avalon would erupt.

'Can we handle him?' Alvis wondered, still in his bestial and transformed state. Although his left arm had started healing, it would take time for it to fully grow back.

Avalon stared at Ronad for a few seconds without uttering a single word.

For eight years—eight whole years—he had been searching for this man. The same man who had killed his brother, Ariel Ravenstein.

And now, that same man was standing right in front of him.

There was no need for useless words.

Avalon's lips parted, and though he uttered only a single word, it was enough to send a tremor through the entire space.

"Domain,"

The word echoed like a thunderclap, reverberating through the atmosphere.

In the next instant, it happened. An eruption of blinding orange light exploded from Avalon's body, so intense that it was as though a sun had ignited on the battlefield.

The light shot up into the sky, a searing pillar of fire that tore through the heavens.

It felt as though a nuclear explosion had detonated, the force of the blast rippling outward in all directions.

The shockwave that followed was a wall of heat and power, incinerating everything in its path, reducing the landscape to ash and cinders in an instant.

The orange light continued to spread outward, expanding with terrifying speed until it encompassed everything within its reach.

The sky, once pitch black, was now an inferno, swirling with fire and smoke, the very clouds themselves burning.

In the center of the raging world, where the heat was so intense it could melt steel, Avalon stood tall.

The flames swirled around him fiercely, yet they seemed almost tamed in his presence, as if bowing to their master.

Alvis and Ronad had immediately unleashed their own domains as soon as Avalon had done so.

However, instead of each one clashing for dominance and trying to overcome Avalon's domain, Avalon's domain was so overwhelming that only two small mini-domains formed around the both of them, each one fighting a losing battle and on the verge of being snuffed out.