I Received System to Become Dragonborn

Chapter 608 Darker Intentions

Eccar slammed into the black mountain, his body cutting through jagged rock before coming to an abrupt halt. The impact left a crater in the dark stone, sending shards and dust cascading around him.

He groaned then rising slowly as he pressed a hand to his face, feeling the warmth of blood trickling from a small wound on his cheek.

His eyes narrowed as he rubbed his jaw. The punch wasn't just stronger, it was something else entirely. It carried a force that resonated beyond mere physical strength, like a ripple of divine power. The power that probably as strong as his.

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He wiped the blood with the back of his hand and staring at the smear for a moment before his thoughts turned to Krevak's words.

"My god wants to say their greetings to you."

Eccar's mind raced.

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What did he mean by that?"

Did Krevak truly know he was a Dragonborn? And what kind of god was he talking about? Was this just a ruse or was there something far larger at play?

The pieces began to fall into place as he considered the invasion and the sheer power Krevak wielded. This wasn't just another raid for resources or land. No, this was coordinated, precise, and calculated.

There was something darker behind all of it, something that demanded his full attention. N0t like what he thought when he come here before.

His instincts screamed at him, breaking him from his thoughts just as Krevak's golden-red aura surged toward him like a comet.

Eccar reacted instantly, his body glowing as he activated

Dragon Scale

, the mystical armor forming over his skin like shimmering brown stone.

He braced himself and raising his arms to block Krevak's incoming strike.

The impact sent another shockwave across the battlefield, scattering debris in every direction.

Their battle reignited in a furious blaze of strength and speed, each clash of their powers reshaping the land.

Krevak's strikes had grown sharper, more focused, his aura burning brighter as if drawing from an unseen source.

But Eccar fought back, his Dragon Scale absorbing most of the attack with no problem for now.

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he wondered. "

What do they want with me?"

Eccar ducked under Krevak's swipe then countering with a swift uppercut that grazed his opponent's chin, but his focus was no longer solely on the fight. He wanted answers.

"Who is this god you keep talking about?" Eccar asked.

Krevak didn't respond. Instead, he launched forward with new aggression, his golden-red energy flaring violently as he unleashed a barrage of strikes.

His silence only annoyed Eccar, each unanswered question feeding his frustration.

Eccar growled, sidestepping another blow before planting his feet firmly into the ground. His aura surged, brown energy enveloping his entire body. With a sudden explosive burst he drove his fist forward, channeling strength into a single devastating punch.

The impact was catastrophic. Krevak's head snapped back as Eccar's fist connected, the force of the blow obliterating half of Krevak's face in a spray of energy and blood. His body was hurled backward like a ragdoll, crashing into a jagged outcrop with a sickening thud.

The battlefield fell silent for a moment, the only sound the crackling of dissipating energy and the groans of the wounded terrain.

Eccar straightened, his face flat and emotionless, but his eyes burned with an intensity.

He began walking slowly toward Krevak, his gaze never leaving the broken figure slumped against the rocks.

"Explain," Eccar said, his voice low but filled with quiet menace. "Who is this god of yours? What do they want with me?"

Krevak stirred, his remaining eye glaring at Eccar with a mix of defiance and hatred. Despite his injuries, his golden-red aura flared faintly, stubbornly clinging to life.

"You really don't know, do you?" Krevak spat, his voice ragged but laced with venom. "How far your kind has become a nuisance."

Eccar's fists clenched, but he held his ground, waiting for Krevak to continue.

"The god that your kind, the so-called Dragonborn, have usurped from their power," Krevak said, his tone thick with scorn, "We swore to take revenge for what was stolen from us!"

Eccar's eyes narrowed, his sharp gaze cutting into Krevak like a blade.

"Taken?" he echoed, his mind racing. "What are you talking about? Who took it from you?"

Krevak chuckled weakly, the sound bitter and spiteful. "You'll find out soon enough. Your ignorance won't protect you when they come for you. When they come for

all

of you!"

Eccar's heart pounded, but his face remained impassive. The weight of Krevak's words lingered in the air, heavy and foreboding. He had expected a simple answer, but instead, he had uncovered a truth far darker than he could have anticipated.

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