Against The Eternity Chapter 101: [100] Chapter - 60: Earth Vine Art vs Earth Domination Art (Part - 2/2)

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[100] Chapter - 60: Earth Vine Art vs Earth Domination Art (Part - 2/2) A note from Phoenixfly_steller Hello, reader! I know some—or rather, many—might skip this, but please take a moment to read it. As I mentioned before, my Patreon will be starting from the 1st of April. Right now, it’s still in progress. I’m uploading the chapters that were already posted here, but they are all edited and improved. I’m also re-uploading those edited chapters here as well. If you want to read ahead or consider supporting me, please join from April 1st. I really appreciate it. There, you will get five extra chapters in advance, and you will also receive six to seven updates per week. These updates will be released in parts, as some chapters are divided into multiple sections. Each part will usually have around 1000 words, and sometimes it can go up to 1500–2000 words, especially for special chapters. So— First, you will get five chapters to read ahead. Second, you will receive six to seven updates per week. (3 chapters per week instead of two chapters per week in Royal Road) Note: This does not mean I will stop updating here. I will continue updating here as well—it’s just that on Patreon, you will be ahead of the Royal Road readers. You can check the price for now. https://patreon.com/Phoenixfly_steller26?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Just as the massive spinning arrow closed to within a few meters, Ruhrat’s expression hardened. Forcing the last reserves of his strength, he formed another seal and shouted, his voice cutting through the rain. “Earth Vine Art — Second Form: Binding Net Fortress!” At once, multiple formations appeared in a circular pattern around the incoming arrow. From each formation, thick, chain-like vines burst forth, twisting rapidly as they shot toward the attack. One by one, they wrapped around the spinning arrow, binding it tightly. The vines stretched and locked themselves into opposite formations, forming a net-like structure that tried to halt the spinning arrow’s advance. But the force was just too overwhelming for the vine to stop it. The arrow continued to spin, grinding against the bindings, tearing at them with sheer pressure. Ruhrat gritted his teeth, pouring more ki into the technique, his body trembling under the strain. Even then, it wasn’t enough. “I haven’t mastered it… But it seems I have no choice,” Ruhrat muttered under his breath, his voice strained yet resolute. His hands moved once more, forming seals with desperate precision as the rain fell around him. “O Sacred Vine, claim that which opposes— Turn its force, return its will— By my command… let all be reversed.” “Earth Vine Art — Third Form: Reversal of Origin Command.” The vines surrounding the spinning arrow suddenly glowed with a deep, mystical green, their structure twisting unnaturally as the energy within them shifted. In that instant, something changed—Chandra’s connection to his attack snapped. The control he held over the arrow vanished completely. The massive spinning arrow shuddered mid-air… then reversed direction, tearing back toward him with the same overwhelming force. But Chandra was no longer there. The moment his control broke, his instincts reacted instantly. His body blurred through the air, vanishing from his position just before the attack returned. He reappeared at a distance, eyes narrowing slightly, realising that for the first time, his own technique had turned against him. Before Ruhrat could even comprehend what had happened, Chandra was already behind him. His movement had been silent—unseen—like a shadow slipping through a crack in reality. The cold edge of a blade rested against Ruhrat’s neck. ‘How…?’ the thought flashed through his mind, but it never reached his lips. Chandra’s voice came, calm and steady despite the battle that had just unfolded. “At your age… to push me this far,” he said quietly, “I’ll remember your name.” For a brief moment, the ra