REVENGE OF JASON LUTHER
Jason Luther has spent three miserable years living as the most despised son-in-law of the powerful Rotterdam family.
But humiliation is only the beginning.
One night, while delivering food to one of the richest men in the city, Jason makes a devastating discovery. Behind the doors of a luxurious penthouse, he finds his wife in the arms of another man. Worse still, she proudly reveals she is pregnant with her lover’s child. When Jason dares to confront them, the powerful businessman orders his guards to beat him and throw him out like garbage.
Bruised, broken, and desperate, Jason receives another crushing blow. The hospital calls. His mother’s condition has worsened, and she needs life-saving surgery within the hour—or she will die.
With nowhere else to turn, Jason rushes to the Rotterdam mansion, where the family is celebrating the matriarch’s birthday in extravagant luxury. In front of the entire elite gathering, Jason falls to his knees and begs for help. Instead of mercy, he receives only mockery, ridicule, and betrayal. His wife publicly humiliates him and shoves divorce papers into his hands before he is thrown out into the pouring rain.
Moments later, the final blow arrives.
His mother is dead.
A mysterious man appears to him.
A Genie.
Given three wishes capable of rewriting reality itself, Jason first brings his mother back to life—healthy, cured, and safe. With his second wish, he becomes the richest man in the world, inheriting unimaginable wealth, powerful connections, global companies, and influence beyond measure.
They have no idea who they just betrayed.
Now Jason holds limitless wealth, unstoppable power, and one final wish.
And this time, he is not begging.
He is coming back for revenge.
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Chapter: Three DaysThree days passed in the compound before anyone used the word ready out loud, and the person who finally said it was Davin, which surprised everyone including Davin himself.It happened on the morning of the fourth day, in the main practice yard, in the middle of a session that had started as individual skills work and evolved, the way everything the six of them did together seemed to evolve, into something considerably more complex than what any of them had originally intended.It had begun simply enough. Farren running blade drills on the southern end of the yard. Sable working heat control exercises against the stone wall, teaching herself, with the patient, methodical stubbornness that characterized everything she did, to apply thermal pressure at specific depths without surface signature. Lyss standing at the yard's center with her eyes closed and her breathing so slow and even it was almost meditative, her ambient awareness ranging outward across the compound and the mountain an
Last Updated: 2026-07-25
Chapter: Nine Waiting ThronesThe map stayed on the table until long past midday.Nobody suggested stopping. Nobody asked when the session was supposed to end. Mirela had slipped out quietly somewhere around the second hour, leaving behind a pitcher of water and a platter of cold food that got picked at absently by people too invested in what they were building to fully commit to eating, and the chamber's amber torchlight shifted slowly as the morning burned away into afternoon outside the mountain's rock, invisible but felt, the way time always makes itself felt when you stop tracking it deliberately.What happened in those hours wasn't planning, exactly. It was something more fundamental than planning, the process of six minds learning the shape of each other for the first time, finding the edges and textures of how each person thought, and Kael watched it happen with the same quiet, cataloguing attention Read applied to everything.Wren operated in pure information, laying facts across the conversation like a m
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Chapter: The UnmakerDawn in the mountains arrived like a cold judgment, grey light pressing through the narrow window of Kael's room with no particular concern for whether he was ready for it, and he was already awake when it came, sitting cross legged on the stone floor with the reforged blade across his knees, running through the mental catalogue of everything his body had learned to do in the past four days.It wasn't much, measured against the scale of what he now understood he was walking into. A handful of evolved skills, a stat sheet that the system itself couldn't properly project, a title that read less like an honor and more like a marker placed carefully on a map by hands that didn't want to lose track of him.But it was more than he'd had when he woke on that barracks mattress four mornings ago, and the distance between those two versions of himself felt, even now, almost impossible to fully measure.He heard the knock on his door precisely as the light outside shifted from grey to pale gold,
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Chapter: The Ashen RecordThe Commander's name, Kael learned within the first few minutes of following her through the compound's inner halls, was Mirela Kessing, and she moved through her own waystation with the brisk, economical purpose of someone who had long ago stopped wasting motion on anything that didn't need doing."Vera tells me you survived a Judgment," she said, leading him down a narrow stone corridor lit by hanging lanterns, Vera and Farren trailing a few steps behind. "I want you to understand how unusual a sentence that is before we go any further. In eleven years commanding this waystation, I have heard exactly two other accounts of a Judgment being dispatched against a target. Both targets died. You are the first person I have ever spoken to who watched one walk away.""I didn't feel like I did much," Kael admitted. "Mostly I just refused to stop standing.""That," Mirela said, glancing back at him with an expression that was hard to read, somewhere between professional assessment and somethi
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Chapter: Killing The AnomalyThe hall where the Council of the Endless Dark convened had no walls that any mortal architecture would recognize, only a vast circle of darkness given shape by nine thrones carved from nine different materials, each one a monument to the particular ruin its owner commanded, arranged around a tenth throne that had sat empty for longer than any of them cared to remember.Frost. Ash. Iron. Bone. Rot. Shadow. Chains. Glass. Fire that gave no warmth.And in the center of that circle, hovering where no floor existed at all, the Judgment that had walked away from a frozen clearing three hours before now stood reporting to nine pairs of eyes that had not, in over forty years, all turned toward the same subject at once."You are telling us," said the General seated on the throne of black iron, his voice a grinding, metallic rasp that seemed to come from somewhere deep beneath solid ground, "that you encountered an unranked anomaly, applied a Judgment pulse at full intensity, and left the enga
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Chapter: The Judgment The white swallowed everything, sound and sight and even the frantic hammer of his own heartbeat, and for one suspended, terrible moment Kael understood exactly what it meant to stand inside a force the system itself had refused to rank.He didn't feel the cold so much as feel himself disappearing into it, his own body's warmth being pulled out through his skin in great stealing handfuls, ice forming along his lashes, his lungs seizing around air that no longer wanted to move.[HP: 40/40. HP: 12/40. HP: 3/40.]The numbers dropped in front of his eyes faster than he could process them, not from a strike, not from any single blow, but simply from existing inside that pulse of absolute cold, and somewhere in the white his own voice screamed something that might have been Vera's name, though he never heard whether she answered.Then, buried under the pain and the cold and the plummeting numbers, something in him refused.It wasn't Read. Read
Last Updated: 2026-07-17
