Beyond Beast Rank
BEYOND BEAST RANK
In a world where power determines everything, Ethan Cole is one of the weakest.
Three years after awakening a seemingly useless talent, he has given up on becoming a powerful beast tamer. His only priority is surviving and taking care of his younger sister.
But one night, an unexpected discovery changes his life.
Inside an illegal warehouse, Ethan finds an injured black puppy with mysterious blue eyes. Unable to abandon it, he risks everything to save the creature.
That decision awakens something he never knew existed.
The Apex Evolution System.
A mysterious system capable of revealing hidden potential and unlocking evolutionary paths beyond ordinary understanding.
For the first time, Ethan has a chance to rise above those who once looked down on him. But his new companion carries secrets that even the system cannot fully explain.
As Ethan grows stronger, powerful enemies begin to take notice. And somewhere beyond the known limits of beast evolution, an ancient danger is waiting.
What if the weakest beast tamer possesses the key to an evolution the world was never meant to witness?
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Chapter: An Unexpected DiscoveryHeavy footsteps slammed against the concrete floor just a few yards away, threatening to shatter the fragile silence of the back room.My heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped animal, screaming at me to run away while I still had the chance. Every logical voice in my head warned me that staying here was absolute suicide. I was an ordinary delivery rider with no combat training, no powerful beast to protect me, and no idea how to fight men who wore tactical gear and carried heavy weapons. If they caught me tampering with their cages, they would not listen to any excuses. They would throw me into a cell, lock the door, and let me rot away in the dark where nobody would ever find me.Yet my feet refused to turn around toward the service door.I looked down through the reinforced glass panel at the small black puppy. Its glowing blue eyes stared up at me with quiet suffering, showing no trace of anger or hostility, only a desperate plea for survival. It reminded me too much of Lil
Last Updated: 2026-11-07
Chapter: The Black-Eyed BeastA tiny, choked breath rattled inside the small glass cage, cutting through the heavy noise of the warehouse like a sharp knife.I knelt down in the cold dust, bringing my eyes level with the reinforced glass panel. My fingers gripped the edge of my delivery bag as I peered into the dark enclosure. The other cages held massive beasts with glowing armor or sharp horns, but this enclosure held something that looked heartbreakingly small and fragile.It resembled an ordinary puppy, no larger than a house cat, yet its small frame radiated a heavy, unnatural presence that made the hair on my arms stand straight up.Its dark fur was matted with dried blood and wet dirt, clinging close to its bruised skin. Deep open gasps scarred its hind legs, and a thick metal collar locked tightly around its thin neck, digging into its flesh with sharp spikes. A thin cable ran from the collar to a flashing monitor on the wall, pulsing with steady, rhythmic shocks of red light.The most striking feature was
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Chapter: Behind Closed DoorsA soft, mournful whine drifted through the narrow gap of the service door, wrapping around my heart like a cold, tightening fist.I knew I should turn around right now and run back to my motorcycle. Every logical thought in my head warned me that slipping inside an illegal facility in the dead end industrial sector was a fast way to disappear forever. But the memory of that pitiful sound pushed my feet forward. I pulled the heavy iron panel wider, slipping my body through the crack into the dim interior before I could talk myself out of it.The heavy door clicked shut behind me with a muffled thud, cutting off the howling wind of the rail yard.The air inside hit my face like a wall of hot, chemical heat. It smelled thick of burnt copper, antiseptic fluid, and unwashed animal fur. I pressed my back against a stack of empty wooden crates, keeping my breath shallow and quiet while my eyes adjusted to the amber glow coming from overhead lamps.From the outside, Warehouse Seventeen looked
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Chapter: The Hidden WarehouseA sharp metallic clang echoed through the empty rail yard, making my heart leap straight into my throat.I pressed my back hard against the cold corrugated metal of Warehouse Seventeen, holding my breath so hard my chest began to burn. The five hundred credits flashing on my phone screen felt like a cruel joke now. I had chased this address across the dark city because I needed to pay the rent and buy Lily her medicine, but standing here in the freezing mud, I realized money could not protect me if someone inside decided to open fire.I pulled my phone out of my pocket and tapped the screen to check the delivery map again.The blue navigation dot sat directly on top of the warehouse roof. The application confirmed that I had reached the exact destination assigned by the anonymous sender. But there was no reception desk, no delivery chute, and no sign welcoming couriers. There was only a rotting industrial building guarded by active security cameras and thick steel doors.My fingers sh
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Chapter: The Abandoned DistrictA cold chill ran down my neck as I stared at the metal door of Warehouse Seventeen.The building looked dead from the outside. Its roof sagged in the middle, and broken glass littered the muddy ground around the rusty foundation walls. No signs of life appeared anywhere near the main entrance. But as I stepped closer over the wet gravel, my eyes caught a detail that did not belong on an abandoned structure.Fresh tyre tracks cut deep into the mud right in front of the loading bay. The dirt was damp and turned over recently, showing that a heavy vehicle had parked there only hours ago. Oil spots dripped onto the wet stones, still shimmering under the faint moon light.I pulled out my phone and tapped the delivery application to check the instructions again.The screen showed the address and the payment amount, but the recipient contact button was greyed out. I tapped it three times, but a red notification popped up saying the user number was no longer active. A cold knot formed in my s
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Chapter: An Unusual DeliveryFive hundred credits sat glowing on my phone screen like a lifeline in the middle of a freezing ocean.I stared at the numbers while sitting at the small kitchen table, listening to the soft, rhythmic wheeze of Lily breathing in the next room. Three hundred credits were due for our rent tomorrow morning. Another hundred would buy a fresh bottle of lung medicine that would keep her safe through the rainy weeks ahead. The last hundred would buy enough basic food to keep us going for two full weeks. The math did not leave room for hesitation, doubts, or fear.Every second I sat in silence, the harsh reality of our life pressed harder against my chest. My hands were still stiff from the cold rain outside, but the heat of panic kept my pulse hammering against my ribs. I picked up my pencil, writing down our expenses on a scrap piece of paper just to confirm what I already knew. The numbers did not lie. My regular delivery route earned me barely twelve credits a day after paying for motorcy
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