298.The roof suddenly split open as Devin and the Mayor shot up into the sky causing wood, steel, and God’s to come falling on the ground. The sky was wide enough to swallow them both, and as they hit the first blow, there was a great strike of lightning. Devin barely had time to catch his breath before the Mayor’s fist hit his jaw, throwing him backwards into the side of a tall building, destroying it on impact. Devin grunted and wiped the blood from his mouth with the back of his hand. “Motherfucker!” He hissed, glaring up at the Mayor. The man was no longer human passing. His eyes were burning furiously and there was black light moving around his skin. Everything around him felt insanely hot. “You can’t fight what’s already written, boy!” The Mayor said, sounding like a thousand waters. “You can’t fight destiny, Devin.” “I don’t believe in your version of destiny!” Devin exclaimed before flying up to meet him. The two collided midair again with the force of a bomb and

"You should not be here. You have no place in this family anymore," she said in a rude tone with a frown on her face. Drax chuckled while he gazed at her. "You really have no shame, do you? Speaking like this after trying to kill your own husband," Drax retorted, and that made Kira's heart sink instantly. First she wondered how he survived and drove back the assassin's car and now he knows? "I must quickly discredit this. If people know what I've done, my family's company will be ruined," Kira thought to herself. "What nonsense are you spilling, Aiden? Are you drunk? This is our wedding anniversary night and you decided to get drunk tonight?" Kira asked and crossed her arms but Drax dipped his hand into his pocket and took out the necklace that Aiden had purchased for his wife. "I'm not Aiden. Here, this is your anniversary gift," he replied and threw the necklace at her feet. "How dare you?!" Kira growled with fury in her voice. "I don't even know why I married you in t

300. Amanda was screaming Petra's name, but all Devin could hear was his heart pounding and blood and power rushing through his veins. He had tried every single thing he could, every single power up, but nothing was working properly. He sighed. "System override, full magnification." [WARNING! SYSTEM INTEGRITY AT 2%. MAGNIFICATION WILL CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE!] "Yeah." He muttered. "Do it anyway." Devin's whole body started to buzz. His whole body became a powerful being of gold light and fury. The spirit barely had time to look up before Devin's fist came smashing into his chest. The shockwave blew things back within two-mile radius. The ground split open under them. "FUCKING DIE!" Devin roared, pushing with everything he had. The light burst out from his hands like an exploding sun. The spirit screamed. Amanda shielded her eyes, dragging Petra behind the wreck of a car. "Holy shit! Holy fucking shit! We're going to die right now!" But as Devin tried to go further

"I'm not a thief. Do not say what you don't know," Drax fumed while the accusation hit him, but the woman scoffed in response."You're supposed to be on your knees begging for your life right now! You look like the beggar that came earlier today for alms giving. How dare you break into this house to steal?" She yelled again, waving her hands in the air in an exaggerated manner.Drax was beyond angry at that point. Of all the terrible things that has happened to him that evening, this was by far the worse."Maybe I should just call the police on you. I don't know why the guards are taking so long to pick you up and throw you out of this house!" The woman added."You shouldn't speak to me in that manner," Drax replied to her gently, his face twisting into something darker."Or what? What will you do? Kill me? Are you also a killer? I should definitely get you locked up!" The woman screamed out loud."Why are you harassing my guest? Aren't you supposed to be in the kitchen cooking?" Cara

302. Amanda wasn’t interested in what Devin was trying to pull. He was worried and afraid, most likely grieving. She understood that he wasn’t himself. She walked away, looking around the ruins. How many lives had been lost because they believed in someone… no, something that wanted them all dead for its personal gain? Was there even anything after death for the dead to ponder upon? What had actually happened to Petra? Amanda sighed, shaking her head. She couldn’t say she had been friends with Petra as she knew the woman didn’t necessarily like her, she was just kind and couldn’t complain. Amanda didn’t blame her. She hadn’t necessarily been a good person in the past, so she understood if Petra still mistrusted her. All Amanda could hope was that the woman had a swift death. As she walked around, the front of what was left of her left boot hit something. Then she bent down and picked it up from the dirt. It was small, circular, and glowing. Sort of. A medallion. She looked at