All Chapters of Loser Man Returns As God Of War: Chapter 21
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Chapter 22
The city hadn’t healed from the bombing.Ash clung to rooftops like snow that had forgotten how to melt. Storefronts were boarded up, windows taped with giant Xs, and the air still carried a metallic taste—gunpowder, smoke, and fear. The streets weren’t just quiet.They were expecting something.In a flickering security feed deep in a building no one had used in years, a figure stepped into frame.Long black coat. Combat boots. Hood up. Head tilted slightly like he was listening to a song only he could hear.He moved like a rumor—silent, smooth, and absolutely sure of where he was going.This wasn’t someone passing through.He was here with intention.“Target city perimeter secured,” a voice crackled in his earpiece. Female, monotone. AI. “Heat signatures reduced to minimal. Civilian activity within expected pattern.”The figure didn’t respond.He stepped through the rusted double doors of the old shipping plant, where Iron Hand had set up a temporary base. A sensor scanned him as he
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Chapter 23
The sky was dark, split by thin streaks of lightning in the distance. Rain hadn’t started yet, but the air was thick—like the city was holding its breath.The old train yard was empty, rusted tracks stretching out like scars across the concrete. Crates and broken-down cars sat forgotten, blanketed in shadows. Somewhere, a metal sheet clanged in the wind.And in the middle of it all stood Davion.Black hoodie. Gloves. Face hidden in the shadow of his hood. Still as a statue.Then came the sound.Boots.Click. Click. Click.Irene emerged from the far side, trench coat flapping like wings behind her, her badge flashing under the moonlight. Gun drawn, aimed straight at him.“I don’t miss, you know,” she said, voice cold and sharp. “So don’t do anything stupid.”Davion didn’t even blink.“I figured it was you,” he said quietly.“You’ve been ghosting me for three weeks,” Irene snapped. “Tailing your trail of wreckage, broken arms, and anonymous tip-offs. You’ve been very busy for someone wh
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Chapter 24
Word travels fast in the underground.One whisper becomes ten, ten becomes a hundred. Then it’s a wildfire—sweeping through the city’s shadows like gasoline meeting flame.It started with a video.Grainy, low-res, but calculated. Leaked on private forums, underground message boards, and dark web markets hidden behind layers of encryption. At first, it looked like any other low-level contract. Until people clicked play.The screen flickered. Then static.A distorted voice came through—masculine, but warped by a voice modulator. Mechanical. Robotic. No emotion.A single symbol flashed across the screen: a red circle broken by a jagged line. No one recognized it. But it felt like a warning.Then the message:> “Subject: Codename Davion. Target is active in Sector 9, possibly working solo. Threat level: extreme. Objective: terminate with proof. Reward: fifty million crypto. Untraceable. First come, first paid.”No name. No contact info. Just a cold, blank screen and numbers that made jaws
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Chapter 25
Davion knew something was off the moment he stepped out of the ramen shop.Too quiet.The street, normally alive with late-night drunks and neon lights, felt frozen. A soft breeze blew past him, but it carried tension instead of chill.He adjusted the hood of his jacket, eyes darting left and right. The scent of soy sauce clung to him, but underneath it, he caught something sharper—gun oil.He wasn’t alone.He kept walking, casually at first, like he was just a regular guy heading home. But his mind was racing. Two shadows moved on his left, lingering too long by a vending machine. A third flickered in a window reflection ahead."You've got to be kidding me," he muttered under his breath.Davion turned down an alley.Bad move.Three figures stepped out behind him. One was a woman with a scar across her face, holding twin daggers. Another held a rifle with a suppressor attached. The third, a tall guy with a metal jaw, cracked his knuckles like it was a warm-up."Davion," the woman said
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Chapter 26
The city never slept. It just changed its pace, like the tides of an ocean. But in the shadows, something stirred that night—something that wasn’t part of the natural rhythm.Reika’s boots clicked against the pavement as she moved through the rain-soaked streets of Sector 9. The downpour had started again, but she barely noticed, her focus entirely on the mission at hand. Her short, black hair clung to her face, slick and wet, but it didn’t bother her. Nothing bothered her.Her eyes, cold and calculating, scanned the surroundings. She’d been tracking Davion for hours, following whispers, breadcrumbs, the faintest traces of his existence. He was good—too good. But she was better.Her phone buzzed in her pocket, the vibration cutting through the night’s tension. She pulled it out, staring at the new message that flashed on her screen."Target located. Coordinates: 47.0604° N, 11.6007° E. Proceed with caution. Other hunters closing in."Reika’s lips curled into a grin. "Finally," she whi
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Chapter 27
Reika stood over the new hunter’s limp body, her breath heavy in the cold air. She hadn’t intended for him to go down this hard—after all, she wasn’t one to kill without reason. But the second he’d pulled a knife on her, that was the end of the conversation. Still, it didn’t sit right. There was something about this guy that made her pause. Maybe it was the way his eyes flashed with something more than just greed. Or maybe it was the cold sweat on his neck, the same kind she felt when she knew she was being played.“Get up,” she muttered, nudging him with her boot. The guy groaned but didn’t move.“Not the first time I’ve been knocked out, but you sure know how to hit.” His voice was thick, a mix of anger and confusion. He blinked up at her with dark eyes, his black hair matted to his forehead. “You should’ve killed me. It’s what your kind does.”Reika squatted down to his level, arms crossed. “I’m not that kind. I don’t kill just because it’s easy.” She pulled out a small knife, runn
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Chapter 28
Deep beneath the city's crumbling streets, Davion sat in a dim, damp sewer hideout, his back pressed against the cold stone wall. The smell of mildew and stagnant water hung thick in the air. He had always liked it here. It was quiet. Safe. Hidden from the chaos above. But tonight, the silence was suffocating.His hands rested on his knees, the fingers twitching with a restless energy. His mind raced with thoughts of the bounty—the fifty million, that was—hanging over his head like a storm cloud waiting to burst.He’d seen the message. The video. The one that had dropped like a bomb across the underground world. And even though he had known something like this would happen, even though he was used to being hunted, fifty million? That was excessive. Even for him.“You’ve really got a way of making enemies, don’t you?”The words of a past ally echoed in his mind, but he shook it off. There was no time for regrets. No time for anything other than survival.He pressed a button on his wris
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Chapter 29
The alley was dim, lit only by the flickering glow of a single streetlight. Its weak light cast long shadows that seemed to stretch endlessly along the cracked pavement, adding to the unsettling atmosphere of the place. The city buzzed with life just beyond the alley, but in here, there was nothing but the smell of trash and the distant sound of car engines.Three gang members stood in a loose circle, their eyes scanning the dark corners of the alley with nervous intensity. Their hands gripped their weapons tightly, knuckles white, but their gaze kept flicking to the shadows as though they were expecting something to leap out at them. They weren’t sure what to expect, but they knew one thing: they weren’t getting paid for standing around. They had a job to do.One of them, a tall guy with a scar running down the side of his face, kept peering down at the crumpled piece of paper in his hand. The paper was damp, folded, and clearly well-used. He glanced at it, then at his two companions
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Chapter 30
Reika’s boots clicked against the cold concrete as she strode through the dimly lit alley. Her eyes, sharp and calculating, darted from shadow to shadow, scanning the surroundings with a practiced precision. She’d been tracking Davion for days, and every lead had brought her closer. Her patience had worn thin, her temper had flared a few times, but it was all part of the game. She wasn’t here for vengeance. She wasn’t here for any personal reasons at all. No, she was here for the job. And the job had a price tag—fifty million crypto.Fifty million. That number had been rolling around in her mind like a song she couldn’t shake. It had become an obsession, a lure, a magnet that pulled her closer to the target with each passing hour. She would get him. She would collect her reward.They had traced Davion to a small, rundown warehouse on the outskirts of the city—a perfect hiding spot. When the intel came in, it seemed too good to be true. Kael had been more than eager to rush in. Reika,
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Chapter 31
The dimly lit room reeked of old blood and cold sweat. Heavy iron chains clinked against the stone walls, echoing like the ghosts of forgotten prisoners. The man strapped to the chair, his face bruised and pale, trembled in fear. His eyes were wide, searching the room for any sign of hope, but none came.Iron Hand stood in front of him, his hulking frame casting a long shadow across the floor. His black leather gloves creaked as he flexed his fingers, his grip tightening around the handle of a rusted crowbar. His eyes, cold and calculating, never once flickered from the broken man in front of him."I know you know something," Iron Hand growled, his voice low and menacing, a deep rumble that vibrated in the bones of anyone unlucky enough to hear it. He took a step closer, his shadow swallowing the prisoner whole. "You were seen with Davion. You were following him. And now, you're here. What do you know?"The man gasped for air, his chest heaving as he fought to speak. His voice cracked
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