All Chapters of Demon Evolution System : Chapter 101
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Chapter 101
From a distance, their movements looked completely ordinary. One distributed ration packs while the other activated portable heating units beneath large metal food containers. But the moment nearby survivors stopped paying attention, one of the men slipped a small black vial from inside his sleeve. A few drops of colorless liquid disappeared silently into the heated food. The second man glanced around nervously. “…Are you sure about this?” “It won’t kill them immediately,” the first whispered back. “It only needs to weaken them.” “And the others?” “We follow orders.” The second man hesitated before nodding reluctantly. The battle had drained everyone physically and mentally. That was exactly why tonight mattered. They had waited until fear weakened the expedition completely before moving toward the next phase of their plan. Eventually, the food was distributed throughout the station. The portions were small. Thin heated rations barely enough to restore energy after eve
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Across the station, Alexis remained awake beside Halmer while reviewing damaged maps spread across an overturned supply crate. Her exhaustion was becoming harder to hide. Dark circles had formed beneath her eyes, and tension lingered constantly in her expression despite her efforts to maintain composure. Halmer looked worse. The veteran hunter’s condition had visibly deteriorated over the last hour. Sweat clung faintly to his forehead despite the cold underground air, and his breathing had become slower than before. The poison was affecting him too. Neither of them realized it yet. Then the scout stood. “I’m checking the outer tunnels again,” he announced casually while adjusting his gear. A scarred rifleman rose immediately afterward. “I’ll go with him.” Another A-rank hunter followed last, stretching his shoulders as though preparing for another patrol. Halmer frowned slightly. “At this hour?” The A-rank hunter shrugged calmly. “If something follows us from the nest,
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Miles stood near the tunnel entrance partially illuminated by flickering emergency lights, his expression calm as he looked at them. For a brief moment, genuine surprise crossed all three faces. “…You?” the scout muttered. The rifleman frowned immediately. “That’s impossible. You ate the food.” “Yes, I did “ Miles stepped forward slowly……“ Even though I knew it was poisoned.” Silence followed afterwards. The assassins exchanged brief glances. Then the tension eased slightly because now that the shock had passed They remembered who they were looking at was a porter. Nothing more. The scout let out a low laugh. “Well… that explains why you kept staring at us during the expedition.” Miles said nothing. The A-rank hunter narrowed his eyes slightly. “How long have you known?” Miles stopped several meters away from them. “Long enough.” The scout clicked his tongue irritably. “You were always a nosy little bastard.” His eyes darkened slightly. “Honestly, you’ve been irritating
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Miles did not answer. He exhaled slowly, steadying his breathing as the rifle fired again. This time, he moved into the timing instead of away from it. The bullet passed just as he stepped forward, grazing the edge of his shoulder and tearing fabric and skin in a clean line that immediately darkened with blood. [Ding] [Regeneration activated] The would instantly closed back and Miles did not slow down his movement. Instead, he used the momentum of that movement to close distance toward the rifleman’s blind angle. The rifleman noticed instantly and shifted his stance, redirecting fire toward the new approach path. Bullets tore through the air in layered sequences, forcing Miles to weave between collapsing cover points as the terminal filled with the sound of continuous gunfire. Each shot was precise enough to erase options instead of just life. But Miles adapted faster than expected. He used the terrain not as protection but as interference, forcing angles that disrupted the
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shifted. Blood ran steadily down his side and along his arm, soaking into torn fabric, yet his posture remained steady as he exhaled slowly through controlled breathing. His eyes were no longer scanning randomly. The two hunters were in awe seeing the wounds on Miles' body closing up. “I can't let you guys live now that you have seen me like this.” Miles said as he locked his gaze on them…. “Not like I had the intention of keeping you alive anyways.” They two hunter become more wary and more focused The rifleman was the first to move. He raised his weapon again, attempting to reestablish distance control before Miles could stabilize fully. A suppressed burst of gunfire echoed through the terminal as bullets ripped forward in a tight pattern aimed directly at Miles’ chest and head. Miles did not retreat. He stepped forward into the fire. He slightly adjusted his head as the first bullet passed inches from his face. The second was about to his shoulder but was blocked with his
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The rifleman man fired but was off target as he tried to dodge the slab flying towards his direction. But Miles was already inside the rifleman’s control distance. Too close for ranged dominance. Too fast for recovery. The rifleman fired one last time at point blank range. Miles tilted his body slightly. The bullet tore through his shoulder instead of his center mass but his movement did not break. His hand caught the rifleman’s wrist mid recoil and twisted it. The sounds of Bone cracking under pressure could be heard. The rifle dropped on the floor as the hunter staggered in pain. The rifleman attempted to switch to close range backup, reaching for a side blade while stepping backward, but Miles closed the gap in a single burst of acceleration that crushed the remaining distance between them. Miles’ dagger was already moving. His dagger slammed into the rifleman’s thigh and pinned the leg to the ground. A sharp scream cut through the terminal. Miles pulled the blade free
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Each impact sent shockwaves through the terminal as both fighters refused to yield space. Miles took a direct hit to the ribs that cracked bone and forced blood from his mouth, but he immediately returned with a dagger strike that forced the hunter to block with a reinforced forearm, carving a deeper wound into his defense layer. Every injury he sustained was instantly healed and this infuriated the hunter. The A rank hunter finally grabbed Miles by the shoulder and threw him across the terminal. Miles skidded violently, leaving a trail of broken debris behind him before stopping near a collapsed rail structure. For a brief moment, he stayed still. Breathing heavier now. Blood dripping steadily. The A rank hunter walked forward slowly. “You are strong and that healing ability of yours is truly very annoying,” he admitted. “But you are still human so let's see if you will heal once I chop your head off.” He raised his sword slightly. Mana began compressing around his body
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The red capsule did not dissolve like normal medicine. It cracked. Then it burned. A thin red mist escaped from the A rank hunter’s mouth as he swallowed it, and for a moment the entire terminal felt like it had been dipped into something unnatural. The air thickened, not with mana pressure alone, but with a presence that did not belong in the natural flow of energy. Miles noticed it immediately his eyes sharpened. That was not normal mana. It felt wrong and corrupted. Not corrupted in the usual sense of unstable technique or overdrawn internal energy, but something deeper, something that carried a familiar instinct For a brief second, nothing happened. Then the hunter’s entire body convulsed violently. A disturbing cracking sound echoed from inside his body as his spine arched backward unnaturally. His muscles tightened so hard that the veins across his neck and arms began darkening rapidly, spreading beneath his skin like black ink flooding through his bloodstream. He slo
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For a brief moment, both men remained locked in place. Then the hunter smirked. “You’re too slow now,” he said, his voice carrying renewed confidence. With a brutal twist of force, he threw Miles backward. Miles rotated in midair before landing in a low crouch several meters away. His boots scraped violently across the damaged floor as he stabilized himself, leaving long marks through the concrete. The hunter gave him no time to recover. He lunged forward with explosive speed that distorted the space between them. It did not look like teleportation, but the acceleration was so sudden that the distance separating them collapsed unnaturally. A heavy fist slammed directly into Miles’ guard. The impact exploded through the terminal like a small detonation and sent Miles skidding backward again. His boots dug deep into the fractured floor while he absorbed the force through his arms. Before he could fully regain balance, another attack came from a different angle. Then another.
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Slowly, Miles tightened his grip around the hunter’s fist. For a brief moment, the terminal fell silent. Then Miles finally spoke. “So that’s all I needed to confirm.” The hunter frowned in confusion. “What are you talking about?” Miles’ grip tightened further. A sharp cracking sound echoed through the terminal as the bones in the hunter’s hand shattered under the pressure. The hunter’s face twisted violently in pain and disbelief. “What are you doing?!” Miles stepped forward calmly. There was no anger in his expression. No excitement. Only complete control. “I was never testing your strength,” he said quietly. “I was confirming the source of your energy.” The hunter tried pulling away, but Miles held him in place effortlessly. Panic finally appeared in the hunter’s eyes. “That’s impossible,” he muttered. “You were weaker than me a moment ago.” Miles looked at him silently before answering. “I was never fighting seriously.” A faint shift passed through the surroundin