All Chapters of Reincarnated as a Helion in a world of hunters: Chapter 11
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Chapter 11: The Pitfall
The giant rock glowed a deep purple in the forest shade. Thin yellow cracks shimmered across its surface, visible even from a distance. I walked up to it slowly.“Well… let’s see how this goes.”I flared my claws. “Helis Integration!”Blue flicker wrapped around my claws again. I stepped forward and struck.CLANK!The impact rang sharp, vibrating through my arm and into my bones. The rock didn’t shatter. It didn’t even budge.Only a scratch mark remained. But I was not ready to give up as I tried again.CLANK!And again.CLANK! CLANK! CLANK!Nothing.“Damn it…” I hissed. “This one is even more stubborn!”Even after all those level-ups, my raw strength still wasn’t enough.“I need more than a swing…I need more weight in my attack.” I took a step back.“Alright. Let’s try this.”I spun forward.“Rolling Dash!” My body turned into a violent wheel as
Chapter 12: Asynchrony
The sun slipped behind the horizon, and Corned welcomed the night.Upstairs, in the tavern’s master room, the air had turned heavy, warm, and restless.It wasn’t just the heat of the day that lingered. It was two people who had once been torn apart, finally finding each other again after years of silence.The old wooden bed creaked under the weight of forgotten hunger, shaking softly as Duke moved with rough urgency, his breath breaking in sharp gasps.Sierra’s fingers dug into the sheets as her body trembled beneath him; her voice came out like broken whispers.“Oh… yes…”Her staff stood leaning against the desk, abandoned like a forgotten weapon. Her sleeveless purple gown lay on the bed detached from her skin, half-slipped aside as the fabric fluttered faintly in the cool wind pouring in through the open window.“I missed you, Duke...” Sierra breathed, her voice shaking. “I forgot what it felt like… to not have to be looking over m
Chapter 13: The Cage
I walked to the edge of the floating habitat as the ground finally stopped shaking. Dust still drifted down from the broken cliffs as I leaned over and looked below.A cold sensation crawled from my tail to my spine.“How far… am I in the air?”My eyes almost popped out.The canopy beneath me looked like I was staring down at tall skyscrapers from mid-flight. The treetops blurred together into a soft green carpet, like a damp bed of moss stretching endlessly.I took another step, my paws brushing the outer layer of the habitat——and instantly a violent buzz snapped through my bones, throwing me off my feet before I could even process the hit.My whole frame hurled backwards. I tumbled onto my back with a yelp.“What just happened?!”I stared at the invisible barrier, heart pounding.“I could go in and out of this wall before… so why is it pushing me back inside now?”The Helis wall didn’t feel like that liq
Chapter 14: Satisfaction of a King
The morning light hit the Helis wall of the habitat and shattered into countless needles of light, grazing my fur in a warm embrace.I opened my eyes, still remembering last night’s “meeting” with the Domain Builders.Calling it a meeting was generous. What I actually did was assign roles and jobs inside my own domain… and somehow it felt like I was running my own corporate office in the middle of a fantasy world.I sat up and turned my gaze.“What…?!”My nerves snapped inside me.“They did it… overnight?”The entire habitat was surrounded by a tall wall now. Sunlight poured in from above, touching the top of it like it was some proud monument.I stared harder. There was no room for doubt. It was exactly how I ordered it.Seven cylindrical towers stood tall, attached to the wall at equal distances.All I had done was select the wall pattern on the Doma
Chapter 15: The Awakening Pulse
I assigned three of the builders to nurturing sprouts. Those three kept bonking the sprouts to make them grow, but the fourth one kept buzzing around continuously since he wasn’t assigned to any job.He literally followed me everywhere.I kept striking down trees for Heliswood and smashing rocks for Helisite.Bip! Bip-bip! Bip-bip!Bip! Bip-bip! Bip-bip!Trees fell, and stones cracked.With every scratch, integrated with Helis, I kept gathering materials to level up the domain—while my own level rose as well.And with every strike, I was getting better at mixing Helis Integration with my attacks.By the time the sun stood in the middle of the sky, I flared my claws as Helis particles flickered out of my body through every pore for the last time that day.“Helis Integration!”I was about to strike the tree when my brain itched with an idea.“I’ve been using Helis In
Chapter 16: An Unspoken Plea
The moment I pressed [UPGRADE], the habitat trembled with a low hum.The builder standing near me stepped forward toward the throne, raising its hammer high.Bip! Bip-bip!With hurried steps, it reached the chair at the center of the habitat and—Bonk! Bonk! Bonk!It started hammering the throne like its life depended on it.[Helis Core formation in progress. ETA: 1 hour]“Ooh… so the throne is the core?”My eyes narrowed as I watched small pulses of Helis flicker from the chair with every tiny, adorable bonk.It was the same as the sprout-nurturing animation. With every hit made of these little hammers… Helis was being integrated into everything inside the domain.A thought clicked in my head as I remembered the system’s message about Helis.“Objects integrated with Helis are st
Chapter 17: The Hunt Begins
Room of the Dark Age, Temple of Daminia — BeardaFather Beardon clapped his palms once and hummed.“Lumini.”Small particles of green light flickered along the pillars, one after another…slowly revealing the magic lanterns embedded into the stone.The room lit up in a deep green hue.And the moment it did… Acherous’s eyes widened.This wasn’t a room. It was a labyrinth.A maze of ancient weapons, stacked and arranged like a graveyard of destruction…each one having lost its shine from remaining unused for ages.Acherous stepped left. A great cannon stood face-down, its metal body carved in writings of a lost dialect.“Mana Cannon…” Beardon spoke, voice low. “These were used to devastate large numbers of enemies.”Acherous brushed his finger over the carvings, as if he could read the past through the rust.&ldqu
Chapter 18: The Tax for being a King
RAGHHH!!!GRRRRRR!!!Naturia trembled as the roars of men and beasts collided.The Zaphounds crashed into them like a tsunami.Their footsteps were silent, like raindrops sliding off leaves, yet their speed was terrifying… sharp and sudden… like bees striking before you could blink.Steel met flesh and fangs reached human blood as pain became the only rhythm.Blades pierced through monster bodies as the men fought back harder, blood spilling everywhere.If they stabbed one through the heart…another Zaphound tore a chunk from their shoulder.
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Chapter 19: The Price of Silence
Temple of Daminia — BeardaThe starry night swallowed the temple whole, while the half-moon painted its ancient outlines in silver.From the outside, no one could have imagined what tragedy had just passed through those sacred walls.Fireflies drifted lazily through the maintained garden beside the entranceway, their tiny lights blinking like fragile prayers in the dark.Tap… Tap… Tap…In the silence, a single set of footsteps echoed on the white stone path.Sierra Lauren walked toward the temple hall.Knock. Knock.The giant wooden doors trembled under her knocking. A moment later, they opened halfway, and warm yellow light spilled into the night like liquid gold.A priest stood there in a pure white robe.He bowed the moment he saw her.“Lady Sierra,” he said softly. “Lord Beardon and His Majesty are waiting for you in the High Priest’s room.
Chapter 20: The Colossal duty
The deeper Duke stepped into Naturia, the denser the trees became. His eyes moved constantly, scanning left, right, above.But there were no monsters, no growls. Not even the rustling of leaves could be heard. It was as if, after the blood madness…Naturia was resting.The pressure in his chest eased slightly. And that was the mistake. Something slammed into him from the left.He didn’t even see it.Pain exploded through his ribs.“Damn it—!”His body flew sideways.THUD!He braced instinctively, but the impact against another trunk stole the air from his lungs.Cough. Cough.Blood splattered from his mouth as he slid down the bark. Then…Something tightened around his ankle. His gaze snapped downward.A thick vine.“What the…?!”The vine yanked him upward. The world flipped as he hung upside down. And it didn’t sto