All Chapters of The Errand Boy’s Supremacy System: Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
12 chapters
Chapter 11: The First Move
The gala slowly returned to its rhythmic pulse. Music resumed, and conversations picked up again, but the atmosphere had shifted fundamentally. Even as laughter echoed across the grand hall, one thing was clear—Leo Carter was no longer invisible.Students glanced at him from the corners of their eyes. Some whispered behind champagne glasses, while others offered a respectful nod as they passed. It wasn’t an overwhelming roar of approval, but it was a quiet, steady acknowledgment.Marcus Whitmore noticed every single bit of it.Marcus stood near the edge of the hall, his expression dark and clouded. One of his friends leaned closer, shifting uncomfortably. “Bro… that was kinda rough.”Marcus didn’t respond. His eyes were fixed across the room on Leo and Lena, watching the quiet attention they were receiving.“That shouldn’t be happening,” Marcus muttered, his fingers tightening around his glass.His friend frowned. “What do you mean?”“That guy is a nobody,” Marcus said, his vo
Chapter 12: The Demonstration
The atmosphere inside the grand hall shifted. What had once been a relaxed evening of music and conversation had turned into something else entirely a stage, a test, a battlefield without fists.Students gathered in a loose circle, whispers spreading like wildfire. Phones were raised, and eyes locked onto the center. Leo Carter. Marcus Whitmore. Two names that, until recently, had never belonged in the same sentence. And yet, here they were, facing each other.Professor Daniels stepped forward slowly, adjusting his glasses. “If we’re doing this,” he said, “then it will be done properly.”The room quieted. He turned toward one of the assistants. “Bring the laptop.”A student quickly hurried forward and placed a laptop on the table at the center. The screen lit up: rows of data, charts, and numbers. Marcus glanced at it briefly, then smirked.“This should be interesting.” He turned toward Leo. “Let’s keep it simple.” His tone was calm, but there was a sharp edge underneath. “You f