All Chapters of Devil Capital System : Chapter 11
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CHAPTER 11 — Dormant Trust
Leaving now would obviously make things even worse. Especially because, from the reflection on the dark glass wall behind the CSO desk, Gavin could already see two security guards approaching. Ding! [ Side Mission Triggered ] Gavin’s pupils instantly widened. This was the first time he had ever seen a notification like this. Meanwhile, Leon Briggs remained silent for several seconds, wondering whether this young man was playing some kind of joke Or perhaps just another victim of the countless rug-pull scams spreading lately, someone who ended up completely delusional afterward. “Your full name?” [ Institutional Recognition ] Reward: Special Point x1 “Reward?” “Sir?” “Huh?!” “Your full name, please.” Gavin genuinely didn’t expect that coming here would suddenly trigger a Side Mission. “G-Gavin... Gavin Valerio.” Leon gave a small shake of his head, subtly signaling the security guards to wait while he activated the thin tablet in his hand. “Date of birth?” The moment G
CHAPTER 12 — Institutional Recognition
Leon finally introduced himself as a Relationship Officer at Aurelius Bank’s Riverton branch. While Gavin was invited to sit down, Leon Briggs reread the data on his tablet for the third time. And the more he read, the more uncomfortable he became. Because no matter how he examined it, Gavin’s financial structure did not appear fake. That should have been reassuring. But the problem was, the young man sitting in front of him looked like someone who had accidentally wandered into the wrong bank. Eventually, Leon raised his eyes. “Mister Valerio... are you working through a specific fiduciary office?” Gavin stayed silent for two seconds. “What exactly is a fiduciary office?” Leon froze slightly. Because now, the anomaly had transformed into something genuinely disturbing. Someone with a capital structure like this should have lawyers. Wealth advisors. Tax architects. Family office management. Yet Gavin didn’t even recognize the most basic terminology that should have bee
CHAPTER 13 — I Don’t Want Anyone to Remember My Face
They entered a private elevator leading toward the upper floors. Meanwhile, Gavin could see his own reflection against the stainless-steel walls. Cheap hoodie. Worn-out shoes. Exhausted face. Even now, he still found it difficult to believe that one hundred million dollars was currently moving behind his name. Ding! [ Institutional trust level increasing ] [ Capital identity synchronization: 11% ] Gavin frowned slightly. “Synchronization?” At that exact moment, the elevator stopped and the doors slid open. The upper floor felt completely different from the lobby below. There were no customer service desks. No waiting lines. Only a massive open space with towering glass walls overlooking Riverton City. Soft classical music played quietly in the background, while the people inside barely seemed to care about anyone entering. “This way, please.” Leon guided Gavin toward a large private room whose doors were already open. And inside, Someone was waiting. Evelyn Voss. The mome
CHAPTER 14 — Long-Term Investment
Three floors below them, Aurelius National Bank’s central security division began moving quietly.Inside the room filled with CCTV monitors, tracking panels, access logs, and behavioral analytics systems, several security staff initially looked confused when system priority suddenly changed.LEVEL BLACK DISCRETION EVENTOne man stared at the primary monitor with a serious expression.“Source?”Leon’s voice answered through the comms.“Private Wealth Executive Override.”No further questions were asked. The man immediately began executing the protocol.“Purge visible lobby footage from public retention.”“Done.”“Disable visitor facial indexing between 12:07 and 13:26.”“Done.”“Rewrite lobby occupancy archive.”“Running.”One by one, the monitors began changing.Footage of Gavin entering through the main doors... Speaking with Leon... Standing inside the lobby... Slowly disappeared from the system timeline.Replaced by empty frames. Shifted timestamps. Normal lobby traffic. Natural bl
CHAPTER 15 — The Wrong Way
At this point, Gavin truly had to accept that all these years, he’d been completely deceived by Bella’s pretty face and sexy body.Because if he actually paid attention to the way she talked, He never should’ve fallen in love with her in the first place.Right now, in Gavin’s eyes, Bella genuinely looked like a shameless woman who had no idea where her limits were.But this time,Gavin no longer thought the same way he used to. He refused to be humiliated simply because these two believed they could do whatever they wanted to him.The moment he saw Brandon’s condescending smile, An idea suddenly crossed Gavin’s mind.“Yo, Brandon.” Gavin smirked faintly. “Shopping today? Guess you’ve got a lot of money to throw around.”Gavin’s intuition started working again. At this point, he was convinced that no matter how arrogant Brandon was, he still wouldn’t do something reckless enough to create legal trouble over someone like him.And Gavin himself fully intended to take advantage of the ch
CHAPTER 16 — The Stage
“Dean Sterling, what a coincidence. I was actually just about to contact you about—”“This isn’t a coincidence.”Sarah Ellington stopped mid-sentence.The woman slowly leaned back against her office chair, her voluptuous figure relaxing into the leather as she watched Wesley calmly pull out the chair in front of her desk and sit down without waiting for permission.“You want to talk about Gavin Valerio.”For a moment, Sarah simply stared at the dean. Then she glanced toward the monitor on her desk before slowly closing the financial report still displayed on the screen.“…Yes.” Sarah replied. “That transfer triggered an internal review.”Wesley gave a faint nod. “One million dollars.”“Yes.”Sarah slowly crossed her legs. “I assume…” she said carefully, though her tone carried an almost teasing undertone, “you already spoke to the student directly?”“I did.”“And?”Wesley fell silent for a few seconds before finally answering.“He didn’t negotiate.”“He didn’t even want to know how mu
CHAPTER 17 — The Nest
Gavin walked slowly along the campus pathway with his phone pressed against his ear. Several shopping bags were still hanging from his hands, swaying lightly with each step. The night air felt colder now.“Olivia...” Gavin frowned slightly. “What exactly did you mean earlier?”Several seconds of silence passed before Olivia’s voice finally came from the other side of the call.“Gavin, if your goal is simply to start a business, then everything is fairly straightforward. We choose an industry, find a good location, and start investing.” Her voice remained calm as usual. “But if what you want to build is your own network, then that becomes a different problem.”Gavin stayed silent as he continued walking, waiting for Olivia to continue.“We need information,” Olivia finally said. “We need to know which networks are beginning to weaken, who’s fighting who, who’s losing money, and who’s becoming desperate. In Northgate, some of the people I’ve already met are willing to dig into things l
CHAPTER 18 — Rumors
CHAPTER 18 — Power RangersThe Yard was still fairly crowded that night. The sounds of student conversations, clinking utensils, soft music, and occasional bursts of laughter blended together in the air.Although students from South Block and North Tower occasionally showed up there, nothing particularly interesting had happened today, leaving most of the seats occupied by Commons residents who treated the place like their shared living room.At one of the tables in the middle of the food court, Adam leaned back in his chair while staring at Caleb and Dylan sitting across from him.“No matter what happens, we can’t just delete it.”Caleb immediately frowned.“Why not?”Adam let out a slow sigh and rubbed his face.“Because it’s not our responsibility. We only built the place. We’re not the ones who uploaded it, and we’re not the ones creating all that bullshit on there.”Dylan, who had been busy stabbing fries with his fork the whole time, finally looked up. But before he could say anyt
CHAPTER 19 — Commons Market Theory
Gavin blinked several times. “Rumors?” he muttered before looking at his three friends. “Robbery?”The three of them stayed silent, making Gavin slowly furrow his brows.“Oh, shit...” he cursed. “What the hell is wrong with you guys?”“No need to pretend you don’t understand.” Nina snorted softly before pointing at the items on the table.“Because even an idiot can tell none of that stuff is cheap.”Adam, Caleb, and Dylan immediately nodded in unison.“True.”“Yeah.”“Exactly.”Gavin stared at them in disbelief. “Shit... whose side are you guys on?”But he ignored the three of them and turned back toward Nina.“Fine. You can think whatever you want,” he said. “But who exactly are you?”Nina slightly pulled her head back, but Gavin still wasn’t done.“And why is whatever I do any of your busine—”His words suddenly stopped when his eyes landed on one of the girls standing beside Nina.“Oh...” Gavin slowly nodded. “Alright. Now I get it.”At that moment, he finally realized where the ri
CHAPTER 20 — One Hundred
“Profit?” Gavin asked, half under his breath. “Yeah.” Caleb immediately leaned forward. “How much?” Honestly, Gavin himself didn’t really understand crypto that well. The basics weren’t hard to grasp, but he had never actually bought a single token before. He didn’t even have an exchange app. He had only heard other people talk about it. “You guys are still here?” Gavin asked when he realized Nina and the others were still standing behind him. “W-We...” Nina stammered slightly. “Just tell us already!” one of the girls behind Nina shouted. “Yeah, we wanna know too!” another added shamelessly. There was no way Gavin could escape now after starting all this. He glanced left and right. Every eye was still locked onto him. So after thinking for a few seconds, he finally answered casually. “One hundred.” Adam frowned. Dylan tilted his head slightly. Nina and almost everyone else in The Yard also seemed confused because the number was way too short. “One hundred what?” “One hu