All Chapters of Primal Hunter Volume 4: Chapter 131
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World-Tier Preparation
Jake becoming the World Leader? Where the hell did that come from? Yeah, definitely not something many people would have predicted, but that was the best course of action—not only in the eyes of Jake, but also the Sword Saint and Miranda. Even the King had agreed it would be the best choice, and it was not a decision that had been made halfheartedly.The problem was that Earth had turned out to be rather special, whether they liked it or not. It was the planet that had likely spawned the most talents of the entire 93rd Universe, instantly making it an object of interest even to powerful beings of the multiverse. Beings who would want to come and study or maybe even seize the planet to try and figure out why.Special planets were nothing new in the multiverse. Besides Great Planets, which were just so massive they went against any logic, there were planets that were effectively massive natural treasures. Some just had a bigger chance to spawn natural treasures, others had many natural
Towards a Better Future
Arthur… Why Arthur? Jake had seen Arthur once in his life after the system, and he didn’t like him. In fact, Jake kind of hated the guy now. Why wouldn’t he? All interactions Jake had ever had with him were negative, even the second-hand ones. Moreover, he had been the one who decided that bringing Ell’Hakan to Earth was a good idea, messing things up even further. It was also clear he hated Jake’s guts.Additionally, Jake did not get why Miranda wanted to work with him due to one minor detail."Didn’t he send a group to assassinate you?" Jake asked Miranda with pursed lips. "Sounds like a great guy to work with, huh?""You speak as if that is simply not him showing he understands the rules of the multiverse,” the King said. “He read the rule book and knew that the Court of Shadows would act as long as he provided funds. He also understood Valhal. That means he is not as stuck in his thoughts as you may believe, but can adapt.”"As weird as it sounds, him not liking us is exactly why
A Chill Trip
The journey to Skyggen was one Jake had made before, but this time was far faster in every way. Jake’s One Step had upgraded, allowing him to go further than ever before, and he was fast approaching the city. It did help that he also ignored everything in the way… except one thing.Curiosity had always been one of his strong traits, but the last time he had gone to Skyggen, he had listened to the logical part of his brain. A massive mountain appeared before Jake, reaching far into the sky above the many layers of clouds. It was bonkers how big it was, and Jake faintly felt a powerful aura from the top. A C-grade aura. Jake had not wanted to go the last time he was there, as he hadn’t been quite ready to face a C-grade, but this time it should be fine, right?Right?Jake rapidly approached the mountain, which only looked bigger the closer he got. It completely put any mountain on Earth to shame, and based on how massive the base was, Jake estimated its height should be measured not in
Family Time
Jake was rarely nervous, but on that day, he really was. Logic be damned, he was still a bit afraid his parents wouldn’t be okay with him coming, even if Caleb had only ever said they wanted him to. He had to admit that this was one of the reasons he kept trying to avoid going… Jake was very different from before, and with every day, he truly grew further from Jake, a boring salaryman in finance, and closer to Jake the Hunter. Despite how much he had been assured by Caleb, the nervousness still stayed, making him feel like this was a repeat of their first meeting all over again.To add on, there was one more element. A person who had looked forward to meeting Jake’s parents even more than Jake himself… or, well, equally as much. It was naturally his other self, sim-Jake.Sim-Jake had last seen his parents the day they died. To him, it had been decades, even if he had been able to experience the real Jake’s memories. However, as he still maintained an ego, it just wasn’t the same. That
Intermission 10 - Arthur
Arthur wondered where it had all gone so wrong, but the answer was obvious, wasn’t it?It had been the moment he had agreed to the offer of that other Chosen—a choice he still questioned to this day. Why had he believed his lies and the blatant deceit? Missed all the red flags? Well, he knew why… Because he had wanted to trust him.Like every other human on Earth, Arthur had entered a tutorial—quite a difficult one, as far as he could gather. Survival had been the goal, and after the initial panic, he had calmed down. He had entered with several employees and his youngest son, Peter, so in some ways, he’d had an advantage. They had all put their faith in him, and as always, he had risen to the occasion out of a sense of obligation. There had been a total of two thousand individuals, and with Arthur at the helm, less than a hundred had ended up dying within the first month, the majority on the first day before they gathered them. He had done all he could… but even in the tutorial, outs
More to the Story
Getting back to Haven was quite a bit easier than going to Skyggen. A month was not a long time, but it was enough for many changes to happen. Earth’s space mages had been working tirelessly, and the teleportation network expanded by the day. All the factions that remained were busy claiming what they could, especially after the Holy Church decided to effectively abandon the planet, resulting in the second-biggest faction suddenly being gone.The United Cities Alliance had clearly known of this outcome and already had people in place to take control. They did proceed with the plan of the takeover, but their loyalties to the Alliance were now in question, as they were also all made aware of their failed overall plan. Which begged the question: What would happen now?Jake had talked with Caleb about current events, and he at least had to give these City Lords credit. Their response had simply been to do their jobs as best they could and act as neutral forces. They’d invited everyone to
A Visit to the Resident Mad Scientist
Jake really had to restrain himself every time he visited Arnold. Mainly by suppressing his desire to see if he could break through the big dome of metal that guarded his workshop. It looked and felt damn sturdy, but he should have a good shot with enough destructive arcane mana. If not, then surely Touch of the Malefic could do it.Alas, he was not there to break stuff.He had already gone to see Arnold before he went on holiday, so he was a bit interested in why Arnold had asked for him to stop by. Interested in what kind of thing the madman had made that he wanted to show Jake and potentially hand him. Or maybe he wanted a favor this time around?As expected, he was let straight in, as Arnold was aware Jake was back. The workshop had expanded once more, this time primarily downwards, it seemed. From Jake’s sphere, he also saw some weird robot-looking things digging even further, making it clear the scientist was still expanding.It didn’t take long to locate Arnold, who was working
Snake Friends Visit!
To call the settlement in the Grand Mangrove River a city wasn’t quite right. It was more of a small village, though it had been expanding in recent times, especially after the teleporter was installed. The reason for this was also quite obvious.It was a prime hunting ground.A settlement like this was rare, as one could teleport directly into a place with D-grades all around you while still being safe. One had to remember that only a handful of people on Earth could fight C-grades, and the vast majority thus still needed to hunt D-grades to progress. Even the people considered elite struggled with stronger D-grades.Additionally, it was a great place for those with the wood or water affinity to fight. Finally, it had one other advantage that Jake hadn’t really considered: It was a place where C-grades could go if Jake wanted to meet with them there. Thinking about it deeper, it was probably the place Jake would meet with whatever final council member the King found.All of this bein
C-grade Checklist
Scarlett had a hard time imagining it. The first time she met the Chosen had been so brief, and she had barely had any time to talk to him since he was busy making his way through the mangrove forest. She also hadn’t fully realized who he was back then. With time, she’d come to understand and begun to think about how she could make herself useful to the Forefather and his Chosen.She’d naturally been elated when the Chosen trusted her enough to defend his comrades from danger, and even more happy when those comrades chose to stay. Ms. Wells had even taught Scarlett so many things. The more senior servant of the Forefather’s Chosen had told her about how some enemy Chosen of an extremely powerful god had backstabbed the Forefather’s Chosen and tried to kill him. Or, well, maybe the goal was not to kill him? Scarlett wasn’t sure. All she knew was that several comrades of the bad Chosen had been killed and the coward had fled, resulting in the Malefic’s Chosen taking over the world just
Sensing the Missing Link in Monster Alchemy
When the vision quickly materialized, Jake found himself in a large cave. Extremely dense mana dominated the area, with the source being a humanoid figure sitting in the center. It was naturally the Malefic Viper, who looked to be doing alchemy. The black cauldron in front of him was giving off a faint mist, and the would-be Primordial appeared to be focusing deeply.Yet after a dozen seconds, Jake noticed the mist change color, and he instantly knew… the creation was ruined."Pathetic!" the Viper snapped, cursing as he slapped the cauldron away. The rancid failed brew spilled all over the cavern. "Absolutely pathetic."His anger was palpable, though the only one he was angry at was himself. Thinking back, Jake had never seen the Viper actually do alchemy normally, making him more than interested in seeing his methodology. With it being part of a vision, the insight Jake got would also be far more substantial.After a few moments, the Viper sighed and, with a wave of his hand, had the