All Chapters of Reborn As The King Of Wealth : Chapter 11
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The Cost of a Lie
"Where the hell do you think you're going with her, Lucas?" William’s voice tore through the damp, sickening air of the abandoned warehouse, cold enough to freeze the blood in everyone's veins. Lucas froze, his hand still roughly gripping Natasha’s torn collar. He slowly turned around, his eyes bloodshot, a twisted, maniacal laugh escaping his throat. Next to him, Bertha stood trembling, clutching a designer bag that suddenly felt incredibly cheap. "Well, well, look who decided to play hero," Lucas spat, stepping away from Natasha’s shivering, bruised form on the concrete floor. He didn't recognize the jawline, the broad six-pack chest beneath the tailored suit, or the piercing gray eyes staring back at him. To Lucas, this magnificent man was just the arrogant new billionaire transfer student who had mysteriously ruined his family business overnight. "You think because you bought out my father's shares, you own me? I can end this ugly bitch right now, and no one will ever find the
Shadows of The Elite
"Sir, the vitals of the young lady are stable, but she needs total rest," the private doctor whispered, bowing his head respectfully before stepping out of the VIP hospital suite. William stood by the window, the soft beep of the heart monitor filling the silence of the room. He looked at Natasha, whose face looked pale against the white hospital sheets. Seeing her safe was a temporary relief, but the distorted voice from the phone call still echoed in his mind, threatening to tear down everything he had just rebuilt. *BING!* The neon-blue holographic screen flickered to life in front of his eyes out of nowhere. **[System Warning: High-Level Threat Approaching.]****[The entity responsible for the host's near-death experience has initiated a search protocol.]****[New System Feature Unlocked: Truth Compulsion Domain (Radius: 5 meters).]****[Description: Anyone who enters this radius will experience severe mental agony if they attempt to lie to the host.]** A cold, calculating sm
The Cost of a Lie
"Where the hell do you think you're going with her, Lucas?" William’s voice tore through the damp, sickening air of the abandoned warehouse, cold enough to freeze the blood in everyone's veins. Lucas froze, his hand still roughly gripping Natasha’s torn collar. He slowly turned around, his eyes bloodshot, a twisted, maniacal laugh escaping his throat. Next to him, Bertha stood trembling, clutching a designer bag that suddenly felt incredibly cheap. "Well, well, look who decided to play hero," Lucas spat, stepping away from Natasha’s shivering, bruised form on the concrete floor. He didn't recognize the jawline, the broad six-pack chest beneath the tailored suit, or the piercing gray eyes staring back at him. To Lucas, this magnificent man was just the arrogant new billionaire transfer student who had mysteriously ruined his family business overnight. "You think because you bought out my father's shares, you own me? I can end this ugly bitch right now, and no one will ever find the b
Shadows of The Elite
"Sir, the vitals of the young lady are stable, but she needs total rest," the private doctor whispered, bowing his head respectfully before stepping out of the VIP hospital suite. William stood by the window, the soft beep of the heart monitor filling the silence of the room. He looked at Natasha, whose face looked pale against the white hospital sheets. Seeing her safe was a temporary relief, but the distorted voice from the phone call still echoed in his mind, threatening to tear down everything he had just rebuilt. *BING!* The neon-blue holographic screen flickered to life in front of his eyes out of nowhere. **[System Warning: High-Level Threat Approaching.]****[The entity responsible for the host's near-death experience has initiated a search protocol.]****[New System Feature Unlocked: Truth Compulsion Domain (Radius: 5 meters).]****[Description: Anyone who enters this radius will experience severe mental agony if they attempt to lie to the host.]** A cold, calculating sm
The Bell Tower's Verdict
"Leave the girl out of this, you coward!" William’s voice roared through the hollow, dust-filled chamber of the old campus bell tower. The clock struck eleven-forty-five, the heavy copper vibrations rattling the wooden floorboards beneath his feet.
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The Wrath of the Reborn King
"Secure the boy, and kill the girl," the woman in the white suit repeated, her voice as smooth and lethal as polished ice. Instantly, three tactical operatives stepped forward out of the line, the heavy muzzles of their suppressed submachine guns tracking directly toward Natasha’s chest. William felt the adrenaline dump into his system like liquid fire. His mind raced at speeds no human brain should be capable of. *If they shoot, Natasha dies. If I reveal who I am to stop them, the system resets, and she still dies.* The crimson warning banner was still blinking violently in his peripheral vision: **[WARNING: Identity Exposure Imminent. Reset Penalty Imposed in 60 seconds...]** "Wait," William said, his voice dropping into a deadly whisper as he stood up, shielding Natasha completely behind his massive, muscular frame. He ignored the blood dripping from his shredded palms. He looked directly at th
Burning Down the Past
"Stay here, Marcus. Keep her safe inside the vehicle. If anyone steps within ten yards, shoot to kill," William ordered, his voice carrying a cold, bone-chilling finality as he slammed the door of the luxury SUV. Natasha stared at him through the tinted glass, her hand pressed against the window, her eyes still filled with a mixture of terror and unspoken questions. William gave her a single, reassuring nod before turning around. The soft, warm night breeze of the campus suddenly felt heavy with the stench of impending ash. He looked down at his phone. The live video feed was still running. The man in the black trench coat had already uncapped the jerrycan, splashing clear, volatile liquid across the wooden frame of the old dormitory doors. *My old room is in that building,* William thought, his jaw tight. *Every memory of my parents, every book I ever read to survive the hell of this place... it’s all in there.*
The Sovereign Satellite Grid
"Boss, we are completely boxed in! They have thermal optics and heavy caliber turrets locked onto every vehicle!" Marcus’s voice crackled through William's earpiece, tight with a kind of panic William had never heard from his veteran head bodyguard before. Through the darkness, the searchlights of the armored personnel carriers swept across the campus grass like giant, blinding blades of white light. Two hundred elite soldiers in advanced exoskeleton armor were systematically squeezing the perimeter, their heavy boots trampling the university grounds. William stood behind the shadow of a massive concrete pillar near the dormitory, his expression completely unreadable. The world's ultimate military coalition had just declared war on a twenty-five-year-old student. *BING!* The neon-blue holographic screen flared to life, much larger and brighter than before, reflecting in
The Arbitrator's Toll
The massive, ancient stone gate hovered over the university courtyard like a monolithic shadow, casting an eerie, violet glow that bled through the swirling dark clouds. The trapped soldiers below stopped groaning, their eyes wide with a primal terror that went far beyond military training. This wasn't human technology. This was cosmic judgment. William stood beneath the colossal structure, his tailored coat whipping violently in the sudden, freezing vortex of wind. The system's pitch-black holographic warning screen was vibrating so hard it began to distort his vision. **[CRITICAL ALERT: The Primordial Arbitrator has manifested.]****[Current Debt Multiplier: Void-Level.]****[System Warning: The Arbitrator does not trade in human currency. The toll must be paid in life force or absolute truth.]** From the center of the cracking stone gate, a towering figure materialized out of pure, shif
The Sovereign's Cure
"Natasha!" William’s voice tore through the quiet night air, a sound of raw, unadulterated panic that shattered his newly acquired god-like composure. In a fraction of a second, he crossed the fifty yards separating him from the SUV, moving so fast that he left a faint trail of white electrical sparks in the grass. He ripped the heavy armored door completely off its hinges with his bare hand, tossing the reinforced steel away like a piece of cardboard. Natasha lay slumped against the leather seat, her breathing shallow and ragged. The dark, pulsing purple veins had already spread from her neck up to her cheek, standing out starkly against her pale skin. Her eyes fluttered, barely able to focus on his face. "William... it hurts..." she whispered, her voice fading into a tiny, broken rasp. Marcus was already on his knees beside her, desperately searching through his tactic