All Chapters of I Awakened the World's Worst Class, Then Became Unstoppable: Chapter 191
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Chapter 190: The Tide Finally Breaks
The battle ran three days and three nights. The sky went dark with it.Outside the walls of Capital City, the ground was nothing but corpses. Monster. Chicken.The Battle Chickens outclassed ordinary Aberrations, and they were born to kill insects. They waded through the swarm like a scythe through wheat. Bug Mothers couldn't lay fast enough to keep up. Worse for the swarm, chickens hated bugs on a cellular level—they found the mothers buried deep in the horde, threw wave after wave of themselves at the problem, and finally reached one and tore the spawning organ apart. One mother down, and a whole sector stopped producing.The soldiers on the wall watched, chests tight. Some of them wanted to climb down and ride chickens into the fight.They couldn't. They knew it. Their strength was somewhere between useless and cannon fodder down there. Better to hold the wall and hate the fact.When had it happened? When did they become the people who needed chickens to survive? The gap between th
Chapter 191: A Century of Grace
The conference room sat silent.Ethan turned the problem over in his head.The Federation had spent a hundred and twenty years crawling forward. No cultivation manuals. Just guesswork, generation after generation. A Chef leveled up by cooking. A teacher by teaching. A soldier by killing. Their Awakened had panel power and nothing deeper. Real body cultivation—cultivating the self—they had barely scratched the surface until Ethan's haul from the pocket battlefield and Realm #8 gave them the complete manual and the baths to go with it.Time was the bottleneck. The population losses had been catastrophic. The Federation had fielded nearly three hundred million soldiers. Almost a hundred million were dead. The rest were split six ways. Every city had a shell of a garrison.Tang's voice, when it came, was heavy."Execute the Seed Fire Plan. Put people off this planet. Keep the root alive. If we have to lose Blue Star, we come back. We've been behind for a hundred and twenty years. We've su
Chapter 192: Cities in the Sky
The four coastal cities had been under nonstop siege for months. Sea monsters came in waves, big and small, and every time the siren went off the population tightened up. People had insomnia. Nightmares. A whole civilization living on a hair trigger.Ethan walked the perimeter of the first coastal city and realized his shield couldn't do the job.These cities weren't on land. They extended over the water, and their drainage systems were a warren—seawater connected straight into the city's underground. His shield protected what was above ground. Below, the monsters swam straight through the pipes and surfaced inside."That's why this sector has burned through most of the army." He walked another loop. "I wondered."Sea life was too numerous to count. It had always been too numerous. The ocean didn't just spawn monsters—it was the monsters. Every tide pool, every trench, every dark shelf of the continental shelf was a nursery.The city administrator arrived. Shouxin Yuan looked like a m
Chapter 193: Either Die, or Get Stronger
Back in the command center, Tang looked at Ethan sideways. "South Sea City called an hour ago. Said you'd already left their walls. What took you so long? Hamlai contact?""Ran into the head of Blood Fiend."Tang went quiet.He had never sorted out his own feelings about his twin brother. A villain who was now, reluctantly, on humanity's side. He stood with it for a long moment."Doesn't matter whether he helps or not." Tang sighed. "We can't let his people die either. Thank you, Ethan."Ethan waved it off. "Our deal. I'm heading back to the academy. Call me if anything breaks.""Go." Tang nodded. "You need to grow too."Ethan didn't argue. His growth didn't look like anyone else's. He didn't train—his planting staff did, while he managed them. In a few weeks, he'd put on ten more levels. The land kept expanding, and the land kept feeding him experience.Back in his dorm, he sat down on the bed and let it all catch up to him.On Awakening Day he'd wanted one thing: to survive. To not
Chapter 194: The Blood Cult
"The Princess can't have developed some kind of feeling for this human, can she?"Lian kept her voice low, watching Song's face. The alien princess had gone quiet, staring out across the black water of the valley lake, and Lian had learned that quiet never meant good news."They say the humans on this ridiculous planet actually have feelings." Lian tilted her head. "Family, friendship, love. It's absurd. Species reproduce. That's all. Anything extra is just clutter."Song turned her head, and one look was enough. Lian's jaw clicked shut."A lower species," Song said. "As if I would ever look twice at him."Her voice was cold, but underneath it something burned. Lian had known her long enough to hear it."He deceived me," Song said. "I won't forgive him for that. And he's carrying something I need. Something very specific. When the time comes, you don't kill him. You keep him breathing. Is that clear?""Understood, Princess." Lian let out the breath she'd been holding.What she'd actua
Chapter 195: The Butcher of Zone A
Jun Qin tore out of the apartment with bloodshot eyes.The neighbor heard the screaming and pulled her door open to see what had happened. She was the wife from next door—she'd always been kind to the boys. Qing was sweet, polite, said hello to everyone, and she'd grown fond of him. Jun Qin she'd never liked much; he wore his gloom like a second skin, like everyone owed him something. But she'd pitied him, too. He'd lost everyone in the collapse. So every time she cooked, she sent a plate over to the two of them."Jun Qin, what happened? Why are you covered in—" She took a step forward, worried. She was looking past him, toward the apartment door, afraid for Qing.She never got to take that second step.His hand went through her chest.Her eyes went wide. She stared at him, unable to believe it. They had never done her any wrong. She had fed them. She had fed him.She looked down at her own chest.Jun Qin pulled his hand back. His fist closed around her broken heart. He ate it without
Chapter 196: The Capture
Ethan was standing in front of Gordon Tang five minutes later.The old national leader looked him over and did a double-take. Ethan had grown taller. His skin was luminous, clearer than a girl's, and his black hair hung to his waist, tied back loose with no particular care. If it weren't for the square jaw and the hard line of his brows, Tang would have sworn the young man in front of him was Ethan's sister."You've...?" Tang gestured at the hair.Ethan tugged a strand, exasperated. "Leveled up recently. Got a new skill. I overdid it on the trial run and flooded myself with life force. It'll settle. Can we talk about the manual?"Tang waved a hand. "What kind of skill grows hair? The bald professors at the academy would weep. The ones in the research institute, too—all of them losing their hair, yelling for years about an anti-baldness tonic, and they've never produced a thing."Ethan laughed. "I thought people in this era didn't care about hair.""Before the war, they had the luxury
Chapter 197: The Beast Shift
Jun Qin stared at Ethan, full of venom and refusal.Ethan slapped him across the face."What are you gaping at? Talk. Where'd you get this garbage manual? Why cultivate something so foul? Why kill all those people?"The slap sent stars across Jun Qin's vision. He'd expected courtesy. He'd expected Ethan to be gracious, friendly, to ask him nicely. Why was he hitting people? And on top of it, crushing his spirit? Jun Qin's spirit sense hadn't even broken two hundred. His brain rang. He couldn't think straight.He looked at Ethan and felt the whole range of it: hatred, rage, despair. If he'd fallen into Ethan's hands, then his revenge—killing every last one of the guilty—was over. Fine. Before he died, he'd killed plenty. Those people in Jiangnan had lived in the inner city, too. None of them were innocent. Everyone in the inner city deserved to die. A shame he couldn't get all of them.Ethan read it in his eyes and shook his head. He slapped him again."Uncle Zhao wasted his life savin
Chapter 198: No Exceptions
Ethan and Tang both went still.Their guess wasn't a guess. It was the truth.The Hamlai weren't just giving out a power-up. They were handing the Federation a technology that would turn every human who used it into something that was neither man nor beast. And then they'd enslave them. The victims would lose their minds. They'd become hollow walking corpses—food, maybe, or cannon fodder thrown at the next inhabited world.Ethan felt the hair on his arms rise. They looked at each other and understood the rest at once. The Aberrations that had been assaulting Earth for a hundred and twenty years—those had been built the same way. No wonder the Hamlai never cared how many died. They weren't people. They were disposable.If the roles were reversed, they wouldn't have cared either.Titus was still smiling, his eyes bright, and Ethan knew, cold and certain, that this man could never be allowed to have this.Alter a human's genes. Fuse human DNA with Aberration DNA. Was the result still hum
Chapter 199: A Bottom Line
"That's settled then." Tang looked at Ethan. "You killed him. He has no samples. He can't run the experiment."For a moment, looking at the young man's set jaw, Tang saw himself years ago. He'd had his own principles once. His own bottom lines. But between life and death, lines had a way of looking like luxuries. If Earth truly couldn't be held, if holding it cost a generation, Tang wouldn't have hesitated to spend it.Ethan was young. Burning. He couldn't see it yet. One day he would. One day he'd think like Tang, like Titus."Chief, even if there were more samples, this experiment cannot happen." Ethan shook his head, and the answer didn't waver. "We hold a line. Without it, what are we? The monsters? Today we spend live humans to win a war. Tomorrow we spend some of them for a different reason. Why is it always the capable ones—the ones willing to give everything—who die, while the cowards get to live? I know you all want to win. I know you want to pull through. But we haven't lost