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Man From Another Wold Chapter 43: The Listening Ear
Darkness still clouded Hansen’s vision as he slowly opened his eyes, squinting bit by bit. The scent of sandalwood and synthetic leather still lingered in the air. The car was still moving, its gentle vibrations palpable beneath his body.His eyes briefly scanned the surroundings—luxurious interior ceiling, dim lighting, and a spiritual metal partition enclosing the space where he was held. But none of that truly worried him.He exhaled slowly... and closed his eyes again.The sedative? Useless.As a Foundation-Level Cultivator, his body had long developed immunity against mid-tier toxins, including neurotoxic gas like that. But pretending to be unconscious was the fastest way into the heart of the enemy's den.‘Let them think I’m out. The more intel I gather before I act, the better,’ he thought.Several minutes passed in silence before Ethan's voice could be heard from the other side of the partition.“Yes, we’re almost there,” Ethan’s voice came through a phone call. Calm, yet seri
Man From Another Wold Chapter 44: A Flash in the Darkness
The blue flash hadn’t fully faded when dust and alarms filled the room. The spiritual explosion from Hansen’s lightning summoning had severely damaged the security system. One by one, the light crystals went out, leaving flickers of fire from overloaded electrical panels.The first three guards collapsed, their suits emitting smoke—useless against the pure energy assault.Behind a one-way mirror, the head scientist—an older man with graying hair and eyes as sharp as needles—watched the monitor with growing alarm.“How did he break through?! That should be impossible without an assistive device!”The assistant beside him typed frantically, panic on her face. “Energy levels are rising… now beyond Foundation Stage threshold. It’s unstable… he’s channeling power from an external source!”“External?!” the scientist turned sharply. “What do you mean?!”“An external entity… something directly connected to the atmosphere! It’s like he’s drawing energy from the sky itself!”Meanwhile, amidst t
Man From Another Wold Chapter 45: The Arrival of Thorax
Heavy footsteps echoed from the corridor leading to the laboratory’s main chamber. The rhythm was steady, slow—yet each step seemed to compress the very air around it, making the remaining guards tense up instantly.From the dark corridor, a massive figure finally emerged.Thorax.Leader of the Western Black Tiger.Over two meters tall, his body was clad in gleaming black armor lined with glowing red veins that looked like molten magma. His hair was shaved close, and his face seemed carved from steel—expressionless. In his left hand, he held a black helmet resembling a horned tiger’s head.Two guards tried to speak, but their bodies trembled. Their fear wasn’t born from military authority—it was the fear born of reputation.He wasn’t just a crime syndicate leader. He was a former soldier from the living weapon project.Half-human. Half-experiment.Thorax stopped before the shattered doorway, broken earlier by Hansen’s burst of energy. His eyes scanned the wreckage, the fallen bodies,
Man From Another Wold Chapter 46: The Secret Behind the Wound
Smoke and dust still lingered heavily in the underground chamber. The sound of cracking walls and creaking metal echoed slowly with the passing time.Kira bit her lip behind the shadow of a half-destroyed weapon rack. Her eyes were locked on the tablet screen, which continued processing the data from the last collision.“Their power... it’s equivalent to a collision between two missiles.”A heavy, raspy voice broke the silence.“I... haven’t lost yet.”Thorax.Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth, but his body remained standing—though trembling. His left arm hung uselessly, bones broken, and part of his armor was blackened, melted by heat and lightning.But his gaze was not extinguished.A few meters in front of him, Hansen knelt with one hand bracing his body on the floor. His breath was ragged, parts of his clothing were scorched, and the lightning flowing through his body began to destabilize.Yet he managed a faint smile.“Not bad... for a half-machine.”Thorax took a slow
Man From Another Wold Chapter 47: Behind the Lab Coat and Syringes
The Faculty of Medicine building at Uraya University looked peaceful that morning. Sunlight bathed the wide courtyard filled with students in white coats, bustling toward their classes or laboratories. No one would have guessed that one of them—a man with slightly messy hair and a tired face—had just destroyed a secret underground organization's base the night before.Hansen, wearing a slightly wrinkled white lab coat, entered the Anatomy II classroom carrying a folder of notes with a stethoscope draped around his neck. There was nothing extraordinary about his appearance—and that’s exactly how he wanted it.“Bro, late again?” whispered Rian, his classmate and close friend, as he slid over to make room for Hansen.Hansen gave a small nod and a faint smile. “Traffic. Broken roads.”But the roads he had taken last night weren’t paved—they were dark corridors splattered with blood and streaks of lightning.The lecturer entered—a gray-haired man with a sharp gaze and a low voice that alwa
Man From Another Wold Chapter 48: An Experiment Walking Among Us
Chelsea noticed the sudden shift in Hansen's expression and followed his gaze toward Dr. Ray Arjuna, who was sitting at the table across from them."Why does it feel like... he's watching us?" she whispered, avoiding the man’s eyes.Hansen held his breath. This wasn’t a coincidence.Meanwhile, Dr. Ray Arjuna showed no signs of suspicion. He opened a book and began to read, yet his eyes never left Hansen—monitoring his every move as if he were part of a larger experiment."Probably just your imagination," Hansen replied calmly. "But still, we should stay cautious."****The Medical Faculty building at Uraya University dimmed as dusk fell. Orange light filtered through the library windows, casting long shadows across the tiled floor. What was once a peaceful atmosphere now held a quiet tension—unspoken, yet palpable.Hansen slowly closed his book. He could sense a subtle vibration from across the room—an unfamiliar energy tugging at his spiritual defenses. The source was clear: Dr. Ray
Man From Another Wold Chapter 49: Shadows from the Sky
The sky above Uraya University was growing dark as the garden lights flickered on one by one. A peaceful atmosphere cloaked the campus grounds, yet behind the veil of calm, several hidden eyes began to stir. They were no longer just watching Hansen.They were starting… to target.Meanwhile, Hansen sat atop his apartment roof, staring at the stars that gradually emerged. In his hand was a cup of cold coffee long forgotten. His gaze was blank, but his mind was racing."I know this isn’t just some regular test..." he muttered.He brushed his left chest—a scar from his past world, from when he nearly lost his life in the lightning valley. The scar throbbed faintly, as if reacting to an energy that hadn’t completely dissipated since his battle with Dr. Ray.Suddenly, soft footsteps echoed behind him."Drinking coffee alone like some heartbroken guy," came a familiar voice.Chelsea stood at the rooftop entrance, wearing a hoodie and carrying a slice of chocolate cake.“Are you following me?
Man From Another Wold Chapter 50: Lightning Between Sky and Light
SWOOSH!The flap of the winged creature shook the air, creating sharp gusts of wind that swept over the rooftops nearby. Roof tiles flew, and the sky above Uraya University seemed to tremble. Yet below, the people merely stopped, gazing upward in awe rather than panic."Man, the special effects are insane…""This must be some top-secret Hollywood production!""Look at that! The CGI looks real!"Comments echoed from the crowd. Some raised their phones, recording the battle that began to thunder across the sky. The blaring of car horns stuck in traffic on the main road became background noise, overwhelmed by the aura of lightning crawling from the body of a man standing atop an apartment building.Hansen stood tall, his figure like a lighthouse in the middle of a storm.Chelsea lay behind him, still protected by a gentle energy shield—nearly invisible, yet separating her from the chaos about to explode.The winged creature darted forward, jaws open and filled with fangs. Hansen turned,
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Chapter 69: Blood and Sacrifice
Hansen stood frozen, his eyes locked onto Kira, who was trapped within a cage of blood energy. His body trembled, his fangs still bared, but tears streamed down his pale cheeks."Let her go," Hansen growled, his voice deeper than usual. Blue energy began to swirl around his hands.Valeria laughed, stepping closer to the cage. "Why? She already belongs to us. And you... you’re going to witness her transformation."She waved her hand, and the cage glowed even brighter. Kira screamed in pain, her body arching."STOP!" Hansen shot forward, but Gregor and the other vampires blocked his path.Gregor grinned. "You think you can fight us all?"Hansen didn’t answer. His eyes stayed on Kira. Suddenly, the blue energy in his hands exploded, blasting the vampires around him away. They were thrown back, including Gregor, who crashed into a wall.Valeria raised an eyebrow. "Interesting."Hansen didn’t waste time. He rushed toward the cage, but Valeria raised her hand again. An invisible force clamp
Chapter 68: The Abduction and the Decision
Hansen stood on the deserted subway track, his breathing slowly steadying. His hand still gripped the electric baton, its light beginning to fade. Sylvia and the other vampires had escaped, but Kira—"KIRA!" His shout echoed through the empty tunnel.No response.He fumbled into his pocket, pulling out a phone with a cracked screen. His fingers trembled as he dialed."Elara," his voice hoarse. "They took Kira."On the other end, Elara let out a long sigh. "I saw it through the CCTV. A man dragged her eastward, toward the Industrial District."Hansen clenched his fist. "I’m going after them.""Wait!" Elara shouted. "You need a plan. They’re not playing around—""I don’t care if they have a thousand vampires," Hansen growled. "I’ll destroy anything that stands between me and Kira."Elsewhere…Kira’s head throbbed as she slowly regained consciousness. Her body felt heavy, tightly bound to a metal chair. The room around her was dim, lit only by a few candles floating in the air."Ah, the
Chapter 67: The Hunt Begins
The night wind whipped against Kira's face as they sped through the empty city streets. Hansen rode the motorcycle at high speed, his hands gripping the handlebars tightly. Kira held onto his waist, feeling the tension in his muscles."Are you sure we're safe?" Kira shouted over the roar of the engine.Hansen didn’t answer right away. His eyes kept flicking to the rearview mirror. “Not yet. They’re definitely tracking us.”Suddenly, the streetlights ahead exploded one by one, plunging the road into a tunnel of darkness.“Hold on tight!” Hansen veered sharply into a narrow alley.From the rooftops, black shadows leapt over them with unnatural speed. Kira counted at least four figures moving with eerie grace.Sylvia ran across the rooftops, her sharp eyes not missing a single movement of the bike below. Her pointed ears caught the frantic beat of Kira’s heart.Perfect, she thought, licking her lips.She signaled to the three other vampires with her. “Remember, the Queen wants Hansen ali
Chapter 66: Tactics and Deception
Darian lunged like lightning, his long claws slicing through the air just inches from Hansen’s face. Hansen dodged to the side with agility, but Kira could see a trickle of blood running from a cut on his cheek."The so-called great master," Darian sneered, his eyes glowing red. "All you can do is dodge?"Hansen didn’t respond. His breathing was ragged, the sword in his hand trembling slightly. Kira wanted to rush to help him, but Stanley held her back firmly."Master Hansen has a plan," Stanley whispered. "Trust him."Darian attacked again, this time even faster. Hansen was flung backward, his body crashing into a metal rack, sending medical tools flying."NO!" Kira screamed, struggling to break free.Darian approached Hansen, who lay motionless. A wide grin revealed his long fangs. "Finally. I’m going to drink your so-called special blood."Just as Darian leaned down to bite, something unexpected happened.Hansen’s once-weary eyes suddenly lit up in a brilliant blue."You were too e
Chapter 65: The Hunter's Trail
Laotaro’s big motorcycle roared through the quieting city streets. Kira clung tightly to Hansen's waist, her cheek resting against his strong back. The night wind brushed her face, carrying with it Hansen’s scent—a mix of mint soap and something deeper, more primal."First time on a big bike?" Hansen shouted over the engine’s roar.Kira nodded before realizing he couldn’t see her. "Yeah! It’s really fast!"Hansen chuckled, then suddenly swerved sharply into a narrow alley. Kira let out a small scream, gripping him tighter. "Watch out, Hansen!"But Hansen was a pro. With deadly precision, the big bike glided smoothly toward a renovated old building. In front of the door, a few Black Mamba members stood guard, weapons in hand.As the bike came to a stop, Stanley rushed over. He looked better than the last time they’d met—healthier, with less fear in his eyes. But tonight, a new tension lined his jaw."Sir," Stanley bowed respectfully. "They’re waiting in the lower room."Hansen removed
Chapter 64: Traces of Bond
The morning sun crept gently through the window, softly washing over Hansen’s already-awake face. His eyes—usually alert and calculating—now looked at Kira with a rare tenderness. Her body was still wrapped under the blanket, only her shoulders and messy black hair visible atop the pillow.Hansen took a deep breath. Memories of the previous night flashed in his mind—the trembling first touch, Kira’s breathless gasps between kisses, and how her body responded to every stroke of his hand. The dried blood on the sheet wasn’t just proof of Kira’s virginity, but a small battle they had fought against the pain that had slipped between those intimate moments."I'm okay," Kira had whispered last night, even though her forehead had furrowed in discomfort.Hansen rubbed his face. Desire still smoldered within him, but he held it back. Kira must be exhausted—not just from work, but also from their first experience together.Moving carefully, Hansen got out of bed, trying not to wake her. He grab
Chapter 63: The Awakening of Hidden Energy
That night, in Laotaro’s modest underground chamber, Hansen sat cross-legged atop a meditation circle drawn with special chalk. The damp stone walls were lined with shelves full of strange potions and dried roots. Kira sat in the corner, her eyes fixed on Hansen, whose body had begun to emit a pale blue aura."How much longer will he be like this?" Kira whispered to Laotaro, who was preparing herbal tea."The fusion process between the Thousand-Year Ginseng and his cultivation core takes time, Miss Kira," Laotaro replied as he poured hot water. "Could be an hour… or all night—"Suddenly, the entire room trembled. Bottles on the shelves rattled, and concrete dust rained down from the ceiling. Hansen raised both hands, a swirl of spiritual energy forming above his head."AAAAARGH!"His voice echoed strangely, as if layered with multiple tones. A golden triangle symbol reappeared on his forehead, glowing brightly.Kira jumped to her feet, an automatic knife already in her hand. "Somethin
Chapter 62: The Eternal Choice
Hansen stood between two portals, his heart torn in two. On one side, Kira and Elara—the only family he had in this foreign world. On the other, the true world of cultivation, a place where he could reach the peak of power and perhaps… find a way home for real."Choose wisely," the voice of the Sky God echoed. "Return as a mortal man, or continue as an immortal cultivator."Hansen clenched his fists. In the first portal, he saw Kira kneeling in the ruins, her tears falling onto the dusty ground. Elara stood behind her, her face blank but eyes red. Laotaro gathered the remaining fragments of the Ginseng, as if hoping to reassemble it.In the second portal, floating mountains soared through a blue sky, ancient swords gleamed in the distance, and spiritual energy flowed like rivers of gold."I…"Suddenly, from the first portal, Kira’s desperate voice rang out: "We’ll find a way to bring you back, Han!"Something stirred in Hansen’s chest. He remembered his promise to them—a promise to pr
Chapter 61: The Final Sacrifice
Kira gripped the communicator tightly, her voice on the verge of breaking. "What do you mean? You’re not coming with us?!"Hansen stared at the pulsing black energy orb before him. "If this portal isn’t sealed, the entire city will be destroyed—maybe even more than that."Elara cut in through the communicator, her voice panicked. "But the countdown is under five minutes! You won’t make it—""Trust me," Hansen interrupted, strangely calm. "I know what I have to do."Outside, danger sirens blared. Small explosions echoed from the upper floors of the facility—the remaining prototypes had begun activating on their own.Kira hesitated, but Elara grabbed her arm. "We have to go! Now!""But Hansen—""He’s a true cultivator," Elara whispered. "He has a plan."With a heavy heart, Kira followed Elara out of the collapsing facility.In the Underground ChamberHansen stared at the black portal. Its energy was alien—not from any world he had known. They hadn’t just been trying to create artificial
