The leader and his men burst into mocking laughter.
"That's enough of this clown show." The leader muttered, signaling to his men.
One of the henchmen pulled out a steel pipe, swung it heavily at Benjamin!
But Benjamin’s reflexes were way sharper than everyone could imagine.
He easily moved out of the way with astonishing speed, snatching the weapon mid-swing.
In one smooth motion, he turned around. The steel pipe took down the attacker.
Before any of the others could react, Benjamin had already dropped two more of them with clean, efficient strikes.
Realizing that Benjamin was no ordinary opponent, the leader stepped forward, cracking his knuckles.
He decided to handle Benjamin personally.
This guy’s massive frame and raw power were enough to intimidate anyone—but not Benjamin.
He had already calculated his moves.
As soon as the man moved to lay in his first punch, Benjamin dispatched him with a single powerful kick.
With a big “boom”, the man crashed into the car door!
Bloodied and defeated, he collapsed and slumped to the ground.
Benjamin dusted off his shirt and walked back towards the car.
The remaining henchmen rushed at Benjamin. As he was distracted by another attack , one man picked up a sledgehammer, sand sneaked up behind.
But Benjamin was faster!
He sidestepped the incoming blow, grabbed the distracted henchman, and yanked him in front of him.
The sledgehammer slammed into the wrong target, knocking out the attacker.
During the flashing time, Benjamin grabbed the second henchman from behind, slamming his head into the cold tar.
His movements were sharp and decisive.
Amanda was still seated in shock.
She had witnessed his fighting skills before, but she had never seen him on this level of action before.
Benjamin walked back to the car.
"We may continue on our journey." He opened the door and said it casually.
Amanda stared at him, stunned.
"That was impressive! How did you do that?!" She yelled out, still breathing heavily from the entire encounter.
" Did you recognize any of them?" Benjamin asked when she started driving.
Amanda shook her head.
"Not at all. But I have a feeling all of these is linked to what happened to Eileen's daughter. Our family and Fishers' had been working togethers these days. And we has many enemies, but there is one who is desperate enough to send them after me."
" You think it’s about the poisoning?" He asked again.
“I know it is.” She exhaled. “We’ll find out soon enough. But now, we need to get to the fundraiser first. I need some places to get a proper outfit.”
‘Women…Even after the attack, she focused more on the outfits.’ Benjamin shook his head, amused.
Amanda found a shop. Minutes later, she slipped into a form-fitting, metallic sheath gown that accentuated her curves.
Her brown hair cascaded in soft curls as she walked toward Benjamin.
Benjamin hadn’t bothered to change; he had no plan to make any attentions.
Besides, his outfit was fine for anything.
“You sure you don’t wanna any changes?” Amanda glanced at him.
“What? My suits are fine enough for the occasion.” Benjamin frowned.
Amanda sweeps past his pilling elbow and let out a chuckle.
“If you said so. But you don’t need it anyway.”
They arrived at the nursing home a little bit late. The security team had been stationed outside, waiting for the greeting.
"Welcome, Miss. Amanda. Welcome, Mr. Benjamin. It’s an honor, Sir. " The security said, addressing him with unexpected reverence.
Amanda shot him a puzzled glance until they walked inside the building.
The atmosphere was different. The staff treated Benjamin with a kind of respect.
"Welcome back! Mr. Benjamin!" The staff acknowledged him with smiling faces.
Amanda continued to stare at him with surprise.
It surprised her even more when they walked into the hall.
The elderly residents of the nursing home started greeting him with enthusiasm.
"Benny! My dear boy!" An old woman hugged him from behind.
"Hello, Mrs. Cornwell." Benjamin smiled, returning the old lady's hug.
“I knew that was you!” Another elderly man walked up to him wearing a smile.
Soon enough, a small crowd of residents gathered around him.
Amanda watched all this in awe.
She had no idea he was that popular among those elders.
This kind of familiarity didn’t happen overnight. Benjamin must have visited often.
The elderly here were ordinary people, unlikely to bring him any material benefit.
The only reason Benjamin kept coming back was simple: he was genuinely a kind person.
The more she thought about it, the more layers of mystery seemed to surround Benjamin, and her curiosity about him only grew...
As the evening gala began, Amanda stepped away to take a phone call, leaving Benjamin to explore the venue.
Prominent figures started arriving, all eager to fight for ownership of the nursing home’s land.
Benjamin stepped outside for some fresh air.
From his spot by the entrance, he overheard two women talking about the nursing home’s future.
“If any businessman buys it, this place might be torn down,” one of them said.
This new information struck Benjamin roughly.
It was not good news at all to hear that the nursing home was at risk of being brought down.
Just then, a sleek black Rolls-Royce pulled up outside, drawing everyone’s attention.
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Chapter 158
The sky above the world was calm again. For the first time in what felt like forever, there were no strange ripples, no distortions in the air, no flickering stars hinting at another incoming threat. Just peace. Real, honest peace.Benjamin stood on the same hill where his journey had started years ago. The wind brushed through his hair, soft and warm, carrying the scent of rain and the faint hum of life returning to balance. Below the hill stretched a world reborn. Cities glowing gently, forests alive again, rivers running clear. Humanity had survived. And not just survived, but changed.Emily came up the hill behind him, her steps slow but steady. She came with their son, now a bright-eyed boy who clung to every word, staring at the horizon like it was made just for him.Benjamin turned and smiled. “He’s getting taller,” he said softly.Emily chuckled. “That’s what happens when you feed him like a grown man.”Their son giggled and reached toward Benjamin. “Dad!”That small voice b
Chapter 157
Benjamin stood by the wide window of their home, staring at the rolling hills beyond the rebuilt city. It was peaceful, yes, but he knew peace was a fragile thing. Still, this morning wasn’t about battles or cosmic systems. This morning was about his son.Leo was five now. He was curious, sharp-eyed, and full of that quiet intensity Benjamin once had when he was young. His name was Leo. Benjamin turned when he heard small footsteps behind him. “Dad,” Leo said, holding up a small device he had built out of spare metal scraps and wires. “I made something.”Benjamin crouched down, smiling softly. “What is it this time?”Leo frowned, thinking hard. “I don’t know yet. It listens to light. I think it might talk back if I fix the last part.”Benjamin chuckled. The boy’s imagination was boundless, but what amazed him more was how he understood things without being taught. He could take apart old systems, rewire broken data panels, and speak about energy flow like he had lived through Benjami
Chapter 156
Five years had passed since the last great battle. The world had changed, and so had Benjamin Moore and Emily. They were no longer the warriors constantly fighting for survival; they were leaders, parents, and builders of a world reborn from chaos. The scars of the past still existed, but they had softened over time like old wounds that no longer hurt when touched, only reminded them of how far they had come.The morning sun rose over the rebuilt city of Meridian, now known as the Heart of the New World. It wasn’t just a city anymore; it was the symbol of what humanity could become when given another chance. Buildings of living glass shimmered with soft colors, powered by clean energy drawn from the remnants of the Elder Relics. People walked the streets with peace in their eyes. The air was clear, the rivers ran blue again, and laughter had returned to the soundscape of daily life.Benjamin stood on the balcony of their home, watching the horizon. The home was small compared to wha
Chapter 155
The stars above were quieter now. For the first time in what felt like forever, the skies didn’t pulse with strange lights or ripple with distortions. The world, Benjamin’s world, was finally still. But beneath that calm, everyone could feel it. This peace wasn’t the end. It was the pause before something greater, something heavier.Benjamin Moore stood at the edge of the rebuilt capital, which used to be New Avalon, looking down at the city below. From this height, he could see people moving about, rebuilding homes, planting new gardens, and laughing in the streets. The air was filled with the faint hum of new life beginning again.He stood still for a long time, feeling the gentle wind against his skin. It carried the scent of renewal, of earth and iron and a little smoke. It was beautiful. It was real.But he wasn’t the same man who had helped build this peace.When he finally turned around, Emily was standing a few steps away, watching him with that familiar look, the mix of warmt
Chapter 154
The world had finally gone quiet.For the first time in what felt like forever, Benjamin Moore stood on the balcony of the Celestial Citadel and didn’t feel the sky cracking open or the ground rumbling under his feet. The stars above him looked peaceful again, not flickering with interference from the Original System, not trembling with cosmic data storms. Just stars. Distant, silent, and beautiful.Emily stood beside him, her hand resting gently on his arm. She had that calm, thoughtful look that always grounded him. For a few minutes, they didn’t speak. They didn’t need to. The air itself carried the relief of victory, but underneath it, Benjamin could already sense the tension, the unspoken understanding that this peace would not last.“I can’t remember the last time the night was this quiet,” Emily said softly.Benjamin smiled faintly. “Probably before everything started falling apart.”She turned toward him. “Do you think it’s over? The System… the war?”He looked up at the sky a
Chapter 153
The sky wasn’t just dark that day, it was alive. Colors Benjamin had never seen before rippled through the air like torn fabric. Each color carried a hum, a vibration that touched everything and everyone in their new world. People stopped and looked up, sensing that something enormous was about to happen. They couldn’t explain it, but they felt it deep in their bones. Reality itself was holding its breath.Benjamin stood on a quiet hill outside the city, the wind moving through his hair. His body glowed faintly, a mixture of gold and silver light weaving through his veins. Since his Ascension, he didn’t need to breathe, eat, or rest, but he still did not out of necessity, but habit. It reminded him that he was once human. That he still was, in some small way.Emily stood beside him, holding his hand. She looked at him with calm, loving eyes. “He’s coming, isn’t he?” she asked softly.Benjamin nodded. “Yes. The Envoy. The System’s last weapon.”“Are you ready?”He didn’t answer at f
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