A Different Breed
Author: UchManUboy
last update2026-06-19 15:09:48

"Kill him!" the mercenary commander roared, panic suddenly cracking his voice. "Open fire!"

Twelve suppressed assault rifles erupted at once.

Dozens of armor-piercing rounds tore through the rain, converging on the spot where Luke stood. The asphalt ripped open. The sedan's steel door turned into shredded Swiss cheese.

But there was no blood. No body.

A split second before the first trigger pull, Luke had vanished from their sights.

He didn't use magic. He used the lethal tactical awareness for
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  • I'm Not a Commander

    Luke felt the heavy weight of her gaze. He didn't flinch. He kept one hand on the steering wheel, maintaining a calm facade under her terrified scrutiny.He leaned slightly toward the old Nokia on the console."You have the wrong number," Luke said smoothly. "I'm not a commander. I'm just an ex-convict named Luke."A heavy pause hung over the line.Then the man on the other end let out a harsh, furious breath. General Thunder had caught the code instantly."Damn it!" the general barked, his voice dripping with disgust. "This useless convict again? I can't believe I just leaked classified intel to a slum rat. Forget everything you heard!"The line went dead.Sarah let out a massive, shaky breath. She slumped back against the leather seat, her racing heart finally slowing. The tension in the car broke.She looked at the cracked phone on the console, then at Luke."Wasn't that General Thunder?" Sarah asked, disbelief in her voice. She recognized the harsh, barking tone from the day Victo

  • The Weight of a Lie

    The high-pitched alarm pierced the quiet room. Sarah sat frozen in the plastic chair. Her grandfather's lifeless hand slipped from her grip and rested on the white hospital sheets.The sliding glass door shoved open.Marcus stumbled into the ICU. He saw the flat green line on the monitor, then the empty stare of the Patriarch. His knees gave out. He hit the linoleum floor hard, burying his face in his good arm, and let out a raw, ugly sob.Dr. Thorne stepped in behind him. He checked the old man's pulse and pressed a button to silence the alarm."He's gone," Thorne said softly. He gave Sarah a quiet nod. "I'm sorry for your loss, Miss Quinn."Thorne slipped out to give them privacy.Marcus wept loudly on the floor, his shoulders shaking with grief.Tears streamed down Sarah's face. She was crying for the grandfather she had once loved, but the grief tangled with horror. The thirty-year-old secret crushed her lungs. Her family's entire legacy was built on stolen blood.Marcus lifted hi

  • The Stolen Birthright

    Ding.The elevator doors slid open on the fourth floor of Zenith General Hospital. Sarah stepped into the bright, sterile hallway of the ICU. Luke walked beside her.Before she could look at the room numbers, a voice echoed down the corridor."You ungrateful bitch!"Marcus charged down the hall. His right arm was still strapped in a thick white sling, but his face was red with fury and fresh tears."This is your fault!" Marcus yelled, lunging at her. "You stole our logistics! You took everything! The stress killed him! You killed him!"Marcus never reached her. Luke stepped forward, planted a flat hand against his good shoulder, and shoved him backward.Marcus hit the wall hard. The impact jarred his broken arm. He gasped in sharp pain, his legs giving out. He slid down the wall to the tiled floor, clutching his sling and weeping in broken sobs. Luke didn't look at him again.The sliding glass door to Room 412 opened.Dr. Thorne stepped out, pulling off a pair of bloody surgical glove

  • The Directive

    The heavy obsidian desk dug painfully into Sarah's lower back.Two massive corporate guards gripped her shoulders, pinning her in place. Her white blazer pressed hard against the cold, polished stone. Shattered glass covered the carpet from where the men had breached the doors minutes ago.Tristan Frost stood on the other side of the desk. He didn't yell. He tapped a gold pen against a printed document."It's an Emergency Reauthorization Directive, Miss Quinn," Tristan said, his voice cold and professional. "You bypassed regional authority yesterday. Sign the transfer. Return the supply chain to my division.""I operated within my legal authority as CEO," Sarah breathed, refusing to take the pen.Tristan sighed. He adjusted his silk tie, looked at the guard holding Sarah's right arm, and gave a short nod.The guard unclipped a steel baton from his belt. He raised it high, aiming for her wrist.The baton never fell. The heavy inner doors quietly pushed open. A combat boot stepped onto

  • The Inherited Curse

    Fifteen minutes after the phone call, Dr. Thorne rushed through the heavy mahogany doors of the Dragon Emperor Villa. He was out of breath, silver hair a mess, gripping his metal medical case.He didn't bother knocking. Luke was already waiting in the marble hallway.Luke handed him the heavy titanium lockbox.Thorne took it with shaking hands. He popped the latches. Inside rested the hundred-year-old Blood Ginseng. A thick, knotted crimson root, glowing faintly under the lights."I'll prepare the extract immediately," Thorne whispered.They walked into the living room. Zoe was fast asleep on the plush velvet sofa. Her chest rose and fell in a steady rhythm. The heavy white cast rested on her stomach. She already looked better than she had in the slums, but Thorne knew the truth. Her body was failing.Thorne set up a portable medical station on the glass coffee table. He moved with practiced speed. He shaved a tiny piece of the ancient root and crushed it inside a sterilized vial. He

  • The Ticking Clock

    The violent thunderstorm from last night was gone. Bright morning sunlight warmed the wide marble kitchen of the Dragon Emperor Villa.Luke stood quietly at the stove, flipping a pancake in a copper pan. He wore a simple white shirt and grey slacks. He looked like an ordinary husband making breakfast.He didn't look like a man who had snapped a billionaire's neck and stepped over a hundred bleeding mercenaries just hours ago.Sharp footsteps clicked against the marble.Sarah walked into the kitchen. She was dressed for her first full day of work, wearing the crisp white CEO blazer the Frost Group had provided. But she wasn't acting like an untouchable executive this morning.She stared at her sleek new corporate phone, her face pale."Luke," she whispered. She stopped in the middle of the kitchen, unable to look away from the screen.He set the pan down and turned. "Morning. What's wrong?"She slowly turned the phone so he could see.The front page of the Zenith Financial Gazette fille

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