The room buzzed with high tension.
Astrid stormed forward, her heels clicking against the marble floor. Her eyes burned with rage as she pointed at Kai.
"I really underestimated you! You actually had the guts to show up and cause a scene at my wedding!"
"You think you can just come and go as you please?!"
"Oh? How do you think I got in?" Kai sneered.
"Well said, Kai. Letting you in was me showing you respect, but now it seems like you don’t deserve it."
"Let me remind you," Kai cleared his throat.
"You’re the one who cheated, your mom's the thief, and your brother’s the one on drugs."
"You talk about face, but it looks like you need it more than I do."
The room went silent for three seconds before whispers erupted.
"Is that true?"
"Is Reginald’s new wife really like this?"
"Enough!" Reginald finally stepped up. "This guy's nothing but a thug and a liar. Don’t listen to him!"
"Right, he's just a freeloading loser, willing to do anything for money," Sage added. "All the bruises on me and my mom? He did it!"
The guests gasped, realizing they’d been fooled by Kai.
"This bastard! He’s not what he seems! We’ve all been played!"
"The bride’s family was too kind. This kind of person shouldn’t even be at the wedding!"
"Yeah, if it were me, I’d beat him up to vent!"
"Not enough—should break his hand so he can't hurt anyone again!"
"Yeah, break his arm!"
"Alright, alright," Reginald said, a smug, wicked grin spreading across his face.
"Breaking his hand’s too cruel. Today’s my big day, just a little blood will do."
"How about this?" He turned to Kai, his gaze cold and malicious.
"You slap yourself three times with the hand you used to hit others, and we’ll call it even. What do you say?"
The guests erupted into laughter.
“That’s a fair deal!”
“Come on, let’s see it! Show some respect!”
Astrid folded her arms, smirking. “You heard him. What’s it going to be, Kai?”
Abigail, standing nearby, clenched her fists. She couldn’t stay silent.
“This is ridiculous!” she snapped. “Kai didn’t even mean to cause trouble! You’re all treating him like...”
"Darling, he’s playing you," Astrid sighed dramatically. "He's just a shameless bastard. If you don’t show him who’s boss, he’ll never know his place."
"This is all on you," Kai sneered, shooting a challenging look at Abigail and Reginald.
Then, with unnerving calm, he reached into his pocket, pulled out his phone and dialed a number.
"Cancel Reginald Thompson wedding."
The moment the words left his mouth, the atmosphere in the room froze—no sound, no breath—only Kai's declaration to cancel the wedding echoed through the silence.
The next second, someone, no one knew who, snapped out of it and burst into uncontrollable laughter. The laughter spread like a tidal wave, flooding the room.
"You actually think a single phone call can cancel my wedding?" Reginald laughed so hard he doubled over. "God, Kai, you’re more delusional than I thought!"
The guests roared with laughter.
"Does this idiot think he’s some bigshot now?"
"Must’ve hit his head on the way in!"
"This is too embarrassing, someone dragged him out already!"
Kai remained still. Unbothered. He watched the clueless fools with a smug, almost leisurely smile. They had no idea they’d just crossed paths with someone who could crush them without a second thought.
Reginald wiped fake tears from his eyes. “You know what? I almost feel bad for you. Almost. But since you came here asking for humiliation, I’ll grant your wish.”
His eyes darkened. “Guards!”
The guards rushed forward, surrounding Kai, then lunged at him with a forceful frenzy. Reginald wore a false, mocking smile. "Be careful, don’t break this little lapdog."
Kai sneered. It seemed they truly didn’t know the meaning of danger. With a sudden leap, he soared through the air, landing devastating kicks on the guards, sending them crashing to the ground. How could this be?
The guards roared in fury and charged again, but this time, Kai didn’t even twitch a muscle. He stood there casually in the center, almost toying with them.
Then, boom—a wave of golden energy erupted from him, radiating outward in all directions, knocking everyone within reach to the ground. It was pure madness!
Reginald clenched his fists, his face twisting in rage. "Useless! Can't even handle one man!"
"Shoot him!" he roared at the armed guards in the back.
The next second, a swarm of gun-wielding men in black surged forward. People screamed and scattered in all directions, knocking over tables, chairs, and dishes with a horrible, chilling clatter. But no one cared—they only wanted to survive!
The guards, at Reginald's signal, slammed a bullet into the chamber with a chilling click, the sound echoing like a death knell.
Then...
CRASH!
The doors exploded inward.
A wave of men in black bulletproof vests stormed in, and before Astrid and the armed guard could even react, they were slammed to the ground. Screams erupted as people scattered in panic, terrified that soldiers would massacre them all in the blink of an eye.
In the next breath, every soldier raised their guns and saluted. And then, striding through the door, came a woman with a killer body, radiating deadly confidence.
Elara Vasquez!
The crowd gasped. They knew her. The richest woman in the city! The true power behind this district!
Reginald’s eyes flickered—his savior Elara had arrived!
The next moment, Elara's voice sliced through the air—cold, calm, but lethal.
"No one causes trouble on my territory.”
Kai sneered, his gaze filled with pity as he watched Reginald’s back.
Poor Reginald—seems he has no idea the nightmare that's coming his way.
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313: The Fruit, The Fools, and The Flying Copycat
Kai frowned, his eyes narrowing slightly as he looked down at the arrogant group below. Some disciples stood there in shimmering white robes, their chins raised so high he wondered how they hadn’t tripped over their pride yet.“Alright,” Kai said lazily, one hand still holding the glowing fruit. “Before we go any further, I need clarification. Are you commanding me, or politely requesting me to leave this fruit alone? Because I can’t seem to tell with that tone of yours. Sounds like you’re trying to cough up superiority and choking on it.”The group stiffened, obviously not used to being questioned. Kai continued, his tone infuriatingly calm.“See, I’m a very reasonable man. I’ve got plenty of fruits already, so I wouldn’t mind leaving this one. But your tone? Yeah, that’s not something I can tolerate. Politeness is free, gentlemen. Try using it once in a while.”He leaned back against the branch, completely relaxed then he continued with a straight face, “That attitude of yours? That
312: The Arrogant Savior and His Little Thief
The three men froze for a moment, processing Kai’s calm yet commanding tone before breaking into laughter. It wasn’t the friendly kind either, it was the snorting, mocking, “you-must-be-an-idiot” kind of laugh.One of them, clutching his ribs, wiped blood from the corner of his mouth and sneered, “You think you can order us? Hand over the beast, boy, and maybe we’ll let you crawl away with all your limbs still attached.”Kai tilted his head lazily, unimpressed. “Crawl?” He grinned. “That’s cute. You three should start a comedy troupe, ‘The Half-Dead Clowns of Sky Iron.’ I’ll even pay to watch.”Their smiles vanished.Another, the one with the dagger, snarled, “You’ve got a big mouth. When we’re done with you, you’ll beg to lose it.”Kai rolled his eyes and sighed like a man too tired for stupidity. “Please don’t make empty promises. The last idiots who said that are still learning to chew porridge.”He shifted his halberd onto his shoulder, smirking. “But hey, I’m in a good mood. If y
311: The Greedy Meets the Cute
Kai summoned his halberd and his grip tightened on it, muscles flexing as he braced himself for the fight of his life. The forest trembled, the ground shook and then from the shadows burst forth……a tiny, squeaky thing.Kai blinked.Once then twice and again and again. Seriously?He slowly lowered his halberd, his expression caught somewhere between confusion and pure disbelief.“Wait a minute,” he muttered. “You’re… you’re kidding me.”The creature hovering weakly before him wasn’t a terrifying ten-meter monster. No. It was barely the size of a goat, maybe smaller or slightly bigger, with silky white fur that shimmered faintly under the moonlight. Two tiny wings sprouted awkwardly from its back, flapping weakly as it wobbled in the air. Its tail flicked like a cat’s, and its large golden eyes blinked up at him with the kind of innocent curiosity that could melt a warlord’s heart.It looked like a lion cub had gotten drunk, fallen in love with a pegasus, and somehow been born adorable.
310: The Greedy Wanderer
Kai sneezed so loud that a few nearby birds took off like arrows. He blinked groggily, sitting up under the tree he had collapsed beneath. For a moment, he just stared into the darkness, brain still half-asleep but then realization hit him.“Ah, for fuck’s sake,” he grumbled, rubbing his nose. “Who the hell sneezes themselves awake?!”He groaned dramatically and flopped back down, one hand over his face. “I was having a damn good dream too. There were golden clouds, spirit wine, and a woman feeding me grapes… now look at me, lying on the forest floor like a broke vagabond.”The night air was cool and sharp, the kind that made every sound echo. A few fireflies blinked lazily around him, and somewhere in the distance, an animal growled. Kai stretched lazily, arms cracking loudly, and yawned so wide it could’ve swallowed the moon.“Well, no point crying about it,” he muttered. “Back to the grand life of walking aimlessly in an unknown wilderness.”He stood, brushing leaves off his robe,
309: The Empty Vault and the Angry Idiots
When the beast finally went down, it didn’t go quietly, it collapsed with an earth-shaking thud, the air bursting in a hot, sulfurous wave that sent everyone stumbling back. Its body disintegrated slowly, and from its crumbling chest dropped a glowing core the size of a man’s fist.Abigail didn’t hesitate. “Mine,” she muttered, grabbing it before anyone could even blink. The others froze for a moment and then pretended not to care.Wei gave a stiff smile. “We’ll, uh… let you have that one.”But before anyone could question that sudden generosity, his group and the rest suddenly bolted ahead straight back into the village.Abigail blinked. “Oh? So now they’re marathon runners.”Jian watched them go, his eyes narrowing faintly, the faintest twitch of amusement curving his lips. “W-we f-follow,” he said quietly.Abigail raised a brow. “Why? So they can use us again?”His expression was calm, eyes glinting like a strategist watching pawns move on a board. “S-suspicion is a b-blade, A-Abi
308: A Fight Against Two.
The air split like a blade as Jian’s punch landed, the sound so sharp it felt like thunder striking the earth. The impact cracked through the monster’s torso and black lines webbing across its body and for one glorious second, everyone thought that was it.But then the cracks glowed faintly red… and sealed themselves shut.“Oh, come on,” Abigail hissed under her breath, already springing forward.Her blade sang through the air, a sharp whistle slicing into the creature’s chest with a flash of heat. Sparks erupted on contact, the armor-like hide screeching in protest. Behind her, Selene, Luna, and Rina stepped into action with the synchronization of seasoned predators.Selene went first, her eyes glowing faint silver as she whispered an incantation, a shimmering veil of moonlight forming around her hands. She flicked her wrist, sending a wave of hypnotic light straight at the creature’s eyes. The beast paused, stumbling slightly, its vision blurring as if it had fallen under a trance.
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