First Stygian Diviner:Apocalypse
“ You must level down to the rock bottom of hell”, a demonic voice said when he was summoned to the other side. Seth Johnson was 16 when he was sacrificed in a cleansing ritual organized by his parent’s cult, to find himself reincarnated and transmigrated to a new world that was already on the brink of extinction. People were divided by their magic power’s ranking to live in different regions and sat on ascending levels in the sky. Being born again as Isiah Duncan, the brother of Lucas Duncan the prodigy who brought the apocalypse to this world was confusing to him, he who had no powers to survive, until he was forced to level down instead of leveling up, using the diabolic core of magic instead of the divine one … --------------------------- Tags: reincarnation, transmigration,male lead, fantasy . Schedule : daily updates( 2 chaps/day). Chapter length: 1 k .sometimes more. The cover :the new cover is mine, I don't allow anyone to use it , it is made specifically for tgis webnovel. The characters in this cover are :Isiah Duncan and Eijar . -------------------- bonus chapters: 10 golden tickets: 01bonus chapters 50 golden tickets: 05 bonus chapters 100 golden tickets :10 bonus chapters -------------------------- Check out my other works: For male lead: *First Stygian Diviner: Apocalypse *I Brought Apocalypse:Villain's Supremacy For female lead: *I created the villain *The body we shared . -------- Follow me on instagram: isaac_black2013 Discord server :https://discord.gg/VNH4pKgyT3 ko-fi page : https://ko-fi.com/isaacblack
Her vulnerability-part 2
Isiah's gaze, though seemingly indifferent, held a glimmer of awareness as he watched Lexie return to her previous spot.
He had been prepared for her tears, a response to their strained interactions and her own internal struggles.
His intention had been to create a distance between them, to maintain the façade of detachment he often wore.
However, what transpired next left him stunned. Lexie, despite her tears and vulnerability, did something unexpected.
Instead of simply retreating to her place, she took a seat directly across from him, her gaze unwavering, her determination palpable.
This unexpected act from Lexie seemed to challenge the emotional distance he had tried to establish.
It was as if she refused to be pushed away, her presence a silent but powerful statement of her resilience and her desire for connection, even in the face of his indifference.