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SSS-Class: Villain Hero

Note: This novel indeed falls under the Harem genre, but don't expect me to write a brainless Harem story. Victor will not be the typical main character who, wherever he goes, he'll get another woman - no, he's not like that. However, I do intend to add like two, three, or a maximum of four heroines. Surely, they won't be like the princess in the tower needing to be rescued. They'll be akin to the reincarnations of an empress herself, overpowered woman from top families, or cold-blooded/ demon woman, or something along those lines. ********** Victor Redfield finds himself grappling with the reality of being transported to an entirely new world—a world where terrifying monsters roam freely, and humans possess super abilities. In this modern world, magic, mythical creatures, magus, cultivators, and emperors coexist, shaping the course of history. As Victor ponders his uncertain future, fortune smiles upon him in the form of a powerful gift. [Divine Stealing System activated] [Kill monsters or humans and steal their abilities and talents] Armed with this extraordinary power, Victor leaves his old moral compass behind. [Successful kill: Legendary S-class Wolf. Steal complete. Ability gained: Gravity Manipulation] [Successful kill: Hydra. Steal complete. Ability gained: Regeneration] Adapting to his new surroundings, Victor enrolls in a prestigious academy, embarking on the path to becoming a Magus while fulfilling his deepest ambitions. Yet, as his journey unfolds, things take an even more intriguing turn... [Villain detected. Kill him and obtain the Destiny Villain System] [Protagonist detected. Kill him and obtain the Protagonist Halo] With a world full of heroes and villains, Victor chose to eliminate them. [Congratulations, you got the sign-in system] [Congratulations, you got the super summoning system] [Congratulations, you got the demon king system]

abinn · Fantasy
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21 Chs

Cave of Misunderstandings

Clack!

Clack!

Clack!

The sharp, percussive clatter of rock against rock reverberated through the quiet cave, followed by the soft crackle of newly-kindled flames.

The modest fire danced on the end of a branch, casting a warm, flickering glow throughout the dark recesses of the cave.

"Finally, It's burned," Victor sighed heavily, slumping onto the rough cave floor. Sweat trickled down his face, reflecting the fire's light as his hand trembled from the effort of creating fire the old-fashioned way.

He found himself confined in a dark cave, a fortuitous sanctuary offered to him by the very explosion that had thrust him into this predicament.

The entrance was obstructed by a mass of rocks, effectively trapping him inside, and his body was wracked with fatigue and pain from his severe injuries.

His gaze drifted to his side, landing on an unconscious Freya. Had it not been for her quick action, he might have suffered more grievous injuries, or worse, he might have perished in the blast. Her golden shield had managed to dampen the brunt of the explosion's force.

The flickering firelight danced on the cave walls, inadvertently casting a glow on Freya's body.

His expression froze as he noticed her partially exposed form.

He quickly averted his gaze, a light blush creeping onto his cheeks. He had to admit, Freya's body was so hot.

From what he could see, the explosion had not only singed her clothes but also left them practically in tatters.

Victor dared another glance before he shook his head firmly. It wasn't appropriate for him to be ogling her in such a vulnerable state.

After a moment of hesitation, he decided to act. He started to unfasten his shirt buttons. The school uniform he was wearing had two layers, a vest, and a shirt. The vest had already fallen victim to the explosion, leaving only the shirt.

His intentions were purely chivalrous. He intended to use his shirt to provide some modicum of modesty for Freya.

He'd rather be shirtless than let Freya remain exposed.

Victor shrugged off his shirt, revealing a lean, toned torso. He wasn't particularly muscular, but he was fit.

"Now comes the hardest part. Hopefully, she doesn't wake up," he murmured, steeling himself for the task ahead.

With the shirt held gently in his hands, Victor began to cautiously approach the prone figure of Freya, his mind focused on the task at hand.

But as he neared her, about to drape his shirt over her, his movement stilled abruptly. His heart pounded in his chest as he noticed that Freya's eyes had fluttered open.

He felt cold sweat breaking out on his forehead.

"Freya, it's not what you think," Victor hurriedly tried to explain, his voice grave.

Freya's gaze shifted downwards, and her cheeks blazed a brilliant red as she took in the sight of her own state of undress.

With the realization of her exposure, her fury ignited.

"Bastard!" she screamed, an aura of golden energy flaring around her, catapulting Victor into the rough stone wall of the cave.

"Cough! Freya, this is a misunderstanding!" Victor managed to wheeze out, striving to placate Freya despite the searing pain coursing through his body.

Freya, however, was visibly livid. Her left hand instinctively shielded her chest, while her right hand curled into a tight fist, as if she were about to launch another attack.

"Misunderstanding, huh? If I'd stayed unconscious, who knows what you might have done, you depraved bastard!" Her voice was a venomous hiss.

"Freya, this is really a misunderstanding. I have absolutely no ill intentions towards you. I just wanted to give you my shirt to cover yourself because your clothes were burned." Victor's voice was soft and earnest, his sincerity evident in his tone.

But Freya's face remained hard, her anger unabated.

"You're just trying to... Cough!" Her retort was abruptly cut off by a harsh, rasping cough. Her eyes widened in shock as she realized she had coughed up blood.

Dizziness washed over her like a tidal wave, her vision blurred, and the world around her seemed to spin wildly.

"Freya? Are you okay?"

Victor's voice reached her, faint and distorted, as if heard from under water. A pounding headache threatened to split her head in two.

Unable to withstand the excruciating pain, her body gave in, and she collapsed to the cave floor, unconscious once again.