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Villain's Rising

Working as a henchman for his childhood crush hasn't been great. But Sam is a hopeless romantic. Even though she's a failed supervillain, he decided to work with her so that he can at least stay by her side. Although things began to change when Kiara, his childhood crush, started developing feelings for a particular young man. Now if it was just any other guy, he would've met with some unfortunate 'accident' already but the guy in question was none other than the son of the strongest superhero himself. Starboy aka Anthony Willburn, the reason for all their failures up until now; and she decided to fall for THAT guy!? Sam couldn't accept this absurdity and decided to ruin his love rival's life by embracing his destiny and rising as a supervillain himself. Set in a distant future where only the chosen few are graced with superpowers, the story will mainly focus on the perspective of our protagonist as he will enroll in an academy of superheroes to get close to his love rival and find his weakness all the while maintaining his life as a supervillain.

Night_Crawler619 · Urban
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150 Chs

149. The Mysteries Of Akashic Records [Time Skip: 345 Years]

-345 years after the incident of the Moon's Fall

"Sire, that new anime is boring. Shall we kill the author?"

"Lucas… have you lost it?"

"Yeah, Lucas. We can't kill an author just because we don't happen to like their stories."

"Ah, yes, that too. But what I meant was, Lucas are you insane? That anime is super cool!" 

"Sigh, Master…"

On top of a high throne sat a black-haired boy. Although he had lived a little over three centuries, his appearance hadn't changed one bit since his twenties.

The throne room had a sharp futuristic look to it. On the right side of the throne stood Lucas, and Kiara stood on the left.

Much like Sam, they looked as if they hadn't aged a day since their early twenties.

Lucas argued that he should kill the author of an anime he didn't like. Sam retorted that the anime was not that bad, while Kiara argued that the topic they were talking about was completely pointless.