My Bio-Nanotech System
"Even in oblivion, you all shall tremble at the demon that lies beyond..." --- Beaten, betrayed, discriminated against, and then sent into hell. Those were the words that defined Khan's life, if he ever bothered to think about it. In a cold world where the hearts of people surged in preparation for the next cataclysm that had the potential to wipe out the entire world, who had the time to care for a feeble, golden-haired anomaly with no memories of his first ten years? Sent away from the orphanage with the mission to end his life, fate was still not satisfied with punishing him enough. He found himself in front of a demon god who raised children into killing machines, known to complete every mission irrespective of the danger. Among a group of madmen, he was the maddest, given the name "The Hollow" due to his unfeeling attitude. But in essence, all he ever needed was a place he could call home and when his life flashed before his eyes and he awakened his memories, he embarked on that path. ----- "My origin might be ten thousand light-years away from Earth, but even if I have to walk on the corpses of a million to reach it, then so be it..." ----- But now he won't be walking this dark path alone: [Congratulations, the Host has successfully fused with the system.] [Congratulations, Host has awakened The Bio-Nanotech System!] -------- [Also Check Out My New Novel: Infinity Guardian System]
Truths Known But Unsaid
"Tch, what an idiot..." The words were from none other than Lillith who landed back on her bed, her long purple hair spraying all around her as her chest heaved up and down from anger.
She couldn't believe her own twin sister thought of he that way. It was as if Aurelia believed she snatched away Khan from her.
"Tch, no wonder she was asking those stupid questions..." Lillith mused, finally knowing why she was asking those questions previously.
She had found them strange that Aurelia was asking her such type of questions but she had simply pushed it off to the side and never gave them indepth thought.
She had never had to think deeply of her own sister's words. It was just how much she trusted one of her own blood.
But right now, words can't describe how disappointed she right now. Both in the question she asked and the fact she was involved in something which had absolutely nothing to do with her.