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Reborn With the Infinite Gods System

Levelling up? Gods System? After dying from overwork, Harry awakens in a world where humanity fights for survival against relentless alien invaders, each person’s fate determined by a power they awaken on their tenth birthday. With his own tenth birthday looming, Harry chooses a seemingly weak ability, a decision that marks him as an outcast. But beneath the surface of this unassuming power lies a connection to ancient gods and a potential far beyond anything the world has seen. Armed with the mysterious System of the Gods, Harry must navigate a world teeming with treachery and secrets, where betrayal lurks around every corner. The alien threat, ever-adapting and evolving, doesn’t rest, growing stronger with each passing moment. As Harry struggles to master his newfound powers, he uncovers dark truths about the origins of the alien invaders—truths that could shatter everything he thought he knew. The fate of humanity teeters on the edge, and Harry’s true awakening is only just beginning. [WPC entry August] Warning: *Latest Chapters Contain Smut(+18 scenes)*

AuthorEriElegbede · Fantasie
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Chapter 141: End of Rika Zero 3

Chapter 141: End of Rika Zero 3

The entire facility buzzed with frantic activity as everyone rushed to complete their tasks, moving supplies and equipment to their designated locations. Time was slipping away, and the urgency hung in the air like a thick fog.

The spaceship, already stocked with as many supplies as they could manage, sat waiting. They had done their best, though everything had come as a shock. The rumors of a Voidwalker's appearance had spread like wildfire, giving them only three hours to evacuate the planet. The information was false, intentionally planted by Commander Asher himself. His closest subordinates had helped him spread the lie.

It was a necessary cruelty, one he bore with the weight of the world on his shoulders. Sacrificing a hundred lives for the safety of billions back on Earth—that's what it had come down to. The pain of it gnawed at his conscience, but it was a sacrifice he deemed unavoidable.