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Conquering the Mythos: Reincarnated with SSS Rank Skill Corruption

Strength is all that matters. The strong decides whether the weak can even breathe. And despite Devon being born into one of the strongest families, he himself is weak. The only thing he had left to offer was his life in the hopes his father would grow a little stronger by eating him. "Maybe now your life will have meaning!!!" His father shouted as he devoured him. Reincarnated as a servant in a different continent, Devon finds that he's been revived with an SSS rank skill: [Corruption - Rank: SSS - Corrupt any beast. As you use the beast's soul, they become more attuned with the user and thus become stronger.] [Ranking system no longer applies to your beasts.] [Potential: Infinite] [Beast: Juma collected.] With this skill, he not only tames beasts but corrupts them, bending them to his very will–perfect for revenge. With a fire set ablaze in his heart, he vowed to do one thing with this new life, "I'll make you pay, 'Father'." -10 chapter mass release every new month if the book reaches first milestone in win win.

PhoenixTheShiba · Fantaisie
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The Hunt Ends

The land was finally quiet, its song dead. The melody of the hummingbirds was gone. The drums of gargantuan beasts charging at each other were gone. The harmony created by all the other species' interplay was gone.

Everything that detailed life was gone, incinerated by Kai's flames.

The only memory of their existence was found in his strength, the souls he had corrupted. The beasts he had claimed for himself.

'There's still something left to do.' Kai thought to himself, knowing Shuzen was out there.

The bastard was fighting for his life against the Chucadori. Allowing him to die was something Kai couldn't allow.

Curling his hand into a fist, Kai's eyes became slit as he gritted his teeth. His entire body tensed at the very idea of Shuzen getting off that easily. The bastard had poisoned him... the bastard was probably threatening his mom as well. Even if she was oblivious to the dangerous game they played.