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Rebirth Of The Supreme One

[Give the first 5 chapters a shot, at the very least, before you decide to put it down!] OP Skills: You bet, Harem: 100% OP MC: Definitely, OP Subordinates: Dark and Deadly ------------------------- "Dragons, Succubus, Demons, Angels, undeads, ain't get nothing on me" "I am the Supreme One" ------------------------- Rasoul and Clay are beings from completely different worlds. They lived a different life, made different choices, and loved different people. They did not know of each other's existence, but when the universe is plunged into chaos, their separate lives intertwined and together they will rise to the pinnacle of strength in other to save the universe. With diverse monstrous subordinates and a rude system aiding him, they will travel across the universe and battle dangerous races while having fun at the same time. ------------------------------------ 2 chapters/day 50 power stones for 1 bonus chapter. 100 power stones for 2 bonus chapters. 150 power stones for 4 bonus chapters. ------------------------------------ Each new episode surpasses the one before, so keep on reading. ------------------------------------ Word Count: 1700+ Chapters: 1500+

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Phoenix Tear

Everyone watched in stunned silence as Thanar's scythe sliced through the air, connecting with the phoenix's neck and severing her head in a single, swift motion. The sheer speed and precision left them all speechless, even Sabrat, who had been the mastermind behind summoning such a formidable being. They had expected the phoenix to put up a fight, maybe even exchange a few devastating blows with the Reaper before meeting its end. But the reality of how it all unfolded—under a second, no less—left them frozen, unsure of what to say or do.

"It's done, Master," a voice rang out, breaking the spell of shock that had gripped the group. The calm tone was unmistakably Thanar's, and as they turned their gaze, they saw him standing beside the colossal body of the fallen phoenix. In death, the phoenix seemed even larger, its once-glorious form now lifeless and still, yet somehow more imposing than before.