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everything is being destroyed and the universe is about to end, superman now gathered all the various version of himself that was spread across the universe, to fuse and combine once again into one. but before that, they all decided to tear open a hole in reality, escape and enter a whole new world....tune in to the same SUPER time, same SUPER channel!!

VENATUS · アニメ·コミックス
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34 Chs

MYSTERIOUS ORPHANAGE

The moon cast its silvery glow over the orphanage, bathing the world in a hushed stillness. It was the dead of the night, a time when secrets stirred and mysteries beckoned. I sat in a dimly lit corner of the room, my brow furrowed in concentration as I pored over the documents spread before me.

"My new identity," I murmured to myself, my fingers tracing the carefully penned details. A new name, a new history—one that would weave seamlessly into the tapestry of Gaia.

It was a necessary step, a way to hide in plain sight and avoid attracting unwanted attention.

As my eyes scanned the pages, I caught a glimmer of something unusual—a hint of coded messages hidden within the lines of text. My heart quickened as I realized that these documents contained more than met the eye.

Someone was using this orphanage, my current home, as a cover for something darker.

Disturbing thoughts swirled in my mind as I analyzed the statistical data and cryptic phrases. My instincts told me that this was no mere coincidence. "Assets shipped to undisclosed locations," I murmured, my voice tinged with suspicion. What kind of assets? And where were they being sent? The questions burned in my mind like a relentless fire.

But there was something else that caught my attention—the ink that had been used to write these documents. I peered closer, my super vision allowing me to perceive beyond the ordinary. It was as if the ink was woven from some form of mana fluid, a magical essence that shimmered under my gaze.

Mana—a force that was deeply ingrained in this world. It was a power I had come to understand, a power that resonated within me. And now, it seemed, it was being used to write hidden messages in plain sight.

My fingers clenched into fists as a realization struck me. This wasn't a simple cover-up. This was something more sinister, a web of deception that extended far beyond the walls of the orphanage. But I knew that tampering with these documents could risk my own safety, my very existence.

My gaze shifted to the window, where the night breeze rustled the curtains. I needed to gather more information, to find the truth behind these secrets. But I couldn't risk putting myself in danger, not when I was still adapting to this new form, this new life.

"I can't rush this," I muttered, a mixture of frustration and determination in my voice. It was a lesson I had learned over the years—the importance of patience, of waiting for the right moment. I had to be cautious, to ensure that my actions didn't lead to unintended consequences.

As I leaned back in my chair, my thoughts turned to Elara, the caretaker who had shown me kindness since my arrival. My gaze narrowed as I considered the possibility that she might be more than she appeared.

Was she involved in these secrets? Or was she an unwitting pawn in a larger game?

The uncertainty gnawed at me, but I knew I couldn't jump to conclusions. I needed more information, more evidence before I could make any judgments. And so, I made a decision—to bide my time, to strengthen myself to my full potential before I took any action.

"Strength and knowledge," I murmured, my eyes fixed on the documents. "Those are my weapons now."

In the days that followed, I focused on honing my abilities, pushing myself to the limits and beyond.

My super strength returned with a vengeance, allowing me to lift objects that once seemed impossible. My super speed allowed me to dash across the landscape with effortless grace. And with each passing day, I felt my connection to mana deepen, allowing me to harness its energy in new and unexpected ways.

But even as I trained, even as I embraced my newfound power, I couldn't shake the sense of unease that had settled in my chest. The secrets of the orphanage, the coded messages, and the shadowy figures behind it all—they lingered in my thoughts like a haunting melody.

"Something is coming," I muttered to myself one night, my eyes fixed on the stars above. "And I need to be ready."

As the days turned into weeks, I observed Elara with a watchful eye, analyzing her every movement and gesture. Was she truly the caring woman she appeared to be, or was there more to her story?

I couldn't be sure, not yet.

But I knew that answers would come in time. I was Superman, after all—a symbol of truth and justice. And even in this new world, even in this altered form, I would uncover the secrets that lay hidden beneath the surface.

For now, I would lay low, continue my training, and gather information discreetly. The world around me was a puzzle, and I was determined to piece together its pieces, to unveil the truth that lay within the shadows.

"Patience," I whispered to the night, a quiet vow that echoed in the darkness. "I will find the answers, and I will ensure to deliver justice on those who were wronged."

And so, with a sense of purpose burning in my chest, I closed my eyes, mentally preparing on what I will uncover about the orphanage. If push comes to shove, I may have to live somewhere else and burn my current identity and falsify a new one.

*SIGH

"So much hassle...."

The night air was thick with tension, a palpable energy that sent ripples through the darkness. I crouched in the shadows, my eyes narrowed as I watched the orphanage from a distance. My instincts had been right—the secrets hidden within those coded documents were unraveling before my eyes.

A platoon of heavily armed soldiers descended upon the orphanage, their footsteps echoing through the night like a warning. I clenched my fists, my heart pounding in my chest. These were no ordinary visitors—they were here for a purpose, a purpose that involved the children, including myself.

"Tests," I murmured, my voice laced with both anticipation and caution. The word held a weight of familiarity, a connection to the coded messages and the "assets" being shipped in secret. Children who reached the age of five were to be assessed for their ability to wield and use mana.

Was this the reason behind the hidden agendas?

As the soldiers set up their equipment and began herding the children, a sense of unease settled in my gut. I knew that playing along was the best option for now, to gather information without exposing my true nature.

But my mind raced with questions—what were these tests for? What was the true purpose behind them?

"Stay calm," I muttered to myself, my eyes never leaving the scene unfolding before me. The children were guided into a designated area, their expressions a mixture of curiosity and apprehension. I watched as the soldiers began conducting tests, assessing their magical aptitude, their ability to harness mana.

And then it was my turn. I stood in line, my heart pounding as I approached the testing area. A soldier gestured for me to step forward, his eyes locked onto mine with a scrutiny that sent a chill down my spine. I suppressed the urge to tense up, to reveal the strength that lay beneath my seemingly ordinary facade.

"Child," the soldier's voice was curt, his demeanor authoritarian. "We will assess your mana potential. Follow the instructions."

I nodded, my expression compliant as I listened to the instructions. My palms tingled with anticipation as I held out my hands, palms up, focusing on the task at hand. I felt a surge of energy, a connection to the mana that flowed through the world around me.

"Focus," I whispered to myself, my mind sharp and my senses attuned to the task. It was a feeling I had experienced before—a resonance that stirred within me, a power that was uniquely mine.

As I concentrated, a faint glow began to emanate from my palms. I could sense the mana responding, bending to my will as if acknowledging my presence. It was a delicate dance, a dance that could reveal more than I was willing to show.

"Interesting," the soldier murmured, his tone contemplative. "This one has potential."

Potential—the word hung in the air like a promise, a promise that held both intrigue and danger. The tests were yielding results, revealing the extent of the children's magical abilities. But what did this mean for their future? And what role did the soldiers play in all of this?

As the tests concluded, I returned to the shadows, my mind racing with a mixture of unease and determination. The soldiers were here for a reason, a reason that involved the children, their mana potential, and the coded messages I had uncovered.

"Patience," I reminded myself, my voice a steady reassurance. I couldn't rush into action, not yet. I needed more information, more pieces of the puzzle. The secrets ran deep, entwined with a web of deception that extended far beyond the orphanage walls.

The night stretched on, the moon hanging low in the sky. I watched as the soldiers packed up their equipment and left, a sense of foreboding settling in the pit of my stomach. I knew that this was only the beginning, that the path ahead would be fraught with challenges and risks.

"Stay vigilant," I whispered to the night, my words a silent promise. I was Superman, a symbol of hope and justice. And even in this altered form, even in this world of magic and mana, I would uncover the truth and ensure that those who sought to exploit the innocent would be held accountable.

"I know I shouldn't pry but....the call of curiosity and justice....maybe I should've left those behind in the old world as well...."

But for now, I would bide my time, gather more information, and strengthen myself to face whatever lay ahead. The journey was far from over, and I was prepared to navigate its twists and turns, to protect those who couldn't protect themselves.

As the first rays of dawn broke through the horizon, I stood in the shadows, my gaze unwavering. The sun may have set on this night, but the darkness had only revealed a glimpse of the secrets that lurked beneath the surface.

The sun rose on a new day, its golden rays painting the sky with hues of orange and pink. I stood at the edge of the training grounds, my gaze fixed on the horizon. Last night's events—the tests, the soldiers, the secrets—they lingered in the recesses of my mind, a puzzle waiting to be solved.

But for now, I chose to set them aside, to focus on the path that lay ahead.

"Today is a new day," I murmured to myself, my words carried away by the wind. It was a mantra I had adopted, a reminder that each day brought with it the promise of new opportunities, new challenges.

With determination coursing through my veins, I embarked on a training regimen that pushed the limits of my Kryptonian body. My muscles flexed as I launched into a series of push-ups, my arms and chest working in perfect sync. One... two... three... The count continued, a rhythm that melded with the beating of my heart.

"Strength," I muttered, the word a silent affirmation. Strength was more than just physical prowess—it was a mindset, a resilience that could withstand any obstacle.

As I completed my set of push-ups, I transitioned seamlessly into squat thrusts, the motion fluid and precise. The burn in my muscles was a welcome sensation, a reminder that I was alive, that I was pushing myself beyond my limits.

"Squat thrusts," I breathed, my voice a steady cadence. "Endurance."

The numbers climbed—10, 100, 1000—each repetition a testament to my determination. And then it was onto sit-ups, my core engaged as I powered through the exercise. One... two... three... The count echoed in my mind, a rhythm that mirrored the rhythm of my breathing.

"Sit-ups," I muttered, sweat glistening on my brow. "Stamina."

The training grounds became a crucible, a place where my body and mind melded in a dance of strength, endurance, and discipline. The 100-mile run awaited, a challenge that would test my limits even further. I launched into a sprint, my legs eating up the distance with every powerful stride.

"Mile by mile," I thought, my pace unwavering. "Step by step."

The miles stretched on, the scenery blurring as I pushed myself beyond exhaustion. The sun hung high in the sky, a constant companion as I carved a path through the world around me. And when I finally crossed the finish line, a sense of accomplishment washed over me—a reminder that even in this new world, I was still Superman, still capable of achieving greatness.

But the day was far from over. I headed for the dojo, where the sounds of clashing weapons and focused breathing filled the air. The basic martial arts training was a familiar routine—one that honed my skills, sharpened my reflexes, and reminded me of the importance of discipline.

"Focus," I murmured as I executed a precise series of moves. "Precision."

But it was the sparring sessions that truly challenged me, that pushed my limits beyond what I thought possible. I faced opponents my age, their determination matched only by my own. We exchanged blows, each strike a testament to our dedication and resolve.

"Sparring," I thought as I deflected a blow. "Adaptation."

And then there were the magic training machines—devices that harnessed mana to create an environment of increased gravity. It was a challenge I embraced, a way to push my body to its breaking point. I adjusted the settings, gradually increasing the gravity to 100K.

"Magic machines," I muttered as I moved within the intense gravitational field. "Control."

The strain was intense, the pressure almost unbearable. But I was Superman, and I refused to yield. I moved with precision, my every action calculated to maximize the benefits of the training. And as I pushed through the resistance, I could feel the strength in my muscles growing, the endurance in my bones solidifying.

But there was one element I couldn't ignore—the need for discretion. The military's involvement, the secrets hidden within the orphanage walls—it was a dangerous web that I had to navigate carefully. I used the magic machines sparingly, only when the training grounds were empty and no prying eyes were around.

"Hidden strength," I thought as I adjusted the settings once again. "Secrecy."

I ensured that my usage left no trace, that the records were deleted and the settings were set to "not record." The danger of exposure was too great, the consequences too dire. And so, I continued to train, to strengthen myself physically and mentally, all while keeping the secrets of my true nature hidden.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the training grounds, I paused to catch my breath. The day had been intense, a series of challenges that had pushed me to my limits and beyond. But I had emerged stronger, more determined than ever to uncover the truths that lay beneath the surface.

"Tomorrow is another day," I whispered, my voice a quiet vow. The mysteries of the orphanage, the coded messages, the soldiers—they were pieces of a puzzle that I was determined to solve. But for now, I would continue to train, to push myself to new heights, to become the best version of myself.

And so, as darkness enveloped the world, I turned my gaze to the stars, a symbol of hope that illuminated the night sky. The journey was far from over, and I was ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead, to use my strength, my endurance, and my determination to bring justice to this world of magic, secrets, and hidden agendas.

please enjoy for as long as i get my daily dopamine dose on this for finishing a chapter, i have adhd and who knows how long i'll be interested in writing things like this

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