The great tempest

Alex had always been an ordinary boy, more inclined towards books and science projects than sports or physical activities. His lean frame and quiet demeanor made him an easy target for bullies at school. Every day, he endured their taunts and pranks, each insult and shove wearing him down a little more. His parents, loving but busy with their own lives, remained oblivious to his suffering, and Alex found solace only in his studies and the rare moments of peace in his room.

One night, after another grueling day of bullying, Alex stumbled into his room, his body aching from the latest encounter. He threw himself onto his bed, his heart heavy with a mix of anger and despair. Staring at the ceiling, he wondered if life would ever get better. His eyelids grew heavy, and soon he drifted into a troubled sleep, his dreams filled with the faces of his tormentors.

When Alex awoke, something was wrong. The familiar creak of his bed and the comforting clutter of his room were gone. Instead, he felt the soft, cool touch of grass beneath him. Opening his eyes, he found himself lying in a dense forest. Towering trees with silver-tinged leaves stretched towards the sky, their branches swaying gently in a breeze that carried a sweet, unfamiliar scent.

He sat up, his heart racing. Around him, he saw unfamiliar faces—men and women, young and old, all looking as bewildered as he felt. The sky above was a mesmerizing shade of blue, unlike anything he had ever seen on Earth. His pulse quickened as he tried to process what was happening.

"Where are we?" a woman nearby whispered, clutching her child to her chest. Her eyes were wide with fear.

Alex stood up, his legs shaky. He glanced around, searching for any sign of familiarity, but there was none. Everyone looked as lost as he felt. The forest seemed alive with sounds—rustling leaves, distant calls of unknown creatures, and the gentle whisper of the wind.

A sudden gust of wind swept through the clearing, carrying with it an eerie, almost melodic whisper that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere at once. The whisper grew louder, forming words that sent chills down Alex's spine.

"Welcome to the new world. Survive if you can."

Before he could fully grasp the message, a man stepped forward. Tall and imposing, with a rugged look that suggested he was no stranger to hardship, he spoke with a steady voice despite the fear in his eyes. "We need to stick together," he said. "Whatever this place is, we have to find a way to survive."

Alex nodded, feeling a mix of fear and determination. He took a deep breath, the cool forest air filling his lungs. This was a chance to start anew, away from the bullies and the pain of his old life. But survival in this strange world would require all the strength and resilience he could muster.

As he looked at the unfamiliar faces around him, Alex realized that in this new world, they were all starting from scratch. He would have to rely on his wits, his newfound companions, and a courage he never knew he had to uncover the secrets of this place and find a way home—if such a way even existed.

As they didn't want to go any further because of fear of what they were hearing in the near by bushes and the sun was setting so they set up camp and try to carve a wooden spear.

The sun rose high in the sky, casting a warm glow over the strange new world. Alex and the group of survivors had spent the morning gathering their wits and assessing their situation. The air was filled with the hum of insects and the distant calls of unfamiliar birds. The forest around them was dense, with trees towering high above, their leaves shimmering in the sunlight.

"Let's move," said the rugged man who had taken charge the previous night. His name was Marcus, and he exuded a calm confidence that helped to steady the group's nerves. "We need to find food, water, and shelter. Stay close and stay alert."

Alex followed Marcus, his eyes scanning the surroundings. The forest was both beautiful and menacing, with its lush greenery and hidden dangers. The group walked in silence, the only sound being the crunch of leaves and twigs beneath their feet.

As they trekked deeper into the forest, Alex couldn't shake the feeling that they were being watched. The hairs on the back of his neck stood on end, and his senses were on high alert. Suddenly, a rustling sound came from the bushes ahead.

"Did you hear that?" whispered Sarah, a young woman with sharp eyes and a nervous energy.

Marcus held up his hand, signaling the group to stop. They stood still, straining to listen. The rustling grew louder, and then, without warning, a creature leapt from the underbrush.

It was like nothing Alex had ever seen. The creature resembled a jaguar, but it was far more monstrous. It stood on two muscular hind legs, with powerful forelimbs ending in large, razor-sharp claws. Its mouth was a grotesque, gaping maw lined with rows of needle-like teeth, reminiscent of a parasite.

The beast roared, a sound that echoed through the forest and sent shivers down their spines. It lunged at the group, claws slashing through the air.

"Scatter!" Marcus yelled.

The group split, darting in different directions to avoid the beast's attack. Alex found himself separated from the others, his heart pounding as he watched the creature tear through the underbrush with terrifying speed.

Marcus and a few others tried to fend off the beast with makeshift weapons- branches and stones-but the creature's hide was tough, and their attacks barely seemed to faze it. The beast roared again, swiping its claws and knocking Marcus to the ground.

Alex knew he had to act. Summoning all his courage, he picked up a sturdy branch and charged at the creature. As he neared, the beast turned its attention to him, its eyes glowing with malevolent intelligence.

It lunged, its jaws snapping inches from Alex's face. He dodged to the side, swinging the branch with all his might. The wood connected with the creature's head, causing it to stagger back, but it quickly recovered, snarling in rage.

Alex's mind raced. He needed a plan. As the beast advanced, he noticed a jagged rock protruding from the ground nearby. He feigned another swing with the branch, causing the creature to rear back, then dropped the branch and dove for the rock.

The beast leapt at him, its claws outstretched, but Alex was ready. He rolled to the side, grabbed the rock, and drove it into the creature's side with all his strength. The beast let out a horrific scream, its blood spraying from the wound.________

Using the opportunity, Alex jumped onto the creature's back and plunged the rock into the base of its skull. The beast thrashed wildly, but Alex held on, driving the rock deeper until the creature's movements slowed and finally ceased.

You have killed jaguar parasyte level 1

You have leveled up

[ you have reached level 2 ]

You have unlocked level 1 skill wind manipulation

You have uograde 3 stat points

**Status Screen**

- **Name:** Alex jin

- **Age:** 17

- **Level:** 2

-**Gold Coins:** 5

- **Skills:** level 1 wind manipulation

- **Health:** 9/10

- **Physical Attributes:**

- Strength: 8

- Agility: 6

- Luck: 2

-Mana: 4

- Stamina: 7

- Intelligence: 10

- Endurance: 6

-Will power: 7

-stat points: 3

- **Inventory:**

-World Chat: UNLOCKED*****

Alex could believe what he was saying when he taught of moving this from infront of him it just disappeared.

Breathing heavily, Alex climbed off the beast and looked around. The group emerged from their hiding places, their eyes wide with shock and relief.

"You did it," Marcus said, his voice filled with awe. "You killed it."

Alex nodded, still in disbelief at what had just happened. The beast lay still at his feet, a testament to the deadly dangers of this new world.

"We need to move," Marcus said, regaining his composure. "There may be more of these things around."

As they continued their journey, Alex went over to Marcus and started a conversation then he told him that after he killed the monster there was like a in-game system it came infront of me and show my atat like when your playing games Marcus asked him he kill a monster as well if that would show again and Alex said probably ,Alex couldn't help but feel a newfound sense of determination. This world was filled with perils, but he knew now that he had the strength to face them. Together, they would survive.