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God Slayer: The Tale of Humanity's Last Stand

// A System Built to Fight the Gods! // Mankind has existed for hundreds of thousands of years and the time has finally come for them to be judged by the Heavens. After being sentenced to complete annihilation, the planet is to be wiped clean for a new species to take its place. Even while Heaven's might rains down upon the Earth, not all hope is lost. The Queen of the Underworld has sent chosen souls of the damned, dubbed Slayers, from the Underworld to mount humanity's final defense! Reincarnated souls from Hell that are equipped with the all powerful God Core System that allows them to consume the powers of a God to enhance their own to unimaginable lengths. Gear up because it's literal Hell on Earth. [ Author here! If you guys are enjoying the series, please feel free to vote for this work with your powerstones and tickets! This will allow me to publish even more chapters, do special events, and let me know you guys are enjoying it! Also, there is more of a stat involved part of the system that has been introduced in the later chapters(63). Experience isn't visibly tracked until this point - up until then it is still gathered and slayers do grow slightly stronger from fights, but there's no way of knowing how much has been gained until the chapter it's introduced.]

Kenji_Tezuka · แฟนตาซี
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His Legacy

"Well?? Out with it!" Jayden demanded. Based on their looks alone, it was clear that they both knew what the voice of the gauntlet was referring to.

Jun let out a sigh. He hadn't brought it up to the others because he had honestly forgot about it in the midst of all that was happening.

"I wouldn't say that's the exact case," Jun began, "but there is some truth to it. It was after I tried to cut the string of fate and failed when you did your big move the first time..."

*Earlier when Jun went unconscious*

Jun could feel himself falling into a dark abyss. He remembered trying to bring the sword down on the string and it refusing to give way to the sharpness of his blade like it had before.