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Rise of the Crusader

After the acid rainfall, which killed about a quarter of the world's population. Mankind was still recovering from that horrible incident when superpowers gave rise to society. With about sixty percent of mankind possesses various abilities from manipulation of elements, invulnerability, super strength, shape-shifting, acid generation, etcetera. The world soon stepped into the era of the supernatural. In the new supernatural community, flocking around with heroes who deemed themselves as the guardian of the society, and villains who wanted to rebuild the world in their way, humans without superpowers are being discriminated against and looked down on. Raphael, a teenager from one of the undeveloped communities in the world, turned out to be a genius among geniuses. Apart from being born with the power to induce decay on anything whether the target was organic or not, he also had an extraordinary talent in the field of technology and mechanics, and he could build technological advancement, enhancement, and weaponry. Once enrolled in the infamous academy for villains, watch as Raphael bends the world to his will and finally brings peace and stability to the supernatural world. This time around, it will be a new world… A world of truth, not lies. ******* Disclaimer: This work is purely fiction, I have no intention of offending any kind of group, any resemblance to actual people, places, events, and even business are either coincidental or used fictitiously.

KCharmee · Kỳ huyễn
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Confirmed Dead

The two figures who had just appeared in front of the skyscraper were none other than the veiled woman who assigned them the mission, and a tall man with orange spiky hair.

As the students saw the two of them, especially the tall spiky haired man, they glanced at Raphael and then back at the man.

"The fact that you're standing in front of the research and support division means that something happened in the Bass mansion. And also, it was twenty-one students who were sent out, how come there are only nineteen here?!" Suddenly, the woman's voice rang out.

The students, however, said nothing, as responding to the woman would do more harm than good to them. They all chose to remain quiet and continued to stare at the skyscraper with a rather hopeful look on their faces.