MasukMy little sister Willa? Always played the noble princess—even during the freaking apocalypse. She was pregnant and still trying to look like some graceful queen. I told her to end it. Safer that way. She slapped me. "Shut up. How can you be so heartless?" Meanwhile, I skipped meals so she and her rescue-pet gang could eat. When I collapsed from hunger, she snorted. "Drama queen. Think of it as a free weight-loss plan." I dragged her to the base, the safe zone, and nearly died doing it. She snatched the last of my rations. "The baby and I are good. Give the rest away." I died from my injuries—frozen, starving, forgotten. Willa? She got crowned a saint. Even landed the baby daddy—the Deputy Governor—and kicked off her perfect little fairytale. Then I woke up. Back to the moment she asked me to swear I'd protect her and the baby. This time, I laughed in her face. "Die for all I care."
Lihat lebih banyak"Vaccine?" Willa froze.Crack.I swear I heard it—her plot armor snapping clean.Didn't wait. A vine whipped out from me and smacked her across the face, leaving a red welt.Just as I figured. This was an apocalypse story—and Willa only thrived in ruins.End the world's collapse, and all her privilege goes down with it.Still, I didn't take her or Gabriel out. Not yet.The crimes they committed? The people would decide.***"How... did you even think to develop a vaccine?" Willa asked, tied to the trial stand."Back in the bunker, my team found something better than a nuke—a bunch of chained-up researchers. They'd studied the virus before getting chained. Barely human when we got there. So tell me—who WOULDN'T want the apocalypse to end?"After we found Professor Lambert's team, I threw myself into the research.Turns out, my springwater messed with the virus—slowed it, smothered it.Now? The vaccine was ready to hit the world."Only psychos like you want the world to sta
"Uh... what?"The crowd—mid-sprint, full panic—just froze. Total silence. Jaws on the floor."Oh—right. Forgot to mention. I've got Spatial Power too."Not the basic storage stuff.The fun kind: Spatial Manipulation.[Bro, Selene's a whole show. That deadpan delivery? Queen behavior.][No wonder she never flashed her other Powers.][Wait... where'd the nuke go?][No way she just—]Truth is, my real ace wasn't the Powers.It was immortality.As long as I'm alive, I can absorb Powers by consuming Cores.What fries others? Just charges me up.And I don't stop.As for that nuke?Heh.***Meanwhile—At the new base built by the elite families.Most of them had already moved in.The location was handpicked by their Saint Willa—stocked with supplies, swarming with high-core zombies. Level-up paradise.Right now, they were all partying hard, mid-victory feast."All thanks to Saint Willa—"Didn't even finish the line before the sky split open.The same nuke they launched
Three days flew by. The elite families? Suspiciously quiet.Come duel day, Gabriel faced me, eyes tense."Do we really have to do this?"I didn't bother answering."Let's begin."What was the point? He'd stayed silent this whole time. His choice was clear.I struck first.He flinched, scrambling to block.Too slow.Hit after hit, I pushed him back.He chose Willa. That made him the new male lead.And with that title? Plot twist incoming—guaranteed.So I had to end it. Fast.Shockingly, the fight was over in a flash. Gabriel hit the ground after just a few moves."I win.""You win," he muttered, dragging himself up, a crooked smile on his face. "Congrats, Governor.""Right. First order of business—lock down the base. No elite family stays. Kick them all out."The second I said it, the place went wild."Selene! Selene! Selene!"The chants echoed everywhere—loudest from the outer sector.The elite families split the base in two—inner and outer sectors.The outer secto
I'd used Gabriel as a human shield. Leaving him to bleed out felt cold—even for me.So yeah, I dragged him through the winding halls until I found a small room and pulled him inside.Didn't expect it to be quiet.Definitely didn't expect the soft gurgle of a baby.There, in a crib, wrapped up like a burrito, was a newborn.And then it hit me—Willa's stomach had been flat.It'd been months. Her kid should've been here by now.Was this it?Outside the door, a voice broke the silence. "Time to feed him. Why hasn't Saint Willa come yet? Whatever, I'll bring the Holy Child to her."The knob turned.A woman stepped in.We locked eyes."Hi."Before she could scream, a vine snapped out and dropped her.I shut the door and finally turned to face Willa's kid—my so-called nephew.Pulled the blanket back... and froze.That face.I glanced at Gabriel, still bleeding on the floor.It was him. Mini version, but no doubt.The Chat Feed blew up.[Wait, wasn't the kid supposed to be






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