Alle Kapitel von BACK FROM THE DEAD: MY APOCALYPSE LEVEL-UP SYSTEM: Kapitel 141 – Kapitel 150

Chapter 141: Cold TruthsThe cold steel barrel of the pistol remained pressed right against the center of Julian’s forehead. Water dripped from the ceiling, hitting the concrete floor with slow, hollow thuds.Eva’s hand shook, but she did not lower the gun. Tears tracked down her cheeks, burning her skin in the damp underground air."I gave you a second chance," Eva whispered, her voice cracking with pain. "When everyone wanted you dead, I stood in front of them. I took the blame. I gave up everything to keep you breathing!"Julian did not flinch. He did not blink. He just looked at her with those dark, empty eyes, his lips still twisted in that awful, icy smile."You think you saved me?" Julian asked softly. His voice was smooth, but every word felt like a sharp needle scraping against glass. "You think shoving me into a dark basement cell with a plate of cold bread once a day was protection?""You broke the law, Julian!" Eva cried out, her chest heaving as she tried to hold her brea

Chapter 143: The Blade in the DarkThe quiet room smelled of rubbing alcohol, stale sweat, and cold rain. Beside the narrow bed, the heart monitor hummed with a soft, steady beep.Justin did not stir. His breathing was heavy and slow, his chest barely rising beneath the thin cotton sheet. A dark bruise covered the left side of his jaw, and a white bandage was wrapped tight around his ribs.Julian stood over him, his shadow stretching long and thin across the white floor."Look at you," Julian whispered, his voice soft, almost gentle. "The great hero of the spire. The fearless commander."He leaned his weight onto his wooden cane, letting the polished tip sink into the floor mat. With his right hand, he raised the thin steel dagger, holding it directly over Justin’s throat."You took my position," Julian said, his eyes narrowing as his chest rose with a sudden, sharp breath. "You took my men. You sat at my table, drank my wine, and took the woman that belong to me"Justin’s eyelids twi

Chapter 145: The Hunt BeginsEva stood on the raised stone platform in front of the main courtyard doors, the wind whipping her damp hair across her face. Blood had dried black on her left temple, and dark mud caked her jacket, but she stood straight, her chin held high. Her dark eyes were cold, hard, and fixed on the rows of soldiers standing in front of her.Christian stepped forward, his heavy boots splashing in the puddle near the steps. He wiped the rainwater from his forehead, his face pale as he looked up at her."The medical team has Leon," Christian said, his voice loud enough to cut through the heavy sound of the storm. "He lost a lot of blood, but the bullet missed his heart. He's going to live, Eva.""And Justin?" Eva asked. She didn't turn her head. Her voice was flat, devoid of warmth."He's awake now," Christian replied softly. "The painkillers are wearing off. He knows what happened. He wanted to get out of bed, but the nurses strapped him down."Eva took a deep, stead

Chapter 147: Mutation Wave Inside the observation room, Julian slammed his palm against the control console, his face slick with cold sweat. "You're deflecting!" Julian shouted, his voice echoing across the wide chamber. "You showed me the simulations! You promised me a reality where Justin doesn't exist, where Eva looks at me the way she looked at him! Where is the containment unit for her?" The commander did not flinch. He stood calmly before the main display, his long fingers moving across glowing glass screens. His pale, icy blue eyes remained fixed on the live satellite maps of Sector Two. "A simulation requires a stable environment, Julian," the commander said softly. "You cannot claim a prize while the cage is still intact." "She isn't a prize! She's the whole reason I destroyed my own work!" Julian grabbed the commander’s collar, twisting the dark fabric in his trembling fist. "You said if I crippled Sector One's security grid, your squads would secure Eva alive! Why

Chapter 149: The Mirage Takes HoldThe heavy glass doors of the subterranean chamber closed with a low, hydraulic hiss. White fog spilled across the cold tile floor, curling around the base of a massive metal pod suspended in the center of the room.Julian stood before the pod, his dark eyes wide and fixed on the thick blue liquid filling the glass casing. His body trembled, not from the freezing temperature of the lab, but from an intense, restless energy that had taken over his mind. He pulled off his dirty coat, letting it drop to the floor without a second thought."Are you certain of this step, Subject Julian?" the commander asked, stepping up to the control station beside the pod. His pale blue eyes remained flat, showing no warmth as he monitored the glowing green readouts. "The process cannot be reversed once the neural needles engage."Julian turned to face him, his face pale and sunken, but his jaw locked tight. "I don't care about going back. I gave you the codes to the low