Cheat Warrior Novels & Stories

In an instant, the warrior disarmed him with a swift, practiced motion, the knife clattering to the ground as the thug was brought to his knees. Another henchman attempted to flee, but a warrior intercepted him, delivering a precise blow that sent him sprawling. The room was a blur of motion. A warrior to my right subdued a thug with a well-placed kick, sending him crashing into the wall. Another warrior engaged two henchmen at once, deflecting their wild swings with ease before dispatching them with brutal efficiency. The henchmen, caught off guard and outmatched, fell one by one, their resistance crumbling under the relentless assault.

“One.” The second warrior rushed me immediately, trying to catch me before I reset. Good. I let him think he almost succeeded. He swung wide. I ducked beneath his arm. My foot hooked behind his ankle. I pulled. He stumbled with a startled yelp. I shoved his shoulder lightly. He toppled like a felled tree. “Two,” I said. The third warrior approached much slower, suspicion narrowing his eyes. “You trick people.” “Yes,” I said. “That is called strategy.”

"You didn't know? There was a competition years ago. If he had entered, with his talent, he would've won for sure. He would've had the chance to study abroad. A professor even flew in specifically for him. Unfortunately, my sister behaved terribly. "She made a deal with him. At the time, he said his girlfriend's company was about to collapse financially, so he accepted the money and withdrew. "That's why I felt guilty and came to apologize. You were the reason, weren't you?" I pressed a hand to my forehead. That senior had always been known in our department for being painfully straightforward. She said whatever she wanted, never caring who she offended. By the time I realized something was

That was why I had kicked off his sword from the right hand, hard enough to injure his bone. "So a wolf has courage now," he muttered standing up while holding his legs, he had channel energy to it, healing it. This was exactly what I wanted, a wolf using energy to heal himself, causing their energy level to reduce and since Kai had been using his energy to attack me, he was pretty much weak. He was only holding himself for his team. However, just when I thought I was about to win, someone throws Kai a second sword at him. This was cheating and it wasn't fair. I looked at Roman who seemed puzzled as well, he was trying to find out who did it, but in a crowd like this, it was hard to tell.

As the battle came to an end, the atmosphere calmed, and the augmented reality display within their suits illuminated once more. The system's voice reverberated through Keagan's consciousness, congratulating him on successfully completing his daily tasks and vanquishing the infamous-ranked villain. A sense of accomplishment surged within him. "Congratulations, Keagan," the system's voice chimed. "For your triumph over the infamous-ranked villain, you are rewarded with 20 skill points. You can use these skill points to boost your attributes to level up your rank "

Wayne immediately turned to glare at me and furiously snapped, "I'm so disappointed in you, Shelby! Did you really have to go this far? Apologize to Valeria right now!" Valeria had tripped over on her own, yet Wayne was demanding that I apologize to her. She wasn't even hurt, while I was shoved into a pool of broken shards with blood trickling down my hand. But Wayne didn't even notice. He helped Valeria up and rushed her to the hospital. After the farce was over, I left the Donaldson residence and got into the Maybach waiting by the curb. Then, I popped the SIM card out of my phone and flicked it out the window.

With their struggle, I had mistakenly bashed away my warrior and not the Rogue, sending him crashing to the ground a good distance away from the scene. Oops. With the force of the bash, everyone, including me, escorted the warrior with their gazes to see if he was still alive and when he groaned, we all turned back to Rogue who was still standing, free and dangerous. “My Queen, he’s—” A General attempted to speak but I cut him off with a gesture of my hand. I looked at the Rogue who wasn’t actually a Rogue— but a Reignile warrior. I had noticed the mark underneath his arm— a Canine symbol engravement, which symbolized that he was a Reignile warrior as only Reignile warriors could possess suc

must have opened the cheating plugin. Thinking that, I leaned toward Rican, saying, “Rican, please, please, please look it up for me. Does this guy named “Lucifer” open the cheating plugin? According to her equipment, it’s impossible for her to output so much damage. How can the speed of action of ordinary people be so fast? She must have opened the cheating plugin. Her APM exceeds 500. I am the first all in all major lists in the game, and my speed is not fast as her.”

The memory brought his blood to a furious boil. ".....That bastard! Right when I was about to win he cheats...and then he's REBORN! The fuck are those odds!?" As he thought of the absurdity of it all he couldn't help but clench his jaw and ball his fist in anger. This seemed to grab Prof. Callista's attention. "You wanna tell me what happened?" She asked with a look of concern while her eyes stayed focused on her work. "That filthy meathead cheated and the System seemed to reward him for it by giving him an early Rebirth..and a RARE Class rebirth at that...dammit!!" He roared— slightly from pain in his ribs and mostly from jealousy.

But she injured Damian and another female cadet. I start pacing again. She is cheating. She has to be cheating. There’s no way that little, spoiled, too-sexy-for-her-own-good she-wolf is taking down warriors trained since birth. I should not go see her. I should not go watch her. I should stay away.