Hitman System Novels & Stories

He was handsome but I was in no mood to ogle him. "Hi my name is Jonathan Harper, I am in charge of the murder that has happened here. I am very sorry for your loss and we will be doing our best to give you justice. Please be comfortable enough and tell me what happened that you mentioned it as an emergency?” The inspector spoke.

" Malakai smirked when he thought of the answer. "We're ghosts baby." Malakai responded and Eden wanted to laugh, but she was so confused at the same time. "Huh? The fuck do you mean?" Eden said and looked up to see a mischievous glint in her boyfriend's eyes. "I have someone, a hacker, his name is Rhys. He'd remove everyone's DNA, their information and everything there is about them off the systems of the world. When you joined the agency, he did the same. In short, we don't exist little one." Malakai said and Eden's eyes widened. She never knew the extent to which Malakai could go.

] [Opponent loses 60% of stamina: Gain an additional 20 Victory Points. Arsenio was stunned for a while. He just realized, just after the notification screen disappeared. The appearance of the notification screen a few moments ago, indicated that the Strongest Mafia System was still on him. Thus, he was still the owner of the Strongest Mafia System? Arsenio couldn't be 100% sure that it was possible, the appearance of that notification, the last one or not? "Do you still want to fight?" asked Arsenio looking pityingly at his opponent who had bled a lot.

I was the real daughter of the Jenkins family, recently brought home, while Coco, the fake, unexpectedly procured the College Entrance Exam Leech System. All she had to do was give a name, and the person's score would be transferred to her exam sheet. She was overjoyed when she mistook me for the star student who had been the top scorer in the city's high school for three years, and quickly put my name in. Then, in the three months leading up to the college entrance exam, she would be watching Youtube videos in class, getting her nails done after school, all while bragging she could get over 700—even with her eyes closed. I warned her that college entrance exams were no joke, but her boy

Old grudges, professional envy, a life denied, resentment sharpened into careful, deliberate action. “Keep it clean,” Vino murmured. “Subtle. Precise. Make him notice... but not yet.” Back in the safehouse, Hangman entered a new sequence of internal probes, each disguised as routine traffic. Phantom logins. False alerts. Carefully measured interactions designed to gather intelligence without leaving a trace. Patient. Calculating. A ghost in the system. His eyes lingered on Sebastian’s name, glowing quietly on one corner of the screen. You won’t see it coming. And by the time you do, everything you built will already be falling apart.

A system host was most likely behind this peculiarity. Almost immediately, Eithan rebutted to the system.

I stared at the police car in front of me, feeling utterly incredulous. "I'm not gonna smash it! That's a crime!" The system in my mind said coldly, "If you don't self-sabotage, you'll die." I did not believe it at first. Half an hour ago, I suddenly heard the system's voice in my mind. It told me that I was the male protagonist in a tragic story that would end in my death. I would be kicked out after the love of Clara's life, Maxey Tyler, returned to the country.

And the way he made me feel, like I wasn’t just a shadow or a ghost passing through. I cursed under my breath, pulling my eye away from the scope. “This is ridiculous,” I hissed. I steadied myself, tried again. Through the scope, Rafa leaned forward, gesturing with his hand, lips moving as he spoke to the men around him. The perfect opportunity. The shot lined up. My finger twitched. And I still couldn’t do it. “Fuck it.” I shoved the rifle down, rage bubbling up in my chest. Never in my life had I hesitated. Not once. My reputation existed because I was cold. Detached. Professional. Emotionless. That’s why I picked this path because nothing touched me. Nothing mattered. I didn’t become the

the one at the door warned. I didn’t respond. I was already thinking. This wasn’t a robbery. Not the kind people imagined. They weren’t here for money. They weren’t even looking at anything else. They came for something specific. The man at the system pulled out a device from his jacket. He plugged it into the system like he’d done it a hundred times before. Everything was fast. No wasted movement. “Time?” he muttered. “Three minutes,” another replied. Another gunshot echoed from the hallway.

Pulled out a small, black unit. The master drive. He held it between his fingers like a trophy. “I am the drive.” Savannah’s heart stopped. “No…” she whispered. “You linked it to yourself?” “Indeed,” Harrison purred. “My body is the encryption key. My heartbeat completes the circuit. My death is the only way to shut it all down.” Jackson froze. Savannah whispered, “You’re insane.” Harrison stepped closer, eyes glittering. “Insane? No. I’m inevitable. Kill me, and the entire system collapses you lose everything. Spare me, and I complete the purge anyway.”