Kaneki Power Novels & Stories

Voices murmured, bets were whispered, and in the background, the steady thud, thud, thud of fists hitting punching bags filled the silence. His gaze flickered around, searching. "Looking for the little lady?" Kane turned his head slightly, finding Sebastian smirking at him from the corner. "Where is she?" Kane asked, his tone clipped. Sebastian leaned against the wall, arms crossed. "She got summoned." Kane's brows furrowed. "By who?" "Boss man himself. New machine came in, needed her hands on it, I guess." Kane's jaw tightened. McLauren had called her?

“Bring it up.” Immediately, a detailed map of the world displays across the monitors with red dots on some places and some set of numbers and letters running along their side. “I’ve chosen a few heavy-duty missiles from all over the world, Mia,” he explains. “You use your Tekna power to launch them on those red dots on the map. That's the only one way the missiles can be launched without the governments being able to detect and stop them.”

They were in their best attire, and the dusty air blended with the aroma of different delicacies that circulated the whole place. Ejima brushed through the people, feeling embarrassed that she was underdressed. Curiosity was the only thing that propelled her feet. She wanted to be sure that Kelechi—Nneamaka’s son—made it successfully to the initiation. She would go back home and dress up afterward. She even had a gift for him. A little sword she had bought from the Afor market.

With the AI module's analysis, it concluded that the oil company named Kansair Corp had been punished by the Power Holding Company of Nigeria for excessive power consumption more than a decade ago. It should be of interest that despite the overall power shortage at that time, Kansair's excessive power consumption still caused enough trouble that the Power Holding Company of Nigeria had stepped in. Immediately after, Kansair Corp had begun construction of a building whose purpose was not immediately obvious, aside from a pit connected to one of their drills. Once it was finished, Kansair Corp's power consumption seemingly returned to the acceptable threshold.