Strongest System Novels & Stories

Immediately the Liagole said that it heard a voice saying "Natsu VS Liagole the battle monster, battle begin!" The Liagole was surprised by what it heard and thought to himself "Who said that" and immediately a voice replied, "I am the system, I have helped countless people grow strong and become unstoppable to the point that they are seen as gods or to the level of that of a legendary warrior. I have helped the weak become unstoppable and have given the strong a chance to increase their powers" Immediately the voiced finished speaking a dashboard showing the liagole stats pupped up. [Name]: ....(Unknown).

“I didn’t expect her to be a literal feral fox. And for the record, she didn’t drop me, I let her go.” “Sure you did,” I mutter, rubbing my temples. This was chaos. We’re three Alphas, leaders of one of the strongest packs in the region, and we just got wrecked emotionally and physically by a rogue. A mate, no less. “She was stealing classified documents,” Kayden says, finally getting serious. His hazel eyes darken, and I know that look. It’s the same one he gets before a battle. “We can’t ignore that.” “I know.” My voice comes out rougher than I want. “But we also can’t ignore what she is to us.”

Something powerful enough to make Kai build a third system. Powerful enough to make Remy abandon secrecy. Powerful enough to make the facility afraid. And whatever it was— It was coming. Fast.

Her face had gone pale; she looked at me like she was hoping I'd tell her that she was wrong, that it didn't mean what we both knew it meant. Another wave of gasps filled the hall, but only two alphas remained calm—Alpha Dorian of the Nethermoor pack and Alpha Thaddeus of the Sunwater pack. Their pack was the strongest in the kingdom—they are the best at defense, strategy, and fighting. They were the best at everything, second only to the alpha king’s warriors. “What's the way forward, your highness?” Dorian asked, his eyes roaming across my face, trying to read my expression.

I said. “Resource sharing.” “Improved stability.” Cassius folded his arms. “So… it’s basically offering upgrades.” “In a way,” I said. Kane’s expression remained tight. “And the larger systems?” Dominic shook his head slightly. “Still resisting.” Of course they were. Larger systems had more to lose. More control. More to protect. “They won’t move easily,” I said. “No,” Arden agreed. “They’ll wait.” “They’ll watch,” Kane added. “And if they don’t like what they see?” Cassius asked.

Ren raised his arm and pointed a finger toward the gleaming, impossibly tall Apex Spire in the distant Sector 1. "The Ministry's strength isn't in their tanks or their drones," Ren said, his voice carrying across the silent yard. "Their strength is in their network. The Aegis System. It controls their logistics, their targeting telemetry, their communications, and their economy. They view the Undercity as a blind spot. They think we're animals playing in the mud." Ren turned back to Torque.

Whereas mine was the ability to look into a person's soul, apparently I could look into someone's soul as deep as I wanted if I learned how to use my powers. She then told me that even though I was a skilled mage there were certain problems I faced as my powers were stronger in intensity as compared to others due to the volatile nature of my soul. Hence, making me a potential target for the Black Mages who kept their frightening reputation at bay by draining strong and powerful souls like mine to increase their strength so as to one day take over every mage alive. I then asked her, where I came from? Did I have a family?

"Now, walk and don't make a sound if you don't want to witness the bloodshed of other wolves here." I nodded meekly, feeling like a helpless mouse. He had a point, and I wasn't sure whose blood would be spilled, he was alone, and I was the only one with him, the lowly omega. His status as the strongest Alpha wasn't enough. As we made our way to the top, the cracking of my bones assaulted me once again, their movement and growth becoming more pronounced. I fell to my knees, causing him to step back towards me. I hoped I hadn't angered him, I couldn't bear the pain any longer.

I’m proud to stand by her side. Bronx, on the other hand, looks a complete mess. He’s supposed to be working with warriors and special ops teams, but he’s watching Kas intently. He may be an Alpha Regent, but he’s only successful because of his support system. He tries to hide his flaws from the world, but we know him better. Yeah, he’s smart and strong, but he’s had every advantage to get to where he is and sometimes he takes it for granted. His mate has survived the absolute worst scenarios imaginable and thrived despite it.