The Legendary Man Novels & Stories

THIS MAN! ************************EVE'S FORBIDDEN!!!!!! THE END

"You do not remember us, do you? Like this was all some weird game to him, his voice was bursting with laughter. Stiffened, I tried to slow my rushing pulse. "What do you desire?" I insisted, my voice trembling more than I had meant. The man stared with shining eyes. "We are here for him, naturally," he added, pointing his head toward Damon. "The legendary Damon Blackwell." Have you not been hidden for far too long?

His legs trembled visibly and cold sweat soaked the collar of his expensive shirt. His face deathly pale and his eyes wide with panic, he stammered to the back of the man in the suit: “Wait! If... if I may be so bold... Are you... are you the Legend? The great lawyer Tavares? Manoel Tavares?!” The other two lawyers beside him gasped, stunned by their superior's words. “What Manoel Tavares?” whispered one of them, his voice failing. “Which Manoel Tavares?! It can't be... the ‘Great Undefeated Defender’ Tavares? The one who never lost a case in the Supreme Court?!”

The man before him was Henry, the legendary Master of Golden Liberty. His whole body shook as he turned toward Henry, struggling to kneel. His legs were weak from fear, but after a moment, he managed to kneel before Henry.

"That's the Legendary Gambler of Nova Star! He's the ultimate trump card here!" "The unbeatable legend is back! They say he's been undefeated for five years!" "The last time he appeared was about two months ago! He took on and defeated eight top-tier gamblers in just ten minutes!" The crowd erupted into a frenzy of discussion, but the man remained calm. The Legendary Gambler's name was Simon. He smiled as he sat down opposite Frederick, exuding an aura of dominance. "The last time, I took less than ten minutes to defeat my opponents. The time before that, it was only five minutes. I've won too many times to count! How long do you think you can last?"

Their hearts were palpitating non-stop. ‘This man is too strong!’ ‘Or rather, he’s no man. He’s the legendary God of War!’

"Finally. Then nothing." "It pulled back?" "I pulled back first." I lean forward. "I want to go back in. Properly this time, not a surprise." "That's reckless." "Everything I do is reckless. Is it more reckless than usual?" He picks up the translation. Sets it down. Picks it up again. "The manual says the Void Dragon is literal." "Yes." "A creature that predates cultivation theory, choosing carriers across geological ages." He looks at me over the text. "And you want to have a conversation with it."

"I've always done my job diligently, and I'm known for being a team player. Mr. Larsen, you can't just treat people like this. I worked my butt off for that company, and I didn't even make a fuss when Mr. Kline refused to pay me my final wages when I left." Before I could finish, Dustin hastily refuted, "Bullshit. Don't think just because a country bumpkin like you has cozied up to Mr. Larsen, you can do whatever you please. A single word from Mr. Larsen, and you'll be in for it!" Seeing Ken's expression, he seemed to think he had his silent approval. Thus, he added, "You should spend more time on your appearance. Maybe then someone might actually be interested in you."

I turned around once again but could not find the speaker. “Who said that?" The middle-aged man asked. There was no response, only an uneasy whisper. “Who forgets the tradition of our people and our lands!!" The man bellowed, the sagging flesh on his neck dangling angrily. He looked like a humanoid turkey. “Calm down, Adolphus," Ansari said with a wave of her hand. The man looked at her uneasily, possibly considering her request before settling down. Supremacy had been shown, and it was shocking. My mother had told me of legends and tales, but I had not expected this.

He had a plastered leg, which must have been why he had gone missing for days. But he wasn't giving up on me, as he was willing to get close in broad daylight, instead of just missing me. With that in mind, I smiled and nodded. "Of course, I have plenty of time. I didn't know you were such a kind man, Mr. Lopez." Hearing my praise, Zac's pale cheeks flushed in embarrassment. "I just can't help it. Poor creature…"