Villain System 소설 & 이야기

“You feed on her.” “She writes. You circle,” another added. “Vulture man. Always at the edge of the page, waiting for the Author’s soul to starve itself enough to fall into your mouth.” Corvin’s jaw clenched. “I did not make this grave,” he said. “I did not build this world. The system did. With her words, yes. With others’. But do not mistake my presence for ownership.” “You always do this,” the villain said. “Find the Key. Promise them you’ll save them. Drink their pain like wine when you fail. Repeat.”

In a more serious tone, he began, his voice low, "What I heard about this Alpha Evan just now and from others around, he doesn't sound very trustworthy. He only became an Alpha a few months back. Like you just heard, no one knows where he came from." "Rumour has it, that he killed the previous Alpha and a bunch of most powerful soldiers of their pack in a fight. And the others were too scared of his strength to challenge him, so he ended up becoming their Alpha. That man spells trouble, Mel. Don't go falling for his words," Raymond finished, his tone full of warning.

"Take your hand off the top of the system. The system isn't a cat, it's a system with code name 1712." The system escapes Sophia Marin's claws, going as far as possible to keep a safe distance from her. The system keeps a great distance as if she is doing evil affecting the system. "The system must have many interesting things like in the novel, right?" Reading many novels about such a system feels great. The heroine's golden hand is thanks to the system of reaching the pinnacle of life in all worlds.

I'm sorry, but our mission was to prevent the world from collapsing. I was stunned for a moment, but I quickly understood. "It's okay. At least I received much better health and a cash reward." The System sighed in relief. Suddenly, I heard a hint of anger in its voice. "As for William, he's no ordinary person. He's another system player. "His mission was to absorb the luck of key figures in that world. Back then, when I first brought you to that world, I didn't have time to fill you in on the details before his System installed a virus in me, forcing me to hibernate."

A faint, thrilling heat began to uncoil in her stomach. "If your son knew his father was sleeping with the woman he loves, I imagine he'd be quite horrified," Nicha sneered. The petite woman made a move to get up and leave. This middle-aged man was simply far too charismatic. Even though he was approaching his fifties, his magnetism was undeniably dangerous. "I'm not the only villain here, Nicha. You're just as wicked as I am," Chayon said, his jaw tightening. "And so what?" the younger woman fired back.

Lily looked down at him coldly, not a trace of warmth in her eyes. “Cut the act. Do you really think I’m stupid? “Save the excuses. If you’d actually had any self-control, the system wouldn’t have been able to use you in the first place.” Everyone knew the truth. As strange as that malicious system was, it could only fully control people who already had something rotten hiding inside them. Ethan was proof of that. Even when the system managed to influence him for a moment, he snapped out of it almost immediately and held on to who he really was.

Val loved that specific boy with everything he possessed. "Because your system lacks the authentic data logs regarding his true identity." "Then unveil the metric. Who is he beneath the performance?" "He is intensely gentle," Val articulated softly, pulling a decorative fabric pillow tight against his chest plate. "His system is incredibly humorous, deeply protective, an all-around magnificent wolf. He restricts access to his inner perimeter to a minute number of organisms, but the exact millisecond his soul permits an entity to cross the line, his chassis would execute a total sacrifice for their welfare."

Rhydian froze. “What?” Halven’s gaze returned to Kael. “He was meant to replace the system.” --- THE PURPOSE REVEALED The words hit like a detonation. Even the enforcers faltered for a fraction of a second. Rhydian’s voice came out sharp. “That’s not possible.” Halven shook his head slightly. “It was always the goal.” A pause. “We built House Virel to eliminate unpredictability.” Another pause. “And then we realized…” His gaze sharpened.

“Why does every rich villain have a backup plan?” Victor answered calmly. “Because power is never built on a single system.” Daniel frowned slightly. “What does that mean?” Victor’s smile returned slowly. “You think the Hale empire was the only structure I controlled?” Adrian’s eyes narrowed. “What are you saying?” Victor tapped something on the small console beside him. Another screen appeared on their monitor. A global map. Ryan squinted. “…That looks familiar.” Daniel’s face slowly turned pale. “No…” Emily looked at him.

Damian already knew. He just didn’t want to say it first. “Proximity,” he said. Victor nodded once. “Yes.” Evelyn looked between them. “What does that mean.” Damian didn’t take his eyes off the screen. “It means he’s reacting.” “To what?” Silence. Then— “To me.” The word landed hard. Evelyn’s chest tightened. “No…” Victor didn’t soften it. “The system is built around genetic triggers.” He gestured toward the data.