My Werewolf System

Chapter 1126 Breaking Bonds (Part 1)

Chapter 1126  Breaking Bonds (Part 1)

While Gary and the others were fighting inside the ring, and the general public were outside wondering what was going on or what was taking place inside, there were other developments happening that almost no one was aware of.

A certain intruder had been inside the stadium for a long time. Going from person to person, it wasn’t just anyone, but an infamous man and one of the founders of NIRV, Rickle Epman.

Rickle had been searching through the stadium, and when finding particular staff members, he would ask them a few questions to find out whether or not he was heading in the right direction.

Thankfully, when panic started in the stadium and a mass amount of people were running away, it had given him clues as to just where the person he was looking for might be.

The One Gang members were seen rushing to the stadium, and it was precisely why he found it odd when he saw One Gang members who hadn’t left their posts. For such a large development, they were sure to go and help their fellow gang members and leaders.

The only reason why they might not would be if they were told to protect something else down there.

Rickle believed in his reasoning so much that he didn’t even bother to ask questions as he reached a metallic door. The two guards standing outside had their heads grabbed by Rickle, and he bashed them together.

The sound of skulls crushing could be heard as he dropped them to the ground and kicked the metallic door, breaking the lock. The door led to a descending staircase. Considering they were already on the ground floor, this led them even further underground, lower than the area where the stage was itself.

Entering inside, Rickle closed the doors behind him and continued to descend the steps. While doing so, he realized he had quite a lot on his mind with everything happening, and how the situation had ended up like this.

‘The Dem family are certainly special. This isn’t the first time they’ve been involved in such grand events. Unfortunately for them, they do not have the ability to alter their fate, it seems… but is that entirely true?’ Rickle thought.

‘Perhaps having interacted with them in the past had strayed their path from the beginning. Or closely being linked to them has made it so there is a great chance that even she can’t foresee?’

Rickle started to scratch the top of his head as all of these matters were piling up, and they were draining him quite a bit.

‘To think that they would have to face one of my first creations from the project: the dragons. Beings with powers that could even rival that of celestials. Maybe that’s why, all that time ago, they had disguised themselves as humans, attempting to get rid of them.’

‘Right now, though, they don’t seem to be paying too much attention to matters. If only she was able to see things fully and not bits and pieces here and there. Sometimes I believe she’s doing all of this just to annoy me.’

Veins were visibly appearing on the side of Rickle’s head as he thought about this.

‘The issue is, if I’m right about my dreaded thought…’ Rickle continued down the stairs. ‘If he is trying to come back, then the celestials might pay attention again to the world. If that happens, there will be a bigger mess than the one we were trying to stop.’

Rickle let out a big sigh as he came to the very bottom of the staircase, with another double metallic door in his way.

‘I thought the world had moved on from this mess, and that there was no way for it to return. Ray, you would be disappointed if you knew what was trying to happen right now. Maybe if you knew, you would have decided not to go into a deep slumber.’

‘I am quite jealous of you. At least you get to rest after all this time. As for me, I don’t get to rest. But I guess I am partly to blame for all of this. A person who happened to end up at the center of it all.’

‘This is my destiny in the end, and my punishment for my actions is that I don’t get to rest.’

Rickle placed his hand on the door and gave it a relatively hard push. It swung open, breaking the lock again, and immediately, an Altered turned to look at who had entered.

One had transformed several tails that almost looked like different weapons. It swung them toward Rickle, who quickly avoided all of them. With his hand, he swung it through the air, and a line of red aura came out, hitting the Altered, causing a deep cut across his chest.

As another individual approached from the other side, large like a boulder, Rickle opened up the palm of his hand, and red energy started to gather into a singular point. It continued until the energy blasted out like a cannon and shot right into the center of the Altered, creating a large hole in his stomach and killing him instantly.

The other Altered had recovered from the initial strike, but when looking to see where the intruder was, he couldn’t see anything. Before he knew it, he felt a hand placed on the bottom of his chin and the top of his head.

With a quick pull, his neck snapped, and he fell to the floor.

At the very back of the room, a startled man in a white lab coat stood up, pressing his back against the wall.

“Rumper Karn,” Rickle said. “I’ve been looking everywhere for you. It seems you have a lot of explaining to do.”