"Immortal Dao?" Cory muttered as his mind became isolated from the things happening around him. Not only had he swam from his pool to find himself in the middle of the ocean, but a couple of dolphins had come to pay homage to him. In fact, he was traveling on one of the dolphins at the moment, an entourage of other dolphins idling around him. He wasn't really sure of what to make of this. At least not yet. What does this mean? Does it mean that he had scaled through the order of events in the spiritual world?For a fact, he didn't even know when he levels up. He didn't know what the requirements for leveling up were. All he knew was that he was constantly being assigned tasks by the system, and he had to complete them to get some gems. Right now, as it stood, it seemed like he had just completed another task that he didn't know he was doing. He had just been referred to as an Immortal Dao by the system. "Does this mean that I am no longer a supreme god?" He asked, trying to get th
"Ah... not this fool." Cory grunted as soon as he saw the yacht. The truth was that the yacht was still several meters away from the beach, let alone from the tent. Cory had not gotten a clear view of the design of the yacht yet, let alone the face of the person on the yacht. But then again, how did he know the person on the yacht? He should be pondering on this, but he chose not to. He wouldn't spend the rest of his time getting shocked every second by new discoveries. The yacht finally stopped at the shore, and a young man climbed down from the yacht. The man started to walk in the direction of the tent. That was the first thing for any sane human being to do. You meet yourself in a place. The first thing to do is approach the only group of people in sight. He kept on walking until he was close enough. When he was close enough, the faces of the girls were clear to him. Just from that spot, he could recognize a couple of them. He wanted to stay on that train of thoughts when al
"How did he do it? Where did he go just now?" Aine wondered, walking briskly to the front whether or not she would be able to trace the footsteps of Cory, but she couldn't find any. "Is he human?""He looks like a human, but does not act like one. Imagine what happened with the cannibals, too.""Whenever I remember, it gives me the chill. How can a human do all these things that this guy did?""I'm losing some brain cells at this point."The couple of girls were throwing the words around as soon as Cory left. They really didn't know what to make peace with. They didn't know what to believe. A few others who were not talking were lost in thoughts. The likes of Linda still had the image of Cory's dick in her head, and she couldn't blur it out. She wanted it to remain in her head. It would seem as though it was a form of solace for her in this kind of situation. The biceps and abs of Cory were just too unreal. His body looked like he had been sculpted by the best sculptor the world ha
Linda was reluctant as she led the way. In fact, she couldn't hide the fact that she was scared. She was dragging her feet along the beach sand and towards the forest. "Could you make it faster?" Stephen's urgent voice knocked her out of the fear. "Oh y-yeah." She stuttered, getting a grip of herself. As soon as she increased the pace to a normal stride, Stephen walked to her side, and they were walking side-by-side. "Is your father Havill?" Stephen demanded. Linda was stunned as she gazed at him. She couldn't hide the surprise, but then she looked away. "Seems like everyone can just see through me." Linda muttered. "Sometimes, I just feel like I'm a sort of transparent material that could be seen from the other side." Her tone was a little bit gloomy. "You don't sound proud of your father. You're his only daughter. Fathers are fond of their daughters." Stephen tried to make her see some sense. "I am proud of him, of course, but knowing what he's capable of, I just don't know
"What the fuck!" Most of the girls had the same thing to say. At that point in time, it seemed as though they had all just forgotten their miseries. Their worries were gone when they found the cannibalS kneeling and bowing. Initially, they were scared out of their wits and didn't want to come up to the mountaintop, nor did they want to stand at the mouth of the cave in case of a ruthless encounter with any wild cat. "Since when has it been?""How many hours has it been?""Are you kidding me? Isn't it past one day already?" The girls couldn't come to a conclusion yet. No matter how hard it was to track the timing, it didn't even alter the most important thing they wanted to know so badly. Ever since they left the mountaintop, have the cannibals been bowing? it was hard to tell. "Why are they bowing?" Stephen asked cluelessly, turning to Linda. The manner at which Linda was staring at the cannibals, it seemed as though she might know one or two things about the situation. "That
Stephen remained glued to where he was as he watched the girls climb into the ship one after the other. The truth was that, at first, he had thought that the girls would put up a fight and want to stay back on the island. He had thought that that would become such a trouble for him. He had seen how they were hungrily staring at Cory's big D.A part of him was super glad that he was just having ideas in his head, and none of those was true. He smiled, taking a deep breath. He remained there, making sure that he saw all of the girls climb into the ship. When they had all entered into the ship, the man in charge of the ship climbed out. He started to race towards the Prime Minister. The man dropped on his knees all of a sudden. The man was none other than Orca Gerald. He was one of the top figures in Emerald City. He was one of those influential figures that Havill was doing all his best to kiss up to in order to be able to turn on his wife and her family. But right now, this same p
Stephen was standing in front of the large gate of the villa. The villa was surrounded by huge trees and deep undergrowth. He was conscious of his environment as he stood, waiting for a response from the person inside the villa. Although it had just been proven to him that the cannibals would not hurt him in any way; they were all still bowing on the mountain and didn't even stir themselves up when they heard intruders coming. Yet he had to keep his guard up. He knew that there would be more than cannibals to worry about in a jungle like this. "Please let me in, boss. I know that I shouldn't have come here. You told me not to. You warned me not to. I didn't have a choice. At least let me in first, then after that, you can punish me for going against your order!" Stepehen pleaded, looking around him again. "Boss, please. Staying outside here is creeping me out." Stephen was getting chills all over his body this time. All of a sudden, he heard rustling sound behind him. Without hav
Cory stood behind the oak tree, staring from distance. Although he was standing a couple of meters away from the girls, he could still see them as though he was standing right beside them. It would seem as though his eyes had been installed with the zoom quality of a Samsung phone's camera. Not only could he see them clearly. He could also hear everything they were saying. Word for word. No matter how little the voice of the person speaking was, he could hear the voice as clear as the rain. He wasn't surprised. Of course, it was one of the many perks of leveling up. That moment when his body split into two, he had been able to understand what the hell was happening to him. He had discovered that he was no longer a supreme god. He was now an immortal Dao. Being an immortal Dao could easily make him split himself into two, and each of his bodies would be functioning independently and perfectly. He still didn't know how to explain this madness, but he hoped that he could get a hang o