《Kill the Harem》No Means No.
Advertisement
I managed to find a town, where I traded for a hunting knife, a compass, a map, a horse, and an introductory book about magic. This wasn't exactly easy, as I had to convince villagers to trade with a strange man who was covered in mud and only seemed to have family heirlooms instead of money.
Fortunately, I had kept my face relatively clean, and with my looks and my heart-wrenching story of being a noble young master who ran away from home, I was able to earn enough sympathy to override the suspicion. This did, however, completely bankrupt me.
Well, no matter. I had what I needed. I had almost entirely eaten through my several hour lead on the temple, and they would probably catch up to me soon if I didn't keep running.
To be fair, they hadn't done anything bad to me yet. It was really just my suspicions.
But I had no intention of sticking around to find out. I trusted my intuition. There would be time enough to talk to them later, when I had the power to defend myself.
I gathered ambient mana and channeled it into the horse to help it run faster. I hadn't time to read the entire introductory book, but I had flipped through it quickly and found that this was the safest way for a beginner to increase travel speed.
We ran through forests, rivers, and rocky terrain. I did what I could to slow down the trackers, but I knew it wouldn't be enough. My best bet was to get to a city governed by the Temple of Iron as soon as possible. From the information I had gathered, they were the political enemies of the Temple of Light, so the priestess should have a lot more trouble capturing me there.
I figured the odds of them telling the Temple of Iron about me were quite low. If I lost a nuke in a country I was at war with, the last thing I'd do is tell that country's government about it. I'd instead try to recover it quickly before they could get their hands on it.
The horse wasn't particularly healthy, but even so, with my mana reinforcing it (and some animal abuse) we managed to cover about two hundred kilometers in around two days before I decided the horse absolutely needed a night's rest.
Advertisement
I was exhausted, but I couldn't sleep yet. I started reading the introductory book of magic until I learned how to cast a few rudimentary spells: alarm, light, and heat.
Apparently it normally took months of specialized training to even feel mana, let alone cast anything, and the way to cast these three spells was described in far too much repetitive detail. They occupied a regrettably large part of the practical portion of the book.
Still, it was much better to be too talented than less skilled, so I wasn't unsatisfied. Besides, I truly was a complete beginner, so it didn't exactly hurt.
I was probably being too harsh, anyway. I highly doubted the book was intended as a crash course to be read on the run by fleeing fugitives, which was how I was using it. Perhaps I would find it more enjoyable if I were to read it in a warm bath with some scented candles.
I twisted the ambient mana into the alarm spell. It was a simple construction; it surrounded the area where my horse and I rested, and it would send me a jolt of mana if disturbed.
The Temple of Light probably had ways around it, but it was better than nothing. We had covered quite some distance and I needed to be functional in order to reach the border without getting caught.
Fortunately, I was the sort of person who only needed to sleep for a few hours a night.
Unfortunately, I felt the alarm go off a little past midnight. I jolted awake and saw a lovely young girl in clothing that was, let's just say, unsuitable for trekking through the wilderness. Suspiciously, she was completely clean, despite this being miles from any sort of road. She was holding some sort of glowing rock.
"Big brother, can you help me?" She grinned and asked in a cutesy voice.
I eyed her very warily.
"I don't know who you are, but please leave my campsite. If you want, we can talk in the morning."
The lively, adorable girl twisted a lock of her jet-black around a finger.
"Oh, come on, don't be like that," she pouted, looking at the man in front of her.
He truly was a stunner. Disheveled dark hair framed a pale face with beautiful features. His heavy-lashed eyes were the most startling shade of blue. He looked like some artist's masterpiece.
Advertisement
Seina was glad she brought a light. Her darkvision wouldn't have been enough to appreciate a man like this. Even before she had been sealed, she had rarely encountered someone with looks of his caliber. And his budding mana smelled incredibly pure and refreshing.
Right now, he was using those sharp eyes to glare at her in a way that sent shivers down her spine.
"I may look like this, but I'm really strong," Seina continued, winking at him, "I promise I'll definitely be extremely useful after my power is unsealed. And you seem like a really talented guy, so with your help, that will take no time. What do you say? This is a huge opportunity for you."
The man smiled in a friendly manner, but Seina was perceptive. She noticed the way his hand crept to the hunting knife on his belt and the way his legs tensed as he prepared to run. She was a bit surprised he was willing to lose the horse just to get away from her, but she supposed that such decisiveness was fitting for such a remarkably dashing man.
"I see you need some convincing," Seina said, and before he could move, she was on top of him, pinning down his limbs.
She knew very well that humans considered her current body to be incredibly good-looking. After all, she had sculpted it herself based on their ideals.
"No!" He shouted, "Get off me!"
His previously cold eyes were now flooded with emotion as he struggled. It was unimaginable how much more appealing his fiery expression made him.
Seina thought he was far more attractive than she originally realized. It set ablaze her desire to conquer him.
He might be acting angry at the moment, but Seina understood men. He would definitely forgive her by the time she was done. He'd probably even feel a sense of responsibility and attraction towards her.
In the worst case scenario, she'd claim she was drugged and not in control of her senses. She looked forward to the looks of guilt and longing she'd get from him in the future.
"Come now, don't be shy," Seina murmured. She pressed her lips to his and began to kiss him deeply.
Rage, horror, revulsion, and even fear coursed through my veins.
The girl was on top of me, holding me down, and forcing her tongue into my mouth. I couldn't move my jaw because of the way she was pressing her face to mine.
I tried strengthening my arms with mana to push her off, but she was too strong. All my struggling was met with her soft laughter.
If this was her sealed state, I dreaded what she would be like with her real strength.
Trying to push her off with force was an exercise in futility. I let the power go out of my arms. She seemed delighted by my apparent surrender and began to rub one of her legs against my genitals.
I couldn't suppress the shiver of fury and disgust, but she didn't seem to think anything of it. She stopped kissing me for a moment and started to reposition herself.
I would probably only have one chance. I would have to be extremely fast and precise. I didn't know if my mana control was good enough yet, but it felt like the magic in this place wanted to follow my will.
Hopefully, it would be enough.
As she moved to rub herself against me, her head tilted up, exposing her neck.
I focused mana in my jaws and almost instantaneously bit her in the throat, as hard as I could.
Shocked and bleeding heavily, she inadvertently loosened her hold on my arms. It was enough. Pouring all my strength into my arms, I grabbed my hunting knife and slashed at her neck.
She let go of me entirely and stumbled backwards. I scrambled off my back and followed her in close, rapidly stabbing her about forty times in her torso and head.
She looked like a horrifying mess of blood and tissue by the end of it, but she had claimed to be powerful. Even this much might not have been enough to put her down for good.
After she stopped struggling, I decapitated her. I did not want an angry, incredibly powerful monster (like she said she was) recovering and coming after me for revenge.
Later, I would burn the body. It would probably be like putting up a huge flag advertising my location to my pursuers, but I was not willing to take any chances of this thing reviving.
I spat and kicked her corpse.
"No. Means. No. You fucking bitch."
Advertisement
- In Serial11 Chapters
Remnant.
The year 2149, and Earth has reached an all-time high in both peace, technology, culture, etc. Humanity has finally stretched beyond their cradle and colonized the moon and Mars. Yet, in such a glorious era, specks of filth remains. Alan Morris is a chronically ill patient with an insatiable wanderlust, yet fated to remain eternally locked to his hospital bed.His illness requires him to have constant care and attention, which drains enormous amounts of his familiys ressources. After having spent a decade in the hospital with no sign recovery, his family finally decide to cut all ties with him.Recognizing that he is now alone with no support, he despairs and finally reconcile himself to enter the abyss quietly without struggle.Yet, it seems as though poor Alan is the butt of all jokes in the Universe. The very next day after being abandoned he is met with Aliens assaulting the Earth and abducting him. Join our protagonist, as he loses his humanity (litterally) but gains the chance to see more of the universe than any other being ever.Note: My first ever story, be warned of errors and boring content. Also, i guarantee NOTHING. i am doing this because otherwise, i will NEVER get this this damn story out of my head. Lastly, no schedule, no promises, and if i get bored, i may just fade away. Can't accept this? Well tough. This also means that i couldn't care less about your opinions. Advice i'll gladly accept. Opinions will be ignored. Disclaimer: I DO NOT OWN ANY PICTURES USED IN THIS STORY! NOT EVEN THE COVER
8 166 - In Serial18 Chapters
Fox Squadron
Three years ago the Frayin Impire came in contact with a young race taking its first steps into the Galaxy. the climactic meeting lead to a tense aliance between them and the Terrain Alliance leading to thousands of Frayin exiles to move to the massive orbital station around Terra. Michael Orizeky and the members of Fox Squadron find them selves inbetween trying to keep the terran and Frayin populations in the station going at each other all while trying to figure out how to work with each other
8 135 - In Serial19 Chapters
Inside a novel as the Hero's useless brother[Progressive Fantasy]
How to turn the most insignificant character in the story, described in just a couple of lines in the book, into the most interesting one?It's extremely simple! Make him a nobody!His older brother is the protagonist of the novel. As it is to be expected, an OP with a harem...His twin sister is a powerful reincarnator, collecting all the cheat items around the world...Even his wife is not only an incredible beauty, but also a hidden goddess...What about the character himself?Well...the author of this novel seems to have forgotten about him!Talent? Superpowers? Attractive appearance... or maybe at least wealth? None of that! " Of all the possible cannon fodder, why did I move into this exact body? How am I supposed to survive?"Follow Arthur Hayes on his arduous journey through the world of the novel, that he has read, as the useless brother of the main hero.
8 173 - In Serial28 Chapters
Necromancer Kaius
The king of a small kingdom, Kaius, was on the verge of transcending his mortal limits and becoming a higher being through his mastery of necromancy. Feeling threatened, the demigod Diamund ordered his forces to annihilate Kaius and his kingdom. Before his death, Kaius managed to cast a transcendent magic spell that allowed him to have a second chance at life. The next time Kaius opened his eyes, he seems to have transmigrated into a planet that is currently experiencing a zombie apocalypse! The name of this planet happens to be called Earth…
8 202 - In Serial13 Chapters
Let's make homophobes MAD
This book is filled with funny responses to Homophobes. I guarantee that homophobes will get mad, while you and me will be the ones laughing
8 110 - In Serial28 Chapters
Paint Me a Poetry
From here on out, paint me a poetry,That which to my life is symmetry. Let my despair bleed on its tree,Let myself to greed and hatred be free. A collection of random poetries this will be, Reflecting the withered happiness in me.Take heed then of what you'll see,For its my darkness trying to spree.Cover crafted by Dane Knight
8 101