SLITHERING MY WAY TO HEAVENS

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Synopsis
An assassin betrayed by his own employers, was given another chance at life in a different world. Reborn in a world, where even Gods are slaughtered by others, he is surrounded by predators. Follow him as he tries to realise his ambitions in this world, where strength reigns supreme. Uh, I mean slither his way to Supremacy. (The picture in the cover doesn't belong to me. If the owner of the copyright wants it removed, please inform me through the comments or text me on my discord account- @Kalki_Avatar#2014) Putting it on a pause. I might get back to it, later.

Prologue

Abandoned by my parents, I grew up on the streets. At thirteen, I killed the first man. A drunkard scum, trying to force his disgusting desires onto me. A week later, I had killed another three men for the payment of thirty credits. Just for a week's meal at a restaurant, I had left my humanity to the hole I came from.

I wasn't tricked into doing it, no one bullshit his way into making me kill. I asked on my volition. Two guys talking about hiring an assassin at the run-down bar I worked, and I seized the chance. Proving that I had already killed a man, although a drunkard.

A month later, I had killed seven more people making an infamous legend of the BlackHeart Child. A few days after I killed the seventh man, three middle-aged men and a young man approached me. They wanted to train me into an assassin of their business corporation. Blinded by the cash they presented, I agreed without a hitch.

I don't know why but I felt like I grew stronger with each kill.

Finally,even years later, that is today, I am known as the Crimson Devil with an impeccable record of 100% completion.

But this rank and glory didn't last long as I was stabbed and shot by my own people.

On the verge of death, I think of the past. Even after being killed off by my very first employers, I feel settled. I don't resent them. It was not a betrayal, just a predetermined outcome that I failed to see. I just regret one thing, that I had no subordinates of my own. Ones loyal to me by their soul, otherwise, the outcome today would have been very different.

Feeling my conciousness fading away, I slowly murmur," Is this how it feels to die? Peaceful and comforting?".