Chapter 86: Team Alfa,Team Omega

Chapter 86: Team Alfa,Team Omega

Ethan went back to his room. His clones were comprehending laws at a frightening speed. He could literally see the numbers filling up so fast it almost didn’t feel real. At this rate, he would probably need just ten hours before he’d be able to step into Level 2.

"Damn! What the fuck is going on?" he thought. "If this continues, I’ll have to run around every single day without a second to breathe."

Though he was complaining, the truth was, becoming powerful was just too addictive. Gaining control over everything, or simply reaching that ultimate freedom where no one could ever control you again—it all came down to one single word,power.

The day was already over. His attribute panels had doubled again:

[Master: Ethan Hunt

Physique: 13,333.33 Earth

Spirit: 13,333.33 Earth

Talent: Infinite Comprehension]

Ryan called him. He had already arrived and was waiting outside the Hunt estate. Ethan told them to come inside.

There were fifty people in total—thirty men, twenty women, plus Ryan and Riya. Ethan stepped out to see them. These fifty were all orphans who hadn’t awakened yet. Ethan had only one criteria: character. So Ryan had toured the whole continent to gather these fifty who matched Ethan’s standards.

Ethan also called Rose over. Then he bought another fifty-one seeds of laws.



Before distributing them, he said in a calm voice, his voice calm but serious:

"I only want absolute loyalty. I could enslave your souls if I wanted to, but I won’t do that. If you think you’re capable enough to betray me, you’re more than welcome to try. But trust me when I say this—if you betray me, death won’t even be an option for you anymore. That’s all. I can give you the awakening opportunity . If you think you have it in you to be loyal, step forward. Or you can leave. No one will force you."

All fifty people looked at each other. Most of them didn’t even process half of what Ethan was saying. All they saw was Ethan, the living legend, standing right in front of them talking about something about betraying him. Who the hell would even consider that?

Every single one of them stepped forward and spoke in unison, "Our eternal loyalty belongs to you, president. If you wish, you can enslave us."

Ethan looked satisfied. "That won’t be necessary."

Then he fed the fifty seeds to them and awakened their core.

He turned to Rose. "From today onward, you’ll command these twenty women."

Then he looked at Ryan. "And you’ll command these thirty men."

He gave their teams names: Team Alpha and Team Omega. Alpha was the beginning; Omega was the end. Rose’s team would be Alpha. Ryan’s would be Omega.

Riya also awakened by using a seed of law.

After that, Ethan distributed all the necessary resources for them to cultivate up to the peak Emperor level as fast as possible. But he knew very well—even if they grew quickly, they’d never be able to keep up with him. His enemies would get stronger every single day. He wanted the Alpha and Omega teams to become his right and left hands, to handle everything he simply didn’t have time to do.

He needed a technique or skill that could help others break through faster—as fast as he wanted. If something like that existed, perfect. If not, he’d create it himself.

Ethan could already feel how lonely the path of invincibility was. He didn’t want to walk it alone. He’d make the people around him powerful enough to stand by his side.

After the process was complete, he dismissed them all. Ryan and Riya would train them for now.

When Ethan came back with Rose, she would take over command of Team Alpha, with Riya as her vice commander. As for Team Omega, Ethan already had someone in mind for the vice commander role—Cedric, his cousin.

He also had plans for Leila. He’d form a band with her leading it to play battle songs in the battle. Team Alpha would handle intelligence and information. Team Omega would be the strike force, the killing machine. And Team Zeta, Leila’s group, would be the battle band that inspired and cheered everyone on. This was absolutely necessary.

Ethan could already picture how powerful these teams would become in a few years. The entire universe—even the multiverses—would tremble under their feet.



After everything was arranged, he took Rose out. This time, he just wanted to enjoy some time with her. He hadn’t really given her much since their engagement.

Ethan used a simple disguise and a bit of makeup so that normal people wouldn’t recognize either of them. He planned to tour the entire continent. He’d already explored it before, but back then the cities were just base cities inside of walls. Now, many new cities had been built using high-tech technology given by the primordial humans.

Ethan created a super bicycle. Rose sat behind him, wrapping her arms around his waist. For now, they were just a normal couple. He would take her everywhere with this bike.

Meanwhile, in the Eclipse Galaxy, the entire star system was blanketed in darkness. Even the stars themselves radiated a cold black light.

This was the core galaxy of the vampire race. The royal and noble clans lived here.

On the Blood Star, a world similar to the Primordial Star of the primordial humans, five figures opened their eyes in their palaces: Ariel, Thomas, Samael, Lorren, and Emma. All of them were noble child among the vampires.

Ariel Alucard belonged to the royal family. The progenitor of the vampires was Victor Alucard—this was his bloodline.

Ariel glanced to the side. An astonishingly beautiful young woman was sitting near her bed.

Ariel’s face instantly turned cold. "Yuriel, why are you here?"

Yuriel Alucard, her elder sister, was even more monstrous than Ariel. She’d reached the planetary realm at only thirty years old—a supreme prodigy.

She looked calmly at Ariel. "You’re a disgrace to the royal clan. You lost the precious clone we gave you in a simple battlefield against some ants. What explanation do you have?"

Ariel replied coldly, "I’m not obligated to answer your questions. Get out of my room."

Yuriel didn’t look angry. "Maybe you’re not obligated most of the time. But I’m the leader of the Epoch Generation. As its leader, I order you to answer me, Ariel Alucard. Or else the consequences will be dire."

Ariel gritted her teeth. Normally she could avoid Yuriel. But as the leader of the Epoch Generation, if Yuriel commanded her, she had no choice. That was the law.

The Epoch Generation was special. There was a prophecy among the vampires that someone from this generation would become a Supreme. They hadn’t seen a Supreme in countless eons. If another one emerged, they could challenge the primordial humans toe to toe. That’s why everyone under fifty was called the Epoch Generation.

Ariel finally spoke. "We didn’t know the young Supreme of the primordial humans would be there in that battle. As soon as it started, he appeared like a harbinger of doom. He just looked at us—and every single one of us turned to dust. That man is on a level I can’t even imagine."

When Yuriel heard that, she only said one word: "Pathetic."



Then she left the room without looking back.

Ariel gritted her teeth again. She wanted to shout at her sister, to curse her. But she couldn’t. Yuriel was right. She really was pathetic.

She clenched her fists. "I’ll kill you, Ethan Hunt, with my own hands. Trust me on that."

Ethan was now on the top kill list of the vampires. The same went for the Celestials. They had already dispatched assassins to eliminate him before he could grow to his full potential.

At that moment, Ethan and Rose arrived in a town in one of the newly established cities. People were finally living freely outside the walls. He came here because he’d heard about some famous restaurants that sold their signature recipes.

Though the city itself was new, the people weren’t. They had adapted to the change quickly.

The streets were bustling with life. Ethan felt happy seeing that people were finally able to walk outside without fear.

He didn’t activate his mental domain. He was just enjoying the moment like any normal person.

He stopped a man passing by and asked where the restaurants were. The man enthusiastically told him they were near the rivers. The new cities had even created artificial rivers, since all the natural ones had disappeared when the supercontinent was formed.

Ethan rode his cycle toward the restaurant. The city was built quicky by using hightech technology, but the actual city was not that fancy. It was a normal city. Earth would need time to walk a long way before it could become as hightech as Solaris.

Soon Ethan saw the restaurant, it was not a big one,rather a small simple one. He could see an old man and a woman were serving food to the customers.

But as soon as he saw the couple,Ethan’s eyes turned cold instantly.