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The Boy that got Supreme System

Jason is an average high school student who is struggling to fit in and get good grades. One day, on his 16th birthday, he receives a mysterious gift - a watch that gives him access to the Supreme System. This system allows Jason to enhance his abilities, learn new skills instantly, and even manipulate aspects of reality. At first, Jason uses the system selfishly - to become popular at school, get perfect grades without trying, and live out his fantasies. But he soon realizes that with great power comes great responsibility. When a crisis strikes his town, Jason must decide whether to only use his powers for himself or to help others. He ultimately rises to become a hero, using the Supreme System for good. Through this experience, Jason not only saves his town but also learns important life lessons about using his talents wisely. In the end, the Supreme System doesn't define Jason - his choices and strength of character do. ---------------------------- This is my first Story; I hope you all like it. ------------------------- This is made by Ai. --------------------------- if you have suggestion then I would love to know.

BlastterAngel · Sci-fi
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51 Chs

Chapter 48: A Spark of Courage

In the wake of the kingdom's fall, a bleak despair had settled over the land. Where once people pursued lives full of purpose and hope, now they simply survived, heads down, consumed by a chilling darkness. The shadow armies had swept away the old world without mercy. None had the spirit left to fight or resist, cowed into submission by overwhelming force and the terrible price of defiance. Yet even the deepest darkness holds flickering sparks longing to reignite.

Huddled in a makeshift shelter on the outskirts of the capital, Jason bandaged his wounds from the battle that had destroyed everything he knew. All allies were scattered or fallen. The myths of his providence had died alongside the hopeful. Now Jason was one more refugee clinging to existence in the shadows' wake. He had never felt more alone and weary. His sword remained faithfully at his side, but its light had dimmed along with his spirit. Still it persisted, waiting to be rekindled in purpose once more.