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Venturing in the multiverse

Meet Kai, a 21-year-old grappling with the challenges of raising his sister, Asha, after their parents' passing. Struggling against financial odds, Kai stumbles into a dangerous situation while trying to help someone in need. Despite his injuries, he fights to protect another life. As Kai faces his mortality, a divine figure offers him the chance to become a successor and wield cosmic power. With the allure of exploring his favorite fictional realms, Kai embarks on a journey in a mystical domain to prepare for his destiny as the ruler of the multiverse. A tale of sacrifice, empowerment, and interdimensional adventure awaits in this captivating story. *World are not official, Could be changed later* 1st world: One punch man *Short arc* 2nd: My hero academia 3rd: Fate 4th: highschool Dxd 5th: Tower of God 6th: Against the god more... *Disclaimer* The first arc has inspiration from another Fanfic called ''A cliche multiverse story'', Other than that, everything else is original. *10-25 chap per week*

Enyru · Anime & Comics
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52 Chs

Chapter 9

I soared above City A, my feet barely grazing the sky as he hovered with an air of confidence. Fiery wings shimmered behind him, casting an ethereal glow as they illuminated the darkening sky.

The city sprawled beneath him, its streets and buildings sprawling like an intricate mosaic.

With a hint of amusement, my thoughts drifted as i observed the cityscape.

"It's huge,"

I mused, my words carried away by the wind. The magnitude of City A was undeniable, a bustling hub of life that teemed with diverse inhabitants, each with their own stories and dreams.

Yet, he couldn't help but acknowledge the inevitable truth that lingered in his mind, a truth that overshadowed the city's grandeur.

"But it'll get destroyed in seconds."

The memory of Boros' invasion weighed heavily on kai's thoughts. The overwhelming power of the alien conqueror had rendered cities to rubble and left devastation in its wake.

His gaze turned solemn as he contemplated the potential fate that awaited City A in the face of a cataclysmic threat.

My thoughts drifted towards the enigmatic figure known as Metal Knight.

The enigmatic hero had been responsible for the technological marvels that stood as bastions of defense across the city.

It was no secret that Metal Knight possessed the capability to rebuild City A into a fortress, a stronghold that could withstand even the most relentless onslaught.

The Heroes Association's headquarters would stand at the heart of this transformation, evolving into a central command center for the valiant defenders who dedicated their lives to safeguarding humanity.

Kai's mind conjured images of engineers working tirelessly, machines whirring to life, and plans being drawn to reconstruct City A into a citadel of resilience.

'City Z? Isn't that Saitama's home? The Monster Association's headquarters are also underground in City Z.'

I tapped my forehead, recalling the details of the manga. The Monster Association was a group of powerful monsters working under Orochi, the Monster King.

His partner was Psykos, a human Esper close to Tatsumaki's level.

Her peculiar ability to accelerate the "monster growth" in humans made her an invaluable asset in Orochi's growth.

I swiftly made my way toward City Z.

The city's landscape unfolded beneath him, a blend of bustling neighborhoods, towering skyscrapers, and hidden undercurrents of danger.

City Z was unlike any other, its unique blend of heroes, monsters, and mysteries offering a complex web of stories waiting to be unraveled.

As I descended towards City Z, My gaze fixed upon the three distinct areas that comprised the city:

the bustling residential district, the thriving business district, and the enigmatic abandoned neighborhood known as the Ghost Town.

The latter was notorious for spawning powerful monsters, a fact that hadn't escaped Kai's attention.

Saitama, the legendary hero capable of defeating any opponent with a single punch, resided in the Ghost Town.

The simplicity of Saitama's strength fascinated kai, a stark contrast to his own journey of growth and self-discovery.

Yet, it was not Saitama who held kai's focus at this moment. Instead, he had a different target in mind – Fubuki's organization.

Amid the bustling campus life, I stood at the entrance of the large university, my gaze sweeping over the vibrant surroundings.

The university held the promise of knowledge, growth, and camaraderie, all of which were essential to become a hero

The sight of a hero capable of flight was a rarity, and the news of my arrival quickly spread among the students like wildfire.

Curious gazes turned into excited whispers, and soon enough, a small crowd had formed around me. Questions filled the air—my hero rank, my name, the origin of my powers.

I answered their inquiries with a mixture of humility and determination, explaining that I wasn't officially a hero yet

One cautious student's voice stood out, asking if the university would be attacked by monsters. I couldn't help but chuckle at the thought.

"I'm not a hero yet, and you're as safe as you are every day."

My response was met with relieved smiles and a few nervous laughs. The students seemed to understand that even without a hero title, I was there to ensure their safety.

As I engaged in conversations, I became an attraction, particularly to the young women who threw invitations and admiring glances my way.

It was a bit overwhelming, but I took it in stride, knowing that heroism came with its share of attention.

Amid the mingling crowd, a tall young man caught my attention as he walked out with a black-haired beauty clinging to his arm.

Recognition flashed through my mind—I had seen him before. Suiryu, the martial artist with an air of playfulness that belied his strength.

I couldn't help but raise an eyebrow; I hadn't expected to see him on a university campus.

Suiryu stopped before me, his confident smile making it clear that he was up for a challenge. "You want to be a professional hero?"

I cocked my head slightly, intrigued by his directness.

"Yeah? You don't like heroes?"

Suiryu's grin widened. "Heroes protect everyone from the monsters. Who doesn't like them?

The irony wasn't lost on me. Here was someone with the strength to rival S-class heroes, yet he chose to live a carefree life, only displaying his power when it suited him. It was a perspective on heroism that diverged from my own.

I shrugged dismissively, ready to move on.

"Go play somewhere, kid. I don't have time for self-centered kids like you."

Suiryu's eyes widened, and his fists clenched at his sides.

The audacity of my words seemed to ignite a spark in him. But I couldn't help myself.

I turned back with a sly smile.

"Don't make me commit murder on my first day here."

The killing intent that emanated from me was palpable, enough to send a shiver down his spine. It was a reminder that there were levels of strength beyond what he might have encountered so far.

Before the situation escalated further, the black-haired beauty beside Suiryu intervened, diverting his attention.

Her words led him away from the confrontation, and I watched them go, a sense of satisfaction lingering.