The Author's POV

Kevin overlooked the entirety of Ashton city from the comfort of his new office.

The office was about the same size as a tennis court; it was large and spacious, and the decor consisted of a few shelves with books, a large wooden desk, and a couple of chairs.

The floor was covered with a fluffy gray carpet, and the large windows that were located at the far end of the room enabled light to travel through the room and illuminate the office space.

The office was sparsely decorated, nonetheless, this was how Kevin preferred things to be.

With his hand behind his back, Kevin's face remained expressionless as he gazed at the city below.

Sky that was clear blue, clouds that were fluffy white, and buildings that shone brightly under the light of the sun.

Everything looked perfect. At least on the outside.

At that very moment, the city was completely deserted, and the streets were totally devoid of any presence whatsoever.

Having initiated the evacuation call, it was only natural that the city would end up in this state.

The criticism that he got for his decree was significant. The vast majority of people now referred to him as a tyrant, and they believed that the world would end with him as the leader.

Even though he was the target of numerous different kinds of curses, Kevin was no longer affected by such things. His emotions were as hard as ice.

Kevin blinked his eyes once, and the scene in front of his eyes suddenly shifted.

The sky turned red, the buildings in front of him collapsed, and smoke filled the air as the situation rapidly deteriorated. Kevin could still detect the lingering scent of blood in the air, and in the distance, he could make out the muffled screams of those who were in despair.

It appeared to be a completely different city than it had been just a couple of moments earlier.

Kevin slowly clenched his teeth as he watched the city revert back to its normal state after another blink of his eyes.

His mind was gradually beginning to fill with recollections of the past, and he noticed that a reddish hue was beginning to radiate outward from his body.

A blue panel manifested in front him.

Synchronisation : 79%

"The rate of synchronization is increasing."

Kevin murmured, his brows furrowing into a tight frown.

Kevin would experience random flashbacks of his past just like what had happened a couple of seconds ago, and each time he did, his power would spike, albeit ever so slightly.

Normally, one would be happy with the sudden power boost. Even if slightly, any power boost at his level was considered significant.

It was just that...

to forget. They

the times when it had happened,

the power, and the less certain he was about

Kevin Voss...I'm

when he would look around and realize that he had been doing nothing but staring blankly at the world for a

"Ukh"

his hand

sudden, severe pain shot through his head, making it difficult for him to stand; he had to lean on the bookshelf next to him for support. The pain made it difficult for him to

I've decided to

of his memories were done in batches was because it was highly likely that his mind would

defense mechanism in order to

himself from the overload of memories that depicted all of his

Knock—! Knock—

his thoughts by a succession

now reached the point where

of papers

you adjusted to your

"More or less."

the desk where

there are still a lot of people that are refusing to go to

into the bunker. Whatever means possible,

a flat tone,

who, whether in the present day or in the past, refused to leave their homes because they believed that they were

they had with their place, but Kevin wasn't trying to put everyone in the bunker because he wanted

Kevin's primary motivation for wanting to move everyone outside of the city was due to his perception of them as being a burden on him

were in the way, it was clear that Kevin would have a lot of trouble, and

the outcome of the situation if he had allowed them to remain,

simply could not allow anything to divert his attention away from the primary task at

sure about your choice? It might cause a lot of backlash with

voice brought Kevin out of his thoughts. She had

nodded his

can take the backlash. It doesn't really matter to

the alliance, there was barely anyone that could oppose

there was no way anyone would be

the moment, within the human domain, his words

precisely because of this that he had

trust you, so I'll tell the

"Thank you."

head, and shifted his attention

to stare at his

"Twelve hours left…"

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