Shattered World

Chapter Seven

Three days. It'd had been three days since I received these abilities. It took hours of training, but I'd finally maneged to control my telaportation abilities.

It was probably one of the most important here since the building had no doors. I sighed, leaning against a tree out in the garden, my entire body ached from training, my head felt heavy and it was difficult to stand.

I closed my eyes for a moment, taking a few breaths, each breath felt painful, my body pushed past its limits days ago.

"I don't buy it for one moment." I jumped, my eyes snapping open, in front of me was the man from a few days ago, the one who'd knocked me out and brought me here.

"What?" I asked, unsure what he meant, the man pushed his glasses up, staring daggers into my soul. "Your act. You might have kio fooled to thinking your on our side, but I know better."

Shit! My eyes widen but I quickly regain my composure, I couldn't let him know he was right. "Whatever do you mean?" I asked nonchalantly.

Trying to play dumb, to make him think I'm not a threat. If even a single invader doubts me, my entire plan could fail.

The man walked closer, looking at him closer he was tall and slim, around 6'7. He crossed his arms, a cold calculated glare in his red eyes as he stared down at me.

"You know what I mean. I have my eyes on you, if you think for one moment you can save humanity, think again. Your out numbered." With that, he turned around and walked away. Pausing for a moment and adding. "Besides, you wouldn't be a match for even the weakest of our kind, let alone Kio."

With that, he left, leaving me alone in the gardens. I felt a shiver run down my spine, he was smart. No, more then smart. I could tell, he'd be a huge hurtle to jump if I had any chance.

I had no time to worry about him however, my current goal was overthrowing one of the top five. That was what I needed to do right now. However, If I'd do that, I needed to know just how strong the weakest top five was.

The chances of meeting any of them, however. Was 0.001/1,000,000. If I had any chance. I'd have to work my a*s off to have any chance. Pushing off the tree, I took a deep breath, and in a snap of the finger, teleported myself to the training room.

Not waisting a second, I took the hair band around my wrist and used it to put my hair up in a pony tail, my eyes shined red as I walked up to a punching bag, and hit it with all my strength.