Neurolink System in the Modern World

"Enough!" Her voice thundered as she exerted a powerful force to emphasize her point.

BOOOOOM!

"Oops!" I pretended to be shocked after delivering a light jab that instantly caused the head of the idiot who thought he could actually kill me to burst.

His death was so quick that I doubted he even had the chance to realize he was already dead.

'I thought he could take it,' I sighed to myself, feeling disappointed that I had actually expected someone as weak as him to survive a simple jab from me.

The worst part? It was just my pure raw strength; I didn't even have to used any technique or skills. He was just too fragile.

"What did you do !" She screamed in frustration .

"Sorry! Sorry about that," I muttered, scratching my head in feigned innocence.

"Your scream caught me off guard, and, well, I messed up," I admitted, trying to smooth things over.

But my attempt at playing it cool backfired—everyone's faces turned sour at my excuse, clearly not buying it.

They must be wondering how someone as handsome and overpowered as me could get rattled by just a shout.

"Let's attack him!" The other Taoists' auras intensified after witnessing one of their own die like a pig.

"Stop!" She commanded, her face filled with annoyance, but I could tell she was contemplating what to do.

Everyone paused; it was obvious that they respected her words.

That guy from before was just an idiot for fighting me head-on. He must have thought he could gain some points by acting like a BIG SHOT, so I ended up taking him out with a HEAD SHOT.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

'Damn, my rhyming is sick. Maybe I have a future in rapping,' I chuckled to myself.

"What do you want?" Her voice trailed off as she awaited my response, her eyes probing mine with a mixture of curiosity and suspicion.

The slight furrow in her brow showed her intrigue, as if she couldn't help but be drawn into the mystery that I presented.

"You're staring so much, It's like your undressing me," I chuckled, gesturing playfully with my hands to break the tension.

"Stop joking around, or else!" Her words were sharp, laced with a warning tone that hinted at consequences if I continued to pester her.

But what could I do? I couldn't help myself; I really liked her, and teasing her brought me a sense of satisfaction.

"Nothing, I just want to ask you out on a date,"

"You…" Her reaction was one of annoyance, her eyebrows furrowing more as she regarded me with a hint of irritation.

Meanwhile, her subordinates exchanged annoyed glances, clearly unimpressed by my teasing and was finding me a thorn on their side.

"Stop fooling around," she sneered in contempt, her tone firm and commanding.

"How about this: I'll help you take down the Zol Clan if you agree to go on a date with me," I proposed, my tone carrying a hint of mischief.

It wasn't that I couldn't follow through with my offer; after all, I had plenty of tricks up my sleeve.

As for the plan to keep a low profile? Well, I was willing to set aside logic if it meant winning her over. Your next read awaits at empire

"Stop your nonsense. What can one person do?" One of the elders interjected, his tone skeptical as he questioned the feasibility of my proposal.

"Old man, don't bark when your owner doesn't give a signal," I sighed, exasperated by their audacity. These people were tempting death.

If it weren't for Shao Mi, I would have massacred everyone already for getting on my nerves. But here I was, playing safe, even bothering to ask for her permission.

A woman like her should be treated specially. Using tricks would only diminish the satisfaction of winning her over.

I wanted to captivate her without resorting to deception. I desired for her to appreciate me for who I am: a super handsome guy with just a little bit of narcissism.

"What family are you from?" Shao Mi's question cut through the air.

Unlike her, they didn't know that I could easily neutralize her power with a mere flick of my fingers. She must have assumed that I came from a formidable background, given her interest in my origins.

"I don't have one. How about we create a family together?" I teased, a mischievous glint in my eye as I playfully suggested the idea.

Her face flushed red for a moment, but she quickly regained her composure. She was guarding her dignity and pride as their leader.

"I'll let you go for now," she sighed, sensing that I wasn't taking her seriously.

"Leave this place," she added.

The moment she no longer showed any frustration , I felt a little bit disappointed .

'Maybe I played too much?' I questioned myself.

"Let's go," she commanded her troops, and they immediately closed in around her.

They all looked annoyed, and some even attempted to question why she was allowing me to live, but she silenced them with a serious glare.

She must have been preparing to use another ability, same like before, to leave this place.

The moment she unleashed the light from her body, it expanded, enveloping the entire group in a radiant orb.

As the brilliance intensified, a sense of power filled the air. Then, in a sudden flash, the light pierced the night sky, leaving me behind, alone in the darkness.

After a while, I realize the danger of getting involved with someone like Shao Mi.

It wasn't her power that made her dangerous, but rather her beauty. She had a captivating allure that could lead me to do irrational things.

She had a presence unlike any other, a charm that drew me in without the need for flashy displays of power.

Unlike Zayen, who relied on her power to get me, Shao Mi's mere presence, with her captivating face and demeanor, had managed to ensnare my heart.

It wasn't an exaggeration to say that at that moment, she was my greatest weakness.