Extra's Death: I Am the Son of Hades novel Chapter 318

System’s words made Daniel freeze.

Daniel opened his mouth and closed it multiple times. He couldn’t say he didn’t want revenge for his sister.

"Fine, you win."

He put the bottle on the side and stood up.

The wind howled around the rooftop, carrying the scent of rain-soaked concrete and distant smoke.

"I’ll regress again and again until I fulfill my goal.

"But….

"Now I’ll do it by conditions."

[Huh? What do—]

Daniel jumped off the building before the system could complete its words.

The wind roared in his ears as he plummeted.

He landed with a deafening crash, cracking the pavement beneath his feet.

Before the dust could settle, he had already dashed forward.

With each step, he covered thousands of meters.

His blade sang through the air, leaving a trail of luminescent arcs.

The arc of light shot out from the blade and struck Typhaon’s gigantic body.

The Father of Anomalies roared in pain.

Awakeners’ eyes were wide with shock.

No one recognized Daniel.

He had remained low-key in the current loop.

The only conspicuous thing he did was sending Kronos the World Time spell diagram from an anonymous source named ’Ouroboros.’ _{frёeωebɳovel.com}

Other than that, he leveled up by killing monsters that no one knew about.

He would move first and kill the monsters who were going to destroy fortified cities before anyone could get a whiff of it.

"Who are you?" Emma asked.

The other Awakeners were looking at him with eyes filled with hope or distrust.

Crumbled buildings loomed around them, casting long shadows in the flickering glow of burning debris.

Daniel cracked his neck and ignored them.

He walked towards Typhon with calm, measured steps.

"I will hold him back. Go and activate the World Time Spell," he told Kronos

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"What do you mean by that?" Kronos questioned.

"I am Ouroboros," Daniel answered.

Without waiting for a reply, he jumped up, reaching as high as a skyscraper.

The wind howled around him as he slashed towards Typhon’s head.

The Father of Anomalies roared.

He was taken by surprise by the appearance of an unknown, powerful awakener like Daniel.

The other awakeners—Gaia, Emma, Rhea, and Titan—were preparing to rush to Daniel’s aid when suddenly, Kronos raised his hand, halting them.

"Let’s leave and help others complete the Spell," Kronos said.

"Why?" Gaia asked.

"The boy said he will handle Typhaon. We should trust him."

Kronos didn’t have time to explain that Ouroboros was the one who had sent him the blueprints of the World Time Spell.

Clearly, Daniel was Ouroboros.

Gaia didn’t ask why Kronos was trusting Daniel so much, though confusion flickered in her gaze before she relented.

"You heard Kronos. We are leaving," Gaia told Apollo and Emma.

The awakeners fighting Typhaon left.

Only Daniel remained, standing alone amid the carnage.

"Don’t bother," Daniel said while dodging a massive clawed strike that shattered the ground where he had stood.

"I might not be strong enough to kill you, but I can hold you back easily."

Daniel, half-drunk, continued to move around the battlefield like a rabbit, weaving through the destruction with unnatural grace.

He blocked and dodged attacks that could blow cities apart with ease.

His uncaring attitude only further enraged Typhaon.

The Father of Anomalies’ glowing eyes narrowed with growing irritation.

Just then, Daniel opened his mouth.

"You know, I heard something from Kronos a few cycles ago."

Typhaon’s slitted eyes narrowed, but Daniel didn’t wait for a response.

"He said a guy from another timeline defeated you with a single attack. Isn’t that a bit too absurd? I can’t defeat you even after seventy tries."

Suddenly, Typhaon froze.

The massive storm swirling around him halted for just a heartbeat.

"I… was… defeated in one attack?" His voice rumbled, quieter but filled with disbelief.