Harem Stealer: Reborn with the God-Tier Sharing System novel Chapter 38

Chapter 38: Chapter 38: Chained

Chapter 38 – Chained

Noah had no words.

What he was feeling couldn’t be named.

This wasn’t fear. It wasn’t awe.

It was as if something had peeled open his soul—laid it bare, naked under a divine gaze.

Not eyes. Something worse.

Elizabeth’s voice echoed in his mind.

"What a beautiful soul."

His frown deepened.

Instinctively, his Aura of Limitlessness ignited—veiling his soul in endless depths. An infinite chasm of being, unknowable, unreachable.

Instantly, the visibility of his soul vanished. Hidden from all perception.

But she still stared.

"Your soul..." she whispered, her head tilting ever so slightly. "Even Elijah’s—radiant, endless, like a sun that never dies—doesn’t come close."

Her voice now only existed in his mind. Private. Intimate. Terrifying.

"It’s like something that could freeze entire universes. Birth storms across dimensions. I see both life and death in you... and yet neither. It’s illusionary—uncertain, chaotic—but the pressure it emits..."

She inhaled sharply, almost shivering.

"...it’s limitless, almost divine."

"What are you?"

Noah didn’t answer.

To the outside world, it looked like they were just staring at each other—silent and still—after Elizabeth removed her blindfold.

But inside his mind, they stood within a domain of lightning and ice, shaped by his will. A fortress of illusions, wrapped in crushing, cosmic pressure. Even if someone broke the barrier, they’d find nothing but infinite blackness.

He finally spoke.

"How are you inside my mind?"

Elizabeth blinked. "Inside?" She played dumb. Her tone innocent.

"What skills did you use?"

He already knew the answer, but wouldn’t say it out loud.

"Last I heard, you were a seer. A prophet."

She smiled. That same soft, sharp smile. "That too."

"...Too?"

"I can see the future. Fate. The strings that guide choices."

She stepped closer, lowering her voice.

"I can access memories. Twist them. Erase them. I can see souls... and if I choose, destroy them so completely that even reincarnation becomes impossible."

Then she added casually, "Oh, and yes. My talent is SSS rank."

Noah’s mind raced.

"Why are you telling me all this?"

"Because," she said, "you’re the first person I’ve ever met who can block me. At first, I saw your soul... but now? It’s gone. Hidden beneath something endless. Is that your aura?"

She leaned in, her eyes wide with wonder.

"Even Elijah’s mind cannot hide from my eyes. But he is shielded by the Goddess, but you—you’re doing it alone."

She was trembling now. Her voice breathless.

"That makes you real. Untouched. Beautiful."

Noah’s body tensed. Her tone had shifted—too gentle.

Too intimate.

"You should’ve told me from the start, Noah." She smiled, voice soft as silk. "If you had... I’d have chosen you instead."

He blinked. "What?"

"I’ve spent my whole life searching for someone like you. Someone I can look at without hearing screams. Without seeing lifetimes in a blink. Without losing myself in someone else’s chaos." _{freewёbnoνel.com}

She stepped forward, close enough for him to feel her breath.

"I’ve found you."