Alexander woke up and started to look around his environment only to realize he was in a cave which shocked him.

Alexander " I thought i would be in a hospital on account of the whole reincarnation and all"

Alexander after realizing he was a kid of about 12 - 13 years old and checking out his body to make sure everything was all right looked around the cave and found a note.

Note: 

" Alexander when you read this I'm sure you should have realized something went wrong well truth be told you are still in the Dc World just the Dino age so all you have to do is live long enough ooooooohhhhhh and that shouldn't be a problem for you because with your body without limits because if you keep training your body at some point your body will stop ageing all together it's a perk of your meta gene plus you have the library of heavens path so coming up with a martial art capable of strengthen your body should be a simple task by the way as an apology for messing up i have also given your body two times the  level  of wolverine's Healing ability.

                                                                                                           - Sincerely Old Man God :) "

Alexander sighed after reading it but he still thanked god for the extra ability because he knew that ability would give him and almost 100% Chance of survival even if the Meteor that took out the dinos fell he would still survive and grow stronger .

First thing Alexander did was to find out what were the current limits of this young body and after finding that out and resting for a good 10 minutes to catch back his breath he went out of the cave in search of water and food .

Three Hours after Alexander left the cave he came back with fruits of all shape and sizes and a make shift flask with water in it. after putting what he gather onto a big leaf on the floor he also brought back he sat down cross legged and entered the Library of Heaven Path pr LHP and got to work coming up with a speed reading technique that could speed up the time he need to read the books to come up with Techniques .

A whole week later he finally created the ultimate speed reading technique called:

[Pinnacle Speed reading Technique :

Read 1000 books in the time it takes you to read one book while also maintaining  the information you have absorbed.

Flaws : 0
Currently Mastered : 25%]

 Alexander ' that took sometime ... well with this it's gonna be easier to compile new books and at the rate I'm mastering it, it should be 100% mastered in about another week . Now i need a Technique for physical training , one for meditation so that i don't go insane with all of the years i have to live and being alone ughhhh just thinking about it give me a headache and who know i might be able to gain new powers because of my body's physique and one for combat technique even if i know how to fight from my previous life , it's not bad to have a perfect technique  with no flaws. Now let's start .'

So Alexander commanded his library to bring forth the relevant books needed to develop his three essential manuals .

[5 years later]

Alexander now 18 years old had finally completed his essential techniques to survive in the Dc World.

[Battling Asura Diamond Body Technique :

Asuras are known as the Ultimate fighting race, Their bodies are so tough and the speed so ridiculous that many other races have children with them just so they can have stronger children. This training technique is suited perfectly for the host's limitless evolving body , This technique is divided into 24 levels and with each level gained the body's capability is increased exponentially.

Flaw :0
Currently Mastered : 2/24 ]

[Spiritual Inner World Meditation Technique  :

With the help of this technique , the host can reign in his emotions and always feel a sense of peace and calm  . Frequent practice leads to achieving a photographic memory , a more developed analytical ability , soul strengthening, telekinesis, telepathy etc . With this meditation technique you can train your Mind to the absolute limits , when achieving a small perfection it will protect your mind completely like a castle fortress.

Flaw : 0
Currently Mastered : 15%]

[Ultimate All Round Fighting Technique  : A fighting style birthed from many,many,many of the techniques present in the library and from earth. Can be used for unarmed and armed combat with absolute mastery ( ranged and cold weapon )

Flaw : 0
Currently Mastered: 25% ]

Alexander was very happy with these three manuals ,For the last five years he spent preparing the compiled manuals by reading millions of Millions of books , but while doing so he also achieved many other goals which can help his future plans . 

First of all his current strength was enough for him to lift up a 2 ton boulder easily , after he realised this he started using the boulders to speed up the tempering of his body , he also started to hunt some dinos cause he figure he was in this era for god knows how long so he might as well have some delicacies plus he didn't have to worry about poisons because he found out as soon as his body realizes it was poisoned it kicks his meta-gene and regeneration into overdrive .

All Alexander really has to do after he gets poisoned is find a safe place to sleep and by the time he wakes up not only is he fine he has also built up a tolerance to that certain poison . The Cave now has dried meat and a lot of water to go around so for now Alexander decided to just train and battle every day and when he gets a certain amount of strength he will start hunting sea creatures.


[10 Years Later]

Alexander is now in close combat with a a T-Rex his thought process was that he wanted to have some T-Rex meat before he went to have some food from the sea and that is why the battle has been on going for the past 6 hours .

Buttttt.  

Alexander decided it was time to finish this fight so he made a Swift dash with his bronze sword sharpened to an unimaginable degree and ran under the T-rex and with a practiced slash he left a bone deep cut on the T-Rex causing it to fall Alexander using this as a chance ran toward the head of the T-Rex and summoning all the strength he had he hacked at the neck of the creature , then after a few seconds the T-Rex's head fell to the floor with a heavy Thump.

Alexander : " Damn you were a bitch to kill but now that you are dead i shall use your life to make sure I survive and live well so thank you ." 

Alexander looked at the Sun now going down and got to work dissecting the creature.

Alexander Vongola was reborn into the dc world with 5 wishes but the god kind of messed up and sent him way way way back in time to the Dinosaur Era Watch as he Dominates this era and the next while building the most earth shattering Family on earth.

As I was scrolling through the message, another message come in saying that I am remaining with 8 hours so I just left the hostel with my phone and laptop and I started running toward a supermarket as I was reaching this store I started seeing dead bodies, I approached one of the dead bodies, it was burnt to crips and it was smelling very bad so I left in a hurry and entered the supermarket took stuff that I needed and went out.
I also went into a book shop through a window and took a map, then I searched for a hardware store all
The store I entered everything was gone nothing was remaining, I continued until I found one at the end of the city, I mean it was old and hidden so I entered the store through you guessed it a window, as I was searching my essential, I saw two books that pick my interest one was named survival guide in a forest and the other title was to survive an atomic warfare so I took both them as I was moving out of the store another message alert come saying that the asteroid will hit the Gulf of Mexico just like last time.
Because I had all essential, so I looked the first message about the effect of the asteroid, I am not gone read the whole message but here I am going to summarise 
One of the effects is they going to be major earthquake after the collision and volcanic eruption which cause tsunamis, the other is a polar shift of earth which can mean a rise of new continents and sinking of the old continent at the end it read good luck and godspeed.
So I sat down was thinking what to do and where to go, probably were already closed and no human had thought about this and come up with a clear plan so I started doing my own math to look the land which shall stand after this.

it story about an asteroid which hit earth with two alien virus , both of the virus are deadly , the asteroid also change the poles of earth which is causing some land to emerge and others to submerge , the story talk about  how it begins and how living things try  to  survive

Chief Avanaeon reacted with disbelief when Ves express interest in picking up the fundamentals in understanding FTL drive technology.
"Let me get this straight. You somehow blackmailed Major Verle for a week's access to engineering textbooks on FTL, and you need my help to make sense of a field that takes the average engineer fifty years of study and practice to get smart enough to understand the very basics?"
"Well… when you put it that way, it sounds a bit unrealistic. However, I didn't blackmail the big boss. I did him a favor and he allowed me to borrow some books from the local database."
"These aren't your average textbooks." Avanaeon said. "In fact, there's more than just the basics included here. I don't know how you got Major Verle to do it, but he even allowed you access to the next step, which includes basic explanations on all the subcomponents included in most basic models of modern FTL drives."
"And that's valuable because…?" Ves trailed off.
"FTL drives aren't like mechs. Any kid can look at a humanoid mech and see it consists of a torso, a pair of arms, a pair of legs and a head. The smarter kids can even say what's inside the torso like doctors can recall all the organs inside a human body. It's actually not that obvious with FTL drives because it can consist of up to a hundred different core subcomponents, each of which tweak the drive's ultimate performance in many different ways."
"A hundred core subcomponents!"
Even a mech only carried around ten to twenty core subcomponents on average, with advanced mechs featuring more systems than frontline mechs which emphasize economy.
Ves could not imagine how a drive that looked to all appearances like one big block to be so complex from within.
"It's not as bad as it sounds, as the first twenty or so are the most vital ones." The chief engineer continued. "They enable the drive to elevate the ship from the material dimensions to the higher dimensions. The other eighty subcomponents have to do with navigating the gravitic currents and maintain the ship's course under the various conditions that you can encounter during FTL travel. They are still vital, but an FTL drive won't suddenly fail if one of them is configured incorrectly."
"And I suppose that's not the case for the first twenty."
"Correct. If any of them is even a single percent off, it could mean the difference between transitioning out of FTL to a normal destination like the Bentheim System or launching your ship straight into a black hole. If you think black holes are bad enough in realspace, they're orders of magnitude worse in the higher dimensions!"
In short, Ves needed to gain a decent understanding of the theoretical underpinnings behind the twenty core subcomponents. This gave him the most preliminary level of mastery in FTL drive technology. Although it wouldn't allow him to design and craft an FTL drive from scratch, it at least gave him the most minimum qualifications to repair one if he ever encountered a slightly damaged drive.
"Genius or not, it's impossible for you to understand the basics of all twenty subcomponents within a week!" The chief engineer exclaimed. "It's like studying twenty entirely different fields of science to a fairly deep level, because that's what it comes down to. Those textbooks provided to you by Major Verle are really great, but they are meant to be accessed only when an engineer has completed over a hundred other courses. The contents won't make sense in the same way that a novel won't make sense if you start reading the final pages."
Through his brief tirade, Avanaeon made it more than clear to Ves that he had been a little bit too arrogant for his own good. Ves may have a good depth of knowledge in the fields related to mechs, but he did not even possess the minimum qualifications in astronautics to design and build a basic shuttle on his own.
Ves accepted this argument, because the joint-development of the Six-Sided Dice already showed his complete inability to design a shuttle from the ground up.
"I only have a week to study the contents of my bounty before the encryption scrambles them forever. What do you suggest I do? Go back to the library and borrow some basic engineering textbooks?"
Avanaeon shook his head. "It takes decades for the average engineer to read through all of the prerequisite books. Even a freak like you will take years to go through the materials I bet. With your level of cognitive abilities, there's a better solution available. Just memorize the most essential materials by rote. As long as you are able to store the contents in your mind, you can always get back to them when you are better read. No one can take your memorized data away from you either."
That was an excellent suggestion!
"I think I can do that! It's only that the reading material is too much for me to memorize in its entirety. Can you help me select the parts which I absolutely have to memorize and which ones I can skip?"
"Hmm. I can do that as a favor." The chief acquiesced. "Besides, I'm curious to what these textbooks have to say on some of the issues that I'm puzzled about for a while. These books are completely unredacted! Usually you have to earn a large amount of merit before you can unlock the next parts of the books."
"Knowledge is power. It makes sense for the Mech Corps to ration out its library." Ves nodded. This happened everywhere because it took good experts a lot of their time to compose good textbooks that distilled their knowledge down into a pure and untainted form.
They proceeded to work together to select the best content to memorize. Avanaeon selected a slew of formulas, essential theories, massive tables, informative charts and more, consisting about one-third of the average textbook.
"Why so much?" Ves asked. He expected to make do with only a tenth of the contents of a single book.
"Because you'd be lost if you miss any of it. The complicated math and theories that form the foundation of how FTL work can't be skipped."
Avanaeon browsed through the pages in rapid tempo, selecting each of them by leaving behind a special bookmark in the software. After several hours, he ran through most of the contents, only leaving behind some supplementary materials such as the blueprints.
"These blueprints are extremely valuable. While they're outdated, they outline the design of a fully functional FTL drive that's been in use several thousands of years ago. They are the simplest iteration of an FTL drive that's been stripped with most of the alien idiosyncrasies while not being bogged down with countless minor innovations that make it more complex. They're well worth your time to study and reference as you go through the theory. I suggest you memorize all of them, but if you do, make sure you memorize their exact dimensions and properties."
"I'll do that." Ves nodded. "Thanks for your help!"
"No problem,Ves. Just remember to pay back the favor!"
After saying goodbye to the chief, Ves strode out of the engineering bay and returned to his office. After performing some routine work and checking up with Ketis, Ves began to prepare himself for rote memorization.
Unlike his previous attempts at learning, this time he wouldn't spend any time in trying to decipher anything. Instead, he would attempt to capture and dump all of the selected contents into his brains in a raw and unprocessed format.
It was one of the stupidest ways of learning, but Ves could always go back to it and decipher its contents in his free time.
When Ves began to memorize the selected contents, he expected to only be able to memorize parts of it because of their sheer volume.
The memorization process went a little smoother than he thought. His brains appeared to be wired in a way that easily accepted an influx of raw data. It kind of felt like the time he bought Senior-level Physics from the System!
Back then, an enormous amount of knowledge forcibly bore into his mind!
Compared to that previous painful event, memorizing a few thousands of pages of highly abstruse knowledge felt a little difficult but not as much as he thought.
"It's as if my mind has turned into a mental library. I can store as much content as I want without having to read through them yet!"
This unexpected advantage accelerated his memorization process as Ves experienced no limitations while he crammed pages after pages into his mind!
The more he memorized, the more he became accustomed to the task. He developed various techniques to hasten his memorization, and while they didn't cut down on the time too much, every little bit helped.
By the time a week had gone by and the encryption software finally scrambled the contents of the data chip into pure nonsense, Ves sighed and wearily leaned back against his chair.
He not only managed to memorize all of the contents marked out by Chief Avanaeon, but he also memorized a little bit extra in the form of extra theories and explanations that would help him understand the basics without having to expend too much time into deducing them himself.
Along with that, he also accessed the local database and downloaded a handful of absolutely essential engineer textbooks that Ves needed to go through first before he could tackle FTL drive theory.
Unlike the restricted textbooks, the simpler knowledge came with fewer restrictions. With his access privileges which was equivalent to a chief engineer's, he did not have to worry about his books expiring on them. Anyone could study something similar from the galactic net, though not as easily.
"Looks like you're finally done." Ketis spoke from the side. "You spazzed out for an entire week. Why are you trying to hard to understand FTL theory?"
"Because I have a small hunch I might need it. Don't you think you want to know how to repair and configure a salvaged FTL drive if you ever became stranded and separated from the fleet?"
"You are way too paranoid, you know. I think if we ever end up in a situation like that, we're screwed anyway."
"We'll see in the future whether my precautions bear fruit." Ves stated carefully. "I've been screwed too many times to count, and many times I ended up in a worse situation than I ought to because of a lack of preparation. This time I've tried hard to make my preparations beforehand. All of my side projects are geared towards expanding my capabilities, and they've already shown their worth several times."
"That's true."
Ketis couldn't argue with that, though she wasn't fully aware of all the times he successfully employed his signal jammer and stealth detector to good effect. She currently held onto the Mark I versions of his gadgets. While they lacked the raw power of his high-powered devices, they might still be of use to her at some later point.
Ves checked the fleet's progress to the Aeon Corona System. So far, they had already spent a week into FTL, but Chief Engineer Avanaeon as well as a couple of very smart science officers determined that they had only just crested the half-way point of their journey.
The spacetime anomaly surrounding the Aeon Corona System effectively slowed down their advance in the higher dimensions. The best way Avanaeon described it in a report was as if an aircar attempted to fly against hurricane-level winds.
Not only did the aircar face a lot of resistance than normal, it also had to expend more effort into remaining stable and on course.
Replace that aircar with a combat carrier and replace the winds with gravitic spacetime ripples and that described their situation in a nutshell.
With an estimated week to go before the fleet finally arrived at the Aeon Corona System, Ves decided to complete yet another side project in the agenda.
"Hey, Ketis? You know a thing or two about combat armor, right? Would you like to help me design and craft my own suit of combat armor?"
Her eyes instantly shone. "That sounds fun!"


Humanity has conquered half the galaxy and the Age of Mechs reigns supreme!

Ves Larkinson lacked the genetic aptitude to become a famed mech pilot. Fighting against his fate, he studied mech design in order to express his love for mechs as a builder instead of a soldier.

When Ves graduated from college, he returned to a new but empty boutique. Left with a small, newly founded mech workshop that his father painstakingly built with a mountain of debt, Ves somehow needs to make ends meet with the bank breathing down his neck.

In the midst of his despair, he found salvation from another legacy his father had left.

"Welcome to the Mech Designer System. Please design your new mech."

--Join The Mech Touch's unofficial Discord server: https://discord.gg/APB5KCU

Anna was sitting outside of the house observing the village, there was something that was troubling her.
"I decided to follow you and your ideals…yet I this village is close to my heart. I feel bad when you want to let it suffer…" She started a conversation and slowly turned at Aron.
"You…What happened to you?" Anna saw Aron's change; it was subtle like previously. 
"This is something…I cannot speak about. Don't doubt me. You made your choice! I am fair… Those people will receive their chance in the future. They can decide their fate. I can make the village flourish and I can destroy it." Aron couldn't help them for pretty smile, and he needed strength and money. The weak Samaritan won't secure future for him and his followers.
"Ok. We need to depart soon. Do you know how to ride a horse?" There was a possibility of carrying her on his back entire way, still it wouldn't be comfortable for both of them.
"No… Horses are rare in poor settlements. We had few in village. It was years ago and I didn't have a chance to ride one." Horses stolen from bandits were waiting for their first task, so he decided to slowly implement them in his journeys. 
"Wait here for a moment." Aron rushed into another direction to summon horses outside of her sight. 
A few moments later, he came back with pair of horses. 
'I had few horses in my previous life. Riding isn't so hard…I will try to teach her.' The previous life allowed him to experience many things, and his company was controlling many industries with success. His wealth was gigantic and he could literally buy anything he wanted.
[Skill Horsemanship generated]
Aron displayed her how to mount, ride and control horse. They spent some time and finally Anna could ride horse without his assistance. Anna had some necessities packed in bag, so Aron threw put it on his horse.
"Let's go!" They couldn't travel at maximum speed because of her, so it was peaceful and slow journey.
"What about you and Ian?" Aron decided to ask about simple matter, he knew that Ian still feel something for her. The question was simple. Does she still have some feelings for her lover from the past? 
"It's matter of the past…I have child now…and I am widow…" She started to use excuses to change topic, still Aron knew their secrets.
"You have child with Ian and you buried your fake husband…." She didn't expect him to know such things about them. 
"Don't lie… Tell me if you feel something to that moronic blacksmith." Aron wanted to check if there will be any problems in future. They were important subordinates and if they started argue about every matter because of their unresolved feelings, he would be forced to make some steps to prevent this situation.
"I…still love him… but I am currently widow and he…has a wife…" Tears appeared inside of her eyes, he reminded her about her deepest sorrow.
"Why don't you fight for your love? Are you afraid of villagers? Let me know if anyone bothers you. I will take care of it. You are one of my people! I won't allow anyone to bully you!" In his previous life, he used nano technology to control most of his subordinates. This time, he wanted to try to build the stable master-servant relationship between him and his subordinates. 
'I might control them a little, but I will give them some personal freedom.' He spotted some hypocrisy in his own plan, still there was no other way. Trust and control, it was best way to create healthy organization.
They finally reached the Amber Village, and his fame was faster than him. People already knew about his deeds and many watched him with respect.
"You will live in my mansion. We will talk about your job later." There were many things, and he wanted to do right now. His papermill was working for long time, so there should be big amount of paper accumulated. Clay Village was producing bricks and he wanted to check their quality.
'I was thinking about some entertainment…' Creating something to relieve stress of stupid villagers was pretty easy but hard at the same time. His first choice was simple board games like chess or Ludo. 
'I will prepare those things later…' There were many things to do and stress reliever was thing of lesser priority. 
The paper mill efficiency was great, it produced enough paper for many books. First priority was elementary knowledge like math, chemistry and physics. Aron decided to work on couple books about breeding animals, taming, and archery. His knowledge in those fields was good enough to guide people. 
'I forgot essential part… Most of people cannot read…' Reading in middle ages was rare skill, simple farmers didn't have a need to learn such thing. 
'I need to teach those people…at least reading and writing…' Writing books would be pointless if there was none to read them. 
His decision was simple, use Anna to create class to teach people reading and writing. Aron promised 1 bag of wheat for every person that decides to start learning those essential skills. People who manage learn the skill will receive additional rewards. 
'I will have bricks…I need to create cement.' He had all necessary ingredients for this substance, buildings made of concrete and bricks were way better than simple wooden shacks.
Cement is pulverized limestone, oysters, freshwater mussels or seashells that has been heated to high heat to remove CO2.
Concrete is a mixture of cement, water, sand and gravel.
Mortar is a mixture of cement, water, sand and lime.
The couple of able men got to grind limestone into powder, it will heated up later into cement. He lacked oysters and mussels, still it wasn't so necessary for simple cement. 
'I need to go to city. There are many things that cannot be found around villages.' His wealth was pointless if it couldn't be monetized or exchanged into new things. 
His next target will be conquering Red maple Village, and finishing matters in Copperhead Village. He needed to train his professions to become even stronger.
'I think Carl and Anna can cooperate on teaching new generations.' It was definitely easier to teach kids than adults, and the reason was simple. Children have bigger learning capacity, but they don't have prejudices against the world. Adults have baggage of experience, and they belittle any literacy as it's not necessary for survival.


Death...The cold feeling of being dead.
The scientist tried to create a genetic serum to break away from humanity was killed and transmigrated into the world called Destia. The only thing that will help him survive, will be a mysterious system.
[I am not a native English speaker.]
[I don't own the cover picture.]
[Writing quality might change with time as I edit a chapter or my ability to improve.]
[It's a polygamy story.]
[My time is limited! I am a university student.]
[I try to release min 1 chapter daily.]
[Mail: SadWandererX96@gmail.com]
[I hope you can tell me what's wrong as I am getting my experience and your opinion can improve the story!]

Meanwhile, while Haru and his cousins are practicing the Leaf Concentration Exercise, Minato was training in his own.

Konoha Library.

The Konoha Library is a public library in Konohagakure. It is centrally located and is accessible by all members of the village. It contains books referring to many subjects ranging from advanced medical textbooks to self help books about social interaction.

Today in the library Minato could be seen on a table, reading a book titled 'Basic Knowledge For A Shinobi'.

'Shinobi - Most come from a hidden village, of which some come from specialised ninja clans, and will perform missions for a fee. These missions can include: doing manual labour, acting as escorts, gathering secret information, retrieving stolen items, carrying out assassinations, etc. In times of war, ninja will come together to defend their villages and land. The clearest characteristic of a shinobi is their ability to manipulate chakra to create and use techniques...'

As Minato began reading the book the more confused he became, he didn't know a single thing about this thing called 'Jutsu' and 'Chakra'.

So he did the most logical thing to do, search some books about it and learn what they are.

He got up from his chair and began looking for a certain section.

Although Minato was an orphan, he was without a doubt a genius, as he a five-year old already knows how to read without the guidance of an adult.

While Minato was walking he was also reading the names of every section.

'Ninja Tools, Culinary, Plants...'

'Aha! There it is Chakra', As Minato was passing the section of 'Shinobi Arts' he saw a book that have the kanji of chakra on it's title.

When he took the book out of the shelf he saw the full title of the book.

'The Importance of Chakra'

Minato without bothering about the dusty floor, sat down and flipped the book open.

The first thing that he saw was the picture and the name of the author of the book.

He had waist-length, spiky white hair that he ties back into a pony tail, with two shoulder-length bangs framing his face. There were red lines under his eyes which extended further down his face.

'Toad Sage - Jiraya'

Minato's heart skip a beat, Howerever when he clutched his chest he didn't know why he suddenly got a feeling that this guy is formidable.

Ignoring such feelings, Minato began to seriously read the book, as he read the more amazed Minato was on how easy the content of the book was to understand.

'Chakra is essential to even the most basic technique. Through various methods, the most common of which is hand seals, chakra can be controlled and manipulated to create an effect that would not be possible otherwise, such as walking on water, exhaling fire, or creating illusions. Chakra is ordinarily not visible to the unaided eye unless it is highly concentrated or manifested in large amounts. This is rarely seen due to the restrictions of eight specific tenketsu known as the Eight Gates, which limit the amount of chakra an individual can release at a single given time...', Besides this paragraph Minato saw twelve different kinds of hand seals being shown as a picture and on the next page he saw where the tenketsu known as the 'Eight Gates' were located in the human body.

'However to fully maximize the use of hand seals every individual first had to have a solid foundation of chakra control because without it the higher the jutsu you would perform the higher the chakra, the toll of the body and the blacklash it would effect'.

Reading until there Minato began to search the topic of chakra contron in the book.

Finding it on one of the pages where pictures are shown, he eyed the picture and began to read.

'Toad sage's chakra exercise - Advance Leaf Concentration Practice'

'Find a pair of leaf and split it into two then place one leaf on your forehead and the other at back of your head'.

'Focus and concentrate all your chakra into both of the two leaves so that it would stick on to your body, whenever you would lose focus to any of the two leaves they would simultaneously fall'.

'This exercise would better enchance your mental focus and to stabilize your thinking in to two, meaning if you mastered this exercise you could change and do more than one task at the same time, basically milti-tasking'.

Minato who was too focused in reading the book hadn't notice and was too ignorant to know that this method the 'Toad Sage' had written on the book was more advance than the normal or the usual exercise that every konoha shinobi knows.

However for him this will be an assurance for him to still be with his friend and to be not left behind as a soon-to-be shinobi.

After all, after the last meeting with Haru he have resolve himself and dreamed to be a hokage one day, to protect his village like what his family had done.

In a world where ninjas existed and wars are fought for supremacy where would Haru Uchiha be place in all this chaos.

Join Haru Uchiha as he experience through hardships, betrayal, love, hate and friendship.

Join him as he embarked on his journey towards his goal with the Will of Fire in his heart and the company of his love ones.

☆English is not my native language, and you would always find errors in every 3 chapters so notify me when you find some I will fix it.

☆The Generation is in the Generation of Minato Namikaze, Kushina Uzumaki and the Ino-Shika-Cho.

☆The MC maybe innocent and kind at the early chapters but it would change as the Chapter progresses. Also it's not like there are no Uchihas that are kind and polite, the prime example of that are Shisui and Itachi and you could consider Obito.
☆This is not YAOI!
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The cover photo is not mine, okay?

I don't own naruto except for the characters that I've created and added in this fan-fiction.

This Fan-Fiction will be very long like maybe at the end this novel will end in my estimation of 500+ chapters.

Also this is my first story that I've made so please go easy on me.

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Sex Scenes will only happen when the story and the characters are now very develope, and by characters I mean their bodies(You understand, right?).

REMINDER!: This is not a Fan- fiction where the Main Character is ultra-overpowered, like having the sharingan at a very early age and having the rinnegan at like the age of 4 years old. This Fan-fiction is a story where our Main Character would experience some hardships in his life(Later on), and would advance and grow in power with talent, hardwork and oppurtunity. Would experience betrayal that would make his attitude more cold and not gonna easily trust anyone, he would also do some stupid decisions in his life that he would regret.

So for those that are anticipating that this novel is a very like other fan-fictions, I apologize in advance because this is not what you are expecting for.

There was almost nothing about Min, anywhere. He seemed the perfect example of a loner. Friendless. Unremarkable. Somehow, he could understand how that would make the academy the perfect refuge, if he was in danger. 
 He was finally ready to accept that he was Min. If the bug or whatever he found was on his account, hidden in the logs, then he no longer had it. But was that the only copy he had? He thought hard. He was himself. Even with his memories lost, what made him and defined him would be unchanged. And so, if he thought hard, about it or anything else, he would be thinking the same as the him with the memories. 
 So, what would he do? Would he have only one copy? 
 Absolutely not. 
 If he made copies, would he save them on his account space on the server? 
 Absolutely not. He would ensure that the copies were somewhere safe, somewhere no electronic code could reach. He would keep copies written in hand, hide them where no one would think of searching. 
 The library. 
 He pulled up the academy map. He found the library easily enough. But where was he? Sure, he was in his dorm. But which hostel was it? 
 He committed the map to memory. Took some effort and time. But he had enough energy and patience. He made a mental note of how easy it was. When he was ready, he wore a blank face and walked out. 
 It was late in the morning. Most doors were closed shut, seeming like the dorms were empty. The few students that were in the hostel were all boys. And none of them showed any reaction to him, like they didn't even recognise him. They were all occupied with themselves. No one had the intent to spare a thought for any other. 
 Min was happy with the state of things. It meant he didn't have to spare the effort to learn of those who might have a relationship with him. 
 Leaving the hostel, he recognised where he was immediately. Green Earth Hostel. In the east of the academy grounds. The furthest from the library in the south. 
 The map in his head superimposed over the image in his eyes, and he walked with ease and familiarity toward the library. 
 It was a school day. Students were either in class or were studying. There were very few out walking or playing in the field. Min was recording every detail. No detail was too small. 
 It was a ten minute walk to the library. He didn't pause before entering. The library was a three story building, with two tall pillars in the front, in the middle of which was the wide entrance. There were no windows in the building. The inside was climate controlled. The library even had its own generator for emergencies. The setup was essential because there were precious ancient books, both printed and hand-written, inside. The library was among the buildings with the highest footfalls within the academy grounds, not considering the fact that over two thirds of the visitors were students of the advanced classes and teachers. 
 There were many in the sitting area of the first story, reading the books in the library and writing into their notebooks. Hardly anyone even noticed the presence of Min. 
 Min cleared his head, opened his eyes wide and walked where his legs took him. Nothing stopped him on the first story. He went up the stairs to the second story. There were more advanced books on the second story. He paused at the rack with the mathematics books. He walked into the aisle, eyes scanning the names on the spines, until he read one that pulled him to a stop. 
 Linear analysis of social clusters. Authored by Prof Wuchang. 
 Min pulled out the book and began reading where he stood. 

**

 Preface
 Prof Winstrop couldn't be more true when he said mathematics was transcending. Today, we are at a point where the borders are blurred and subjects are less distinct. 
 As for the math around which this book revolves, it began with Dr Meer's proposal that ideas could be represented as two dimensional diagrams on a chart. As weird as it sounded at first, it worked. The immediately visible result was the spike in sociological programming and in enhanced reality. 
 Today, a major branch of human evolution is the enhancement of the reality we live in through integration of biological intelligence with electronic computation through sensory channels. 
 It is in that space that this book exists. 

**

 Min shut the book and returned it to the shelf. He could predict the words that would come next with the certainty of one who had read them before and memorised them. The familiarity he felt with the book and the math it explained was one that was born from true understanding. He might have forgotten it, but he was sure a quick read would bring it all back. But that wasn't what was pressing right now. What was important was that he understood how the book would direct his decision. 
 Sure, it was his area of interest. Anyone who read his student profile would know that. And that would bring them right to this book. But they would find nothing. No notes. No remarks. No clue. Nothing at all. 
 But that didn't mean the book wasn't important. On the contrary, the book was a marker pointing to the exact location where his notes were hidden. The book's title was the clue. Min smiled as if impressed with himself as he walked over to the social studies section and searched for books on social clusters. When he found them, he didn't pick any but walked to the aisle two racks away and picked the book directly behind the books on social clusters. It was a book on programming human languages by Prof Lushe, who too mentioned Dr Meer in the preface. 
 He studied the book carefully, and found a thin sheet of paper folded in half twice hidden underneath the book's jacket. He put the book back on the shelf and walked away with the sheet of paper to the sitting area. He grabbed a thick book along the way. Symbols - The origins of cryptology, by Prof Adkirn. He lay the book open in front of him while he actually studied the sheet of paper that he laid open on the book. 
 He didn't need long to decipher the key. It was his own code. Then, he began reading earnestly.

What if one morning you woke up with no memories? 

What if all you had was a video message you left for yourself, warning you that you were in grave danger? 

What if the only way to survive was in discovering what you forgot? 

And what if your biggest enemy was yourself? 

**

"There is a bug. It allows unmitigated access to the users' consciousness. You're the only one who knows. You must stop the release. You must stop them." 

That was the primal directive. Min needed time to understand, to accept. But time was the one thing he didn't have. 

He woke up with no memories. He only had the one video message he left himself to work with. The video told him he was a beta tester of Gaia, and he had discovered a bug that could very well be intentional. 

What he was asking of himself was to be a hero. But was that what he wanted? Was that really him in the video? 

If it was him, why go through all that trouble? Why did he delete all of his memories himself? 

Who were the people helping him from the shadows? Were they friends? Or, were they something else entirely? 

Who were those that were after him? Were they all related to Gaia? Or were there other secrets too? 

School was the perfect refuge. Friendless and unremarkable, he couldn't be hidden better. But with less than three months to graduation, he was running out of time...

After washing up, Angor changed into some clean, casual wear and left his tent while Toby flew off somewhere on his own, wearing those fancy attire. He was going to come back in the evening anyway, so Angor did not think too much about it.
During the week, Angor shifted between two places and the teacher's book room was his fixed destination every day.
Even when he was having breakfast earlier, he was still thinking over the books he read these days.
He knew he should not take more than he could chew, so he only focused on very basic books. He finished A Hundred Essential Questions for Apprentices, Spells: Explained, The Effect of Spiritual Models, Basic: Mana Source… He started to draw an outline of wizards in his mind.
Sunders had yet to teach him anything and Flora had not given him any extra nuisance. The outline was completely drawn by himself, by reading different books, breaking down various definitions, finding out basics, and adding his own theories.
His own definition for a wizard.
The "wizard" in his mind did not have facial features nor clothes. It was only a blurry figure. However, he believed that as he read more and knew more, "he" would become more complete, and finally turn into someone that looked just like himself, and by which time, Angor would be a wizard himself.
Angor believed this was why the teacher asked him to look and solve questions by himself.
Rome was not built in one day. People had different ways to approach truths, and one should walk his or her own path instead of following others.
He understood why Sunders required him to forget Mara's words. "Wizard" was not something that could be defined, because everyone saw a wizard in a different way. Now, Angor was slowly trying to perfect his own wizard image using his own knowledge and experience.
Angor walked towards the teacher's tent following the usual path. When walking past the tents of the winners from nine chambers, he still felt different gazes fixed on him. There were contempt, malevolence, indifference, arrogance… He felt uneasy at first, but he got used to them.
Wizards that survived death matches all had their own traits, but was it not sad that everyone had become cold-blooded? In the general plane, wizards were bloodthirsty and cruel creatures. Maybe this was because of the harsh living condition. Even moderate people had to adapt when surrounded by hungry predators, or they would only be shredded into bits. Was this why most wizards have extreme personalities?
While full of expectation about his own future, Angor also prayed that he would not forget why he started his path and that he would never become one of the "rumored wizards". Living without a baseline might give someone freedom, but… indulgence was always easy while self-control called for a lot of effort.
When Angor was little, he was lazy about his daily duties. Studies, writing practice, getting up early, reading… He slacked off from them whenever Jon was not paying attention. When Jon lectured Angor about it, he would say that while it took someone 21 days to develop a good habit, it would take only a second to give it up.
To develop a good habit was to control indulgence.
Although those topics were irrelevant now. Angor ignored the unfriendly gazes and walked to the teacher's tent.
As usual, he took a seat in the book room and began going over the books one by one. Before becoming a wizard, he did not intend to dig deep into anything. He only tried to complete his image of a "wizard".
An entire day quickly passed.
As the twilight of dusk shone through the window, Angor stretched himself, dusted some ash from his pants, put away the books (a little reluctantly) and prepared to get back to his tent.
When he stepped out from the book room, he saw Sunders for the first time during the week. The man was sitting at his delicate desk, reading a classically-designed handwritten copy.
Seeing Angor, Sunders put his book down and looked at him with a casual look.
Angor greeted him politely.
Sunders gave Angor a neutral nod. Angor knew that the teacher did not really care about manners. Flora was always making mischief in front of him, and Sunders never minded it. Still, Angor's past education told him not to go beyond his border. At the very least, not before he got to know Sunders better.
"Do you have any new ideas after reading all these books?" asked Sunders even though he did not ask what exactly Angor had read.
Angor tilted his head and gave it some time before he expressed an answer, "Not any new ideas, but I do have some thoughts."
"Such as?"
"The only truth I've learned from these books is that it's really difficult to become a wizard."
Sunders did not comment on that answer. "Do you know what is a wizard now?"
Angor shook his head without a second thought. "No, I don't."
Sunders smiled. "Keep looking then until you find an answer."
…
Another week passed. The cloud whale was still gliding on the sea.
Naturally, flying was a lot faster than sailing. However, it had been two weeks now, and they still had not reached the Fey Continent. Angor felt both surprised and glad about it.
He was surprised at the size of the sea. It was probably bigger than the five oceans from Earth combined, and he had only seen a portion of it. He could not imagine how big this world was.
He was glad that he did not stay on The Redbud or it would probably take a year or longer to reach Fey Continent, in which case, the five-year plan he had for saving Jon would be impossible.
Sunders did not disappear this week. Each time Angor finished his reading, Sunders would ask him the same question: Any new ideas? What is a wizard?
And Angor always gave him the same answer.
One day, when Angor told Sunders "I don't know" again, Sunders did not tell him to "keep looking until finding an answer". Instead, he smiled at Angor in satisfaction. 
"To not know is the best answer. I hope you'll find your own path towards wizardry soon."
Angor was shocked. 
Sunders continued, "I checked the books you were reading. Good choices. To start from the very basic, instead of aiming high from the beginning, was a wise decision." 
Sunders complimented, "Do you have anything to go by, about how to become an apprentice wizard?"
Angor considered for a while. "Building a model out of spiritual power and use that to stabilize mana flow determines that one has become an apprentice."
"Correct. Do you know how to build a spirit model?"
Angor answered, "The channeling method helps one construct a stable spirit model in his or her mind. Models built by different methods have varied stabilizing effects, and thus, different mana flow speeds."


A young traveler who receives enlightenment from another civilization is on a mission to save his beloved mentor. In his journey to seek the ultimate truth, he travels extensively and along the way, he experiences some unpredictable encounters. Will he be able to save his mentor or will his path be derailed?

'Bang!" The door was kicked open and a sturdy looking man came into the room. 

'Hmm? Why is the classroom so quiet? That's rare.' 

"Listen up! You lot may have been treated like royalty but when you are inside you belong to me. Understood?"

The silent classroom dropped a few decibels making it even creepier. 

"Hmph! You lot are now in the military! When a superior tells you to do something I want to hear a YES SIR! UNDERSTOOD?" 

"..."

"HAVE YOU LOT NOT EATEN? DO . YOU . UNDERSTAND?" 

"YES SIR!" 

"Not that in unison but it's a start. Today onwards you will begin to start learning omyoudou, you will be training both physically mentally so prepare yourself for the hardest trial of your life."  The man bellowed. 

The class gulped in unison not because of the warning but because of the aura the man was giving out. 

"My name is Roger, I have no surname. I will be your main teacher for physical training. Any questions?"

"Sir aren't we here to learn omyoudou? What does physical exercise have to do with becoming an omyouji?"

"Huh? Are you really asking me a question like that?" Roger frowned as he glared intensely at the idiot who asked such a question.

"Erm did I say something wrong?" The young man in question was looking left and right, being afraid he really did ask something dumb.

"Tell me something, if you don't have the strength to run and dodge, do you think you can just stand in battle like a statue? Especially against those monsters?"

Roger walked up and poked the young man on the forehead.

"Get it in all of your skulls, the world up there isn't so naive like you. No matter how much you think you can prepare there will always be something stronger and scarier awaiting you. My job here is to prepare you the best I can and to beat that naiveness out of you." 

Seeing that the young man was shivering so hard, Roger sighed.

"I had enough naiveness for today, you lot just report to the ground at five thirty in the morning, you may settle yourselves in or whatever you want. Class dismissed." 

Roger walked out with a pained expression leaving a flabbergasted class behind. 

The first to follow was also Rin, he left the class without a word and headed towards the library. He had no time to waste and becoming an omyouji was the best way he could protect his family and himself. 

He was determined to become stronger. 

He had to. 

The library was heavily guarded by fierce looking men but he was easily led through with a scan of his ID.

"You may enter the library but be warned the books available to you are only on the first floor." The guard warned him sternly.

Rin nodded and went in. The first floor had books as far as the eye could see. 

'This much knowledge? How was it possible to read all these books to become an omyouji? No my thinking was wrong, because there is so much knowledge to absorb that's why omyoudou has been split into many paths. But where do I start?'

"What's wrong little lad? You have been staring in space for awhile." A soft spoken voice came behind him.

Rin turned to see a very stunning young lady, her deep brown eyes and cherry lips and flowing black hair that made men blush and a light fragrance that could soothe the soul. 

"Well I was going to look for the fundamentals of myoudou but I don't know where to start in this heap." Rin was going to say that she didn't look too far from his age but he shut his mouth since it may not sound very nice.

"Come let me show you some essential books. It's a good thing you came early because these books tend to always get borrowed at the start of the semester." The young lady smiled and very naturally held his hand.

Rin didn't think much of it but he was thankful so his expressionless face flashed a radiant smile that made the young lady's heart go kyun <3. 

"Thank you and I am sorry for the trouble miss."

"It's no trouble at all, oh where are my manners what's your name? You can call me Sylvia."

"I'm Rin."

"Oh? That's an unusual name but a wonderful one nonetheless."

Like she promised Sylvia picked out a few fundamental books for Rin and they started reading together in silence. 

Sylvia did have her eyes bounce from her book to his face from time to time. Rin's concentrated look was rather manly even with his cute looks. 

'Huh? Rin finished reading one of the books already? Is he just skimming through?' 

After reading through a few more books, Rin finally placed his book down and stared at the air blankly again. 

"Is it a little too hard for you to absorb in one go? Don't worry most people have to read over and over again to get the hang of it." 

"Oh I actually just finished understanding it. It did take me more time than expected to comprehend this as expected of the way of omyoudou." 

Sylvia couldn't believe what she just heard. 

"You're telling me you already learned all these books in … two hours?" Sylvia looked up at the clock hanging at the top of the library wall and found out it was actually a little less then two hours. Her doubt started showing a little on her face, she initially had a rather decent impression of Rin but now….

"Prove it."

In a dark world where humans no longer reign supreme, hiding like rats in underground cities to survive. A young boy named Rin decided to join the army to support his injured father who got hurt in the line of duty and his precious little sister. 

He was found to have spirit particles within his body, making him eligible in becoming a state Onmyouji. 

Watch him overcome trial after trial to try and protect the ones he loves and also to ensure his own survival.

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With the trio appearing in a nearby alley way from the Cauldron they quickly enter inside, the owner of the bar Tom raises an eyebrow at his and Ciri's new companion. In-fact, it's not just Tom who's keeping an eye on them, it seems as if everyone in the bar has gain a sudden interest in he and Ciri... Reima just pays for the room and explains that she's a friend and they're looking after her for the moment. He shrugs it off as this is probably a normal occurrence, additionally it seems the magical world values  children above all due to the low population. Any attack on a minor is seen as the worst of the worst and could easily put you in Azkaban.
Reima ends up renting his and Ciri's old rooms, the two adjacent to each other provided easy access should they need something. Nerissa goes with Ciri, apparently not willing to let go even for sleep.

Deciding to just let Ciri comfort the girl Reima dives into the books of Morgan le Fay that he'd found in the "Secret" secret room in the basement. Skimming through some of the books to find the particularly interesting ones, he comes across a book fully detailing Morgan's transformation into becoming an Animagi, this was incredibly useful as the other books on the subject he had read only gave vague descriptions on what he actually had to do... Here however, it feels as if the  ancient powerful witch was teaching him personally, if he were to put this in an auction after being verified he might become the richest man in wizarding Britain... Or richer than he already is? An artifact dating back to the time of Merlin and his greatest rival would surely draw attention to him however, and he had no intention to sell this book of before reaping all of the benefits.

Before, the books simply stated that through meditation he'd eventually find his animal and slowly start transforming, even after finding the diary on theories of various Animagi transformations he still only had a vague idea of what to do. These new books however, give a full detailed explanation on the process, is your Occlumency is good enough and you meditate during a full moon you'll get a look at your form, of course how detailed it is depends on your forms personality... If it's a predator that stalks prey it might be incredibly difficult to actually discover what your animal is, this is the reason not many people have completed the transformation. This was probably also the reason the marauders found it so easy to transform with their half-assed potion, the book actually speaks of people who'd skip the most essential parts to quickly gain the form. this forces some of the animals actual personality into the person, rather than the persons personality deciding the animal... Back onto the Marauders, from what Reima can remember the books theory explains quite a lot, James Potter and Sirius black found it the easiest as their forms were not shy at all. Peter Pettegrew took the longest, not due to him lacking the talent, but because his form of a rat was probably incredibly hard to discover.

Either way, he'll not take the easy route to gaining this ability and will not allow Ciri to either. Not that he knows how to create the potion anyway, the book states that the potion is an abomination of the original method and should be purged from history...

Continuing to read further it states that after you've found your animal you'll have to slowly meditate and try to passively transfigure your body into the animal. There is not spell needed and you don't have to be talented in transfiguration either, instead it's all about imagination. Essentially you're overlaying your animal's form over your own, imagining what it'd take to transform into it... It has scaled skin? How would your skin transform into that? It has wings? What muscles must be changed to adapt to that? And so on.

He stops reading there as he's not even discovered his animal yet and getting too far ahead of himself could have unforeseen consequences, instead he tries to rememer how the moon looked last night to find out how long it'll be until he can discover his animal... Almost full? he isn't an expert on astrology which will become readily apparent when he takes his Hogwarts test, he didn't put that much effort into learning either as stars and constellations change with each different universe h enters. Trying to memorise such thing would prove to be a pointless endeavour.

Sitting himself on the floor he starts to meditate, he was incredibly wary of actually attending Hogwarts, he knew the headmaster was a master Legilimens and would be able to breach his mental shields if he was off guard... Hopefully his short time training Occlumency would be able to hold off his unobtrusive scans, the last thing he needs is a nosy mage in his business. Another thing he was curious of was the famous sorting hat, well, not famous in the magical world as it was almost a taboo to talk about it, but famous in his old world. He wasn't sure what house he'd actually be in... Hopefully he'd be in the same house as Ciri as it'd make it easier to train her if they followed a similar scheduel, although he was sure they wouldn't be in the same grade.

Wait, what were they supposed to do with Nerissa? They couldn't exactly take her to school with them, he had promised to take care of her in her mothers stead and he was very opposed to leaving her with someone as he felt he was the only one powerful enough to keep her safe...
He sighs and continues meditating, deciding to leave these problems for future Reima.

Most people who die and are confronted with a godlike being like to take the easy route... Not this guy.

I have been sitting on this concept for a while and want to see if I can write it, starting with the Witcher then the game Absolver and then onto Darksouls 1. 

Don't rely on there being consistent updates because its unlikely... 

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The Mech Touch

The Avarice System

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