Bloodsuckers

October first, 5737, three months after Raijin left the camp.

Deep in a frozen forest on the border of Alaska and Canada, an old man was standing in a very small branch of a tree that shouldn't be able to support his weight. The old man had green eyes with short hair and a beard. He had a very muscular body covered in scars and was wearing a bearskin coat. The old man used to look like a forty year old despite being almost seventy and had even receded in age after learning hamon, however, in the past few months it appeared his age was catching up to him.

This man was Daichi, who was currently looking around for something to hunt. He had been searching for a way to bring his daughter back from being stone, however had been unsuccessful.

Ever since his grandson left he had been becoming progressively worse in both his physical and mental sates. He had realized his mistake and wanted to apologize and explain what really happened to Raijin, however he couldn't find him and was getting worried about his well being. He didn't want to lose his family again.

He had searched for Raijin all over Alaska by now, he had started moving south in order to find him but still couldn't, and he couldn't even find out how to wake Asami up. He was feeling like crap at the moment, hence the rapid aging.

"Raijin, come on boy, where did you run off to, I'm sorry." He said quietly with sad eyes full of regret. However, just then he heard the bushes rustling. Looking in the direction the noise with hopeful eyes, Daichi saw a deer run out of the bushes and his expression quickly changed to disappointment.

But what he saw next surprised him, the deer fell over and stopped moving entirely. He found it strange and decided to take a closer look. When he looked at the creature closely, he found that it looked extremely malnourished, even for a deer, and dead. He decided to open it up and look inside it, however when he did no blood at all came out, not even a little.

"What the hell?" He had never seen this before, this deer was as dry as a desert.

But then he heard another sound and retreated to his tree. What came next were over fifty people walking out of the bushes. He would have rushed foreword and greeted them, if it weren't for their corpse like looks and smell.

"Looks like this beast thought it could run away, to bad it needs to be alive to do that." The first one said.

"Will you stop this already, we already arrived in Alaska late because you keep insisting on hunting when we don't even need to eat, do you have any idea how angry the master is going to be." The second said in annoyance and a little fear.

"Yeah, we need to focus on our mission and find that old mans statue, otherwise the master is going to have us killed." The third one pitched in.

"ENOUGH, who put me in charge? That's right, the master did. Besides, we are only late by a few months, you do know the master is immortal right? A few months are like a few seconds to him. Anyway, we have to be good at hunting if we want to find the old man, do you know how big Alaska is?" The first said in defense and finished with a nonsensical excuse.

"Yes sir!" They all said in unison, with some reluctance.

Meanwhile, Daichi was watching from a tree with great interest in the strange human like creature he had found, however he was certain they were not human. When he heard that their master was immortal he confirmed that they were inhuman. 'I bet Raijin know what's going on, he did say he brought us here, and I know my grandson isn't stupid enough to bring his family into a world he knows nothing about willingly.'

However Daichi was careless and accidentally slipped on the branch, causing a rustling sound, to which all of them looked at him. For a second they were all confused, before they looked at his face and recognized him.

"Well it seems we wont have to disappoint the master after all, it seems our target came to us." The first said as he smirked.

"Are you sure its him, the master said that he was supposed to be stone right now?"

"I am sure its him, it seems that the master was wrong and this human had broken out of the stone a while ago, based off of how much he seems to have aged."

"Anyway, it doesn't matter, we got him, lets grab him and return to the master." The first finished before they all lunged at the tree.

Daichi simply stood there for a second before he smirked and muttered in an arrogant tone under his breath, "Fools."

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Meanwhile, on the border of Canada and Washington state, in the middle of a small lake, stood a teenage buy. He had green eyes, brown hair, and a very large and muscular body. He was wearing a black leather coat, brown bear fur pants, and black leather boots. Of coarse, the boy had made them all himself since there weren't any stores to make them for him. But his most interesting creation was what he held in his hand.

In the boys hand was a normal looking brown violin and bow, now this wouldn't be weird normally, however he was currently in an era that was in the beginning of the stone age, so getting the resources and tools to make something like that was insanely difficult.

This was, of course, Raijin, because who else would spend so much time learning how to make a violin and finding all the materials required for it in the beginning of the stone age just to play music other then him.

At the moment, he was standing on the water while playing the violin and singing.

Tojirareteta toki ni, Hi no hikari abiseru no wa dare da,

Mirai nokosu kibou, Nagare hoshi no CRUSADERS,

(That last part was a bit of a giveaway.)

The strange thing about the music however, was that the air seemed to be visibly rippling at every note played with the violin. Golden sparks were flickering around both Raijin's body and the violin.

That is right, this is one of Raijin's new overdrives, Sonic White Overdrive. He wasn't even originally going to make this move, however the idea came to him when he was working on a different overdrive, and he wanted to try it out. So, he collected the resources and crafted a violin and bow in order to try it. It works by sending hamon into the violin strings and releasing it into the air in the form of sound waves every time the bow moves over them. This allowed him to infuse hamon into sound itself, although in small and weak amounts.

Right now, all it could really do is control the mind of a weaker willed person and make subtle ripples in the air like Hamon did in water. The first effect was similar to the move Caesar Zeppeli used on that random women in his fight with Joseph, however without the kissing and without enhancement. He didn't really have a use for it right now other then making his music sound better, because most of the people in the world were stone or Daichi who had an inhuman willpower so he couldn't control their minds.

Other then making the violin and his new overdrive, he had also accomplished a lot over the past three months. He had mastered everything that he wanted with the exception of bonding. He had also made his first intended overdrive work. He had even increased him bodies power, which made him extremely powerful now.

The way training the body works is like this, in the beginning you will see huge benefits quickly from training, however training is like climbing a mountain that gets steeper and steeper. So, after a while the exercises wont effect you anymore and you will have to do more intense things in order to maintain that growth speed, this is because of the limiter of a human. In One Punch Man Saitama got rid of his liter so the mountain became completely flat, meaning he could do a very weak and easy exercise and gain more benefits then a beginner.

Raijin had also broken his limiter, however it was different for him. Instead of the mountain becoming flat, it just stayed how it was. This means that it didn't get steeper or flatter and just stayed the same no matter how much he trained. So, while he could train to Saitama's power if he tried hard enough, it would take a lot longer.

Normal people would have to climb a cliff that got harder to climb as they got higher, Raijin only had to walk up stairs, while Saitama only had to walk on a flat road.

"Asami should be waking up soon, so I think that its about time that I go back and say hi to her and grandpa, and say sorry to him as well."

Although he was still mad, he had cooled down and was only waiting until now to go back because he wanted to at least beat Daichi in something again, and now his body was equal to if not stronger then Daichi, who still had a human limiter.

He then walked off of the lake and toward Alaska.

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Back in Alaska, an old man stood calmly in a forest, with at least fifty corpses surrounding him. He stared at the last "Living" zombie in front of him.

"Who are you and who is your master?" He said with cold eyes.

"Like I would tell you. My master saved me from the stone and gave me all the power I could ask for, I would never betray him." The zombie man said with conviction.

"Your master can bring people back from the stone?" The old man said with interest and suspicion.

"He can, why do you care though?"

"That doesn't matter, why was your master looking for me?"

"I wont talk!"

"Fine then don't, but you do need to deliver a message to him. Tell him that he will stop hunting me and teach me how to unpetrify someone, or Daichi Fuyuto is going to kill him." The old man finished with a smirk and kicked the zombie away. The zombie hurriedly stood up and ran away.

'I hope I can find and warn Raijin before that man sends anymore of these things, and I have to hide Asami as well. Whatever, it doesn't matter, even if I have to give myself up to their master, I wont let him hurt my family.' The old man thought as he headed back to his camp.

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