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In a world where every citizen died and was resurrected with a system that bestowed upon them different races and abilities, society is now divided into two distinct categories: 

Predators and Preys. Predators are the higher-ranked, evil-generating individuals, feared and respected for their power and malevolence. Preys, on the other hand, generate good, often finding themselves at the mercy of the ruthless Predators.

Aiden, a calm, collected, and law-abiding citizen of Canada, lived in this new world as an Incubus—a mild evil-generating system tasked with awakening the deepest lusts in others. 

Though his life took a dark turn with the world purge, Aiden managed to maintain his moral compass, balancing the demands of his system with his inherent sense of justice.

But fate had other plans.

After a horrific accident left his body brutally destroyed, Aiden's soul was unexpectedly transferred into the body of a wealthy young conglomerate—one who bore an Extreme Evil System. 

Suddenly, Aiden found himself in the shoes of a high-ranking Predator, a Demon, a race that transcends all others, a direct descendant of the Devil himself.

Now, Aiden must navigate the treacherous world of Predators, wielding the overwhelming power of a Demon while grappling with the moral conflicts of his former life. As he adapts to his new identity, Aiden must decide whether to embrace the darkness within or find a way to survive without losing his soul.

I Became a Predator in a World of Systems

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The forest echoed with thrashing sounds and heavy thuds as Terrorfang trudged through the trees, its massive size effortlessly clearing a path through the dense underbrush.

"What are we going to do now?" Clara panted, her breath coming in ragged gasps as she struggled to keep up.

Jaxon supported her, his resolve wavering as fear crept into his voice. "Yeah, how? We've only got ten minutes left before the illusion breaks, and we need to emerge as winners. But what about Aiden?"

Patrick, on the other hand, appeared unbothered by the situation. He leaned casually against a tree, his face stern as he regarded the rest of the team with a calculated gaze.

"If I remember correctly, the requirements to win are to either kill the beast with only two casualties or ensure three out of five team members survive. As far as I can see, it's all settled."

He added with a cold, measured tone, "I don't see what the fuss is about."

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