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Going shopping when the world was about to be hit by an apocalypse might not be the smartest thing but how else was he supposed to prepare for the said apocalypse? 
  
    And that was how Lucas was transmigrated into another world, far different from Earth. A world where the Bloodline of your ancestors will determine your standing. They are called the Rashakas. 

    Fortunately for him, he got lucky here but when the flood of memories of the new body came, Lucas wasn't so sure. Because he was now in the body of a coward Rashaka.
   
        If he wants to survive, he must build his reputation, save himself and his new mother from the schemes of the Elders, and most importantly of all build a new reputation for himself. 

    To do all this he must apply for one of the most brutal places in the new world, 'The Academy'  a place where the Scion of the Great Clans come together to shed blood without consequences.

   And the reward for the Academy? It just might be the glorious honor of bringing the apocalypse to Earth. 

 
 
   Follow Lucas ( now Kyrexiel) as he tries to save a broken Great Clan and build a new thing for himself.

Supreme Bloodline Genes In The Apocalypse

Whatever Kyrexiel thought he might get from his visit to the garden, he didn't get it. Now two weeks later he was in the training grounds were his two hundreds plus armies are been trained.

"Why are you holding your sword like a stick, hold it firmly with your hands. It's going to save your life. No, not too firmly like that, relax your wrist."

It wasn't Malak that was giving the instructions, it was one of the trainers from the Bloodshield. An old veteran who has lost his left hand but now help with training the next generations of warriors.

Also Gorvo and Flynn were in the Bloodshield's barracks to get personal trainings, they are getting trained in the way of the body guarding.

But from Kyrexiel's perspective, they don't look much like warriors who will go to war and face of enemies. Infact eleven has dropped out in the two weeks that training began.

No way