Mrboogey13

Crossers invaded the world and thrust Humanity into an interworld conflict.

Humanity's instinct for survival was stimulated—rekindling the ancestral bloodline's legacy that lies dormant within them. Vampires, Elves, and even Demons were not mere figures of fantasy, but rather the true ancestors of Humanity in ages past.

Thus, Hybrids were reintroduced to the world.

Lucivar Asarafall, a man of humble origin—failed to awaken his bloodline. Despite his good deeds, his family loathed him. In his final trial, he swore to succeed but fate intervened, he was chosen as the monthly sacrifice for his city.

In a near-death experience, his bloodline awakened, an Angel.

A turning point in his life, but soon he realized that he was not the Angel he thought to be.

In a world where the rulers were descendants of Dracula, the Dark Prince—or Chi Long, the Inferno King, the bloodline of malevolent beings from realms beyond mortal comprehension coursed through Lucivar's veins.

While others became Hybrids, Lucivar became the messenger of Evil Gods, a False Angel.

"Who cares about good or evil? If I kill someone wicked, it's a win, one less rival in my way. If I kill someone noble, it is still a win—the world would've consumed them sooner or later. So why not let it happen by my hand? After all, I'm more practical. I became stronger and you get a painless death, win-win"

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Author Note: Not for those who want fast development from the start but if you want good characters, then this is your novel! Chapter 1 to 22 will be focused on the MC's descent to villainous but once it kicks off, you won't be disappointed!

Ascension of the Dark Seraph

Lucivar has a piled-up resentment inside of him towards Professor Fury.

He was being bullied and mocked because of the professor and was forced to remember his past where the same thing happened to him. Remembering a version of him that he wants to desperately forget.

Because of that, Lucivar takes Professor Fury's scheme personally.

In a battle of wits, the sharpest strategy isn't always a direct strike.

Especially when the enemy is far stronger.

Drawing a greater force than the enemy into the fray is usually the wisest move to pursue.

To maneuver a higher power without the enemy knowing is often a devastating strike—one that could crumble the enemy, under the influence of might they cannot match. Lucivar did exactly that.

Knowing the disparity between him and Professor Fury, a direct confrontation is suicide.

So he needed to have someone as strong or stronger to help him.

Behing the Reaper's Mask