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(Warning: Mature Content - R-18)
A group of college students ventures on what was meant to be a straightforward museum trip, only for their plane to crash on a mysterious, uncharted island. Stranded and desperate, they signal for rescue, but their calls go unanswered. As days turn into weeks, they confront a harrowing truth: they are utterly alone.

But the island has its own dark agenda. An eerie, seductive energy permeates the air, penetrating their very beings, igniting a fire of lust and desire that none can resist. This isn't just survival; it's an awakening to the most primal, carnal urges. Their bodies yearn with a hunger that's both terrifying and thrilling, their minds clouded by a relentless, dark passion.

The island bestows upon them not just survival skills but supernatural powers—fire, ice, telekinesis, immense strength. Yet, these gifts come with a sinister price. The island feeds on their darkest desires, their deepest lusts, amplifying them to monstrous proportions. 

Friendships dissolve into something far more intense, far more physical. Bonds are tested, broken, and reforged in the fires of lust. The island whispers temptations, urging them towards acts of unspeakable pleasure and sin. Every touch, every glance, is laced with a potent mix of seduction and corruption. Inhibitions shatter as they grapple with the choice to succumb to the dark ecstasy or to fight for what remains of their humanity.

Here, the real battle isn't against nature but against the evil within, a battle for their souls amidst the throes of passion. 

Can they resist the seductive pull of this malevolent paradise, or will they be consumed by their own dark desires?

Overpowered Mc
Character Development - Peak
[For the first vol(chapter 1-100) Mc is hero trying to save everyone but he changed when they betrayed him, protecting only those he care about now]

Odyssey Of Survival

The tension in the air was thick, almost suffocating, as Nate took a slow step forward, his cold eyes fixed on Meni, his voice cutting through the silence like a blade.

"Why did you attack me?" Nate asked, his tone void of emotion, his steps measured, controlled—yet carrying a weight that made even those watching feel the pressure of his presence.

Meni, still burning with rage, was too blinded by his emotions to think rationally. His fists clenched, his breathing was heavy, and even though he had already been thrown aside once, he still refused to back down. His anger wasn't just about what happened—it was about the helplessness, the failure, the humiliation of being unable to stop what had happened to Hapu.

With reckless determination, he pushed himself to his feet, his body moving before his mind could catch up. His eyes burned with frustration as he charged forward, his voice raw with accusation.

Chapter 128 The Silence After Death