Dragonfarter

On the struggling Tier 2 colony world of Eros-7, Raizen Izumoto has no past—only the present and his will to survive. His first memory is of being abandoned on the planet, with no knowledge of his origins, only a mysterious necklace left behind by an unknown father. Unbeknownst to him, he is the last heir of a fallen Tier 9 ruling family, and within him lies a dormant draconic bloodline, waiting to awaken.

At fifteen, his life changes forever. In the midst of a VR battlefield competition—where students fight in high-tech spaceship battles and brutal 1v1 body cultivation duels—his necklace surges with power, activating the Draconic Ascendancy System. A system unlike any other, it grants him strength, knowledge, and an unshakable destiny. But this power comes with conditions—he must complete tasks, grow stronger, and uncover the truth of his lineage.

With every battle, every conquest, and every new bond he forms, Raizen unlocks more of his suppressed draconic nature. His system-driven evolution not only grants him unparalleled combat prowess but also an irresistible dominance over women, binding them to his fate. As he rises through the tiers of civilization, expanding his influence and building his clan, the mystery of his past begins to unfold—leading him toward a destiny that could shake the very foundation of the galaxy.

Power, betrayal, ambition, and the hunger for dominance—Raizen’s rise has only just begun.

The Draconic System: Rise of To Ascendance

Chapter 89: Strengthening the Foundation

With the asteroid base now firmly under his control, Raizen wasted no time in securing its resources. The syndicate's former members were given a choice—swear loyalty to him or be exiled into the void. Most wisely chose the former. The few who refused were escorted to the airlock, their silence sealed with the cold vacuum of space.

Liana worked swiftly, integrating the station's systems into the Shadow Fang's network. "We've restructured their security grid. No one gets in or out without our say."

Joran leaned against a console, grinning. "So, what's next? We turn this rock into a fortress?"

Raizen crossed his arms, scanning the data. "Not quite. We make it an asset. It's a perfect staging ground for trade, smuggling, and logistics. The nobles won't realize how much control we have until it's too late."

A Meeting with Sera Volkan

Back on the refinery station, Raizen met with Sera in her private office. She stood by the viewport, watching the endless expanse of space. "You work fast," she remarked.

Raizen smirked. "I don't believe in wasting time."

Sera turned to face him, her sharp gaze studying him carefully. "That asteroid base was a problem for a long time. You took it down in a matter of hours. That makes me wonder—how much bigger do you plan to go?"

Raizen's golden eyes gleamed. "As big as the galaxy lets me."

Sera chuckled. "Ambitious. But I respect that." She walked over to her desk, tapping a holo-display. "I'm holding up my end of the deal. Your fleet gets priority access to refined minerals. And… I have something else that might interest you."

A new set of coordinates appeared on the display. "There's an abandoned shipyard in an old war zone. It's been derelict for decades, but the rumors say it still holds salvageable ships. High-grade ones."

Raizen raised an eyebrow. "And no one's claimed it?"

Sera smirked. "The region is unstable. Factions fight over scraps, but no one has the strength to hold it. If you get in and secure whatever's there, you'll gain another foothold."

Raizen's interest deepened. An entire shipyard? If even a fraction of those ships were operational, it could change everything.

"Send me the full details," he said. "I'll handle it."

Sera nodded. "Then I look forward to seeing what you do next."

Back aboard the Shadow Fang, Raizen briefed his team. The coordinates were far, but the risk was worth it.

"This isn't just salvage," Liana said. "It's a potential fleet."

Kain grinned. "Sounds like our kind of mission."

Raizen's gaze hardened. "Then let's move. We're claiming what's ours."