I am the creator of New Life on the Earth
Chapter 89: The Union Gain Popularity

Chapter 89: The Union Gain Popularity

The night was serene, the moon casting a soft glow over the city as Adam soared through the air.

The breeze tugged at his black outfit, the fabric rippling gracefully as he glided silently above the world.

Behind him, Tayo followed, her golden light dim yet radiant against the night’s canvas.

Moments later, Tayo landed gently on Adam’s shoulder. Her small figure perched delicately, and without turning to look at her, Adam spoke, his voice calm and even.

"Good work."

The words were simple, but they carried the weight of acknowledgment.

Tayo responded with a faint nod, her golden aura pulsing gently in response.

Adam then activated his teleportation skill, a faint shimmer of energy enveloping them both before the world around them shifted.

In the blink of an eye, they were back in Adam’s room. The stark contrast between the tranquility of the night sky and the dimly lit, familiar surroundings of his space made the transition feel abrupt yet comforting.

Adam set Tayo down on his desk, her glow illuminating the otherwise dark room.

With a swift motion, he removed his mask and began changing out of his combat outfit.

The silent hum of energy faded as he folded the fabric neatly and placed it in a drawer. Turning to Tayo, who observed him quietly, Adam spoke.

"I’m going to hide you."

As soon as the words left his mouth, a translucent purple screen materialized before him. The interface shimmered faintly, displaying a single prompt:

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Do you want to hide your creation from the world?

Yes / No

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Adam pressed Yes without hesitation.

Immediately, a soft golden glow enveloped Tayo’s small figure, and in an instant, she disappeared from view.

To Adam, her presence remained tangible, but to the rest of the world, she had become invisible.

Tayo, now perched on the edge of the bed, looked at Adam curiously as he sat down beside her.

"Do you want to come down with me?" he asked.

Without hesitation, Tayo floated back onto his shoulder, settling in comfortably. Adam rose from the bed, making his way toward the dining room.

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As Adam entered the dining room, the soft glow of the television illuminated the space.

His parents sat on the couch, their eyes glued to the screen. The news anchor’s voice carried across the room.

"In a shocking development, an organization known as The Union has emerged. This group, composed of power-holders, possesses the ability to reverse vampiric transformations, turning vampires back into humans. Earlier today, a member of this group, identified as Tayo, performed this miraculous act, sparking widespread discussions about their intentions and capabilities."

The scene shifted to footage of Tayo, her golden light shimmering as she floated above the crowd, surrounded by former vampires who now stood as ordinary humans.

"Currently, those who were transformed back human have been taken into government custody for testing and observation. While this event brings hope to many, it also raises questions about the intentions of The Union. Is this the dawn of a new alliance or the beginning of a new threat? Only time will tell."

Adam walked past the television, barely sparing it a glance. Taking a seat at the dining table, he addressed his mother.

"Mom, won’t I get dinner tonight?"

His mother, initially engrossed in the broadcast, turned to look at him with concern.

She placed her plate on the table and joined him. His father, however, remained glued to the television, his expression unreadable as the anchor’s words echoed through the room.

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Elsewhere, in a dimly lit chamber, the Vampire Lord Hanabi watched the same broadcast on a screen.

His piercing eyes narrowed as the footage replayed Tayo’s miraculous feat.

Beside him stood Ethan, a figure shrouded in dark clothes, holding a tablet.

"My lord," Ethan said, his tone grave, "this development is concerning. A power-holder capable of reversing vampiric transformations threatens everything we’ve built. I contacted the one responsible for creating the vampires, but their connection to the transformations has been severed. It’s as if someone burned the link entirely."

Hanabi’s gaze shifted from the screen to Ethan, his expression calm but cold. "This changes nothing," he said with quiet resolve. "We anticipated resistance. Now that our plans are in motion, there is no turning back. If anything, this revelation accelerates our timeline. We must convert as many as possible before they can stop us."

Ethan bowed slightly, his armor clinking softly. "Understood, my lord." He turned and exited the chamber, leaving Hanabi alone with his thoughts.

Staring at the screen, Hanabi’s lips curled into a faint, sinister smile. "Are you the one I’ve been waiting for? The one who absorb maximum amount of the asteroid’s energy? Let’s see how long you can keep up."

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In a cluttered apartment, a middle-aged man sat on a tatami mat, staring out the window at the illuminated skyscrapers in the distance.

The room was a chaotic mess, with stacks of files scattered on the bed and empty bottles of alcohol littering the low Japanese tea table in front of him.

The man held a gaming controller in his hand, his attention divided between the game on his console and the television mounted on the wall.

The screen displayed the same broadcast, showing Tayo reversing the vampiric curse.

He leaned back, muttering to himself in a gravelly voice. "The Union, huh? Unexpected, but interesting. A fairy who can turn vampires human again. Let’s see how this plays out."

He smirked, his fingers tightening around the controller as the screen flickered to a new scene.

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Meanwhile, in a cozy living room, Adam’s friend Leo sat on a couch with his girlfriend, Susan. The two watched the broadcast in silence, the weight of the news sinking in.

"You were right to tell me about your powers," Leo said, breaking the silence.

Susan glanced at him, worry etched on her face. "There’s something else," she said hesitantly. "I think I know that fairy."

Leo turned to her, surprised. "What? Who is it?"

Susan hesitated before replying. "I think... it’s Adam."

Leo stared at her, his brows furrowing in disbelief. "Adam? What are you talking about? That’s ridiculous."

Susan met his gaze, her voice firm. "I’m not sure, but it feels like it. I can’t explain it, but I have this feeling."

Leo leaned back, processing her words. "If Adam really has powers, then we need to talk to him."

Susan shook her head, her voice trembling. "I don’t know, Leo. My powers keep warning me not to trust anyone."

Leo placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder. "I trust Adam more than anyone else. If it’s him, I know he’ll help us."

Susan nodded reluctantly, her worry evident. Leo pulled her into a comforting embrace. "Don’t worry. We’ll meet Adam tomorrow."

With those words, the Chapter concluded, leaving an air of anticipation for what was to come.

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