Chapter 287 Intense Bloodlust
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Updated : Oct 7th, 2025
Klaus, who had been meditating for seven days, opened his eyes. The moment he did, a powerful energy filled with bloodlust burst from his body, sending a violent force through his training room and, subsequently, the entire house.
The force was so intense that huge cracks began forming throughout the building. All over the house, both the maids and the security personnel rushed to the living room, fearing that someone might have attacked their Master or, worse, his mother.
However, upon reaching the living room and seeing Klaus's mother, Miriam, and Hanna standing there, equally shocked by what was happening, they became stunned. If it wasn't an attack, what could have caused their home to be in such a dire state? Experience tales at empire
Their questions were quickly answered when they realized their Master was not in the house. They knew whatever had happened was because of him. Yet, none of them moved. They stood still as if waiting for him to emerge.
Klaus, realizing he had woken up from his memory retrieval, quickly reined in the intense bloodlust surging through him. It was so overwhelming that, for a brief moment, all he wanted was to go on a killing spree.
But he knew that would be a terrible idea, especially when he saw the damage he had done to the house.
Chanting filled the air as he began reciting some of the calming mantras from his past life as Fruity. A few minutes later, his heart calmed, bringing the bloodlust down a notch. After 20 minutes, he returned to normal, suppressing the bloodlust to a level no one could detect, though it still lingered just beneath the surface.
He sighed and retrieved his phone.
"Seven days, huh?" he muttered, looking at the date on the screen. He had decided to delve into the memories left by his past self seven days ago.
He had witnessed years of training and killing—so much killing that just going through the memories provoked such intense bloodlust. Of course, Klaus was similar to Fruity in terms of killing. He had slain his fair share of monsters, Zombies, and humans, so it felt somewhat normal.
However, he hadn't killed enough to provoke such a destructive burst of energy, one that nearly brought down his house. It was safe to assume that the memories had affected him more than he had anticipated.
"I need to go for a walk," Klaus said as he stood up. He wasn't in the right mindset and needed some time to calm down. Getting some fresh air would help.
For the past 20 minutes, the maids, security, Miriam, Klaus's mother, and his sister, Hanna, had been standing near the entrance to Klaus's training room, waiting anxiously. Suddenly, the door opened, and he walked out.
The first thing Klaus noticed were the huge cracks in the ceiling and the shattered glass. He immediately realized he must have frightened a few people.
"Sorry, everyone. My training took a dangerous turn, but everything is fine now," Klaus said with a reassuring smile. He knew the maids and guards were more concerned for his safety than anything else.
It took him two and a half years to awaken it, and back then, he had killed so much that he became numb to slaughter. Thankfully, the memories stopped just as he entered the Trial.
Klaus knew the memories that followed would be filled with the slaughter that would soon herald him to the world as the Renegade Monk—one who walked in opposition to the teachings of monks.
That being said, his brain is now f*cked up from all the slaughter, and now, remembering everything, the past and current bloodlust started to resurface.
"I'll just take a walk outside for a few hours to clear my mind," Fruity said, kissing his mother on the cheek before leaving the house. After he left, the three women in the room sighed.
"He was lying," his mother said.
"I can tell he's in so much pain, but it seems he didn't want to share, not even with me." Her expression grew sad.
"Mom, don't be sad. He'll open up when he's ready. You just have to give him some time," Hanna said, holding her mother's hand. Miriam also stepped closer, taking her other hand.
Like Klaus's mother, the two women could sense the bloodlust in him, especially Miriam, who now shared an intimate connection with him.
"Should I follow him?" Miriam asked, watching as Klaus walked out of the house.
"No, he wants to be alone, so we should give him his privacy," his mother said with a sigh. As a mother, it was only natural to worry. Thankfully, she had two amazing women by her side to comfort her.
Klaus, having just exited his house, decided to walk in a certain direction. He did not have anywhere particular in mind, so he simply began walking. However, after a while, he found himself in the slums, heading toward the house where he and his mother used to live.
When he arrived, he quickly sat on a stone beside the house. He gazed into the sky, and after a while, closed his eyes, clearly lost in deep thought. However, that didn't last long. Suddenly, he opened his eyes and, in a cold, menacing tone, uttered:
"I'm really not in the mood for any cat-and-mouse games. If you want to die today, then come out of the shadows. Otherwise, scram."
As if to emphasize his words, a dense bloodlust burst from his body, blowing everything away, including the makeshift apartment they once lived in.
But it wasn't the only thing blown away. From the shadows, a figure dressed in black emerged, holding his head and rolling on the ground.
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