Hitman with a Badass System

Noah gazed up at the stormy sky, which rumbled with deafening thunder. The dark clouds loomed overhead as if they were closing in on him, suffocating him with their weight. The eerie mist only added to the place's ominous atmosphere, making it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.

The blood array pulsated with a crimson glow as if it was alive and aware of Noah's presence. The treacherous ocean looked just as dangerous and foreboding as the last time he visited. The sky was shrouded in dark clouds that rumbled with thunderous force, and lightning crackled through the air, illuminating the eerie mist in violet flashes.

Noah knew that the area was infamous for its powerful and strange mist, which could suppress all senses and even create illusions. He had to be extra careful in this place, where danger lurked at every turn. Despite the danger, Noah steeled himself and took a deep breath, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. He knew he had to help Norvin reach his full potential and couldn't let anything stand in his way.

As they journeyed through the barren land, Noah couldn't shake off the feeling of being watched.  Andreas materialized out of nowhere as if summoned by Noah's mere presence. He appeared in an ethereal form, his white robes billowing in the wind as he led the way through the barren land. His long white hair flowed freely behind him, creating an almost ghostly effect. Despite his ethereal form, Andreas' eyes shone with deep wisdom and intelligence, radiating a sense of calm and reassurance to Noah. Suddenly, Andreas, who had been silent for most of the journey, spoke up.

"Be on your guard, Noah. We are drawing close to Edros's blood. The power emanating from it is immense," said Andreas, his voice low and serious.

Noah nodded, his heart pounding with anticipation and fear. He knew that the Ape King's blood was no ordinary substance and that absorbing it came with great risks.

While they trudged through the eerie mist, the sound of thunder grew louder and more frequent. The sky rumbled with such intensity that it felt like the world itself was shaking.

Andreas looked up at the sky, a frown marring his features. "We need to hurry. The storm is growing stronger, and it won't be long before it becomes too dangerous to continue."

Noah gritted his teeth and quickened his pace, his eyes fixed on the pulsating crimson glow of the blood array in the distance. He knew that he had to reach it before the storm unleashed its full fury.

As Noah and Andreas approached the blood array, the air grew thick with the essence of ancient power. Noah could feel his heart racing with excitement and anticipation as he approached the source of the legendary Ape King's power.

Standing before the array, Noah could almost sense the ghostly presence of Edros, the mighty beast king who had once ruled over the beast clan with an iron fist. His power and legacy were still alive, and the fact that Norvin was his descendant only served to add to the sense of awe and reverence that Noah felt.

Noah was taken aback upon discovering that Norvin was a descendant of Edros, the great Ape King. He had heard many legends about Edros and his mighty rule over the beast clan, but he never expected to meet his descendant. A sense of awe and wonder washed over him as he realized the importance of his mission to help Norvin unlock his true potential. He couldn't believe he was standing in front of the blood array, a place where Edros's power still lingered and where Norvin would absorb his ancestor's blood to become stronger. Noah's heart raced with anticipation as he wondered what kind of beast Norvin would become.

Taking a deep breath, Andreas stepped forward and began to chant the incantation that would activate the blood array. Noah watched in amazement as the runes that were invisible to him suddenly began to glow with a fierce, red light, illuminating the area with an intense energy that was both awe-inspiring and terrifying.

As the power emanating from the array grew stronger, Noah had to shield his eyes from the blinding light. He could feel the heat emanating from the blood drop, and he knew that Norvin was about to undergo a powerful transformation that would unlock his full potential.

Despite the intensity of the moment, Noah felt a sense of calm wash over him as he watched Andreas work his magic. He knew that they were on the brink of something truly amazing, and he could feel his heart racing with excitement at the thought of what was to come.

When Noah turned to survey his surroundings, he felt a sudden presence next to him. It was Norvin, but something was wrong. Norvin's eyes were closed, and he was unresponsive. Noah's heart sank as he saw Norvin in a state of coma. He felt a wave of sadness and helplessness wash over him as he looked at the golden babaroo lying still.

But Noah was not one to give up. He knew that Norvin was a special beast, and he had a way of awakening his true potential. He carefully picked up Norvin and cradled him in his arms, feeling the weight of the unconscious babaroo against him. With determination in his heart, Noah knew that only by absorbing Edros's blood could Norvin become stronger and unlock his full potential.

Noah felt the weight of the responsibility on his shoulders as he began to walk towards the drop of blood. The distance was far, but he could feel the overwhelming power radiating from the drop. The stakes were high, and Noah knew he had to be careful.

After activating the array, a drop of blood appeared in the barren land far away from Noah. As Noah approached the blood drop, he could see it glimmering in the eerie mist. Despite its distance from him, he could feel its power radiating through the air. It was as if the blood drop was alive, drawing him closer to it with an irresistible force.

Noah could see the blood drop reacting to Norvin's presence, slowly moving toward him. Norvin's golden fur shimmered in the violet lightning as if it was attracting the blood drop. It was a strange and mesmerizing sight, and Noah couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder.

As he reached the blood drop, he saw it pulsating with an intense red glow. It was a drop of blood that had been left behind by the great Ape King Edros himself. Noah knew that this blood drop was the key to unlocking Norvin's true potential.

Noah carefully held Norvin in his arms, shielding him from the blinding light of the blood drop. He could feel the blood drop slowly moving closer to them, drawn by Norvin's presence. It was a slow and deliberate process as if the blood drop was carefully examining Norvin before merging with him.

Andreas's voice resonated through the barren land as he said, "Place Norvin here, Noah. Let us see if the blood of Edros is enough to unlock his full potential."

Noah gently laid Norvin on the gray, lifeless ground, his golden fur shimmering in the eerie mist. He looked at Norvin with a mix of concern and anticipation, knowing that absorbing his ancestor's blood was the only way to unlock Norvin's true power.

As Noah stepped back, the drop of blood slowly made its way toward Norvin. It didn't merge with him immediately, but instead, it seemed to hover around him as if assessing whether Norvin was worthy of its power.

Noah watched with bated breath as the blood started seeping into Norvin's body through his fur, his muscles bulging with newfound strength. Norvin's fur transformed into a radiant, shimmering golden coat, and his eyes glowed with an otherworldly light, as if he had become something more than a mere beast.

Once the drop of blood was fully absorbed by Norvin, the sky above them shattered with thunder and violet lightning. Noah shielded his eyes from the blinding light, and for a split second, he saw the silhouette of a giant ape behind Norvin. It was as if the spirit of Edros himself had taken notice of Norvin's transformation.

The clouds twisted and contorted into the shape of an ape's head before shifting into other forms as if the very fabric of reality was bending to acknowledge Norvin's newfound power. Noah's jaw dropped in amazement and fear, and he took a few steps back, not daring to take his eyes off the spectacle before him.

"Wow," Noah whispered in awe.

Norvin absorbed the blood as a strange sensation filled the air. The sound of clashing swords and the roars of dragons echoed all around them. Noah and Andreas looked around but saw nothing but the eerie mist and barren land. The sounds grew louder and more intense as if they were transported to a battlefield in another realm. Noah could feel his heart pounding in his chest, unsure of what was happening. On the other hand, Andreas remained calm and focused because he had experienced this before.

Noah shouted over the deafening noise, "What's happening?"

Andreas turned to him with a solemn expression. "This is the power of Edros's blood. It unlocks the memories of his past battles, and we are merely experiencing them."

Noah couldn't believe what he was hearing. He had never heard of such a thing before. He watched in awe as the sounds of battle intensified, and the mist began to take on the shapes of soldiers and dragons. It was like they were standing in the middle of an ancient war.

Noah's eyes widened in shock as he noticed shadows of dragons looming in the clouds above them, their fierce silhouettes looking all too real. The sounds of war and roars grew louder, echoing through the treacherous ocean. As he scanned the sky, Noah couldn't shake off the feeling that something was watching them, something that shouldn't be there. Suddenly, a red-scaled dragon emerged from the clouds, its wings spread wide as it opened its mouth and unleashed a deafening roar that shattered the air around them.

Andreas' eyes darted around the sky, trying to locate the dragons. Noah could feel the tension in the air, his heart racing with fear and anticipation. Suddenly, another loud roar echoed through the clouds, and a shadow appeared above them. A dragon, with scales as black as night, swooped down towards them with blinding speed.

Noah raised his hand, a ball of energy forming in his palm. Andreas stood tall beside him, his white hair fluttering in the wind. The dragon landed with a deafening thud, sending shockwaves through the ground.

"Ready yourself for battle, Noah. The blood of Edros has opened portals to the treacherous ocean, and it seems to have attracted the dragons to our location," said Andreas, his voice firm and unwavering despite the fear in his eyes.

Noah's heart raced as he watched the dragons approach, its eyes fixed on Norvin. He knew they had to act fast to protect their mission and Norvin's safety.

The two dragons let out a deafening roar, their fiery breath lighting up the darkened sky. Noah and Andreas stood their ground, their eyes locked on the dragons. As much as Noah liked to form a plan of attack, he simply lacked the luxury of time. At that moment, he had to face two Half Immortal stage dragons. The red dragon soared through the clouds with its massive wingspan, easily dwarfing any other creature in the sky. Its scales glistened in the light, ranging from deep crimson to bright scarlet as if it was painted with the colors of fire. Its eyes blazed with an intense fury, reflecting the passion and aggression that lay within. The dragon's claws glinted in the sunlight, razor-sharp and deadly, ready to tear apart anything in its path.

On the other hand, the black dragon was a stark contrast to the red. Its scales were deep obsidian, shimmering in the sunlight like onyx. Its eyes glowed with a malevolent intelligence, revealing a cunning and ruthless nature. Its wings were jagged, giving it an almost demonic appearance as it soared through the clouds. The dragon's fangs were sharp and pointed, glinting menacingly in the sunlight, hinting at the sheer power and ferocity that lay within its jaws.

"Are you sure we can take them on, teacher?" Noah asked, his voice laced with doubt.

"We have no other choice, my disciple. Norvin's safety and our mission depend on it," replied Andreas, his voice ringing with determination.