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  Even lord Osiris found himself in awe of heaven’s response to his very traditional action. His name had also been acknowledged by the divine ennead, but only when he reached the mage rank, and just across two layers. This little ball of flesh was merely a freak. “Haha, little Jodye Trilleck! Tomorrow I will throw a feast in honor of my son! You are all welcome to attend."

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  Before one could blink, a bit more then a year had passed. In the center of a massive estate grounds hundreds of kilometers away, deep within a magnificent and glorious city, sitting on top of a grassy hill that overlooked a little stream of milky white water - sat a little boy. This little boy wasn't even two feet tall and had bright blue eyes, more profound than the ocean. His eyes seemed to shine in the light like jewels.

  The boy's eyes were staring blankly at the fish jumping in and out of the water stream. His white clothes were luxurious and handsome, he looked like a little prince. Unfortunately, this little prince’s face was screwed as if the boy was immersed deep in thought, which seemed rather strange on a one-year-old baby.

  This little baby boy was definitely Joseph Trilleck, but in his mind, he was completely unsettled with this identity. He couldn't think of himself as anyone else but millionaire playboy and ex-soldier Trill Jodye! The baby boy Joseph, or rather Jodye, supported his back with his arms, as he looked up at the sky.

  However, in the mind of the baby boy, there was a strange scene playing over and over. The scene showed a peculiar man in an unusual building, with a unique looking glowing weapon pointed at two beautiful women. In front of these women was a handsome young man of about 20 years old. The young man was holding two guns in his hands.

  At the time of this young man's death, his heart aches when seeing the beautiful young girl at his side fade into nothingness. The lovely mature lady that helped raise him calling herself his wife before saying she would save his soul. After he faded away into nothing, he remembered the inheritance he received from the eternal voice of boom in what Jodye could only assume was the afterlife. Not to mention that fateful encounter with the wolf boy next to the floating sword and the dragon.

  "I know my life has never been very normal… but this is plain crazy." Murmured the child under his breath. "Just what in the hell have I gotten myself mixed up in…"

  Chapter Two

  Far From Normal

  Little Jodye Trill examined his small stature and was inwardly astounded. His childish face had a complex array of emotions painted on it as he occasionally walked to the stream of milky white water to see his reflection. The stream released a slight heat that made his blood warm up, so he couldn't stay near it too long.

  He definitely wouldn't touch it either, who knew what would happen. Jodye was mildly stunned with each look at his reflection in the water. He had fair skin that was light brown in color, and he looked excessively adorable. He had never seen such a handsome lad. His little head full of hair was curly to the extreme down past his ears, with star-like bright sapphire eyes.

  However, apart from his skin tone, hair, eyes, brow, and lashes, he didn't bare any striking resemblance to his mother. Yet, the servants that spoke to him would always marvel over his appearance, and call him the Lord's little clone. This irked him badly, as he had yet to fully accept this life as a reality.

  Over the past year, he was regularly haunted by the memories of his past life. Every night the dream would be a different experience from his previous lifetime. One night he would dream about growing up as an orphan. He was found on the street by two strange girls. Sansa and Lu Lu would always keep him fed and happy. For a very long time, the young Jodye was entirely oblivious to their financial or life struggles.

  In the past, Jodye had always been a bit self-centered. In fact, those two women very intentionally designed him to be this way.

  In his previous life, Jodye had grown up in a city that was even more abandoned than he felt. Crimes were the norm, and the wards of that city were full of filth and treachery. Rape and murder. The scum of society made that city their nest, their haven.

  Every time he remembered Lulu’s tormented face his heart would ache, and some rage would build. Some nights he would have nightmares about a younger Lulu and himself getting abused and humiliated for an entire week in an old abandoned factory. The memories of watching men take turns with her all day, as the light permanently faded from her eyes were branded on his soul. That hatred led him to many dark places throughout his past life.

  He became a massive advocate against men who dared to defile or abuse women. As a result, he became quite popular among women.

  More often then not, he would dream about the days after he joined a street gang. He went from being a broken and poor nobody with a pure heart, to become a rich and powerful villain with no concern for the law. He had sold everything before, including stolen jewels, goods, drugs, and women. He was continually drowning in the deep lakes of gorgeous seductresses. His popularity quickly spread, as he had survived too many certain death situations unscathed. People begin to call him the Immortal Villain.

  Unfortunately, due to his fame in the underworld, Jodye was noticed by the government. They forced his recruitment into the military by threatening him with jail, then showering him in benefits. Those dreams, in particular, would always end with torture.

  During his stint in the military, he was secretly kidnapped, or drafted as they would call it, into a particular unit of the armed forces exclusively for "mutants" or "meta", derogatory words used to describe people born with special abilities in his former world. Back then, racial wars had come to a halt as a man begins to battle evolution.

  From being an orphan to being abused to joining a gang, to joining the military, to hundreds of women, outrageous amounts of money, crime, and the wildest lifestyle one could imagine, leading all the way up to his ultimate demise. These memories seemed as if they were imprinted deep in his very soul, he couldn't forget them no matter how hard he tried.

  He had a new understanding already. Previously, he was named Jodye Trill. He never had any parents. After his death, by some strange twist of fate and due to the mysteries of both Sansa and his own soul, Jodye seems to have retained his memory after he reincarnated. He even possesses a similar name in this life. His name is Joseph Trilleck, but his family always called him 'little Joe,' or 'Jodye.' He had yet to be called Joseph casually.

  He had retained all his memories of his previous experiences, so even though he was only a one-year-old baby, he had already learned how to speak. This caused a huge commotion at first, but to Jodye's surprise, it was quickly suppressed. By tuning in to the conversations of those around him, he also knew a bit more about what sort of household he was being raised in. The most shocking thing he learned was that this was not his world at all!

  He was in a world called Pangaea. Though in his past life there was an ancient continent known as Pangaea, it was said to exist in a time when people did not. This beautiful place that made the slums he grew up in look pathetic, in what way did this look like ancient earth?

  “But if this isn’t earth then…where am I? Could it be the future and not the past?” Jodye Trill was still confused.

  There were magnificent buildings and palaces made of only ghosts knew what materials, massive animals roaming freely in the air and on the land, and wondrous machinations. The clothing scheme was similar to ancient African or Asian culture, but also stylish in a new and quite fashionable way. Scary looking men in black armor that had the back coated with seven color serpent designs would often visit his mother to deliver news and documents.

  The people of this world were definitely vastly different from anything he had ever learned about. However, could there be so many parallels by mere coincidence? It was unlikely, but unfortunately, Jodye didn't have enough information about this new world for any presumptions.

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Anubis City. The crazily large estate he lived in was known as House Trilleck. Four significant families held most of the power in Saint Anubis City, inferior only to the city castellan. A castellan whom, apparently, was somehow also the Pharaoh of a great dynasty. Jodye Trill's father was actually the Lord of House Trilleck, as well as the future Patriarch of the Trilleck clan, Osiris Trilleck.

  His mother's name was Isis Trilleck, primary wife of Lord Trilleck, and First Lady of the House. The servant girls constantly gossiped about how amazing the lord was. It was important to note that in this world, political powers took their people intermingling with others from opposing powers very seriously, and there were even those who were put to death because of it.

  “How archaic…” thought Jodye silently.

  Isis Trilleck was previously only the 5th concubine in the house when she first joined with the lord. There was even a rumor that the lord Osiris once had an adulterous relationship with Isis back when he only had one wife. However, in less then a month it seemed that Osiris Trilleck was utterly smitten by her overwhelming diligence, grace, and beauty. She had the temperament of a goddess and was very calculating.

  Apparently, this helped the lord in resolving many irksome situations. Jodye was never able to understand the details of these matters through the hearsay. Some said that his mother saved his father's life in a secret realm, while others claim that most of her support in the family is due to her title of Frozen Night Master. She even had her own subordinates!

  Of course, little Jodye had no clue what a Frozen Night Master and much less what a secret realm actually was. What he did know was that due to this title there were very few who would attempt to cross his mother. In his experience, most went out of their way to flatter her, and use any means to curry her favor. He presumed that this title was most likely the deciding factor in her status change within the family. He didn't know for sure, but Jodye still felt about 80% confident in his deductions.

  As for little boy himself, he was the third young lord of House Trilleck and was pretty much worshipped as a deity within the walls of the clan. He found this to be somewhat uncomfortable at first. The people of this world were like the ancient eastern civilizations in his old world. They referred to family members with honorifics and noble titles. He had the eldest brother and two elder sisters.

  His eldest brother's name was Horus Trilleck, and his second sister's name was Kamila Trilleck. These were his father's precious children. Jodye Trill found it strange that his older brother's name was Horus and his parents were named Osiris and Isis. These were the names of ancient gods!

  The three siblings shared the same father, but all had different mothers. There were various rumors about how Joseph Trilleck's name was intended to place him above his siblings in status. Horus Trilleck's mother was the heir born of the second concubine, Lylian Trilleck. Lylian Trilleck seemed to come out of nowhere during the lord's youth. He had never mentioned a woman to his family, but one day he came home with a pregnant woman he said was his wife! She was initially the primary wife before the House Lord fell for the current first lady Isis.

  “So much drama in wealthy households…” in Jodye’s opinion, the maids were always gossiping in hushed voices about these events. While Kamila Trilleck's mother, Omotolani, was formerly the second concubine but was now the third. Kamila Trilleck was about to turn three years old, two years older than Jodye.

  Kamila was the sweetest child Jodye had ever encountered. She was simply adorable! Her mother was rather pleasant as well, she always brought sweets for Jodye when they visited. The way these two women interacted with each other was worlds apart from their interactions with the other wives. They were genuinely like amiable sisters!

  The Omotolani mother-daughter duo had been by to see Jodye Trill and his mother more than a few times. Lady Omotolani and his mother seemed like perfect sisters. They were delightful and doting towards each other, as well as himself and Kamila. This type of familial love, he slowly found was not so wrong, as it gave him warm feelings he had never felt previously. It was different from how Sansa and Lulu acted towards him, which was friendly but somewhat distant and guarded at the same time.

  However, these ladies and even their maids and servants treated him as if he was a rare treasure that needed to be guarded at all costs. This was how, in spite of his internal defiance against this world, he was genuinely starting to have feelings for these few family members of his.

  On the other hand, he was rather indifferent towards Horus. Jodye had never even seen much less met his eldest brother of his. The maids never really spoke of him, although it was evident that his father thought highly of his brother. Jodye had no idea what Horus looked like, or even how their relationship would be. Also though Jodye was an orphan in his previous life, he wasn't unfamiliar with the concept of a family. Merely, true kinship was nonetheless new for him.

  Going from being alone all his life, to suddenly having a huge family?

  From struggling as a poor orphan to maxing out as a rich young master?

  This, this was what was called culture shock!

  Then again there was also the whole experiencing his own birth first-hand thing. That was totally not okay.

  Jodye Trill was rather shocked to discover his own mother also had a daughter, his eldest sister Iara Shu. Merely, this child was not a member of his household nor was she around. In fact, the servants seemed to be fearful of being caught talking about her at all.

  It was taboo.

  He wasn't sure of the circumstances surrounding his sister, this eldest daughter of his mother named Iara, but he was able to ration that her existence was due to some unfortunate event. As a previous assassin, Jodye was in no way green to the wickedness of the world. Not to mention that his last life also had plenty of broadcast shows that emulated such evil. It was merely that, similar to his brother Horus Trilleck, he had never met Iara. Horus Trilleck and Iara Shu were both off at what Jodye interpreted to be some sort of military boarding school. His mother always called it 'training' and not studying, after all.

  “How strange, that they have to be sent off for training as mere children.” Jodye Trill was frowning as he was a bit unsatisfied, “Does that mean I’ll also be shipped off in only a few years?

  While little Jodye Trill was sitting on the hill, staring at the stream, and lost in his thoughts, an old butler of the house emerged from the shadow of a tree. It was as if he was once the tree’s shadow himself. The butler approached Jodye silently from behind. This man stood at two meters tall and had intense eyes that emitted faint black light. He had a cleanly shaven goatee, and his hair was long, white, and dreaded.

  The dreaded hair hung down his back to all the way to his bum. There were silver bells tied to the bottom of his locks. This older gentleman used a cane with strange markings, to support himself, his tall back only ever so slightly bent. The rod looked to be made of a material like wood, but not like wood. It was burgundy in color and also released a pale black light, that was near unnoticeable. This was the same man who always accompanied the House Lord in the shadows, the head butler Ke Si!

  Every step Ke Si took was soundless as if he was walking in the air. In spite of this, Jodye had incredibly sharp senses. Senses which he had always presumed were due to his previous life's torturous training sessions. What he didn’t understand fully was that his natural instincts were something no adult on earth would be able to imagine or compare with. Once Ke Si was within 10 steps of himself, he immediately felt the sensation of someone's approach.

  Jodye subconsciously turned his head back to look. Upon seeing the familiar butler that would usually appear around the moments that he felt someone watching him from the shadows, he calmly turned his head back to the stream. This guy was weird and liked to creep around, but Jodye knew he was here to protect and not harm!

  Ke Si was inwardly shocked. While it was true that he was walking casually, one must know that at his current level of strength even the eldest young
lord would be unable to detect his approach! On top of that, there was little to no surprise on the boy's face once they locked eyes! He merely glanced at him once and then turned away! As if saying 'Ah, it's just that guy again.' Could this kid have really been aware of his presence this entire time?

  This wasn't the first time that the butler Ke Si had been shocked by this kid's vigilance and detection skills.

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  Two weeks back, two of the clan's contracted black wolves went rogue on the estate grounds. These were mid-level vicious beasts whom the butler had reared himself, so he knew exactly how dangerous they were. As for why they would suddenly turn volatile, that was another matter entirely.

  On that day, young Joseph Trilleck was walking down this same stream and still alone, when he abruptly stopped moving becoming visibly alert. This caught the butler, who didn't sense any danger at all, off guard. However, not even a few seconds later he noticed two beast auras approaching quickly from a distance. This time the butler was completely startled! Did the baby Joseph really see this threat before even himself, an existence at the Gold Mage Rank? This was impossible, right?

  Ke Si was very suspicious that something wasn't right, so he decided to stay in the shadows and see how the boy would react. However, by now the boy was playing in flowers as if there existed no threat. His earlier vigilance had long vanished. The beasts arrived at the opposite side of the stream and begin to growl lowly at Jodye. Once again the boy just went on about his business, as if the threat didn't exist at all. What was this development? Should not the little boy be afraid? Or a bit timid, at the very least right?

  From his composure alone, one would think that his little back was turned to two butterflies, and not two levels 6 vicious beasts, the Blood-fang Wolves. Finally, one of the Blood-Fang Wolves lost its patience and pounced towards Jodye Trill. The butler was instantly forced to act! Ke Si tapped his cane one time on the ground, and a crack made of shadows split open in the earth beneath each wolf, swallowing them into the darkness.