My Streaming Life With SSS-Rank Girls With Want My Kids
Chapter 27: Rankless (2)
- Chapter 121: Back to Valdris
- Chapter 120: What Remains
- Chapter 119: Drak
- Chapter 118 - 4 vs 253
- Chapter 117: The Dawn
- Chapter 116: What the Culture Says
- Chapter 115: The Fracture
- Chapter 114: Sometimes it’s nice to relax by a lake
- Chapter 113: Kai vs Mara (3)
- Chapter 112: Kai vs. Mara (3)
- Chapter 111: Kai vs. Mara — (2)
- Chapter 110: Kai vs. Mara ( 1)
- Chapter 109: Lira vs. Mara (2)
- Chapter 108: Lira vs. Mara (1)
- Chapter 107: Serah vs. Mara (2)
- Chapter 106: Serah vs. Mara (1)
- Chapter 105: Lira can no longer avoid saying what she feels +18
- Chapter 104: R+18 The Night in the Camp
- Chapter 103: What She Sees
- Chapter 102: Provocations
- Chapter 101: Training
- Chapter 100: The Camp
- Chapter 99: The Warlord
- Chapter 98: The North Road
- Chapter 97: Preparation
- Chapter 96: What Isn’t Said
- Chapter 95: Resonance Training
- Chapter 94: The Dawn
- Chapter 93: The List (2)
- Chapter 92: The List (1)
- Chapter 91: Possession
- Chapter 90: The Ghost Won’t Budge
- Chapter 89: Informative
- Chapter 88: Alone
- Chapter 87: Northern Flying Fish
- Chapter 86: Rules
- Chapter 85: Crystal Oxen
- Chapter 84: Culinary Stream
- Chapter 83: Vampire with a V for Voyeur
- Chapter 82: R18— Rest at Grimvast
- Chapter 81: The Message
- Chapter 80: One Punch Kai
- Chapter 79: Was That Close?
- Chapter 78: Why Are You Suddenly So Serious?
- Chapter 77: Without Smile
- Chapter 76: The Plan Fails
- Chapter 75: Order Matters
- Chapter 74: No Rules
- Chapter 73: Adaptation
- Chapter 72: Time to Dance the Polka
- Chapter 71: Welcome to the Club
- Chapter 70: Without Record
- Chapter 69: Finally Something Interesting
- Chapter 68: The Center
- Chapter 67: The next Level
- Chapter 66: The Mirror
- Chapter 65: Kai Has Fun
- Chapter 64: Finally
- Chapter 63: Kai Got Bored Already
- Chapter 62: PoV
- Chapter 61: The Worst Punishment
- Chapter 60: The Vampire Has to Take Things Seriously
- Chapter 59: The Vampire in the Labyrinth
- Chapter 58: The She-Wolf in the Labyrinth (2)
- Chapter 57: The She-Wolf in the Labyrinth (1)
- Chapter 56: The Labyrinth
- Chapter 55: Grimvast from the Inside
- Chapter 54: Flow
- Chapter 53: Road to Grimvast With a Jealous puppy
- Chapter 52: After the Chaos, Let’s Go on a New Mission
- Chapter 51: Let’s Make a Deal
- Chapter 50: Responsibility
- Chapter 49: Just a Rumor
- Chapter 48: A vampire’s worst enemy comes to the rescue
- Chapter 47: Feast
- Chapter 46: Is there anything else I should know?
- Chapter 45: You know more about me than I know about myself.
- Chapter 44: Millions of Miles
- Chapter 43: A Thousand Years More
- Chapter 42: Vampire vs. Wolf
- Chapter 41: The Shop
- Chapter 40: Kai vs Eris (3)
- Chapter 39: Kai vs. Eris (2)
- Chapter 38: Kai vs. Eris (1)
- Chapter 37: Ancient History
- Chapter 36: Who Knew Vampire Movies Were Right
- Chapter 35: S-Rank Vampires are resilient
- Chapter 34: Welcome Back Chat
- Chapter 33: With Love, Lira
- Chapter 32: Meanwhile
- Chapter 31: Her Eminence
- Chapter 30: Mirfeld by Night (3) +18
- Chapter 29: Mirfeld at Night (2)
- Chapter 28: Mirfeld at Night (1)
- Chapter 27: Rankless (2)
- Chapter 26: Rankless (1)
- Chapter 25: Battle of Streams (2)
- Chapter 24: Battle of Streams (1)
- Chapter 23: The Love System?
- Chapter 22: A New Home for Serah?
- Chapter 21: Abandoned?
- Chapter 20: The Better Future
- Chapter 19: A.D.M?
- Chapter 18: Lord Jameson
- Chapter 17: Knock Knock
- Chapter 16: Impossible Quests
- Chapter 15: Proposition
- Chapter 14: Extermination Protocol (2)
- Chapter 13: Extermination Protocol (1)
- Chapter 12: Hunter’s Memory
- Chapter 11: The Treacherous Floor
- Chapter 10: Welcome to the Game
- Chapter 9: Jealousy and Dungeons
- Chapter 8: Pack
- Chapter 7: A New Rank Is Unnecessary
- Chapter 6: Guild Masters
- Chapter 5: First training session
- Chapter 4: It seems that an A Rank can withstand 3 hits
- Chapter 3: The Rankless Man Arrives in the City
- Chapter 2: Flee Protocol
- Chapter 1: No Sword, No Magic, No Patience
Jameson made the decision he had left.
If I can’t beat him at range and I can’t beat him up close, I need to change the entire field.
Time fracture at maximum. Not the 34% from before. Not the 63% from now.
One hundred percent.
If the space inside the radius fragments completely, there’s no valid approach angle. No predictable foothold. No way for a body to calculate movement in a space without consistent geometry.
It’s the only attack he can’t learn in two minutes.
The time fracture marks in the air around Jameson flared.
Seventy percent.
Eighty.
Ninety.
The ground beneath his feet began to appear in two positions simultaneously — where he was and where the field said he should be, separated by four inches that weren’t four inches but the entire difference between standing and not standing.
Kai saw it.
Full charge. If it reaches one hundred, the field becomes unnavigable.
Estimated time to full charge: four seconds.
I have four seconds.
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He didn’t think about the four seconds.
He used them.
First second: direct sprint toward Jameson — not diagonal, not calculated, direct. The most predictable attack possible.
Jameson saw him coming and smiled.
Predictable. The field will redirect any linear approach to—
Second second: Kai stopped two meters away and threw himself to the ground.
Not a fall. A controlled roll — right shoulder to the ground, full rotation, using the momentum of the sprint to convert vertical movement into horizontal, passing beneath the main radius of the time fracture where the field was weakest because it hadn’t been designed for targets moving on that plane.
What is he—?
Third second: Kai came out of the roll already on his feet, one meter from Jameson — inside the minimum radius, where the time fracture didn’t have enough space to redirect.
The reflex barrier of soul fire activated automatically.
Kai extended his left arm — not to strike, to absorb the barrier. The soul fire hit his left forearm and burned. Real, enough, the kind of pain that doesn’t fade in thirty seconds.
Kai logged it as data and filed it away.
Fourth second.
Closed-fist strike with the right arm — full hip, full rotation, full body weight concentrated on the exact point of the jaw that produces loss of balance before loss of consciousness.
The same strike. The same angle.
The one he’d used when Jameson tried to take Serah’s hand.
But this time with the chat bonus active at 521%.
---
The sound was different from the first one.
Jameson didn’t go flying backward.
Jameson stopped.
The time fracture field flickered — ninety-four percent charge, then eighty, then sixty, descending as Jameson’s system processed that its primary user had lost the concentration needed to maintain it.
The blue flames went out.
The shadow dominion dissolved.
Jameson was standing — barely, with his weight on his left leg because the right still hadn’t recovered the muscle from the previous strike — looking at Kai with the expression of someone who has calculated all available variables and found that none change the outcome.
Kai’s left forearm was burned from wrist to elbow.
He wasn’t looking at it.
He was looking at Jameson.
---
I lost, Jameson thought.
Not with surprise. With the specific clarity of someone who sees a result and accepts it because denying it changes nothing.
Four years in this world. Eight hundred forty-two thousand people watching me. A system that took me two years to learn to control.
And this human has been here sixteen days.
Sixteen days.
He opened his mouth.
Closed it.
Opened it again. 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖
"How?" he said.
It wasn’t the tactical question from before. It was the other question. The one that comes after tactics no longer matter.
Kai looked at him.
Lowered his fist.
"The roll was judo," he said. "The final strike is boxing. The pattern reading is from twelve years training with people who didn’t warn you before hitting you." He paused. "Mixed martial arts exist because no single discipline has all the answers. Neither does yours."
Jameson processed this.
"And the forearm?" He looked at the burn.
"It’s going to hurt tomorrow."
"Just tomorrow?"
"Probably the day after too."
---
The floating screen above the plaza updated the final numbers.
RESULT: KAI RENO
[Total viewers — Battle of Streams: 5,200,000]
[Final bonus — Kai Reno: +589%]
[Final bonus — Jameson: +8%]
[Abilities unlocked during battle:]
[— Field Adaptation — Level 1: ability to use adverse combat conditions as personal variables]
[— Barrier Reading — Level 1: identification of passive defensive abilities in real time]
[The system notes that both abilities were learned in active combat]
[The system notes that this should not be possible]
[The system has stopped being surprised by what Kai does that shouldn’t be possible]
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[GarcíaFTW: FIVE MILLION VIEWERS IN THE BATTLE]
[NocheEterna99: TWO NEW ABILITIES LEARNED IN COMBAT. IN REAL TIME.]
[StreamerHunter: "field adaptation" — the system gave a name to what he’s been doing from the start]
[xSorinx: Jameson has +8% bonus. His viewers abandoned him during the fight.]
[Pedro_Sierra: ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ MVP PEDRO ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ WITHOUT THE CAMERA THIS WOULDN’T HAVE HAPPENED ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ]
[Deral_Bleattler: PEDRO THE HERO. PEDRO THE LEGEND. PEDRO THE SAVIOR OF THE STREAM.]
[User_7741: ヽ(°〇°)ノ FIVE MILLION ヽ(°〇°)ノ]
[GarcíaFTW: ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘ ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘ ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘]
[NocheEterna99: ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘ ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘ ┌(ಠ_ಠ)┘]
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Serah walked toward Kai.
She didn’t run. She walked — with the new stride, the one she’d changed since the treacherous floor room — and stopped beside him, looking at the burned forearm with the expression of someone taking inventory.
"How bad?" she said.
"Superficial. It didn’t reach the muscle."
"Does it hurt?"
"Yes."
Serah extended her hand toward the forearm. The silver markings on her skin glowed faintly — not combat, something warmer — and the temperature around the burn dropped two degrees.
Not healing. Just temperature relief.
"It’s what I can do," she said.
"It’s enough," Kai said.
The markings pulsed.
---
[System — notification]
[Additional SSS Entity — Lira — current distance: 3 km]
[Speed: maximum]
[The system notes that Lira accelerated when the stream reached five million viewers]
[The system also notes that it’s almost nightfall]
[The system reminds that there’s a red-eyed vampire who’s been approaching for days]
- Chapter 121: Back to Valdris
- Chapter 120: What Remains
- Chapter 119: Drak
- Chapter 118 - 4 vs 253
- Chapter 117: The Dawn
- Chapter 116: What the Culture Says
- Chapter 115: The Fracture
- Chapter 114: Sometimes it’s nice to relax by a lake
- Chapter 113: Kai vs Mara (3)
- Chapter 112: Kai vs. Mara (3)
- Chapter 111: Kai vs. Mara — (2)
- Chapter 110: Kai vs. Mara ( 1)
- Chapter 109: Lira vs. Mara (2)
- Chapter 108: Lira vs. Mara (1)
- Chapter 107: Serah vs. Mara (2)
- Chapter 106: Serah vs. Mara (1)
- Chapter 105: Lira can no longer avoid saying what she feels +18
- Chapter 104: R+18 The Night in the Camp
- Chapter 103: What She Sees
- Chapter 102: Provocations
- Chapter 101: Training
- Chapter 100: The Camp
- Chapter 99: The Warlord
- Chapter 98: The North Road
- Chapter 97: Preparation
- Chapter 96: What Isn’t Said
- Chapter 95: Resonance Training
- Chapter 94: The Dawn
- Chapter 93: The List (2)
- Chapter 92: The List (1)
- Chapter 91: Possession
- Chapter 90: The Ghost Won’t Budge
- Chapter 89: Informative
- Chapter 88: Alone
- Chapter 87: Northern Flying Fish
- Chapter 86: Rules
- Chapter 85: Crystal Oxen
- Chapter 84: Culinary Stream
- Chapter 83: Vampire with a V for Voyeur
- Chapter 82: R18— Rest at Grimvast
- Chapter 81: The Message
- Chapter 80: One Punch Kai
- Chapter 79: Was That Close?
- Chapter 78: Why Are You Suddenly So Serious?
- Chapter 77: Without Smile
- Chapter 76: The Plan Fails
- Chapter 75: Order Matters
- Chapter 74: No Rules
- Chapter 73: Adaptation
- Chapter 72: Time to Dance the Polka
- Chapter 71: Welcome to the Club
- Chapter 70: Without Record
- Chapter 69: Finally Something Interesting
- Chapter 68: The Center
- Chapter 67: The next Level
- Chapter 66: The Mirror
- Chapter 65: Kai Has Fun
- Chapter 64: Finally
- Chapter 63: Kai Got Bored Already
- Chapter 62: PoV
- Chapter 61: The Worst Punishment
- Chapter 60: The Vampire Has to Take Things Seriously
- Chapter 59: The Vampire in the Labyrinth
- Chapter 58: The She-Wolf in the Labyrinth (2)
- Chapter 57: The She-Wolf in the Labyrinth (1)
- Chapter 56: The Labyrinth
- Chapter 55: Grimvast from the Inside
- Chapter 54: Flow
- Chapter 53: Road to Grimvast With a Jealous puppy
- Chapter 52: After the Chaos, Let’s Go on a New Mission
- Chapter 51: Let’s Make a Deal
- Chapter 50: Responsibility
- Chapter 49: Just a Rumor
- Chapter 48: A vampire’s worst enemy comes to the rescue
- Chapter 47: Feast
- Chapter 46: Is there anything else I should know?
- Chapter 45: You know more about me than I know about myself.
- Chapter 44: Millions of Miles
- Chapter 43: A Thousand Years More
- Chapter 42: Vampire vs. Wolf
- Chapter 41: The Shop
- Chapter 40: Kai vs Eris (3)
- Chapter 39: Kai vs. Eris (2)
- Chapter 38: Kai vs. Eris (1)
- Chapter 37: Ancient History
- Chapter 36: Who Knew Vampire Movies Were Right
- Chapter 35: S-Rank Vampires are resilient
- Chapter 34: Welcome Back Chat
- Chapter 33: With Love, Lira
- Chapter 32: Meanwhile
- Chapter 31: Her Eminence
- Chapter 30: Mirfeld by Night (3) +18
- Chapter 29: Mirfeld at Night (2)
- Chapter 28: Mirfeld at Night (1)
- Chapter 27: Rankless (2)
- Chapter 26: Rankless (1)
- Chapter 25: Battle of Streams (2)
- Chapter 24: Battle of Streams (1)
- Chapter 23: The Love System?
- Chapter 22: A New Home for Serah?
- Chapter 21: Abandoned?
- Chapter 20: The Better Future
- Chapter 19: A.D.M?
- Chapter 18: Lord Jameson
- Chapter 17: Knock Knock
- Chapter 16: Impossible Quests
- Chapter 15: Proposition
- Chapter 14: Extermination Protocol (2)
- Chapter 13: Extermination Protocol (1)
- Chapter 12: Hunter’s Memory
- Chapter 11: The Treacherous Floor
- Chapter 10: Welcome to the Game
- Chapter 9: Jealousy and Dungeons
- Chapter 8: Pack
- Chapter 7: A New Rank Is Unnecessary
- Chapter 6: Guild Masters
- Chapter 5: First training session
- Chapter 4: It seems that an A Rank can withstand 3 hits
- Chapter 3: The Rankless Man Arrives in the City
- Chapter 2: Flee Protocol
- Chapter 1: No Sword, No Magic, No Patience
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