All Chapters of Hunters: The Prequel: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Planet Celestial was an enormous planet with a diameter of almost 300,000 km. Its land was rich and vast, with ample resources for all. It had several deep seas and even deeper oceans. Fertile and rich seemed like understatements for this planet. Even with its vast land, it had only a single large and well known desert, and only a few forbidden zones. Contrary to the land mass of this great planet, the Celestials were a small race. The average number recorded for a race was a little over 10 billion. Yet the Celestials were barely up to 50 million. Because of their relatively small numbers, they occupied a small portion of Planet Celestial. However, they were strong. Their strength had made them rulers of this land and the name of their race made it obvious to all the power they held on Planet Celestial. They occupied the center (the planet is round and hence doesn't really have a center. The center here refers to the place with the best resources) of the planet

Luis was a genius amongst the Celestials. The Celestial race was one of the high races in the entire universe. So being acknowledged as a prodigy in such a powerful race meant one was a universe level genius. In the entire Celestial race, those acknowledged as geniuses for each generation were no more than ten. The older that generation got, the more relevant their talent. The Celestial race was a race of soldiers. Planet Celestial was under their rule but that rule was not a smooth one. Hence, the strong had more value than the weak. For instance, Kahn's genius was acknowledged as the best in the entire race, alongside some others. Everyone acknowledged that his talent was higher than Luis's. After all, comparing their respective achievements at Kahn's current age was enough to prove that Kahn was ahead in terms of talent- and by quite a margin too. Yet Luis and the prodigies of his generation were regarded as far more important than the talents of Kahn's gener

"I still don't understand. Although we are few in number, our battle prowess compensates for that." Kahn stated, still baffled by his sister's insinuation that the Asgardians were stronger than them. He may be a humble Greater Celestial, but there was no way he was going to accept that his race was inferior to another. Rosa smiled bitterly at her brother's words. She sensed the pride of a Celestial in him- pride that originated from lack of information. She turned to face him, her gaze serious as she said. "What I am about to say is considered classified information. This kind of information is only made privy to Celestials when they enter the Heavenly Realm. No one, I repeat no one, should be informed about this. Understood?" Kahn nodded, not yet understanding the gravity of the information he was about to receive. "You are aware that the Celestial race is a high level race. In

On a lonely road a luxurious carriage was making its way back home. The horses were big and stout, their strong hooves producing the most pleasing of sounds as they gently hit against the road surface. The carriage driver had the reins beside him, proof that he had enough trust in his horses. And why not, for who knew them better than him. They were more than capable of finding the way back on their own. His presence was for security measures. His skills of navigation only came in handy when they faced an ambush, and required a quick getaway. But for now, his interest was on scanning their path for any inconsistences and threats. "So, what did you talk about?" Rosa asked Kahn. She had moved from her end of the carriage to his. Her encroachment of his personal space portrayed just how curious she was. And why wouldn't she be? Upon returning from the washroom she found out that the atmosphere had changed. Luis had a very happy smile on his face and seemed way frie

The voice of the 6th was filled with shock. So loud was his baritone voice that he startled Mane, causing the little boy to shake harshly in his seat. Abelard noticed Mane's weird behavior. So did the twins. "What's wrong? Have you heard of it before?" Mane did not give Abe a reply. His intelligent colleague realised that the captain was lost in his thoughts. He smartly kept mute as he waited for Mane to reorient himself. "Is it your world 6th?" Back in the mind space, Mane had fully manifested himself. This meant he would not be attentive to anything that happened outside his body. Normally he wouldn't take such a risk in public. However, he had enough faith in his team members. Their strength was more than enough to deal with any threat that came their way- at least on this planet. "Why are you not answering?" Mane focused all his attention on the 6th mount