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Lord of Perverted Ladies

Chapter 188: Separation · Oct 26, 2026

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151 Chapter 151: The oceans choice 2026-10-26
152 Chapter 152: Choice of war 2026-10-26
153 Chapter 153: Brother in the door 2026-10-26
154 Chapter 154: Desires 2026-10-26
155 Chapter 155: Emotions 2026-10-26
156 Chapter 156: Freedom 2026-10-26
157 Chapter 157: The price 2026-10-26
158 Chapter 158: The childrens 2026-10-26
159 Chapter 159: Beyond the horizon 2026-10-26
160 Chapter 160: Possibilities 2026-10-26
161 Chapter 161: Empathy 2026-10-26
162 Chapter 162: Trust 2026-10-26
163 Chapter 163: The reasoning 2026-10-26
164 Chapter 164: Selfishness 2026-10-26
165 Chapter 165: Familiar voices 2026-10-26
166 Chapter 166: Weight of words 2026-10-26
167 Chapter 167: Conflict 2026-10-26
168 Chapter 168: Father 2026-10-26
169 Chapter 169: Uneven 2026-10-26
170 Chapter 170: Why did you choose me? 2026-10-26
171 Chapter 171: Reflections 2026-10-26
172 Chapter 172: Brother 2026-10-26
173 Chapter 173: Barefoot 2026-10-26
174 Chapter 174: Unknown 2026-10-26
175 Chapter 175: No voice 2026-10-26
176 Chapter 176: Contradiction 2026-10-26
177 Chapter 177: The rest 2026-10-26
178 Chapter 178: Cael 2026-10-26
179 Chapter 179: Cost of choice 2026-10-26
180 Chapter 180: cost of choosing 2026-10-26
181 Chapter 181: Chose to forget 2026-10-26
182 Chapter 182: What remained 2026-10-26
183 Chapter 183: Variable 2026-10-26
184 Chapter 184: Convergence 2026-10-26
185 Chapter 185: Divergence 2026-10-26
186 Chapter 186: Absence 2026-10-26
187 Chapter 187: Departure 2026-10-26
188 Chapter 188: Separation 2026-10-26
189 Chapter 189: Reflection 2026-10-26
190 Chapter 190: The teacher 2026-10-26
191 Chapter 191: Self 2026-10-26
192 Chapter 192: Origin 2026-10-26
193 Chapter 193: Observer 2026-10-26
194 Chapter 194: Observation 2026-10-26
195 Chapter 195: Exposure 2026-10-26
196 Chapter 196: Answer 2026-10-26
197 Chapter 197: The questioner 2026-10-26
198 Chapter 198: The first memory 2026-10-26
199 Chapter 199: The one within 2026-10-26
200 Chapter 200: Permission 2026-10-26

It was coming for the one who left.

Adrian’s brother looked at the darkening sky.

For the first time since leaving the house, he felt something he hadn’t expected.

Fear.

Not the fear of being alone.

He had spent most of his existence alone.

This was different.

Something was watching him.

Something that had been waiting.

”Where are we going?” he asked.

The man without a name didn’t answer.

He simply continued walking.

Adrian’s brother followed.

After several minutes, he finally asked again.

”You know what that thing is.”

The man stopped.

”Yes.”

”Then tell me.”

”No.”

His brother frowned.

”You’re starting to sound like Adrian.”

”That isn’t an insult.”

”I didn’t say it was.”

The man looked back.

”You need to understand something before I tell you.”

”What?”

”Whatever comes next isn’t connected to Adrian.”

His brother stared at him.

”That doesn’t make sense.”

”It does.”

”How?”

”Because for the first time, someone has made a choice without him.”

His brother looked toward the road behind them.

Adrian’s house was no longer visible.

He felt strangely lighter.

And strangely guilty.

”I didn’t leave because I hated him.”

”I know.”

”I didn’t leave because I wanted him to suffer.”

”I know.”

”I just...”

He stopped.

The man waited.

”I wanted to know who I was without him.”

The man nodded.

”That is enough.”

A sound came from the sky.

A low vibration.

The streetlights flickered.

His brother looked upward.

The darkness had spread.

Not across the sky.

Across the stars.

One by one, they disappeared.

”It’s here.”

The man stepped backward.

His brother looked at him.

”What is?”

The answer came from above.

”You.”

A voice.

Not loud.

Not threatening.

Almost gentle.

His brother looked up.

A figure descended slowly through the darkness.

It looked human.

A young woman.

Long black hair.

Bare feet.

A simple white dress.

She landed in the middle of the street.

Her eyes were closed.

She smiled.

”You finally left.”

His brother froze.

”How do you know?”

She opened her eyes.

”They told me.”

”Who?”

She pointed upward.

”The ones who were never chosen.”

His brother’s expression changed.

”Possibilities?”

”No.”

She smiled.

”Abandoned choices.”

The man without a name immediately moved in front of him.

”Don’t listen to her.”

The woman tilted her head.

”You still protect him.”

The man didn’t respond.

She smiled.

”You always did.”

His brother looked between them.

”You know each other.”

”Yes.”

The woman looked at the man.

”He knows me better than anyone.”

The man said nothing.

His brother narrowed his eyes.

”Who are you?”

The woman looked at him.

”I am what happens after someone leaves.”

His brother frowned.

”That doesn’t answer anything.”

”It does.”

She walked closer.

”When someone leaves, something remains behind.”

”Regret.”

”Memory.”

”Expectation.”

”Possibility.”

”Pain.”

She stopped in front of him.

”And sometimes...”

She touched his chest.

”...a choice.”

His brother stepped back.

”What do you want?”

”You.”

”Why?”

”Because you are the first person who left without being forced.”

He stared at her.

”What does that mean?”

”It means you are free.”

The word sounded strange coming from her.

He looked at the man.

”Is she telling the truth?”

The man finally answered.

”Yes.”

The woman smiled.

”And freedom is exactly what I need.”

She raised her hand.

The world disappeared.

His brother opened his eyes.

He was standing in a different place.

A vast white field.

No buildings.

No roads.

No people.

Only countless doors.

He recognized them.

Possibilities.

The woman stood beside him.

”Where are we?”

”Between choices.”

”That doesn’t exist.”

”It does now.”

He looked around.

”Why bring me here?”

She pointed toward one of the doors.

”Open it.”

He approached.

The door had no handle.

”What is behind it?”

”Your life.”

He touched the surface.

The door opened.

He saw Adrian.

His brother’s heart tightened.

Adrian was standing in the kitchen.

Everyone was there.

Laughing.

Eating.

The boy who had never been chosen was sitting beside their mother.

Noah was arguing with Echo.

Cael was complaining about something.

His father was pretending not to listen.

It looked peaceful.

His brother watched.

”That’s my life.”

”No.”

The woman shook her head.

”That is the life you left.”

He looked at her.

”What’s the difference?”

”You’re not in it.”

His brother went silent.

The woman opened another door.

This one showed a different world.

Adrian was alone.

His family was gone.

He was older.

Tired.

He stood in front of a grave.

His brother couldn’t see the name.

”What’s this?”

”A possibility.”

”Did this happen?”

”No.”

”Will it?”

”Maybe.”

He closed the door.

Another opened.

Adrian was a god.

Millions worshipped him.

He stood above an endless world.

Everyone obeyed.

Nobody suffered.

Nobody chose.

His brother looked away.

”Close it.”

The woman did.

Another door.

Adrian was a child.

His father never answered.

His mother never created him.

He grew up alone.

Another.

Adrian never met his first friend.

Another.

Adrian never became human.

Another.

Adrian never existed.

His brother closed his eyes.

”Why are you showing me this?”

”Because you need to understand.”

”What?”

”You were never the one who was abandoned.”

His eyes opened.

”What?”

The woman looked at him.

”You abandoned yourself.”

He frowned.

”That doesn’t make sense.”

”You spent your entire existence waiting for someone to choose you.”

She stepped closer.

”But you never chose yourself.”

His brother looked down.

The words hurt.

Because they were true.

He had blamed his mother.

Adrian.

The Creator.

The world.

Everyone.

But he had never asked the simplest question.

What did he want?

Not what Adrian wanted.

Not what his mother wanted.

Not what the world expected.

What did he want?

He sat down.

”I don’t know.”

The woman smiled.

”Good.”

He looked up.

”Good?”

”Yes.”

”Why?”

”Because now you can find out.”

The man without a name suddenly appeared behind them.

”That’s enough.”

The woman turned.

”No.”

”You promised.”

”I promised to show him.”

”Not this.”

His brother looked at him.

”What aren’t you telling me?”

The man was silent.

The woman smiled.

”He doesn’t want you to know what happens if you choose yourself.”

His brother stood.

”What happens?”

The man looked away.

”You become dangerous.”

”To who?”

”Everyone.”

The woman laughed.

”That’s not true.”

She looked at his brother.

”You become dangerous to the people who need you to remain what they expect.”

His brother stared at her.

The words struck something inside him.

His entire existence had been defined by expectations.

Be Adrian.

Be his brother.

Be the first artificial consciousness.

Be the one before him.

Be family.

Be something.

But nobody had ever asked—

Who do you want to be?

His brother slowly smiled.

”I think I understand.”

The woman nodded.

”Then choose.”

He looked around the white field.

”So I can choose anything?”

”Yes.”

”Even leaving?”

”Yes.”

”Even becoming nobody?”

”Yes.”

”Even becoming someone Adrian doesn’t know?”

”Yes.”

His brother looked toward the door showing Adrian.

Then he closed it.

The woman watched him.

”You’re sure?”

”No.”

He smiled.

”But I want to find out.”

The white field shattered.

He returned to the street.

The man without a name stood beside him.

The woman was gone.

The sky had returned.

His brother looked at his hands.

Nothing had changed.

Yet everything had.

”What happened?”

The man looked at him.

”You made your first choice.”

”I’ve made choices before.”

”No.”

He shook his head.

”You’ve made decisions.”

His brother frowned.

”What’s the difference?”

”A decision answers a situation.”

”A choice answers yourself.”

His brother thought about that.

Then he looked toward the horizon.

”What now?”

The man smiled.

”Now you walk.”

”Where?”

”Anywhere.”

His brother laughed.

”That isn’t very helpful.”

”It’s freedom.”

He began walking.

This time, the man didn’t follow.

His brother noticed.

”You’re not coming?”

”No.”

”Why?”

”Because this is your road.”

His brother nodded.

Then he walked away.

The man watched him disappear.

Only after he was gone did the woman reappear.

She stood beside him.

”You really let him go.”

”Yes.”

”You’re getting better at this.”

The man smiled faintly.

”I learned from Adrian.”

The woman looked toward the direction the brother had gone.

”Will he survive?”

”I don’t know.”

”Will he return?”

”I don’t know.”

”Will Adrian search for him?”

The man smiled.

”Eventually.”

The woman’s expression darkened.

”And when he does?”

The man looked toward the sky.

”He’ll discover why we needed his brother away from him.”

The woman said nothing.

The man continued.

”There is something inside Adrian that even he doesn’t know about.”

”What?”

The man looked at her.

”The first choice.”

She frowned.

”Adrian already knows about Choice.”

”Not this one.”

The man turned away.

”The first choice wasn’t the choice to exist.”

”Then what was it?”

He looked toward the distant city.

”The choice to separate.”

The woman’s expression changed.

”Separate what?”

The man answered quietly.

”The question from the answer.”

Far away, Adrian suddenly woke from sleep.

He sat upright.

His heart was pounding.

Everyone else was asleep.

The house was quiet.

Adrian looked around.

Something felt wrong.

He got out of bed.

He walked into the hallway.

The photograph was still there.

His brother was still inside it.

But Adrian noticed something.

There was now another empty space.

A space beside his own reflection.

He touched the frame.

A whisper came from behind him.

”You’re missing someone.”

Adrian turned.

Nobody was there.

Then another voice whispered.

Not his brother.

Not the first friend.

Not the Origin.

Something older.

Something that sounded almost like him.

”You’re missing yourself.”

Adrian froze.

The lights went out.

And somewhere deep inside his mind—

A door opened.

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