Invincible

For the next three days, Chu Hang vanished completely from the world.

He hovered high above the sky opposite Grayson House, observing in silence. Light warped around him. All electromagnetic waves, sound waves, and gravitational waves were drawn aside by an invisible force, bypassing the space he occupied and turning him into an absolute blind spot.

His gaze was fixed on the boy named Mark Grayson.

On the first day, Mark's life was utterly ordinary. He carried a backpack, rode his bike, greeted the neighbors warmly, and worked a boring part-time job at a fast-food restaurant. Chu Hang even watched him awkwardly try to strike up a conversation with a female classmate, only to blush all the way to his ears. Other than occasionally absentmindedly crushing his locker door out of shape, he looked no different from any ordinary high school student.

On the second day, his after-school routine changed. Mark slipped into an abandoned alley, furtively looked around, and, after confirming no one was there, forcefully kicked off the ground. With a dull sonic boom, he shot into the sky like a cannonball that had lost control.

Chu Hang raised an eyebrow.

That flying posture was practically an insult to aerodynamics. His body was stiff as a stick, his arms flailed wildly to maintain balance, and his flight path zigzagged crookedly like a drunken, clumsy bird.

His landing was even more disastrous.

Mark tried to dive from three hundred meters up and land on the rooftop of an abandoned factory on the outskirts. However, he had clearly overestimated his control. He punched straight through the concrete rooftop, and with a thunderous crash, half of the two floors below collapsed with it.

Watching the billowing cloud of dust rise, Chu Hang's mouth twitched slightly. On an interstellar battlefield, this kid