Hero Hack: Reversing Heroes and Raising Harem-Chapter 181: Rumblejaw Alpha’s Worst Date Night Ever

Red Demon grunted as she swung her fist.

The Rumblejaw Alpha didn’t even flinch.

It just raised its massive claw and blocked the blow like it was nothing.

"Damn it," Red Demon muttered.

The Rumblejaw Alpha let out a low growl that made the ground vibrate.

Then it lunged forward, claws flashing.

Red Demon ducked, barely dodging the first swipe.

The second came faster. She raised her arm to block.

But the beast’s [Bonequake Roar] hit her like a wall, sending her crashing into a crumbling pillar.

"Ugh!" she groaned, forcing herself to her feet.

Her left arm felt numb. Blood dripped from a gash on her forehead.

She glanced at the Rumblejaw Alpha that was already moving again.

She sucked in a breath and clenched her fist.

"Not done yet," she whispered.

The Rumblejaw Alpha lunged, its jaws wide open, showing rows of jagged teeth.

Red Demon barely had time to dodge, rolling to the side as the beast’s teeth snapped shut inches from her face.

"Close one," she muttered, breathing hard.

She tried to counterattack.

She swung her fist again with all the [Heavenly Demon Ether] she could muster.

But the Alpha’s [Earthshock Stomp] hit first, the ground shaking violently.

She lost her footing, tumbling forward.

The Alpha’s claw came down, slashing across her back.

Pain shot through her body.

She screamed, falling face-first into the dirt. fгeewёbnoѵel.cσm

"Damn it...," she hissed.

She tried to push herself up, but her arms shook.

The Alpha loomed over her, silent and merciless.

Its bone plates glowed faintly, vibrating with energy.

Red Demon coughed, blood dripping from her lips.

"Not...done...yet," she gasped.

She forced herself to stand, her legs trembling.

The Alpha roared, the sound so deep it made her teeth rattle.

It charged forward again, claws ready.

Red Demon took a deep breath, her eyes hard.

She swung her fist but it felt slow, too slow.

The Rumblejaw Alpha’s claw smashed into her side, sending her flying.

She hit the ground with a thud, rolling to a stop.

Her vision blurred. The world tilted.

She could feel the pain everywhere, but she clenched her teeth and glared at the Alpha.

"Still...not...done," she whispered.

The Alpha stood there, silent, its eyes cold and unfeeling.

Red Demon struggled to rise, her arms shaking from the pain.

Cuts and bruises covered her body. Blood dripped down her forehead.

She clenched her teeth, forcing her legs to stand.

"Come on...," she muttered, her voice trembling.

Suddenly, the [Heavenly Demon Ether] around her body surged.

Her wounds began to close, the torn flesh knitting back together.

She felt her bones harden and her muscles strengthen.

The [Heavenly Demon Body] was kicking in.

Red Demon’s lips curled into a small grin.

"So this is what it feels like," she said.

"The worse I get hurt, the stronger I become."

She flexed her fingers, and the [Heavenly Demon Ether] wrapped around her hand.

She stared at it, eyes narrowing.

"It’s... different this time," she whispered.

"It feels like it’s eating through everything it touches. Even the air."

She looked up at the Rumblejaw Alpha, which was watching her with cold, unfeeling eyes.

It took a step forward, claws scraping the stone floor.

Red Demon raised her head, her grin widening.

"Ready for round two, big guy?" she taunted.

The Rumblejaw Alpha let out a low growl, its [Bonequake Roar] vibrating through the ground.

It lunged forward, its claws slashing through the air.

Red Demon dodged left, the claws missing her by inches.

She retaliated with a punch, her [Heavenly Demon Ether] trailing behind her fist.

She struck the Alpha’s shoulder, and the dark energy didn’t just hit.

It corroded.

The bone armor sizzled as the [Heavenly Demon Ether] ate away at it.

The Alpha stumbled, letting out a low, angry growl.

Red Demon laughed, her voice sharp.

"Oh, did that hurt?" she taunted.

"You’re not the only one who can fight dirty."

The Alpha turned its head, eyes locked on her.

It swung its massive claw, but she ducked and came up under its arm.

She slammed another punch into its chest, the [Heavenly Demon Ether] burning through the bone plating.

"You like that?" she said. "How about another?"

She punched again and again, each strike faster, each one biting deeper.

The Alpha roared, stumbling backward.

Red Demon felt her energy rising, her wounds still bleeding but her body stronger than ever.

She grinned, wiping blood from her chin.

"Looks like the worse I get, the more dangerous I become," she said.

"[Heavenly Demon Body] is the best."

The Alpha swung at her, but she caught its claw with one hand.

Her [Heavenly Demon Ether] sizzled as it spread from her fingers to its bones.

The Alpha let out a deep growl, trying to pull back.

Red Demon’s eyes glowed, her breath ragged.

"You’re not going anywhere," she hissed.

With her other hand, she grabbed the Alpha’s skull.

Her fingers dug deep into the bony ridges.

She clenched her jaw, every muscle in her body tightening.

Her wounds opened again, blood mixing with sweat.

The pain was intense, but she didn’t care.

The [Heavenly Demon Body] kept her moving, repairing what it could.

She didn’t care about the pain.

She didn’t care about the blood.

All that mattered was killing the Alpha.

She let out a low laugh.

"Die... die... die," she muttered, the words like a chant.

She released everything.

Every drop of [Heavenly Demon Ether] she could gather.

The dark energy poured into the Alpha’s skull, spreading like wildfire.

The beast roared, thrashing, but Red Demon held tight.

"You’re not leaving here," she spat.

Her own bones cracked from the strain, but she kept going, pressing harder.

The Alpha’s roar turned into a whimper as its skull began to cave.

The [Heavenly Demon Ether] ate through it like acid.

"Die!" she shouted, voice hoarse. "Just die!"

With one final surge of power, the beast’s head split open, bone and dark energy spilling out.

The Alpha fell still, its eyes dimming.

Red Demon slumped, breathing hard. Her body ached, broken but healing.

She didn’t care.

She stood over the corpse, her eyes cold.

"That’s one more gift for Master," she whispered.