Hero of the Assassin

A LitRPG HaremLit of Superheroes and Telekinetic Shadows

De: Marko Duskborn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One year to turn a killer into a hero. She’s counting the days—and the bodies.

Dr. Dante Krueger thought Zara’s frozen rage was unstoppable. He thought Thea’s shattered mind was unfixable. But Senna “Nightblade” Blackthorne is something worse: unrepentant.

A contract assassin with a confirmed body count in the triple digits, Senna is driven by a code so ruthless even other villains fear her. Confined in a maximum-security cell designed to counter her hyper-lethal skills, she’s classified as:

SUBJECT: Senna “Nightblade” Blackthorne
TRUST LEVEL: 5/100 (Extremely High Risk)
MORAL ALIGNMENT: -85 (Villain Territory)
STABILITY: 51/100
DAYS REMAINING: 312
STATUS: Rehabilitation or Execution

The Phoenix Initiative has never faced a subject with no remorse, no guilt, and no interest in redemption. Her kill record? A resume. Her therapy sessions? A joke.

But as Dante digs deeper, he discovers the fractures hidden under Senna’s flawless precision. There are loyalties that still haunt her. A lost sister. A broken promise. And a glimmer of something like hope—if he can reach it before her programming and past obligations drag her back to the kill order.

Meanwhile, outside the cell walls, the Phoenix Initiative faces its worst threat yet. Political sabotage, assassination plots, and enemy operatives targeting the program itself. The public is running out of patience. The heroes want the villains executed.

And Senna? She might be the only one capable of stopping a conspiracy that could destroy everything—if she can be convinced not to finish what she started.

In a twisted dance of predator and protector, Senna and Dante must navigate trust, trauma, and the hard edges of a heart long thought dead. Their stats update with every choice. Their bond is measured in stability scores and moral alignments.

Because in the end, saving a killer isn’t just about second chances. It’s about proving that even a blade can protect instead of destroy.

If you love:
✅ Deadly but morally complex antiheroines
✅ HaremLit layers of tension, jealousy, and complicated loyalties
✅ LitRPG/GameLit psychological stats tracking trust and morality
✅ Redemption arcs with authentic emotional stakes
✅ Thrilling, high-stakes superhero drama with a dark twist

…then Hero of the Assassin will keep you turning the pages late into the night.

⚠️ Warning: Contains mature themes including references to assassination, trauma, and morally complex relationships. Intended for adult readers who enjoy flawed characters on a path to redemption.

“Some blades are forged to kill. Others can be reforged to protect.”