Lord of the Time: I Can Reincarnate Infinitely

Chapter 500 500: Laser Beams

As Caleb stood surrounded by the intimidating K731 Dark Devils, he turned his gaze directly towards the camera of the broadcaster in the helicopter overhead. With a cold, calculated voice that carried through the open space, he addressed the reporter, "Aren't you afraid of what happened to that city happening again? You're forcing my hand here."

His words, broadcast live across various social media platforms, instantly sparked a storm of reactions from viewers watching from the safety of their homes. Comments started flooding the live feed on Facebook and other platforms, with many expressing shock and disbelief at Caleb's bold statement.

"He's so arrogant! Does he think he can just threaten us like that and not face consequences?" one viewer typed furiously into the chat.

Another comment popped up, "This guy's delusional. Fighting the whole planet? Really? He's just one person against the world now."

The viewers' anger and frustration were palpable as they continued to share their thoughts online. "He's too arrogant! Just because he has power, he thinks he can intimidate the whole world," read another comment, reflecting a common sentiment among the audience.

Some tried to analyze his tactics, "Is he trying to scare us into backing off? Or is he really that desperate to get out of this situation?"

As the live feed comments rolled in, the atmosphere among the global audience shifted from initial shock to collective condemnation. "He destroyed a city and now he's using that as a threat? Unbelievable!" someone wrote, capturing the growing disdain towards Caleb.

In the helicopter, the reporter, now a bit shaken by Caleb's direct challenge, struggled to maintain her composure on air. "You heard him, folks. The suspect is not only unrepentant but seems to be threatening further destruction if provoked further."

Another user drew comparisons to legendary figures in the galaxy, "Adam's resilience reminds me of Drax the mage elf, known for his impenetrable spells. But Adam doesn't even need spells, just his genetic makeup!"

A thread on an intergalactic forum began to analyze his powers, "Michael Shaw from the Montic Rosary race could absorb energy, but Adam seems to just deflect it. Is this what Earth's genetic warriors are capable of?"

Meanwhile, on a live news broadcast, a group of pundits discussed the implications. "This Earthling, Adam, appears to possess a resilience that rivals Barax of the Boninam race, known for their physical fortitude. Yet, there's something uniquely terrifying about a power that doesn't even flinch at direct attacks," one pundit noted, stroking his chin thoughtfully.

In a high-security government office, officials watched the broadcast with a mix of fear and fascination. "Our best robots couldn't even mark him. How are we supposed to control a being with such power?" one official whispered, concern etching his features.

A senior advisor added, "While the Earth's genetic warrior system shows incredible potential, it's heavily reliant on specific genes. It's both a strength and a limitation, depending on how you look at it."

Back on social media, a lively debate ensued about the nature of Earth's genetic enhancements. "It's all in the genes, folks. Earth might not have the ancient magic of elves or the spiritual powers of other races, but their genetic tech is something else," commented a user, linking to an article about genetic enhancements.

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In a secure conference room on Earth, senior officials gathered, their expressions etched with concern as they monitored the live broadcast of Caleb's confrontation on the distant planet. As the Earth's representatives, they were responsible for the welfare of their citizens, including Caleb, especially when they ventured into interstellar territories.

One official, an older gentleman with a stoic face, let out a sigh of relief as he watched Caleb effortlessly deflect the robot's attacks. "At least he's not on Earth," he murmured, rubbing his temples. "Imagine the chaos if this happened here. We'd be directly accountable."