Welcome everyone to another chapter of "Grimm's Evolution".

I know it has been over a month since the last update, but if you all check my profile from time to time, you would know that I was quite busy in the last few weeks. Mostly doing shit for my University. Some of you probably will ask why I didn't update this story while I had no problem updating "Road to Power". The answer is quite simple, my HP/Avengers story takes less work to plan and write, and the chapters for it are shorter.

I could make shorter chapters for this fic too, but I don't want to. I have my reasons for this decision.

Now that Christmas is coming I will have some free time to do whatever I want. I am not really sure when this chapter will be out as even if I finish it today then Crow still needs to do his beta work, but I will try to release another chapter before the holidays are over.

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Chapter 10. Search and Destroy

If I had to be honest here, then I would without any doubt say that I didn't expect to get a human form that soon. Oh, I knew that I would gain it in the future. I possessed the gamer system and there wasn't much that it couldn't do.

So now that I finally evolved and transformed into my human form for the first time, my previous reaction was quite understandable. Even though I couldn't see my face or a few other parts of my body, I could perfectly see most parts of it.

Still, it wasn't even about seeing as I could feel the difference between the normal human body and what I just gained. After all, I was a human once and if I remembered correctly I never had anything going out of my tailbone. I turned around and groaned at the sight of my new appendage lying behind me.

I had a fucking tail...

Yes, a goddamn tail, that was covered in pure black scales, was probably as long as my new body, and its end could probably skewer through things just like my original tail could. It lacked any spikes, but that wasn't surprising.

Now, this single addition wasn't too bad as I could just play it off as my fanus heritage and with a tail, I would be much deadlier in a fight. Tyrian looking at you here, you insane bastard.

Unfortunately, this wasn't the only change to my human form as I looked at my left arm.

Unlike my right arm, this one looked like it was taken straight from my dragon form and attached to the human body. Just like my tail, it was completely covered in black scales that went up to my shoulder. Instead of a normal human hand and fingers, I had five sharp claws. Thankfully it was capable of the same movement as my right hand and making a fist or grabbing things was still possible. There were also a few small spikes on it and I already knew that long sleeves just wouldn't work.

It also felt stronger than the rest of my human body, well except for the tail. I was curious if my scales meant that my armor still applied to my draconic arm and tail. It definitely would be useful in the future, even if hiding those transformed appendages would be a pain in the ass.

I had some ideas for clothing that would make it possible, but I would need to gather more human clothes to make it happen. For now, the clothes I gathered from bandits should be enough.

And yes I was still a male. It was the first thing I checked, thank you very much. Even though I was a Grimm now, it didn't mean that I would be alright with a sudden change to my gender.

It took me a few minutes to find clothes that would suit me, but in the end, I geared myself in some old combat shoes, cargo pants that needed some modification for my tail, and a shirt that barely fit me. It also didn't help that I almost shredded the clothing when I tried to put it on using my draconic arm.

"Alright, let's see the face," I murmured after I brought out another Scroll from my inventory.

My voice also went through a small change. In my dragon form, it was always rough and a bit higher. Now though it was much softer, at least I still sounded like a normal adult male. It even reminded me a bit of my old voice. Oh well...

I looked down at the confusing piece of technology in my hands and frowned. I didn't really know how to use it but, Neo showed me enough so accessing the camera shouldn't be that big of a problem.

It took me a few minutes, but finally, the light from the Scroll lit up almost half of the cave and for the first time in this life I got a look at my new human face. Got to say, I definitely didn't look bad.

If I had to guess from my appearance alone, this form was probably in its early twenties which would match my age before my death. My face was matured but it still showed signs of youth. My hair was black - no surprise here - and it was cut short, which I was thankful for. I hated having long hair, it only got in the way. Unfortunately, I had a short stubble growing on my face. Something to definitely get rid of as it would only annoy me.

There was one very interesting thing about my hair. Unlike in my last life, where my hair was always mostly soft when I ran a hard through it, this time it was almost rigid, like it was made of completely different material…

Right, "mostly human form".

Apart from that the rest of my facial features were normal. I still had the red eyes of my Grimm form, but they didn't really look that unnatural. Qrow and Raven had red eyes and no one questioned it so why should I worry?

I sighed lightly and returned the Scroll to my inventory. It was time to go back to Neo and surprise her with my change. It was a shame she couldn't talk as I was pretty sure that her reaction would be hilarious.

As I walked through the cave, I almost fell down a few times. I might have been a human once, but I was used to movement with Grimm's body and now I needed to get familiar with this new form. At least I knew how to control my tail…

I did fall down a few times… It was embarrassing and I was so glad that no one could see me. I really didn't expect this to be so hard. I was a human once for crying out loud.

Thankfully when I arrived in the main chamber of the cave I noticed it was empty. The sun was already up and some of its rays came through the cave's entrance. Hopefully, it would provide some warmth for Neo as after my evolution I couldn't care less about cold.

As Neo was still probably asleep a plan formed in my mind. With a grin, I walked towards the tent and almost shouted, "Wakey, wakey Neo! You slept enough and we have a lot to do today."

Instantly I heard something shifting inside the tent and a moment later Neo stuck her head outside while rubbing her eyes from sleep. The moment she set her gaze on me, her mouth and eyes opened wide, before she backtracked inside the tent.

I laughed loudly at the little girl's reaction. Gods, I am a mean bastard.

I probably shouldn't have introduced my new form like that, but I couldn't help myself. I didn't get much entertainment nowadays, so I wasn't going to miss such an occasion.

"Neo," I called out one more time, "Come on, it is me Umbra. I know it might sound and look unbelievable, but it is really me, I just gained a new... body."

For a moment I thought that I would need and get her out by force - and wouldn't that be interesting. Thankfully a minute or so later, Neo came out from the tent with her face set in a frown, and in her hands was a Scroll that showed only one word.

"Explain."

Now I could completely ignore her and go on my merry way, which shouldn't surprise Neo as I stated in my rules that there wouldn't be any questions about my abilities. But I guess showing up in a completely different body deserved at least some explanation. After all, I was going to live with her for the next few weeks, so some trust between us would certainly be useful.

"I told you that I won't talk about my abilities," Neo instantly went to write something, but I stopped her with a raised hand, "But, I am willing to at least partially explain how I became this," I said motioning to my body.

This apparently placated the girl and she put away the Scroll and looked at me with a raised eyebrow.

"As you can see, I gained the body of a human... well mostly. My main form is still the Grimm form you are familiar with, but thanks to my ability to 'evolve', I can gain abilities that other Grimm could only dream of. Don't ask me why I can do this as even I am not sure. I am just happy to not be another of those mindless beasts," I explained as best as I could. Apart from my ability to evolve, I didn't give her anything important.

I wasn't sure if my explanation worked as Neo only furrowed her brow in thought and didn't even try to write anything on her Scroll.

Finally, after a minute of just staring at each other, the girl sighed and finally typed something on the Scroll, "So now that you are human we can learn together?"

I shrugged, "I guess so. I need to learn how to use this form but remember that being a Grimm is more natural for me, so I won't stay in this body for too long," I paused for a moment and looked around, "Alright go and change. I want to test a few things so we will be going outside for some time."

The girl smiled widely at my announcement. Staying too long in a cave probably wasn't right with her... Not that I could blame her, but she was safer here and before she learned how to defeat some low ranked Grimm by herself, she wasn't going outside without me or Bob. If I was going to take care of her, I would at least make sure that she survived.

Still, I wouldn't be held responsible for her mental health when I would be done with her. No really, I couldn't be sure what her mental state would be after living with a weird Grimm in the wild for a few months.

With a shake of my head, I cleared my mind and transformed into my Grimm form. Oh, how good it felt to finally have four normal limbs.

Not much later Neo came out from her tent dressed in clothes that definitely didn't suit her, but would be perfect for today. Not that she really got any clothes that would be good for her, but now that I had a human form I could probably fix this problem with a visit to the nearest village. I just needed to find a way to hide my left arm.

The girl didn't even wait for me to say anything and just hopped onto my back. If she was surprised about my bigger form she didn't show it and just grabbed one of my spikes so she wouldn't fall.

At least she didn't try to complain that it was uncomfortable. I was not a horse and if someone ever tried to suggest making a saddle for me I would eat them alive. Mark my words.

With everything ready, I didn't wait any longer to leave the cave and fly into the sky. I already knew a good place for me to test a few things and if I was lucky then I might even encounter some Grimm for my experiments.

In the end, I was right and when we arrived in a forest clearing down in the mountains I already spotted a few Grimm around with my new Hunter Pulse. I was glad that it sensed Grimm even if their "alive" status was very questionable.

Now the question was, what should Neo do during the time I tested my new abilities?

I could have her train her Aura further, but that would be a waste of time as she could do that in our cave... It would be probably a good idea to start her on some physical training. I didn't know how well it would help her, but it definitely couldn't hurt.

Still, there was one more thing I could teach her - or try to teach as I never tried it - and it would let me check how armored my human form was.

Using guns that I looted from the bandits. It was a perfect idea, after all, what could go wrong when a twelve-year-old girl and a Grimm tried to use firearms for the first time in their life. I just hoped that the system wouldn't leave me hanging and give me some kind of gun mastery or something like that.

Thankfully this time the Game was on my side and after about two hours of me and Neo messing around with some simple pistols I finally gained a skill called "Firearm Mastery". It wasn't anything special as it just helped me with gun handling and accuracy, but it was enough to give me the required knowledge to use them.

From there I just showed Neo the ropes and after another hour or so, she could use a weak pistol quite nicely. It was scary how good the girl was with guns. If I didn't have the gamer system it would be her teaching me and wouldn't that be embarrassing.

"Alright Neo, now it is time for some target practice. Shoot me in my left hand," I finally said.

The girl looked at me like I was an idiot making me grin, "Oh don't look at me like that. We both know that a shitty weapon like that can't hurt me and I want to test the arm," I said while flexing my scaled arm.

Neo only sighed before she raised her gun and started shooting at my extended arm. She of course missed all of them apart from the one bullet that hit me in the torso. Thankfully I learned some time ago how to shield only some parts of my body with Aura so the projectile simply bounced off.

It took a few more tries for Neo to finally hit my arm and just like I expected the bullet did completely nothing. I smirked widely at the thought of how I would be able to use this arm to surprise my enemies if an occasion ever came by.

With my little test being successful, I told Neo to go and practice some more with other guns but to always keep her Aura up. Yeah, I might be slightly irresponsible, but Neo wasn't stupid or she wouldn't have survived that long. Again her mental state was completely another case. After all, she decided to live with a Grimm instead of humans.

Shaking my head in amusement I opened my skill menu and Grinned at the sight of my new skills.

After a short inspection of the skills, I suddenly yelped as a rain of bullets fell on the clearing with a few hitting me in the back. It definitely stung a bit and took a bit of my HP as I dropped my Aura shield before. How stupid of me…

I slowly turned around, my eyes twitching wildly as my sight fell upon Neo lying on the ground. Her face was set in a pout as she looked at the large assault rifle in her lap.

I sighed in exasperation, maybe my instructions were too vague.

"Neo!" I shouted to get the girl's attention, "When I said other weapons, I meant something your size!"

The girl sent a nasty glare at me, but it was ruined by the still visible pout. This girl… Why did I even take her in anyway?

"Oz, do you have a moment to talk?" Qrow's voice asked after Ozpin picked up the call.

"If it is something important then I can find a moment to spare," the headmaster replied as he sipped his coffee, "What happened Qrow, I didn't expect a call from you for at least another week or so."

Qrow's image on the screen ran a hand through his hair in frustration, "Yeah me neither. To be honest I thought that I would be back in Vale a few weeks ago after I found nothing about Merlot or the magical outbreak."

Ozpin frowned at the statement, "I thought that you were still searching after you requested more time. Especially when I told you about the second wave of magic I felt."

"I did," Qrow's tired voice quickly answered, "But like I told you earlier, I can't sense magic and with only a vague direction, I couldn't find anything."

The Headmaster's frown deepened, "Then I don't understand. What's with the delay?"

Ozpin knew that Qrow frequently delayed his return from missions, but he always told the headmaster the reason for the setback. This time the older man was sure that the male Branwen was just following another lead about the second magical outbreak that Ozpin barely felt about two weeks ago. To be told otherwise, confused the headmaster a lot.

"I happened upon something very intriguing and I just couldn't stop myself from investigating," Qrow began, "You see it only took me a few days with my abilities to search through the area you told me about. So after my failure, I stopped in the nearest village to rest before going back to Vale. Imagine my surprise when I heard the most unbelievable story in one of the inn's."

Ozpin palmed his face when he heard the mention of an inn. Normally something like that wouldn't cause such a reaction from the man, but this was Qrow and Ozpin already heard his fair share of the Branwen's stupid stories.

"Qrow, if this is another one of your idiotic jokes, then I will make sure that your next mission will be in Atlas. We both know how you feel about this place," Ozpin warned.

Qrow quickly waved his hands and chuckled lightly, "Nothing like that Oz... It is quite serious," to the older man's surprise Qrow's voice sobered during the last sentence.

Ozpin nodded and motioned him to continue, "Apparently the area around the village had a lot of problems with bandits in the last few months. They were mostly kidnapping children and women while killing the males if they had an opportunity. Unfortunately, due to some external and internal reasons, the village couldn't inform Vale of the problem and was left to fend for themselves... At least until a few weeks ago when suddenly all the kidnapped people just came back."

Ozpin furrowed his brow and asked, "Just like that?"

Qrow nodded, "Just like that... Of course, it was too interesting to be left alone so I went around and asked a few questions. No one really wanted to talk with me, but one woman told me that one day they suddenly heard the sound of fighting, and sometime after this the doors to their cages just opened. She also gave me the directions to the bandit camp," Ozpin then got a notification on his scroll and noticed that Qrow sent him some files, "Look at those Oz."

And he did.

The pictures of slaughtered bandits and half-destroyed camp greeted him. It wasn't an easy sight, but the ancient headmaster was already used to such things. Ozpin sighed and looked at each photo thoroughly, "They were killed by Grimm, not humans."

Qrow nodded, "I know, but the question is, if Grimm killed them, then why they left the prisoners? It just doesn't make sense."

Ozpin didn't know how to answer as Qrow was right that this situation didn't make any sense. Could there be someone else there that took care of the Grimm and then freed the prisoners? Or maybe it was Salem who was trying to distract Ozpin from whatever she was doing now. It certainly was working...

"Did you find anything else there?"

Qrow shook his head, "Apart from rotting corpses, not really. The place was completely looted, but that could have been anyone... I didn't really know what to do with this discovery so I decided to just visit a few more villages and maybe find more bandit camps."

"From your expression, I can say that you found something," Ozpin noted.

The Brawnen sighed deeply, "The other villages didn't have much to say, but I did find two more slaughtered camps. I don't know if those weren't just normal Grimm attacks, but there's something fishy going on here Oz. I found a lead to another camp yesterday so I am going to check it out before coming back to Vale. I doubt I will find anything, but it can't hurt to see. Oh and Oz, anything new on Merlot?"

Ozpin shook his head, "Not much. Apparently, he was spotted somewhere in Atlas, but it is nothing confirmed."

"Sneaky bastard," Qrow murmured, "Anyway Oz, I will be off. See you in a week."

"Good luck Qrow," Ozpin said before ending the connection and leaning back in his chair. This conversation only left Ozpin wearier and wearier. Something was going to happen soon and the headmaster doubted it would be anything good.

I grinned mentally as I pumped about half of my MP into my next attack. My jaw opened and the sound of thunder fell upon the bandit camp that became my next target. Lightning escaped my mouth and pulverized about half of the small camp. It definitely was a powerful ability and after overpowering it with more MP it was straight deadly.

The bandits never knew what happened as I along with Bob swept into the camp and began to tear apart everything we met on our way. Spikes flew in every direction ending the lives of those misfortunate to be in their path.

Bob ran around the camp in circles with his newly evolved wings, that cut in half every bandit he jumped on. I definitely wasn't regretting spending those three evolution points to give my subordinate better armor and attack power. It already came in handy a few times.

I roared again as a mass of bullets simply bounced off my scales before closing the distance between me and my assailants with a well-placed charge. The outcome was quite gruesome as each of them was completely crushed and blood splattered in every direction. Definitely not the best of my ideas...

There were a few brave - or rather stupid - souls that decided to run at me with knives or some makeshift melee weapons. They never reached me as I simply threw a few bolts of lightning that pierced their bodies, killing them instantly. Such was the fate of bandits that didn't have any protection or Aura. I simply loved how useful my new elemental affinity was, even though it drained my MP faster than anything else I could use.

It got better with a few levels and the boost to my max MP and regen after I reached the first milestones for intelligence and wisdom. Unfortunately, I was still far from using it constantly in a battle.

At least after it reached level ten it gave me the ability to combine my lighting with some of my skills. Lightning spikes were very deadly.

I shook my head as I slashed another idiot with my claws that decided to get close before looking around as complete silence fell upon the camp.

"That was it, huh?" Yes, it was, not that I should be surprised. Unlike most of the camps I raided, this one was smaller and no one even had Aura to defend themselves. This entire fight maybe took about two minutes.

It was terrifying how easily I went through the process of slaughtering camp after camp of humans. I knew that I shouldn't be so indifferent to this, but for some reason I was. Those people might have been monsters. But now I was just another monster fighting monsters.

I enjoyed the fighting, but the carnage I left behind didn't move me as much as it did after my first raid. I was changing, I knew that, but was it a good change? To kill everything that stood in my way?

I didn't know why I was changing so fast. Was it the gamer system or maybe my existence as a Grimm? I had no clue.

Deep inside I feared that I would lose myself to this process and become just another mindless beast flying around Remnant. I needed to somehow stop it, to find a way to escape it, but I didn't know how...

I chuckled bitterly and looked at Bob who just landed next to me, "Go and scout the perimeter. Kill any Grimm that will approach and inform me if you see anything other than Grimm."

I turned away from Bob before I realized that he didn't fly away. I groaned in frustration, "Oh for fucks sake, just fly around the camp."

Finally, the Grimm flew away and I was left with a camp full of bodies. This was probably the fourth camp I hit after evolving two weeks ago. I did it for a few reasons. Supplies for Neo and I, testing my abilities and just overall clearing those idiots that had camps in the territories near the mountains.

They also counted as temporary territories so I at least gained some nice rewards after clearing them. If I found any prisoners then I freed them, but this time I didn't always bother with leading them to villages as I had no clue where they lived. I was down to help sometimes, but I wouldn't go out of my way to save everyone. Well, I tried to help the kids, but mostly did that so I wouldn't feel guilty later on.

Overall those past few weeks were good if you ignore the shift in my personality. I got a bit stronger, leveled some skills, took care of Neo, and explored more of the map. Usually, the camps had some info about other bandits in the nearest vicinity so at least I didn't have any problems with finding them. From what I gathered this one was just a small outpost, but I hoped that it would still have some supplies.

As I walked around the camp collecting things I opened my notifications and almost stopped when I saw one of them.

[Level 25 of Aura reached. Do you wish to unlock your Semblance?]

You are shitting me, right?! That was why it took me almost two weeks to get a single level in 'Aura'?!

If so, then I forgive you everything Game. Now gimme my Semblance! I waited too long for it and I wanted it now.

[Semblance menu has been added. Congratulations.]

[Semblance: Legion (Passive/Active) lvl: 1 (0%)

Your body is a weapon. You can now change some parts of your body into previously unlocked shapes. You won't gain a skill to measure your mastery with those weapons, but their use will be instinctual and get better with higher levels of 'Legion'. New weapons can be unlocked through different events or gaining more experience with your semblance. With enough power, your weapons can pierce any armor. Can be used in human form.

-Damage: Depends on the weapon, strength, and the level of Legion

-Cost: One time upon activation, depends on the form

Current forms:

-Claws: Updated version of your draconic claws. They are sharper, longer and stronger (Cost: 600 MP)]

Wait, wait, wait!

I got some real Prototype vibes from this. I loved the series and this Semblance just solved my weapon problem.

Now I just need to see what it is capable of, I thought giddily, Oh, Game, you don't even know how much I love you now.

With just a thought, I activated my Semblance and watched as the spikey end of my tail transformed into five sharp claws about two times longer than my draconic claws. I did a few test swings and was surprised that it didn't mess my control of the tail. Well, that answered the question if I could use it with my tail.

Next, I transformed into a human and did the same for both of my arms. Like the description said the claws on my left arm got sharper and longer, while my right arm got covered in scales and the same claws appeared instead of my fingers.

"Damn, I wonder if I'll get the blades later on," I whispered in awe as I observed my new claws. And here I feared that I would get a useless Semblance.

I chuckled loudly before dismissing the claws and going back to work. I still had some looting to do and from what I saw in one of the tents, a lot of papers to go through... I hated this part of my raids.

After some long and grueling flight, I finally reached my lovely cave. Mine and Neo's home changed a lot during those few weeks. For one the entrance was no longer massive, but just large enough to fit a human. It definitely made the cave more secure even if almost anyone could still walk straight through the entrance without a problem.

The inside on the other hand was looking a bit more homely or as homely as a large cave could be… The large amount of loot lying around definitely didn't help.

Those changes were only possible thanks to my experiments with dust. Somewhere along the line, I received a skill to absorb the energy in the dust crystals. In return, I could use the absorbed element for the next minute with about ten percent of my MP. A pretty useful skill, but very inconvenient to use in my Grimm form.

When I first gained the skill, I had the brilliant idea of upgrading our cave. After all, the earth dust could manipulate rocks, so why not the cave?

Yeah, I almost caved in our home after my first few tries. Not the best of my ideas… It just proved that even if I get a new skill, I shouldn't just rush into things.

Oh well, you learn something new every day.

All in all, when I finally gained average control of the skill, I made some changes to the cave. My young student was happy with what I had done, even if her reaction to my failed experiments wasn't… nice.

Unfortunately, it also led to Neo demanding from me to teach her how to use dust. The less said about those lessons, the better. I still shuddered at the image of Neo throwing around activated dust like a madwoman. And the girl had the gale to remind me that I almost destroyed our home when she wasn't better.

Now I was sure that it wasn't her time with Torchwick in canon that messed up her mind or maybe I just had the same effect on her...

Snorting quietly I looked around and was glad that Neo was already asleep. I simply sat on one of the chairs I looted from one of my raids and took out the documents I got from the last bandit camp.

It was a few hours later when I finally found something interesting and grinned at the single page in my hands. It spoke about a planned meeting between bandits from another camp that I destroyed a few days ago and a potential buyer for some goods. It didn't specify what goods, but I had a good idea about it, considering the amount of human trafficking in this region.

"A meeting you say eh? It would be such a shame if someone was to intercept it."

And here we are. Some progression and an introduction to a new arc that will be beginning in the next chapter. The action is coming very soon.

Finally, I introduced Umbra's Semblance. For those that played Prototype, they won't have a problem understanding it, and those that didn't? Weill, I hope I explained it well enough.

Like you all saw I also introduced 2 new skills in these chapters that didn't get any official gamer notification. Those are "Firearms Mastery" and "Dust Absorption". The first one is self-explanatory, while the second one I described a bit in this chapter. If you want an official skill just let me know and I will create a description with numbers for it.

Now as we had a time skip during this chapter, here is the stat sheet and a few more notifications.

Have a good day/night.

PS: Remember, I created a Discord server for all those interested. And please follow the rules. LINK: discord. gg/ b7JaQcpuc7 (Just delete the spaces.)

STATUS:

Name: Umbra

Race: Soul Grimm

Title: Young Grimm

Level: 18 (7780/9000) (Only one level up as he didn't fight anything strong during those 2 weeks.)

Evolution Stage: Draconic 3 (17%)

HP: 1725

MP: 1756

STR: 32 + (25%) = 40

VIT: 35 + (25%) = 43.75

DEX: 40 + (25%) = 50

INT: 27 + (50%) = 40.5 (1st milestone: +25% Max MP)

WIS: 27 + (50%) = 40.5 (1st milestone: +2% MP regen)

LUC: 25 (he invested another 10 points into it during the time skip)

Elemental Affinity: Lightning

SP: 85 | EP: 3 ( Used 3 for Bob's Evolution, and gained a few from clearing territories)

Lien: 30170

Skills didn't really change that much so I will just skip it.

BOB STATUS:

Name: Nameless

Race: Bonded Grimm (Swift Wyvern)

Level: 12

Evolution Stage: 2

HP: 1250

MP: 0

Tier: D-

Current Evolutions and abilities: Full weak armor, Very high movement speed, Very low intelligence, Very advanced senses, Negativity absorption, Bladed wings