Villain: Ultimate Mutation System in the Alternate World

[System: Affirmative. You can deactivate the charm effect by accessing the settings menu and adjusting the 'Charisma Enhancement' option.]

'That's good news,' he sighed to himself. All the unwanted attention was starting to get on his nerves.

He followed the instructions and turned off the charm effect.

Immediately, the change was noticeable.

The horny women who had been surrounding him now took a step back, their expressions shifting from infatuation to curiosity.

They still admired his looks, but their fascination had dulled. It was as if a spell had been broken

One woman, who had been almost glued to his side, looked at him with a mixture of confusion and interest.

She blinked, as if coming out of a trance. Another, who had been trying to engage him in conversation, now looked puzzled, her smile fading as she tried to comprehend why he wasn't as captivating as before.

"Leave me alone," he said, his voice calm but firm. "You're all wasting my time,"

This time, they listened. Some of them even bowed their heads and apologized for the trouble they had caused.

'I can't believe it,' he muttered to himself. 'I didn't realize being this handsome would be such a hassle. Now I understand why my father rarely showed himself to the public.'

Reign had heard stories about the Evil Monarch being so good-looking that women would do anything to be close to him. He always thought these stories were just exaggerations.

Now that he was experiencing it himself, he started to think maybe those stories were true.

He hadn't even made himself look really handsome; this was just his appearance if he had turned 25, minus the white hair he had added himself.

As he walked around, he decided to find the phone shop on his own. Even with his charm turned off, he still drew a lot of attention.

People, including men, looked at him with envy and irritation, likely because his looks outshone theirs.

Finally, he found the gadget shop on his own .The shop was modern and sleek, with glass counters showcasing the latest models.

Before he could step inside, a sign caught his eye: "Please provide identification for all purchases."

He hesitated, frowning at the requirement.

'Wait, maybe I can actually use this charm thing,' he mused inwardly, noticing the sales ladies nearby whispering about how handsome he was.

The idea of leveraging his appearance to his advantage began to form, as he realized the potential benefits.

Angels often used their good looks and charming words to trick humans into worshiping them, a tactic he found revolting. Despite his strong feelings against it, he had to admit that such abilities was quite useful.

'Well, it's not that bad considering my previous record,' he thought to himself.

"Good morning," he said, his voice calm and soothing. "I was recently robbed and lost everything, including my ID. Could you direct me to someone who can help me get a new one?"

The shopkeeper looked at him with sympathy. "Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that. It must be tough."

Reign nodded, playing up his distress. "It's been a rough day. I've heard there are places around here where you can get help with identification. Can you point me in the right direction?"

The shopkeeper, moved by his story and his charming demeanor, quickly gave him directions to a local office that could help

"There's a place just a few blocks away. They should be able to assist you."

"Got it," he responded.

The shopkeeper and her colleagues all broke into smiles as he thanked them. Their eyes softened with admiration, clearly moved by his gratefulness and charm.

If he had been ugly, they might have viewed him as a potential criminal for not having an ID.

But his looks and smooth demeanor turned the situation in his favor, making them eager to assist him.

He followed the directions and arrived at a small, unassuming office a few blocks away.

The building was modest but well-kept.

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This was the first time Reign had to deal with paperwork like this on his own, since he usually had someone else take care of it for him.

"Hello, how can I assist you today?" a middle-aged man asked.

"I need to get an ID, but I don't have any record at all. Can you help me?"

The man's eyes widened in surprise.

"No record at all? That's quite unusual. Most people at least have some sort of record."

Reign nodded, understanding the middle-age man's reasoning.

"I know it sounds strange. I live in a pretty remote place and this is my first time coming close to the city. I really don't have any official records."

The man's initial concern softened as he took in Reign's appearance.

"Well, you certainly don't look like someone who would cause trouble," he said, with a hint of a smile. "It's just a bit unusual."

Reign offered a reassuring smile. "I can understand how this might seem odd. I've never needed official documents before. I just need a new ID to get by here."

"Alright, let's see what we can do." He paused, then said, "If we can't find any records, there's another way to handle this, though it's not exactly by the book."

Reign's eyes brightened, sensing an opportunity. "I'm open to any solution," he said.

Then, he reached into his pocket and pulled out a stack of credits, placing them on the desk. "Maybe we can work something out?"

The middle-age man's eyes widened as he looked at the credits, then back at Reign.

His initial skepticism gave way to a smile. "This is how the world works, I suppose," he said, sliding the credits into a drawer. "I'll make sure you get a new ID."

Reign nodded, "Okay"

With the arrangement made, he felt a weight lift off his shoulders. He was one step closer to blending in and continuing his search, now with a new ID on the way.

After finishing up at the office, he left the building and stepped into the bustling street.

He decided to look for a nearby hotel. As he walked down the street, he kept an eye out for a place to stay.

Soon, he came across a modest Inn with a clean appearance and a welcoming "Vacancy" sign.

At the reception desk, a friendly female clerk looked up from behind the counter.

"I'd like to book a room for the night," Reign said, his voice calm and collected.

The female clerk glanced at him and blushed after seeing a good looking man.

"Sure thing. We have a few rooms available. Will you be staying just for the night?"

"Yes, just for tonight," Reign confirmed. "I'm waiting for some things to be sorted out."

The clerk nodded and began the check-in process.

He handed over some credits to cover the cost of the room. After receiving the key, he headed upstairs.

In his room, he took a moment to relax.

The room was simple but comfortable, with a bed, a small desk, and a window overlooking the town.

From where he stood, he reflected on how much easier things had become with his new body, especially when it came to communicating.