Rhys looked around him and noticed that he wasn't close to the battlefield. When the {Devil-eyed White Primate} used it's {Spatial Jump} to carry them into the sky, it took them a little farther away from the battlefield.As he could still hear the cries of battle very clearly, he figured he wasn't that far away. Hence he began a slow walk back toward the direction of the noises he was hearing.As he walked, he continued organizing his inventory...'So that's 1 spatial, 4 darkness, 20 blood, 19 nature, 22 metal, 41 wind, 20 fire, 30 earth, 20 water, 11lightning, and 22 poison mana shards. Although, that is 210 mana shards in total. Not bad at all...' Rhys said with a pleased expression on his face.If there was one thing he was happy about, it was the number of mana shards he had harvested from the battle. He had gathered a decent amount that he hadn't used previously, so they had just been sitting in his inventory as well. He was excited to see what he could do with them.'According

The relationship between symbiotes was very strict...One couldn't take more from the other, as they could only benefit mutually from one another. Once this rule was broken, and one began to take more than he gave, the relationship would automatically become parasitic.Rhys understood this well...Should he feel that Seth was becoming a parasite, he would be forced to do what he must. A parasite that was left to fester for too long would end up turning into a huge problem."Now that that's out of the way, I guess we just have to wait for the others," Seth said. He slung his rifle back into his arms in an attempt to continue where he had left off."What exactly are you doing?" Although Rhys had an idea, he wasn't entirely sure. After all, there were better ways to go about this without causing too much of a mess."What does it look like, boss? I'm getting the mana shards out. This is the easiest and most humane way to do this stuff." Seth said with a smile.'Humane my ass!' Although he

What do you think you are doing?" Zara turned her face to Rhys who walked quietly at her side and asked in a voice as cold as ice. The gaze she gave him was completely different from the one she usually gave him. This time, her eyes looked human... "What does it look like I'm doing?" Rhys answered with a shrug. She scrunched up her brows a lot in annoyance, "I made it very clear that I would be the one doing this." From the first day he had seen her, she had always acted a bit weird. She either had on an emotionless and cold face, or she just stared at him like a creep. Now, he was finally able to get a somewhat human response from her, so he chose to keep up the indifferent act to see where it took him. "Well, I fail to see how that's any of my concern." Rhys made sure to draw his words out, even finishing the sentence with a yawn to provoke a reaction from her. However, Rhys was disappointed to see that apart from a brief frown that disappeared as quickly as it came onto her fa

Compared to the outside, the gymnasium was the safest and sanest place they could find. There was also a lot of space within, so Rhys was able to get his much-needed privacy. While the interior of the gymnasium was fairly okay, that didn't mean it was at 100 percent. Some parts of the roof had caved in, and there was debris all over the place with all the equipment and furniture scattered over the place, but compared to the pile of rubble outside, it was paradise. Since they all had a day before they headed into the forest to search for a way to get to the main campus, they decided they would all do their own thing while waiting for Rhys to make his preparations. Jayden and Myles searched for survivors since there was a possibility of someone hiding out in one of the storage closets within the building to preserve their lives. They had no intentions of leaving anyone behind if they could save them. The rest of them, which included Ricky, Bryan, and Seth separated to do their own t

Rhys was able to create a special formula for the creation of skills... He realized that relying solely on the system wasn't a very wise decision. That was because the system would never provide you with an answer to a question you didn't ask. What this meant, was that while you might think you've got it all right because you asked the system, there would be many pieces of the puzzle you would miss because you either didn't ask the right questions or didn't ask enough of the right questions. All these factors could lead to incomplete information that could severely hinder growth. Luckily for Rhys, he was very observant, and he was able to notice all these things. If not, he would just roll with the information provided to him by the system without question. 'And the freaking thing charges so high as well! Fraudulent system...' If there was anything Rhys was upset about, it was the way the system took his hard-earned system points just to answer a few questions... {Replying to hos