All Chapters of Omnix: Celestial system : Chapter 131
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Chapter 130: Titans Armour Set
Back when he first got the system and needed to choose a new weapon, Hal had briefly scrolled past the Titan Armour Set. At that time, it was still locked, so he didn’t know what it was. But as he leveled up and grew stronger, the lock eventually broke — revealing the equipment hidden inside it.Now, the moment had finally come.Tti-ring![You have received the first reward.][Item, ‘Titan Armour Set’ has been acquired.][This item is a Set-type, and is composed of three pieces.]Hal watched with anxious breath as the notification expanded.[The first piece of the Titan Armour Set is the Titan’s Breastplate.][The second piece is the Titan’s Fist.][The third piece is the Titan’s Boots.]Then...A circle of shimmering light materialized before Hal, rotating slowly like a glowing ring fallen from the heavens. Hal straightened on the edge of his bed, eyes locked on the display, heart pounding with a childlike excitement he hadn’t felt in a long time.There it was.The reward he had been
Chapter 131: Revelations(1)
Hal’s blood was still pumping with excitement. The first reward had been insane, and the rush of power from it hadn’t fully settled in his veins yet. His fingers twitched in anticipation as he dragged the interface back up. “Alright… second reward.” He said, tapping it quickly. [Reward 2: +20 Intelligence.] Hal dumped all 20 points into Intelligence without hesitation, then he exhaled slowly. Everything… was going according to plan. “Now for the last reward.” Reward 3 had been sitting there, untouched, ominous in its vagueness. He was really curious what it would be. Despite being totally satisfied with the first reward, Hal couldn't deny the little nervousness he felt as he claimed the ominous third reward. [Reward 3: Unknown Reward.] Hal narrowed his eyes; he disliked unknown stuffings. They meant possibilities… and risks. “Unknown reward, huh?” He rubbed his palms together. “Let’s see what you’re hiding.” He tapped Claim. The interface flickered. [Reward 3 has been mad
Chapter 132: Revelations (2)
The first card hovered into the air, trembling as if resisting its own unveiling. Lines of molten gold crawled across its surface, forming symbols Hal didn’t recognize, they were ancient and comical. The Celestial Interface drifted closer beside him, its form stabilizing into a clearer humanoid outline. The light making up its face rippled softly. Hal exhaled slowly. “...this really is getting serious, how unnerving?" He asked The system replied. And the second card burst open. THE FIRST UNIVERSE — ALTIS PRIME The hologram expanded, sweeping Hal into an endless cosmic vista. A colossal ring-shaped world rotated beneath him, its edges glowing with blue plasma. A breathtaking megastructure, half natural, half engineered. It was as if an entire planet had been forged into a weapon. Hal blinked. “What the hell… is that?” The inhabitants carved continents into perfect rings, orbiting a neutron star. The scene shifted to different backgrounds and locations as th
Chapter 133: Revelations (3)
The words sounded strange, unbelievable, and damning all at once to Hal. _Our recent advancement in science… surely nuclear weapons capable of destroying half of Earth in one go can do something… something to stop that bastard…_ The system remained silent and floated before him, its glow faint, almost sympathetic, as if it was giving him a moment to cling to his last sliver of hope before tearing it away. _Fine… then the Hunters. All S-Rank Hunters combined—surely they can put a stop to him. Definitely…_ "The civilization of the Primes was five times more advanced in science than Earth currently is." "And he started his hunt with them." Five times more advanced. Those words didn’t just break Hal’s confidence. They obliterated it. What kind of existence did this have on a civilization that advanced? Was there truly no hope? Was Earth fated to crumble just like the others? “This can’t happen to Earth,” Hal whispered through gritted teeth. “I won’t allow it.” Krygios was a be
Chapter 134: Revelations (4)
The twenty-first card hovered above Hal, blazing like a miniature star. Its edges crackled, sparks cascading off it like fragments of reality shedding away. Hal swallowed hard, unable to utter a word. The Celestial Interface floated beside him, a shimmering hologram of faint light and shifting symbols. The card shattered into tiny pieces, a fragmented world. A horizon unfolded before Hal as someone tearing open space itself, and his surroundings flipped over. He was no longer standing on reflective glass; instead, he now hovered above a planet. Vast oceans of silver-blue light. Cities carved from translucent crystal. Massive floating spires rising into the clouds like reverse waterfalls. The entire world pulsed with power, a living energy so pure that Hal felt his skin prickle. “…Damn.” This word involuntarily escaped from his mouth. It was beautiful. Unreal. Like a utopia designed with no limits, no poverty, no chaos, no decay. A race of tall, luminous humano
Chapter 135: The Future and Now (1)
Chapter 135 For a long moment, Hal didn’t breathe. Fifty percent. Half. A coin toss. A knife balanced on its edge. A silent, merciless probability hanging over the fate of Earth and everyone he cared about. “…Fifty percent,” Hal repeated under his breath, as if saying it aloud might change the number. It didn’t. The words felt heavy in his mouth, heavier in his chest. “My world… my sister… only has a fifty percent chance of survival?” The Celestial Interface hovered still, its form dimmed slightly, as though giving him space for the weight of the revelation to settle. Hal’s throat tightened. The earlier awe, the fury he felt while watching the fall of the Veyri Hai, the memory of their final stand—it all twisted together inside him into something cold and suffocating. A fifty percent chance. “That’s not enough,” Hal whispered. His hands trembled. He clenched them into fists, nails digging into his palms. “That’s… not enough.” He felt powerless again. Like the weak boy staring
Chapter 136: The Future and Now (2)
The morning air in Kansas City felt unusually still, as though the world itself was holding its breath. Hal stood quietly at the small dining table, pen hovering over a sheet of paper. The apartment was dim, sunlight leaking gently through the curtains, brushing over the framed photos of him and Bethany on the wall.Bethany would wake soon.She’d come out rubbing her eyes, asking where he was. She’d just gotten him back after a full week of unexplained absence… and now he was leaving again.Hal exhaled softly.He finished the last line of the note:“....I’ll be back soon, Beth. Don’t worry. Eat breakfast. – Hal.”He stuck the note to the fridge door with a strawberry-shaped magnet, then glanced back toward Beth’s room. Silence. He smiled faintly.“She’ll kill me when I get back…”Bethany was greatly excited when she saw him last night, and would have loved to stay up with him to hear some 'hunting-gist' as she had put it. Still, due to fatigue from the school field trip, which she ha
Chapter 137: The Future and Now (3)
The Testing Reception Room was colder than Hal remembered. He stepped inside after paying at the counter and found himself surrounded by a half-dozen chairs arranged in a nervous semicircle. Holographic posters lined the walls—“Know Your Limitations”, “Safety First, Hunter Second”, and the classic “Reassess Responsibly.” Hal sat down quietly, three others were already there, each clearly waiting for their turn to be evaluated. They all looked anxious, with their feet tapping, knees bouncing, and strained expressions. Exactly how Hal used to sit during his first assessment all those years ago. _Feels like forever now_ he thought, leaning back comfortably. He crossed his arms and exhaled. There was no tension in his shoulders, no racing heartbeat. Just clarity. He already knew exactly how strong he was. The ranking was merely a formality now—a public explanation for what he could already do. The only thing actually strong in his heart was the impending doom that hovered secre
Chapter 138: The Future and Now (4)
The office was quiet, until the call ended.The moment the line cut off, the Bureau Section Chief, Marlon Gedd, simply stood there, frozen, his phone still pressed against his ear. His eyes were wide, his breath shallow, as though the words he had just heard refused to fully settle in his mind.Then slowly, very slowly, he lowered the device.His fingers were trembling. He placed the phone on his desk, and for a moment, simply stared at it.Elliot Vorden. Elliot Vorden himself just called me.The Guild Master of Vanguard Guild… calling me directly over a kid?Marlon’s heartbeat thundered.The conversation replayed so vividly it was as though Elliot were still speaking in his ear.“Marlon, listen carefully. If Hal Rodgraim is at your Bureau, you must NOT let him leave. Do you hear me? He stays there until I arrive. No excuses.”Elliot’s voice had been urgent. More than urgent, barely controlled excitement threaded through every word. Marlon had known Elliot for years. The man was cal
Chapter 139: S– Special Hunter (1)
Steven Holmes, Guild Master of Hollow Syndicate, sat with his legs crossed, staring calmly at the rows of screens hovering across his office. The man looked perfectly composed silver tie, dark suit, hair slicked back with military precision, but his eyes were sharp and predatory, always searching, always calculating.The second strongest Guild in Kansas didn’t earn its reputation through raw power like Vanguard did.It earned it through intelligence, speed, and taking opportunities before anyone else.His personal secretary, Liam Ford, burst through the door.“Boss, we’ve got something,” Liam said, a bit out of breath.Steven didn’t turn immediately. A corner of his lip curved upward.“Your footsteps say it’s important,” he drawled. “Speak.”Liam gulped once.“Hal Rodgraim has been spotted at the Organization Bureau.”Steven’s hand stopped mid-air.Slowly, he turned, gaze sharpening.“…The E-rank?”“Not just that,” Liam continued. “Elliot Vorden is already on his way there. He left t