Timothy absolutely dominated his six opponents, he had the upper hand, and performed accordingly. However, he was still far away from completing the mountain of tasks that he was stacking above his shoulders!For example, if he ran into an opponent that was more powerful than him, he'd be dead, so he was working on the not-dying part. He degraded one of the fresh corpses in front of him, took its skull, and started shaping it into a helmet, because quite frankly, he didn’t want to risk getting hit on the head by anything physical.Dark mages didn’t often use physical means to attack their opponents, but he didn’t want to take any chances! Since the pyramids had depleted most of his mana pool, he had to take various measures of protecting himself from danger!Timothy suited up in just under half-a-minute, and then he grunted. “Okay… this armor should be enough to prevent me from getting killed. Now I just gotta get out of here, cause these bastarding pyramids aren't doing me any good…”

Timothy shot down three blue planktons. He was very effective at killing them, however, the system wasn't giving him any points for it. She just accumulated the points that he had earned by killing those Hunched Humans earlier on.[You've accumulated a total of 49,000 system points. The Hunched Humans that you killed today, really buffed up your sum.] She beeped, but Timothy didn’t care much for these points, because he didn’t like the number four.“Good,” He said, and continued attacking other planktons.There were hundreds of them in front of him, and he attacked even those who weren't bothering him. He assumed every plankton was an enemy of his, so they had to be destroyed! He killed tens of them, and at some point he got bored of doing this, so he stopped killing them. His decisions weren’t thought out all that much.However, it didn’t matter what he did to these planktons, as long as he remembered the main plan! Regarding that matter, after what felt like an eternity later, he dec

“Demons, eh? I'm gonna put this aside for now.” He decided, as much as this decision hurt his curious nature.Timothy continued to browse through the various powers that would let him summon other creatures, and or ghosts, and he was really impressed by them! He never used abilities like these before, so he didn’t want to rush with them, as he needed some time to figure out the mana channels within the essences of the abilities if he was to create something of his own, something dependable. “A cow? Why the hell would they summon cows?” He cackled, as he observed one of the dark abilities. “And why is this shit considered a dark ability?! Shit’s making me think that the cow produces poisonous milk!”This was not the best time to summon a cow, considering that he was underwater, so he avoided it. Instead, he focused more on the fact that he got a good, comprehensive idea of how summoning abilities were categorized. It had four categories that he was aware of, meaning that a dark mage

Timothy got the upper advantage in battle, regardless of how stupendous, and sudden his method may have been! There were still a few, strong dark mages within the bunch, but they weren't powerful enough to kill him, so their lives were at his mercy, and he wasn't planning on being merciful today, considering that this entire group had been looking forward to him being punished! Their death was inevitable. Timothy exploded Sarinam’s head, and used the fractions of his skull accordingly! He separated the skull into forty-nine, bullet-sized fractions, and shot at the mages with them, piercing their brains in mere seconds!This was the simplest way to attack them, and it was cheap too, which was handy, considering that these ruins were yet to fill up the dark side of his mana pool. He needed a moment to replenish his mana properly, but that didn't matter much right now, as he was already succeeding with what he had. He killed every one of them, using their leader's skull as a weapon - Co

The idea that Rempegan Lus favored him, wasn't too far off. Lus was a god, and in a way, Timothy had helped purify a fraction of Lus’ old home, and so, it wasn’t too insane to assume that he won the favor of a god! He experienced four more flash upgrades, after all, and it was safe to assume that something holy was what pushed his mana bracket forward. For once, he wasn’t angry at the gods!“Level five works... My MQ bounced up by another fifty points, so I should also be able to create some cool stuff with all these powers that I stole.” He thought. Timothy waited for his friends to arrive, and in the meantime, he analyzed what his current mana quality was capable of. He quickly figured out that despite the numerous level ups, this realm wasn't keen on deepening his mana pool.During the ascension throughout the Fintelus’ Apprentices Realm of mana, his pool expanded to the millions, and at its peak he could accumulate above two-million mana points in his pool, but the settings were