All Chapters of Infinite point system : Chapter 21
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Chapter 21: Shadow Wolves Hunt
High in the sky, Ethan suddenly came to a stop, hovering silently. His sharp eyes scanned the vast stretch below.Beneath him lay an expansive grassland—wild and untamed. The grass here wasn’t ordinary. It rose as high as small trees, swaying gently in the breeze like green waves.And hiding within that sea of grass… were wolves.They were pitch black from head to tail, with gleaming emerald eyes that cut through the shadows. Their teeth were jagged, their claws like blades. From above, Ethan counted at least fifteen of them sprawled lazily, completely unaware of his presence.But one stood out.In the center of the pack rested a massive beast, easily twice the size of the others. Its muscles bulged, its fur darker than night, and a faint aura of dominance radiated from it.> That must be the Alpha.Suddenly, a glowing red rectangle appeared above each of their heads—translucent panels flickering like holograms.> “Huh? What’s this? Another function of the system?” Ethan muttered.He
Chapter 22: The Four Pillars of Judgment
Ethan walked slowly to the corpse of the Alpha Shadow Wolf, his boots rustling the tall grass. Kneeling beside it, he studied the beast’s body with a calm, focused gaze. Its black fur was coarse and thick, perfect for blending into the night. The claws were long and deadly, and the creature’s green eyes had dulled in death. After a moment, he stood up and looked around at the fifteen lifeless wolves scattered across the field. Reaching into his coat, he pulled out a small bag—roughly the size of an egg. “A storage bag,” he muttered to himself. “I really need to get a storage ring. This thing’s too small, and it can’t even hold much.” The storage bag, a low-grade magical artifact, could only contain non-living matter and had limited space. Still, it would have to do for now. With a flick of his wrist, a glowing light sword formed in Ethan’s hand. One by one, he cut off the heads of the Shadow Wolves and stored them in the bag—proof of his completed mission. Once the grim tas
Chapter 23: The Iron Fist Ape
Ethan stood calmly in the middle of the grassy plains, his cloak fluttering gently behind him. Before him, ten hulking Pig Demons snorted and snarled, their thick, bloated bodies covered in cracked gray skin. Red eyes burned with hatred as they locked onto Ethan. With a guttural roar, the entire group charged. Ethan didn’t flinch. He raised a single hand, voice steady and clear. “Sky Domain.” A powerful pressure exploded outward from his body like a tidal wave. The force slammed into the charging Pig Demons with brutal efficiency, flattening them to the ground before they could even raise a claw. Dirt cracked beneath their bodies, and several groaned in pain, struggling to rise. Their roars now carried something new—fear. Ethan’s expression didn’t change. “Holy Light Sword… fall.” The sky above shimmered. Dozens of radiant swords forged from pure light appeared high overhead. With a sharp whistle, they fell like divine spears. Shunk! Shunk! Shunk! The blades pierc
Chapter 24: Heaven's Judgment
Sophia who had shut her eyes, bracing for the crushing impact of the Iron Fist Ape’s devastating punch. Did not feel any pain. The pain she was waiting for never came. > “W-what’s going on?” she wondered, slowly opening her eyes. The sight before her left her breathless. Standing between her and the monstrous ape was a towering golden knight, equal in size to the Iron fist ape. Its radiant shield had intercepted the ape’s strike, halting it midair. The golden figure stood firm, unwavering, despite the raw power behind the blow. Behind the knight was a lone figure—his back turned toward her, one knee planted firmly into the dirt. The edges of his black cloak fluttered with the breeze. That back… it look familiar to her , then memory . She had seen it before. Once, walking through the bustling plaza. Again, stepping out of the Adventurer’s Guild hall. And once more, soaring above the city sky. > “Y-You… what are you doing here?” she managed for say there's words after
Chapter 25: Apologies and Arrival
Sophia, now having regained a bit of strength, pushed herself up from the ground. Her legs still trembled slightly, but she managed to steady herself. She walked forward, just in time to catch Ethan as his knees gave way. Ethan blinked, surprised to find himself leaning against something soft and warm. > “Huh?” he muttered, turning his head. It was Sophia—supporting him gently, her face pale but filled with concern. “Thank you,” she said softly, carefully keeping him steady. Without another word, she raised her hand, and two small glass vials appeared in a flash of light from her storage ring. The green liquid inside glowed faintly with a gentle radiance. Sophia uncorked the first bottle and downed it. Almost instantly, her wounds began to close, and her color returned. Then, she uncorked the second vial and held it out to Ethan. He looked at the glowing potion suspiciously. “What is that?” “It’s a Rank 5 healing potion,” she said without hesitation. Ethan's eyes wi
Chapter 26: A Skyward Return
Sophia stepped forward and looked at Ethan, her voice was soft but firm. "Will you be returning to the city with us? We can give you a ride back if you like." Ethan turned his gaze from her to the group behind her, then to the knights still gathering around the battlefield. He shook his head. "There's no need. Riding a horse would only slow me down." Sophia nodded, unsurprised. "Then... see you later. And remember—if you ever need help, you can come and find me. I’ll do my best to return the favor, as long as it’s within my power." Ethan gave a rare, slight smile. "Alright. See you later then." With that, he activated his Gravitational Flight spell. The moment the incantation completed, a golden aura burst around him. Wind spiraled at his feet, and then—boom—he shot into the sky like a comet, leaving behind a roaring gust of wind and a swirling cloud of dust. The silver-armored knights staggered as the force swept past them. "H-He’s flying?!" the commander gasped, his j
Chapter 27: C Rank Adventure
Moments after the receptionist vanished behind the wooden door, the Adventurer’s Guild hall buzzed with chatter. Shock, disbelief, and curiosity rippled through the air like wildfire. > “He completed two A-Rank missions? Alone?” > “That kid… he doesn’t even look winded.” > “Think he’s some noble brat? Or maybe a hidden genius?” Ethan stood quietly beside the front desk, arms crossed behind his back. His expression was unreadable, but his posture spoke volumes—calm, composed, and entirely unaffected by the crowd’s growing curiosity. From the corner of his eye, he noticed several adventurers sizing him up. Some whispered, some stared outright. None dared approach. The door behind the desk creaked open. The receptionist emerged, cheeks flushed and eyes wide with urgency. She held a sleek black card outlined with silver trim and cleared her throat before speaking. “Ethan Gale,” she began, her tone more respectful this time. “As per Guild protocol, successfully completing two
Chapter 28: The Return to the Academy
As Ethan strolled through the city streets, the evening air was filled with the aroma of roasted meats and freshly baked bread. Merchants packed up their stalls, calling out last-minute deals, while townsfolk hurried along to finish their errands. The street buzzed with chatter and laughter. He watched children walk hand in hand with their parents, their faces bright with joy. A pang of envy twisted in his chest. Back on Earth, he'd been an orphan, forced to grow up alone without love or support. Even after transmigrating into this new world, fate had repeated itself. Once again, he was alone. He wondered what it would feel like—to have someone who truly cared, someone who stood by you no matter what. "Ahhh..." With a quiet breath, mana surged through his body. The gravitational flight spell activated, lifting him into the air. A golden blur shot across the sky, drawing gasps and confused glances from the people below. --- Moonlight Magic Academy was nestled several dozen m
Chapter 29: A Clash of Force and Will
Moonlight Magic Academy’s training ground echoed with the rhythmic clash of wood against wood. The late morning sun cast golden rays across the training ground Two figures moved like blurs, their wooden swords colliding with sharp cracks that reverberated through the air. One was a young man, around sixteen or seventeen, sweat glistening on his forehead, his breathing heavy yet steady. The other was a tall, broad-shouldered middle-aged man whose strikes were precise, economical, and devastating. Ethan Gale and Professor Dain were training. Though it was technically a spar, there was nothing casual about the way they fought. Dain’s strikes came fast and hard, but always with subtle restraint. He had several chances to knock Ethan flat, yet each time he held back just enough to allow the boy to recover. But it wasn’t kindness—no. It was challenge. A test. As the exchange continued, Dain suddenly pivoted and struck a heavy blow into Ethan’s stomach with the butt of his wooden swo
Chapter 30: The Competition Announcement and Alchemy Awakening
After changing into a clean uniform, Ethan made his way down the corridor toward the classroom. His body still ached slightly from the earlier training session with Professor Dain, but he welcomed the soreness—it meant progress. As he opened the classroom door, the room, previously filled with chatter and laughter, fell completely silent. All eyes turned toward him. Ethan ignored the attention, walking calmly to the last row where his desk awaited. He sat down without a word, but he could feel someone's gaze burning into his skin. Turning his head slightly, he met Rolan’s eyes. The taller boy was glaring at him with barely restrained hatred, his expression twisted with resentment. If looks could kill, Ethan would've been obliterated on the spot. Ethan simply smiled and turned back toward the front of the class, completely dismissing Rolan’s presence. "Damn it... I’ll make you pay for what you did to me," Rolan muttered under his breath, his teeth grinding with frustration.