All Chapters of Cheat In Apocalypse : Chapter 61
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127 chapters
Sixty One
[12th Trial Objective: Obtain the Water Essence Stone.] Ray eyed the prompt with a thoughtful expression. “Fourth trial had the Fire Essence Stone. Eighth trial gave me the Wood Essence Stone. Now the twelfth wants me to fetch the Water Essence Stone.” He paused for a moment as the pattern clicked together. “Which means the sixteenth and twentieth trials will each have another one.” A slow grin spread across his face. “Perfect. Three more powers waiting for me.” His excitement bubbled beneath the surface, but he pushed it down and focused. With a steady breath, he leapt across the small islands scattered throughout this watery realm. His body moved with precision as he sprang from one patch of land to the next. He followed the faint sensation tugging at him from the distance. The Water Essence Stone pulsed with a distinct rhythm, and his senses naturally locked onto it. He landed on the next island and felt the water shift below. Long ripples rolled outward. Something large moved b
Sixty Two
Another day slipped by inside the ever-shifting depths of the Tower of Transcendance, and Ray pressed forward without pause. The momentum he had gained after securing the Water Essence in the twelfth trial carried him straight through the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth trials. His pace was relentless, almost mechanical, as if his body had already memorized the rhythm of slaughter and advancement. The system announcements kept chiming in his ears. [13th Trial Rewards: +70,000 Gold +10 Free Stat Points +1 Epiphany Card] [You have Leveled Up] x3 [14th Trial Rewards: +75,000 Gold +10 Free Stat Points +1 Path Finder Card] [You have Leveled Up] x4 [15th Trial Rewards: +80,000 Gold +10 Free Stat Points +1 Random System Function Card] [You have Leveled Up] x3 Once he finished collecting the rewards, Ray turned toward the shimmering distortion that marked the entrance to the sixteenth trial. A fresh set of notifications echoed in his vision as the trial prepared to shift
Sixty Three
The instant Ray’s twin blades met the Sword Demon’s katana, a harsh metallic crack tore through the arena. The impact created a shockwave that rippled outward, scattering dust across the stone floor. Ray felt the force of the collision travel up his arms, and his expression tightened. The strength behind the Sword Demon’s block was nothing to take lightly. Ray could sense it in the way their weapons vibrated. Whoever this man was, he clearly belonged in the same league as Ray, if not slightly above. And that realization came despite Ray holding back. The strike he had delivered was far from his strongest, yet the Sword Demon had brushed it aside as if it were nothing more than a passing breeze. Ray abruptly pushed forward, then kicked off the ground and leapt back, widening the distance between them. “You are stronger than I thought,” the Sword Demon called out, amusement lacing his voice. “Then again, I should have expected as much from someone who walked all the way here through H
Sixty Four
The Sword Demon descended upon Ray with terrifying speed, appearing in front of him in a flash before unleashing a storm of slashes. His katana cut through the air again and again, each swing carrying enough force to punch through stone as if it were wet clay. Waves of destructive energy burst outward with every strike, ripping apart the ground behind Ray and showering the arena with debris. Blood sprayed through the air, painting the cracked stone beneath them in violent streaks. The Sword Demon carved into Ray without restraint, his katana striking with the ferocity of a man possessed. Every motion was filled with pure fury. He hacked and slashed like a maddened butcher, carving into Ray as if trying to chop down an ancient tree that refused to fall. No matter how deep the wounds grew, no matter how much blood poured from Ray’s body, his expression remained exactly the same. He showed no fear, no panic, not even irritation. It was as though his mind had detached from the pain and t
Sixty Five
Ray pushed himself upright again, rising slowly from the blood-soaked rubble. His face stayed calm, almost bored, even though fresh streams of blood were still running down his torn skin. It looked as if an entire storm of blades had torn through him from every direction, carving deep lines across every inch they could reach. Yet his expression never wavered. Those unnervingly bright blue eyes carried not a hint of fear. They were filled only with sharp confidence, the kind that spat in the face of death and dared it to try harder. That arrogance dug directly into the Sword Demon’s nerves. He had grown used to watching enemies break under his presence. They always shook. They always begged. Their eyes always showed that familiar terror right before he carved the life out of them. But Ray stared at him like he was nothing more than some annoying roadblock, and that insult was more than the demon could tolerate. “You bastard!” the Sword Demon roared, rage bursting out of him in a viol
Sixty Six
During the trials, Ray had pushed his body through conditions no ordinary human could endure. He had survived hundreds of violent explosions that battered him from every direction, absorbed unstable waves of raw energy powerful enough to rupture him from the inside, and spent eleven long days submerged in lava infused with concentrated fire essence. Any one of these conditions should have killed a normal person, but his unique constitution and rare talents allowed his body to grow stronger by adapting to every extreme situation he faced. Even Ray did not fully grasp the limits of what his body had become capable of. When the Sword Demon began attacking him earlier, Ray had intentionally deactivated every effect of the four elemental essences circulating within him. His durability and endurance plummeted as a result, making him far more vulnerable to the Demon’s strikes. Every attack cut deeper, dealt more damage, and produced the appearance that Ray was being overwhelmed. He even pre
Sixty Seven
Shadow Step activated. Tyrant's Body activated. Mirage Dance activated. Ray and the Sword Demon triggered their techniques at the exact same moment. A dense layer of Ki surged around their bodies, forming a protective shell that resembled armor forged from gleaming metal. Their strength rose sharply, their defenses hardened, and the energy around their swords thickened into countless overlapping layers of sharpened Ki. The blades looked as though they had been reforged with entire stacks of razor edged steel. The Sword Demon’s expression grew darker. Fury, disbelief, and wounded pride twisted his face as he watched Ray handle three techniques from the Eternal Sword Art, an art he had spent centuries mastering through pain, dedication, and countless battles. "My entire life, anyone foolish enough to challenge me either died or begged me to end their suffering. You will not be an exception," the Demon said. His voice dropped to a cold and venomous calm. "You have disgraced me. You
Sixty Eight
Several kinds of energy coursed through Ray’s body, intertwining and feeding into one another in complex patterns. Ki and mana flowed through his veins like twin currents, and the four elemental essences he possessed moved alongside them. Fire Essence, Wood Essence, Water Essence, and Earth Essence strengthened him in distinct and overwhelming ways. Fire Essence increased his destructive power, granted him complete immunity to flames, sharpened his resistance to physical attacks, and improved his healing speed. His body hummed with heat and vigor whenever this essence stirred. Wood Essence pushed his recovery abilities to an astonishing level. No matter how deep or catastrophic a wound might be, his body regenerated with abnormal speed. His fatigue recovery soared and his natural health regeneration became several times greater than that of any ordinary being. Earth Essence fortified him like a living mountain. His strength skyrocketed, his endurance and durability multiplied, and h
Sixty Nine
The final notifications hovered before Ray’s eyes in calm, glowing text. The Sword Demon was no longer capable of continuing the battle. The system concluded that the Gifted Ray Palmer had won. Ray watched the messages without any excitement or visible emotion. The moment the result appeared, the Sword Demon’s broken form dissolved into drifting particles of light, leaving behind nothing but the faint echo of a presence that had once felt overwhelming. Another series of notifications replaced it. You have completed your unique trial. Analyzing your battle, performance, techniques, and skills displayed... Calculating your rewards... Ray folded his arms and waited, only to notice that the usual quick response was absent. The system kept processing, taking longer than it ever had before. Even when it assigned him his class, it had needed no more than a few seconds. This delay was unusual. Then, another message appeared. Your performance in the final trial has surpassed the expe
Seventy
Ray had always believed that the answers he sought would reveal themselves once his strength reached a level that left no room for doubt. For now, he pushed those questions aside. The first tower realm awaited him, and he needed to be prepared before setting foot inside Zuan. He opened his status screen again and focused on his physical attributes. “Balancing the stats comes first,” he murmured. His attributes shifted as he allocated his points. Physical Attributes: Strength: 220 Agility: 235 Vitality: 296 Stamina: 235 Perception: 162 Stat Points: 5 A small nod followed. “This should work for now.” Only then did his gaze drop to the swords he had used in the previous battle. Their condition made his expression tighten. Cracks ran along the blades, and their spiritual durability had already deteriorated. One more technique and they might crumble completely. “These swords served me well, but they are useless in this state.” He let out a short breath as he ran his thumb along