All Chapters of I Awakened The Most Powerful System : Chapter 1
- Chapter 10
11 chapters
Chapter 1
OneLeap years were no longer something people celebrated. Leap years had come to be dreaded because they were the signal that it was time for the next big monster outbreak.Once, the arrival of a new year meant fireworks, laughter, and a collective sense of hope. It was a time when people stayed up late, made empty promises to themselves, and believed that the future might somehow be better than the past. But those traditions had lost their meaning a long time ago. In this world, when a leap year arrived, it was not greeted with joy. It was greeted with fear.A leap year was no longer remembered as the year with an extra day in February. That definition had faded into obscurity, remembered by almost no one. Violet suspected she might be the only person left who still recalled what the term once meant.To everyone else, a leap year had earned far darker names.It was called the Year of Death.It was called the Year of the Grim Reaper.Throughout recorded history, the largest and most
Chapter 2
Two (Tiger Guild Headquarters, The Upside) Rhys sat hunched forward, arms wrapped tightly around himself, his body trembling in a way he could not control. It was not just the cold that made him shake. His emotions were tangled, raw, and spiraling faster than his thoughts could keep up with. The explosion had drawn emergency responders within minutes. Fire trucks had flooded the street, lights flashing through the smoke, while paramedics and police secured the area. Shortly after them came members of the Tiger Guild, the same guild his sister belonged to. No one allowed Rhys anywhere near the remains of the apartment. Firefighters moved through the building methodically, stepping over debris, searching every corner for survivors or remains. Room by room, floor by floor, they combed through the wreckage. The fire had been intense, and much of the structure had collapsed inward. They found no sign of Violet. No living body. No corpse. For better or worse, the absence of a body
Chapter 3
Three When the Tower first selected an individual to become a Ascender, the chosen person was forced through a brutal and painful transformation known as the First Awakening. This process marked the moment when an ordinary being stepped beyond the limits of normal existence and into the world governed by mana. From the moment of birth, every living creature in the world was endowed with three fundamental components. The body, the soul, and the mana pathway. The body was the most obvious. It was the physical vessel that allowed a creature to exist in the world, to move, eat, grow, and survive. Upon entering life, every species began learning how to use this vessel, though the time required for mastery differed wildly. Some animals could walk within minutes of birth. Humans, by comparison, required years before they could properly control their bodies. Hidden alongside the physical network of veins, arteries, and capillaries was something far more elusive. A metaphysical structure
Chapter 4
Four“I am Dreavon.”The words struck Rhys like a physical blow.His jaw slowly fell open as disbelief washed over him. By this point, he was convinced his mind had finally broken under the weight of everything that had happened. No matter how vivid the scene felt, no matter how real the presence before him seemed, there was simply no way this could be real.Dreavon was one half of the Gemini brothers.They were the most revered gods of the Tower of Ascension, worshiped across the world and feared even among other deities. As the patron gods of the Tiger Guild, the strongest guild on Earth, their influence reached into every corner of human civilization.Among the brothers, Dreavon was said to be the elder. He was the mind behind the power, the strategist whose intellect alone decided the outcome of wars. Other gods respected him. Many feared him.There was a saying known even to ordinary humans. If Dreavon devised the war plan, the battle was already over before the first blow was st
Chapter 5
Five[ 3… 2… 1… Integration Complete. Ultimate System is now online ]Rhys stared at the glowing blue screen hovering before his eyes, his mind struggling to process what he was seeing.If not for the unmistakable presence of the system interface, he would have doubted whether his encounter with Dreavon had been real at all. The conversation, the revelation, even the god himself would have felt like nothing more than an elaborate dream brought on by shock and exhaustion. Yet the screen in front of him was undeniable proof that it had all truly happened.[ Ultimate System. Level 1.Available Functions:1. GuidanceThe system will issue daily missions and structured objectives designed to shape the host’s early foundation.2. StorageThe system provides one cubic meter of spatial storage, accessible at will.3. AppraisalThe system allows the host to evaluate the quality and properties of items and weapons.4. RewardsCompletion of system missions grants rewards ranging from minor to si
Chapter 6
SixRen quietly observed the flow of mana within Rhys’s body, his expression carefully controlled. To anyone watching, he appeared calm and neutral, but beneath that composed exterior, he was genuinely impressed.Rhys’s mana was far from refined. It moved unevenly through his body, unrestrained and untrained, surging without structure. Yet despite its chaotic nature, the flow itself was smooth. More importantly, Rhys’s body accepted mana naturally, circulating it without resistance.That kind of innate compatibility was rare, especially in someone who had only just awakened.“So, Guildmaster,” Rhys asked after a moment of hesitation, his voice cautious but hopeful. “Did you find anything about my sister?”Ren’s jaw tightened slightly. He did not answer right away.“To be honest,” he said at last, “we have no concrete leads.”Rhys’s chest tightened.“Our top investigator suspects involvement from Olympus affiliated agents, but we cannot confirm it yet. I have personally been working on
Chapter 7
SevenRhys was relocated to a new apartment within the Upside and, for the time being, assigned to stay in the guest room of Emma’s house.Almost everything he owned had been destroyed in the explosion, so Emma handled the situation with ruthless efficiency. A temporary wardrobe appeared overnight, stocked with neatly arranged clothes and essentials. A personal chauffeur was assigned to him, along with an armed escort consisting of three bulletproof vehicles to transport him to and from school.She also drafted a detailed list of house rules.There were schedules, checkpoints, and mandatory reviews of his daily progress. What should have been a simple task of supervising a teenager was treated like a corporate project. Emma monitored his academics, his physical condition, his sleep, and his diet with relentless precision.Watching her juggle all of this while still running the administrative core of the Tiger Guild made Rhys finally understand why she commanded so much respect despite
Chapter 8
EightAttempting to run five miles turned out to be far more brutal than Rhys had imagined.As a teenager, he was not completely sedentary. He played sports occasionally and worked out from time to time, and when he looked in the mirror, he liked what he saw. His frame was lean, his muscles visible, and by most standards, he considered himself to be in decent shape.What he had not considered was his lungs.After just a few minutes of steady running, his breathing became uneven. By the time he crossed the one mile mark, his chest began to ache and a lightheaded dizziness crept in, forcing him to slow down. Soon after, he had no choice but to stop entirely, bending over with his hands on his knees just to catch his breath.From that point on, the pattern repeated itself. One mile of running followed by five minutes of rest. Over and over again.It took him a full hour to complete the five miles.By the time he staggered back to his apartment, his clothes were soaked through with sweat
Chapter 9
Nine[ Ultimate System Notification: Congratulations on completing all assigned tasks for the day. You have received one revitalization potion. ]The notification had barely finished displaying when Rhys felt something solid appear in his hand.He froze.“Whoa…”A small bottle rested in his palm. It felt real, unmistakably so. The surface was smooth and glasslike, cool to the touch, while the thick liquid inside shifted sluggishly with every slight movement.Rhys stared at it in disbelief.He did not understand how something could materialize out of nothing. The logic behind it escaped him completely, but he was far too exhausted to dwell on the impossibility of it all. At this point, he had reached a strange acceptance.Either he had completely lost his mind, or the system operated on principles far beyond anything he understood.Unscrewing the cap produced a soft pop. Rhys lifted the bottle and inhaled cautiously.The scent was strange. Metallic. It reminded him faintly of blood mix
Chapter 10
TenBefore going to bed, Rhys picked up his phone and immediately noticed the flood of missed calls and unread messages waiting for him. Every notification carried the same concern, the same question, all circling back to his sister’s disappearance.He scrolled past them without opening a single one, deliberately leaving them unread.His attention shifted to something else.The channel he had created barely an hour earlier had already gained fifty subscribers. Five comments sat beneath his first vlog. For a brand new channel with no promotion, the growth was unusually fast.It did not take long to understand why.Violet’s disappearance was trending across social platforms, and the shared surname was driving curious viewers to his page. Whether they came out of concern or morbid interest did not matter. Traffic was traffic.Three of the comments asked directly about Violet, probing for details and answers he did not have. The remaining two praised the vlog and expressed interest in fol