All Chapters of I Awakened The Most Powerful System : Chapter 91
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Chapter 91
'I can't quit here….. I can't fail my sister. I can't fail myself. If I fall here, it will be all over. I will never be able to respect myself for having quit here. I need to make it to the end, I need to survive-'Rhys kept repeating these words in his head as he tried to push himself to the finish line.With only four days to go and the effects of nourishment deprivation reaching its peak, Rhys faced his hardest mental challenge yet. However, despite a part of his brain constantly urging him to quit, since if he did not, he would 'die', Rhys tried his best to conquer that feeling and push past it.Survival instinct was something ingrained deeply into one's mind.It was the base desire of any race, ingrained into them through millennia of evolution.It was the desire that told one that they were thirsty when their body was running low on water and the instinct that triggered the fight or flight reflex when one faced mortal danger.Currently, Rhys faced the full might of this instinct
Chapter 92
After Rhys was knocked out cold, Nubi in her hall god form carried Rhys to the rewards room where she placed him on an intricately carved mana table and connected various ancient devices to every major nerve in his body."A pure blooded human…. What a lucky boy, what ridiculous odds for him to be pure even after the tower has been on his planet for thousands of years" Nubi murmured to herself as she began the process of unlocking Rhys's latent DNA potential.Rhys was a pure blood human. Having only human DNA in his ancestry, which was extremely rare in the modern day and age.In this universe where the tower existed since the beginning of time, all the myriad different races interacted with each other since time immemorial and the concept of pure bloodlines had become blurred since ages.Across the cosmos, every species naturally underwent the processes of evolution and mutation, each at its own pace.This variability in evolutionary rates was largely dictated by environmental conditi