Exactly twenty-seven days after entering the tower, Altair had set off for the Church of the Night for the third time, this time of his own volition.After a long two-hour carriage ride, he arrived at the church and was greeted with his usual warmth.Altair spoke briefly with Karina and, after telling her what had happened, Karina told him she would try it herself.And so the wait began, though the wait itself would not last very long.After barely an hour and a half, when Karina returned to one of the sitting rooms where Altair was sitting and having a cup of tea, the elderly woman had come this time to collect the mantle herself.She had not forgotten to mention that Altair needed to stay at the church for the night, that the item would be returned to him first thing tomorrow morning, and that the mantle he was wearing should remain with him.In part, this mantle, which Altair had worn for about a week, would be kept as a memento in his inventory for a very long time.Altair had had

Altair smiled, then curled his lips and said, “I know exactly who you are. In my world, you were known as one of the holiest heroes of the Greek Pantheon.”Theseus was left speechless by these words; the same applied to the Chaos-Born in the sacred realm and the other gods and goddesses watching Altair through the eyes of these guild members."Me? But...I am not even a god," said Theseus with wondering eyes.Altair smiled at these words and said, "Ionia's Greatest leader, king and also the slayer of [the] minatour. Trust me, people knew you as heroes; although the Greek Pantheon was practically dead in my time, it was important for thousands of years. Now, to the main topic."Immediately afterwards, without missing a beat, he added to his own words, “Nevertheless, I am afraid I must disappoint you.”Without breaking his respectful tone, Theseus replied, “May I ask why? If it is possible, of course…”When Altair replied quite politely, “If there is no Chaos-Born guild, I do not intend

Whilst Lyonel was brimming with joy at clearing the forty-seventh floor and laughing because no one from his group had died, Altair was busy running for his life.The young man had managed to feel as though his entire life had turned into a living hell within the space of two hours.He had cleared a ‘Hell Tutorial’ and managed to kill a full five demons, yet he had never found it this difficult.Even when he had been on the brink of death from poisoning, he had never faced a moment as gruelling as this.The young man had been fleeing from a horde for nearly ten minutes, glancing over his shoulder frequently.[High Orcs]A race not particularly powerful, but one in which hundreds dwell together.Altair, however, was trying to evade the High Orcs, who were literally mounting the backs of bears and using them as mounts to chase him.He was in a wooded area. If he’d wanted to, he could have used Ice Fire to freeze certain patches of ground without setting the forest alight, creating invis

Altair had set off for the village in the hope of achieving success in a short space of time.Perhaps it was because this was a dungeon, but he was receiving notifications for every monster he killed.By now, he had already managed to receive news of the deaths of over seven hundred orcs.There must have been perhaps five, or perhaps ten orcs left in the village.When Altair entered the town, he could not find a single dead orc. Just as when he was climbing the floors, the bodies must have been vanishing here, too.And so it was.The young man had indeed managed to find only six orcs throughout the entire town and had killed five of them, who were already in the throes of paralysis.When he found the sixth, he saw the orc lying before him, staring at him with fearful eyes.“Sorry, I don’t plan on dying here,” Altair had said, and used the Space Cutter to slice straight through the orc’s heart.The orc, already fighting for its life, had lost it within seconds.At that moment, a system

Until the following day, Altair had been unable to eat properly or do anything else.He had wandered the streets with a headache, but once he returned to his inn, he managed to get a good night’s sleep.After sleeping for nearly a day, he finally felt better, had a good breakfast, and then left the building.He had wandered around for quite some time.To be honest, there were many things he wanted to do.One of these was something Aether had told him a few days earlier, before he entered the dungeon.Apparently, achieving feats within Aculon was not exactly easy, but it wouldn’t be wrong to call them difficult either.Aether himself had told Altair that he could acquire some of these achievements. One of these was the three main weapon achievements.The use of swords, spears and bows was the most common combat system within Aculon.[Sword/Direct Attack Spear/Defensive Control Bow/Range Control]Users who mastered the use of these three weapons to at least the beginner level would im