All Chapters of The Accidental God: My Glitchy System Thinks I'm Supreme: Chapter 61
- Chapter 70
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Chapter 61: Dungeon Core Sabotage
Deep beneath the damp forest floor, hidden behind illusions of stone walls and the entwined roots of giant trees, lay an ancient control room absent from the academy's official maps. The air here was cold and smelled of rusted metal, filled with the low hum of maintenance runes preserving the stability of the dungeon's artificial ecosystem. In the center of the dimly lit room, a carriage-sized Core Crystal hovered in silence, pulsing with a calming azure light. This crystal was the heart of the Forbidden Forest Dungeon, controlling weather, monster spawns, and safety boundaries ensuring no student would lose their life.However, that tranquility did not last long.Professor Vane stepped out from the shadows, his moss-green robe rustling softly. His face, usually timid and friendly, was now contorted into a thin smile filled with cold malice. In his right hand, he held a glass test tube sealed with black wax. Inside, a thick, dark red, almost black liquid swirled restlessly, as if poss
Chapter 62: Mutation and Mass Panic
The blood-red sky above the Forbidden Forest Dungeon did not merely radiate light; it dripped miasma. A thick, deep-red fog reeking of sulfur and scorched flesh crept across the forest floor, burning flower petals and reducing moss to ash. Deep in the western sector, the howls of wolves, normally wild yet coordinated, suddenly turned into ear-splitting screams of agony.A pack of Forest Wolves, C-rank mid-tier monsters known for their speed and hunting intelligence, was undergoing a forced mutation. The Calamity Grade miasma forced its way through their pores and lungs. Their bones snapped and popped horrifically, lengthening and bursting through their skin. Their gray fur sloughed off, replaced by black scales radiating intense internal heat. Most horrifying of all were their skulls. The flesh around their necks split open, cartilage rapidly replicated, and from those gaping wounds, two additional heads sprouted with eyes burning like hellfire embers.Within seconds, the wolf pack ha
Chapter 63: Dual Vanguard: Kaelen and Darius
Magma blood from the Hellhound carcass was still hissing, evaporating into sulfurous black smoke as it mixed with the dungeon mud. Aster Vale paid the foul stench no mind. He was squatting, using both hands to scoop the remnants of the crushed Star Mushrooms into a used glass jar, constantly muttering about organic asset depreciation and monster management negligence.However, the smell of blood and Aster's capitalist fury were not the only things drawing attention. The blood-red sky above continued pumping Calamity Grade miasma into the forest. The roars and clashing blades from the brief battle had acted like a dinner bell for the core zone's inhabitants.From behind the thick red fog, dozens of pairs of eyes glowing with necrotic purple light began to emerge. This time, they were not Hellhounds. These were Abyssal Thorn-Stalkers—feline monsters the size of small horses, covered in fur made of steel quills and claws dripping with paralyzing venom. They moved without a sound, surroun
Chapter 64: Broken Wooden Ruler
While Darius and Kaelen were busy dragging the half-ton alpha Thorn-Stalker carcass, Seraphina stepped forward, her face pale yet full of determination. As a genius student of the Ice Faction and the team's unofficial navigator, she knew that staying in place was synonymous with waiting for death. The blood-red sky continued pumping miasma into the forest, and the distant roars of monsters grew steadily denser. They needed to find an escape route toward the dungeon's emergency exit immediately.With slightly trembling hands, Seraphina pulled a Crystal Mana Compass from inside her robe. This was a high-tier navigation artifact engraved with royal tracking runes, capable of mapping underground mana currents and pointing toward the exit with millimeter precision. She poured her ice mana into the crystal, hoping its cold temperature could neutralize the interference of the red miasma in the air.However, the Mana Compass had only spun twice when its needle suddenly vibrated wildly. Calami
Chapter 65: Toby's Emergency Canteen
The cave was located behind an underground waterfall whose current absurdly flowed upward, defying gravity. Based on the 3D holographic projection from the Broken Wooden Ruler still dimly floating in the air, this place was marked with a blinking green circle as the Zero Miasma Zone. The cave walls emitted a soothing, pale green phosphorescent glow, and most importantly, the air inside was free of the pungent stench of sulfur and blood out there.Kaelen and Darius Vorn finally set down their emergency sled. Seraphina, who was still unconscious from mental exhaustion after processing divine data, was carefully laid out on a pile of dry fern leaves in a corner of the cave. Aster Vale immediately sat on a flat rock, pulled out a stack of burlap sacks, and began sorting his harvest using his Used Reading Spectacles, utterly unconcerned with his team's fatigue."Toby! Set up camp! I need a table for an inventory audit!" Aster commanded without looking up, his hands busy separating Ghost Or
Chapter 66: Blood Golem Blockade
Inside the cave illuminated by pale green phosphorescent light, Toby was busy scraping healing crystal residue from the bottom of the copper pot using a wooden spoon. In a corner of the cave, Seraphina sat hugging her knees, her eyes staring blankly at the stone wall while continuously muttering a traumatized mantra: "Coordinate point 44... Slumber Moss... 45 silver... don't step on the roots..." The mental strain from the Broken Wooden Ruler's Holographic Map had clearly left a permanent mark on the ice genius's soul.Meanwhile, at the wide mouth of the cave, Aster Vale was performing a task he deemed far more sacred than prayer: auditing his handcart. The wooden cart, with a left wheel that was slightly warped, was now heavily loaded. Three large burlap sacks stitched by Kaelen were stuffed full of Blood Grass, Ghost Orchids, and jars of Star Mushroom paste. Aster was busy tying securing hemp ropes so the sacks would not shift, preparing to move toward the next rare plant zone as so
Chapter 67: Rusty Clothesline
The shadow of the giant carriage-sized fist fell with a speed that split the air, carrying wind pressure strong enough to crush the ribs of a normal human. Inside the cave, Toby hugged his copper pot tightly, Seraphina closed her eyes while continuing to mutter plant coordinates, and Darius Vorn leaped forward with his left hand, ready to act as a futile meat shield.However, Aster Vale did not see the fist of death. His eyes, hidden behind his cracked Used Reading Spectacles, saw only one thing: The Blood Splatter Zone."If the acidic blood from that damn monster splatters onto the burlap sacks, the pH of the Blood Grass will shift and its resale value will plummet by fifty percent!" Aster shrieked, his voice piercing through the Golem's roar.Driven by a speed only achievable through the sheer panic of a merchant seeing his profit margins threatened, Aster lunged toward his warped handcart. He did not attempt to push it—the load was far too heavy, and its warped left wheel would sur
Chapter 68: Professor Vane's Observation
Far beneath the damp forest floor, hidden behind layers of granite stone and high-tier illusion magic, the dungeon core control room hummed with an unstable low rumble. In the middle of the dimly lit room, Professor Vane stood stiffly before the main monitoring console. His face, usually masked by the friendly demeanor of a timid botany instructor, had completely collapsed, exposing the true face of a Valerius Empire intelligence agent gripped by pure terror.Before him, a large monitoring crystal projected a view from the mouth of the cave in the Core Zone. The image displayed a vast pool of red blood, a handcart with a warped left wheel, and the figure of Aster Vale squatting down while cursing out the puddle for potentially causing rust on his cart axle.Vane swallowed hard. Cold sweat the size of corn kernels poured down his temples, dripping down to soak the collar of his moss-green robe. His dragon-hide gloved hands gripped the edge of the console table so tightly that his knuck
Chapter 69: Wyvern Acid Rain
The giant black vortex tearing apart the artificial ceiling of the Forbidden Forest Dungeon did not immediately spew out the Corruptor Dragon. The myth-grade entity's presence was far too massive to simply pass through a narrow dimensional rift. Instead, the vortex first disgorged its vanguard forces: a flock of Corruptor Wyverns.Dozens of leather-winged monsters swooped down from the darkness of the vortex. Their wingspans reached five meters, but there was no grandeur in their forms. Their scales were rotting, dripping black slime that smelled of burnt flesh, and their eyes blazed with a manic necrotic purple light. As soon as the swarm filled the canyon ceiling, they simultaneously opened their double-hinged jaws.It was not fire that poured from their mouths, but streams of thick, neon-green fluid mixed with deep black. The liquid vaporized in the air, creating toxic clouds that immediately plummeted downward as torrential acid rain.HISSSSSS!A single drop of the acid rain lande
Chapter 70: The Empty Boss Room
The journey toward the core room of the Forbidden Forest Dungeon felt like walking across a mass grave reeking of sulfur and burnt flesh. The warped left wheel of Aster's handcart kept squeaking with a rhythmic clack-thunk, clack-thunk, shattering the suffocating silence among the scattered carcasses of Corruptor Wyverns. Darius Vorn and Kaelen walked ahead, shoving aside giant melted wings so The Observer's logistics route stayed clear of acid puddles.At the end of the long obsidian hallway stood a pair of giant stone doors twenty meters tall. Their surface was carved with ancient sealing runes that should have radiated a calming golden light. Right now, however, those runes were cracked, bleeding purple miasma, and emanating heat that made breathing feel like inhaling glass dust. This was the gateway to the Boss Room, the place where the legendary Dragon Heart plant was said to grow."Prepare yourselves," Darius whispered, his left hand gripping his steel sword until his knuckles t