Chapter 604
Author: Ugo Lee
last update2026-09-25 21:30:30

For ten years, Everett had fought in the darkest, most dangerous dungeons in the world. He had killed boss monsters that no one else could touch. He had never spent his money on fancy armor or big houses. He just saved it. And recently, he had absorbed the 500,000 Experience Points and data files from his Alternate self.

His Gold balance was unimaginably huge.

[CURRENT BALANCE: 999,999,999 GOLD.]

He was technically the richest entity on the server. He had hit the maximum integer limit.

Evere
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    Yesterday, Everett could have flipped the beam with two fingers. He had maximum stats. Today, he was Level 1. His strength stat was completely gone. And his left arm was broken. He only had his right arm. The pale, gray arm with the one-second delay. "Stand back," Everett ordered the children. Leo pulled the little ones back against the wall. Everett knelt down next to the heavy wooden beam. He slid his pale right hand under the thick wood. He took a deep breath. “Lift,” he commanded his brain. He waited. “One, Mississippi.” The pale gray fingers snapped shut around the rough wood. The mechanical muscles in the artificial arm whined loudly. The sharp, hot electric pain stabbed into Everett’s brain, but he ignored it. Everett pushed upward with his legs and his right arm. He roared in agony. The veins on his neck popped out. His face turned bright red. The heavy wooden beam barely moved. It scraped against the floor. [HP: 1 / 100]His body was at its absolute limit. If a splinte

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    Everett’s mind raced back to the old, white laboratories from a thousand years ago. He remembered writing the deep code of the Continuum. What are Experience Points? They are not just magic numbers that make you hit harder. They are raw data. They are digital mass. They are the weight of a person’s existence inside the computer server. "Data is mass," Everett whispered. His green eyes lit up with a wild, desperate, terrifying idea. "If I have enough data... I can build my own body."If he could force the System to burn his Experience Points, he could convert that raw digital data into physical mass. He could force himself back into the real world. He could solidify his ghost. Everett looked at the red clock hovering outside the window. 3:303:29The Vantablack void was halfway across the classroom. It ate a wooden desk. The desk was cut perfectly in half. There was no sawdust. Just absolute nothingness. Everett opened his system console. He selected his entire pool of 500,000 Ex

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    Everett drifted over a poor, ruined neighborhood in Sector Six. He looked down through the glass. He saw an old, crumbling stone building. It used to be a school, but during the war, it had been turned into a shelter. The roof was half-broken. Heavy wooden beams had fallen down, blocking the front doors. Everett saw movement inside the building. He dropped lower, pressing his ghostly face right against the invisible floor to get a better look. Inside a small, dusty classroom on the first floor, there were children. They were five small orphans. They wore dirty, oversized clothes. Their faces were covered in soot and mud. The oldest was a boy named Leo, maybe twelve years old. He was hugging a tiny little girl who was crying softly. Three other children huddled behind an old wooden desk, shivering in terror. They were completely trapped. The heavy wooden beams from the collapsed ceiling blocked the only door out of the classroom. Everett watched Leo push his small shoulder again

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    The world faded away like a television turning off. Everett did not feel any pain. He did not feel the cold rain. He did not feel the hard, wet concrete of the street. He was floating in a silent, endless sea of gray mist. He looked down. Beneath his feet, he could see the real world. It looked like he was standing on a giant floor made of thick, clear glass. Through the glass, he saw Lyra. She was kneeling in the street, crying with her hands covering her face. He saw Silas standing next to her, looking completely lost. He saw Commander Alice, staring up at the empty sky in shock. "I am here," Everett whispered. He hit his fists against the invisible glass floor. "Lyra! Silas! Look up!"But his voice made no sound. His fists did not make a thud. He was a ghost. The System had deleted his physical body. The world had forgotten him. He was completely trapped in the empty space between the digital code and the real universe. Everett dropped to his knees on the invisible glass. He pr

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