Greed
Author: A_Raane
last update2026-07-26 00:44:38

David was silent for a moment. Then he spoke, his voice quieter than before. "I have my own journey. And I don't trust you or anyone in this Holy Land. You people can sell anyone for a benefit. I know how power works. I know how politics works. I know that if my value for your guy decreases,then I'm sure you won't even take a second thought before selling my information to the highest bidder without a second thought."

Matilda stared at him. "The human race isn't what you think. Our seniors work
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  • Destruction

    David stepped forward into the next chamber, into the next trial.And then he stopped.The chamber was gone, replaced by something else entirely. A battlefield. But not like any battlefield David had ever seen. Not like the ones he had fought on the ones where humans clashed with Demons, Zerg, and Mechanicals. This was something else, something older, something larger, something that defied comprehension.The sky was torn open. Great rifts of light and darkness split the heavens, their edges crackling with energy that made David's skin tingle. The ground was cracked and shattered into fragments that floated in the void, their surfaces scarred by impacts that had left craters kilometers wide. And everywhere everywhere there was destruction.“What is this place?” David wondered.He looked around at the floating fragments of earth, the shattered mountains, the rivers of molten rock that flowed through the void. He could see bodies, thousands of them, millions of them scattered across the

  • Past

    David opened his eyes.He was standing in a palace but not the white palace he had just entered. This was different. The walls were dark, carved from a stone that seemed to absorb light rather than reflect it. The ceilings were high, vaulted, supported by pillars that were etched with ancient symbols. The air was cool and heavy with the scent of old wood and older secrets.“ Where am I now?” David wondered.He looked around at the dark walls, the ancient pillars, the symbols that covered every surface. He did not recognize this place. He had never seen it before.But something felt familiar.“No,” David thought. “Not familiar. Unfamiliar. But... connected. Like I've been here before. Like I've seen this place somewhere but why can’t I remember.”He walked forward his footsteps echoing against the stone floor. He passed through corridors, through halls, through rooms that seemed to stretch on forever. And with every step, the feeling of familiarity grew stronger.And then he stopped.

  • Déjà vu

    David walked forward, his eyes scanning the passage ahead.He had been in the maze for what felt like hours though time was impossible to track in this place. The forbidden realm illusion had faded behind him, replaced by corridors of white stone and shifting light. He didn’t encounter any monsters again.“This maze is holding back,” David thought. “It's testing my body, but not my limits. Not yet. I haven’t felt any pressure.”He expected more. He expected stronger monster creatures with the physical strength of Universe Venerable or even Universe Lord realm. He expected challenges that would actually push him that would force him to use everything he had learned.“I need a hearty battle,” " David thought. “ looks like this place might not be able to provide that.”He walked for about a kilometer, his footsteps echoing against the white stone until he reached a junction. Two passages stretched before him, one to the left and one to the right. They were identical: same white stone,

  • Enter

    David stood outside the maze, watching.He had been observing for hours tracking the movements of the geniuses who had entered, trying to understand the nature of the trial. But the maze was opaque to his senses. The spatial folds within it blocked his probing, the shifting corridors defied his analysis. He could not see what was happening inside.“They're on their own,” David thought. “Each of them is facing their own trial. Their own test.”He thought about Carla, about his sister, who had entered first. She was a strong Universe Venerable now. But the maze was not just about strength. It was about will. About adaptability. About the ability to overcome whatever challenges it presented.“I hope she's mentally prepared,” David thought. “I hope they're all ready.”And then Matilda's voice echoed in his mind."David. You can also enter."David paused. "What?""There is treasure for everyone who passes. You don't have to worry about snatching anyone's opportunity. The maze is designed t

  • Danger

    It came from the flowers, a creature that had been hidden among the blooms. It was an ape massive, muscular, its fur the color of dried blood. Its eyes burned with intelligence, hunger with the desire to kill.An Immortal General-level monster.“An ape,” Carla thought. “An Immortal General ape.”Before she could react before she could dodge the ape attack. Its fist swung toward her fast, powerful, devastating. It caught her in the chest, sent her flying backward, sent her crashing into the flowers thirty meters away.“Pain,” Carla realized. “ It has been a long time since I felt the real pain.”She pushed herself up her body aching, her breath ragged. She looked at the ape in its massive form, its burning eyes. It was approaching her slowly, deliberately enjoying her fear.“I can't use my laws,” Carla thought. “I can't use my energy. I can only use... my body.”She looked at her hands, her arms, her legs, her muscles. She had trained her body and had strengthened it with monster cores

  • Sealed

    David stood before the maze.It stretched before him a labyrinth of crystal walls and shifting corridors, its depths pulsing with a light that was not quite crimson, not quite violet. Something in between. Something that spoke of creation, of genesis, of beginning.He extended his senses, probing the maze. What he found made him pause.“It's not a physical structure,” David realized. “It's a spatial fold. A pocket dimension within a pocket dimension. The corridors shift and change; they're not fixed. They're designed to confuse, to disorient, and test the people."He tried to analyze the pattern the way the corridors shifted, the way the light pulsed, the way the energy flowed. He tried to find a solution: a path through the maze, a way to reach the center.But there was nothing.“I can't solve this,” David realized. “Not by analyzing it and not by probing it from outside. The maze is not meant to be solved from the outside. It's meant to be entered inside the maze. Experienced the ma

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