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Chapter 89 The Book
The three available techniques of the legendary Death Magic Manipulation appeared in his status window.[Residual Threading][Soul Imprinting][Void Anchoring]Devon tapped the first one mentally, and the knowledge flooded into his mind. The pressure made him blinked rapidly for a short moment.After it settled, he became fully aware about the Residual Threading concept. Death Magic left traces on everything it touched, and Devon already sensed those traces through his Death Sight.And this technique taught him to pull them deliberately, absorbing the ambient death energy instead of draining it from living or undead sources. Thus it would give him zero corruption.Even though the yield of the amount of death energy absorbed would by tiny, but the principle was the point. Devon could avoid having high corruption, unless the situation told him to do otherwise.He sat up on the bed, crossed his legs, and reached for the traces.The book had hammered the key difference between the normal
Chapter 88. Rule Implementation
They reached the main building and began organizing the supplies, with Williams took charge in delegating the tasks efficiently. The territory then buzzed with people that were organizing, preparing, or even making their space more defensible and functional.Devon went to the building's upper level, looking out over their territory and the plaza beyond, where hundreds of groups were doing the same thing like their group was.But how many would actually make it through the Second Round?"Penny for your thoughts?" Raline appeared beside him, watching over the buzzling plaza below them. "Just thinking about the odds," Devon admitted. "We lost almost half the participants in the First Round. The Second Round will be worse.""Then we should get better, stronger, smarter, and more prepared. That's all we can do," Raline said simply."You make it sound easy.""It's not easy, but simple, my big bro," she replied, leaning against the railing.Devon smile slightly. His sister had always been b
Chapter 87. Viktor of Mega Faction
Seichi hunched forward, resting both elbows on his knees. His fists pressed against his chin. “Yeah, exactly. Everyone cleared an entire floor when he walked in. No one dared mess with him. That aura was no joke.” Ignatia leaned back against the stone bench she was sitting on, arms crossed tightly over her chest. “He didn’t even say a word. Just stood there, and people backed off. That’s the kind of intimidation we’ll be facing.” Devon exhaled slowly, his eyes narrowing. “So the mega faction is already flexing. Which means Neutral Ground isn’t as safe as it looks. They can move without breaking the rules.” He turned back to Seichi and Ignatia. “Did he see you?” “Yeah. We weren’t exactly hiding. Maybe he noticed us, but he didn’t approach or anything. Just looked for a minute, then moved on.” “He was sizing us up,” Seichi said. “Frida was right, Devon. There’s no way he ignores other strong groups.” “Can you guess how strong he is?” Devon pressed, trying to gather as much i
Chapter 86. Being Watched
“Where do we meet again later?” Raline asked. “Let’s regroup at the fountain after four hours. That should be enough time for everyone,” Grendel decided after thinking for a moment. They split up, each heading toward their assigned destinations to buy the supplies they needed. Devon and Raline walked together toward the medical supply section. The place was quieter, cleaner, and more organized than the rest of the Market District. The sharp smell of antiseptic filled the air. “This place almost feels normal, like when we used to shop back home,” Raline murmured as she inspected surgical tools one by one. Devon chuckled softly. “Except now we’re shopping so we don’t die in a damn death tournament.” “You’re so pessimistic…” Raline muttered, glancing at him while he just shrugged indifferently. For an hour they picked out everything needed for Raline’s medical team to treat and heal the participants. The prices were reasonable, one full medical kit cost 500 SP. They bought
Chapter 85. Shopping
Valdris laughed again, his voice sounding more like a monster than a man, then turned to face his companions. “But I think this is necessary. Devon’s our main death magic user. Boosting his abilities helps the whole alliance.”“That’s true,” Grendel admitted, his thick brows furrowing as he thought hard. “But we also need outfits for everyone, don’t forget. Don’t burn a quarter of our budget on just one damn book.”“What if we use some of our personal points?” Ignatia chimed in. “Each champion has their own stash, so it won’t drain the main pool too much.”“That’s right,” Devon said, checking his total SP, suddenly remembering he had his own.[Personal Survival Points: 18,773]His fourth-place finish in the raid had given him a hefty amount. But spending it all on one book felt risky as hell.“I’ll contribute 10,000 from my personal pool,” Klaus said, stepping forward. “Think of it as an investment in our survival.”“Haha, I’ll throw in 5,000,” Grendel added, slapping Devon’s shoulder
Chapter 84. The Market District
The Market District was massive in scale and messy in every way. Hundreds of people crowded the narrow alleys between stalls, some haggling, some arguing, and others just browsing with sharp, suspicious eyes, always questioning the price or the quality of what was being sold.Through his Death Sight, Devon could see the place was packed beyond belief. Thousands of people, a dozen powerful champions, and the cold, hollow signatures of Guardians standing evenly spaced apart, watching everything with silent vigilance.“Don’t wander off,” Grendel muttered in a low voice. “Don’t get separated, and don’t buy anything without all of us agreeing first.”They moved as one group through the main thoroughfare. Stalls lined both sides, selling anything imaginable.Weapons hung from racks on display. Swords, spears, war axes, bows and arrows, and even strange weapons Devon had never seen before. Some glowed faintly with enchantments, while others looked plain but were clearly well-crafted.Floatin
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