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I Activated The Three Master Systems 109 - Defeating Arkeia
Baxter's eyes scanned the horizon, taking in the endless dunes of sand that stretched out before him. The sun beat down relentlessly, making the air shimmer and dance. He squinted, raising a hand to shield his eyes. "Where am I?" he muttered, looking around for any sign of civilization. The NeuroSpark System's interface flickered to life, displaying a message before his eyes. [Location: Desert of Eternal Storms. Warning: Hostile creature detected.] Baxter's head snapped up, his senses on high alert. He scanned the horizon, searching for any sign of the creature. And then, he saw it. A massive, serpent-like creature emerged from the sand, its body undulating as it moved. Its scales glinted in the sunlight, a dull bronze color that seemed to absorb the light around it. Baxter's eyes widened as the creature charged towards him, its jaws open wide. [Threat detected: Dune Wraith. Level: 5. Health: 500. You're at risk of losing.] The System's interface beeped urgently, displaying t
I Activated The Three Master Systems 110 - Aleric In The System
Aleric Kyle Christopher's head felt like it had been stuffed with cotton. One moment he'd been—well, he wasn't entirely sure what he'd been doing. The memories were fragmented, like pieces of a shattered mirror. He remembered traveling to the city to visit a friend, though the name and face escaped him. There had been a counter, drinks flowing freely, and a beautiful woman with eyes like amber. The bathroom. Her lips against his neck. Then... nothing. Now, he stood in the middle of a vast desert, the sun beating down mercilessly on his exposed skin. Sweat immediately began to form on his forehead, trickling down his temple. "What the actual hell?" Aleric muttered, shielding his eyes from the blinding sun. He spun around, searching for any sign of civilization, but there was nothing but sand in every direction, stretching toward the horizon. A translucent blue screen suddenly materialized before Aleric, hovering at eye level. [Welcome, Aleric Kyle Christopher, to the APEX Survival
I Activated The Three Master Systems 111 - Level 7 Threat
Aleric barely had a moment to breathe before the system screen pulsed again, the translucent blue shifting to an ominous red. [NEW THREAT IDENTIFIED: OBSIDIAN STALKER – LEVEL 7] [Time Limit to complete the task: 5 Minutes] Tf!! His stomach clenched. Level 7?! He had barely survived the Level 3 creature. How the hell was he supposed to handle this? “No way! You must be joking! Give me a break. Yes, I know I have to complete ten tasks, but it doesn't have to be back to back-, okay? I'm still recovering.” [Request Denied!] And then, the world changed. The golden desert flickered and melted away, the dunes collapsing like sand slipping through an hourglass. The ground solidified, turning into rough, uneven stone. The sun above flickered, replaced by an eerie twilight, casting the world in a deep purple hue. A humid breeze rolled in, thick with the scent of damp moss and decaying wood. Aleric's boots scraped against the jagged rock as he steadied himself. Hell!! The desert wa
I Activated The Three Master Systems 112 - In His Past
The world shifted again. The damp, eerie swamp vanished in an instant, replaced by something else. Aleric found himself standing in the doorway of a dimly lit room, his breath catching in his throat. He knew this place. The familiarity of the place could never leave him. The torture. The suffering. He couldn't ever forget.His room. His old room. It was smaller than he remembered, the walls a lifeless shade of gray, cracked in places where time or rage had left its mark.The wooden floorboards creaked beneath his weight, some loose and splintered, as if they had been stomped on too many times. A battered bed frame sat in the far corner, its mattress sagging in the middle, covered in old, faded sheets.The desk against the wall was overturned, its drawers yanked out and empty, just as they had always been when someone had taken whatever little belonged to him. The only source of light came from a flickering bulb overhead, casting long, shifting shadows across the room. They str
I Activated The Three Master Systems 113 - Finish Or Die
Aleric groaned, pain thrumming through his skull like a war drum. His fingers twitched against the broken planks under him, but his body felt sluggish, unresponsive. His brother’s punch had carried more weight than expected, like getting hit by a damn truck. [Warning: Adrenaline Surge Required. Do you want to activate the Emergency Protocol?] Emergency Protocol? That meant pushing his body beyond its limits. That was just Risky. Dangerous. Way too extreme. But if he didn't act now, he'd be done for. "Activate it," Aleric growled, wiping blood from his mouth. [Apex System Protocol: Emergency Surge Activated] A violent jolt ripped through his veins. Heat flooded his limbs, numbing the pain and sharpening his senses. His heart pounded faster, his vision clearing in an instant. The world slowed. The eldest brother loomed over him, with muscles that showed his veins, a sadistic grin stretching across his face."You never learn, do you?" His fist came down, aiming straight f
I Activated The Three Master Systems 114 - Game Or Real
Aleric's eyes blazed with rage as he summoned the last vestiges of his strength. The system's warnings still echoed in his mind, but he decided to push them behind him. This wasn't the time for him to heed the system's warning. He either finished them off, or they finished him, and he couldn't let that happen. They can't outdo him when he is younger and immature, outdo him in real life, and then outdo him in the game. IMPOSSIBLE!!. {Skill Activation: Abyss Breaker} The air around him seemed to tear apart, revealing a dark, swirling vortex. His veins pulsed with otherworldly energy as if the very fabric of reality was being channeled through his body. Aleric's mind flashed back to the countless hours he spent playing HQ Virtual Game. He recalled the Master skills he learned, the strategies he employed, and the victories he achieved. The memories flooded his consciousness, imbuing him with a sense of confidence and purpose. With a battle cry, Aleric launched himself at his brothe
I Activated The Three Master Systems 115 - How Much More?
_Name:_ Aleric Kyle Christopher. _System Type:_ APEX Survival Protocol _Health:_ 0.5% _Stamina:_ 9% _Combat Proficiency:_ 85% _Available Skills:_ 17 + (5×6) _Currency:_ $ _Available Balance:_ $940 + (300×6) _System Points:_ 130 + (25×6) _System Tokens:_ 52 + (16×6) _Assigned Tasks:_ 2 + 6 _Completed Tasks:_ 2 + 6 [System Notification: Critical Health Warning!] [Recommended Purchase: Restore Health (350%) – Cost: $1000] Aleric’s vision flickered, his body trembling from exhaustion. His breath was ragged, and every inch of him screamed in agony. He barely had the strength to stay upright, let alone move. Then, the system’s notification popped up, and his gaze sharpened. "$1000?" he muttered under his breath, grimacing. That was a lot. Did he even have that much? His mind raced as he forced himself to focus on his status screen. _Currency:_ $940 + (300×6) His tired eyes widened slightly. "Wait..." He did a quick calculation in his head. _$940 plus (300×6).
I Activated The Three Master Systems 001 - No Place For Losers
It was another hectic day for Adams Smith, also known as Crazy Psycho, as he exited the cab that had brought him home from work. He took out his wallet to pay the cab driver and discovered that there were only ten dollars left in it.He recalls the cab driver saying earlier that his fee was eight dollars. Adams sighed. He reluctantly took out the money and handed it to the taxi driver. The minutes he spent waiting for the cab driver to give him his change felt like hours to him.Adams was impatient because he had only two dollars left. It could not even afford him Western bread and soy milk for breakfast, but he insisted on keeping it.Adams walks down the street, tired from receiving the remaining fee of two dollars. The complex where he lives is the 45-story skyscraper in front of him.Adams entered the elevator and pressed the thirtieth floor. He could feel the mocking stare from behind him. Their gaze seemed to penetrate his sandy rigid skin. Everyone knew him to be a loser and a
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115 - How Much More?
_Name:_ Aleric Kyle Christopher. _System Type:_ APEX Survival Protocol _Health:_ 0.5% _Stamina:_ 9% _Combat Proficiency:_ 85% _Available Skills:_ 17 + (5×6) _Currency:_ $ _Available Balance:_ $940 + (300×6) _System Points:_ 130 + (25×6) _System Tokens:_ 52 + (16×6) _Assigned Tasks:_ 2 + 6 _Completed Tasks:_ 2 + 6 [System Notification: Critical Health Warning!] [Recommended Purchase: Restore Health (350%) – Cost: $1000] Aleric’s vision flickered, his body trembling from exhaustion. His breath was ragged, and every inch of him screamed in agony. He barely had the strength to stay upright, let alone move. Then, the system’s notification popped up, and his gaze sharpened. "$1000?" he muttered under his breath, grimacing. That was a lot. Did he even have that much? His mind raced as he forced himself to focus on his status screen. _Currency:_ $940 + (300×6) His tired eyes widened slightly. "Wait..." He did a quick calculation in his head. _$940 plus (300×6).
114 - Game Or Real
Aleric's eyes blazed with rage as he summoned the last vestiges of his strength. The system's warnings still echoed in his mind, but he decided to push them behind him. This wasn't the time for him to heed the system's warning. He either finished them off, or they finished him, and he couldn't let that happen. They can't outdo him when he is younger and immature, outdo him in real life, and then outdo him in the game. IMPOSSIBLE!!. {Skill Activation: Abyss Breaker} The air around him seemed to tear apart, revealing a dark, swirling vortex. His veins pulsed with otherworldly energy as if the very fabric of reality was being channeled through his body. Aleric's mind flashed back to the countless hours he spent playing HQ Virtual Game. He recalled the Master skills he learned, the strategies he employed, and the victories he achieved. The memories flooded his consciousness, imbuing him with a sense of confidence and purpose. With a battle cry, Aleric launched himself at his brothe
113 - Finish Or Die
Aleric groaned, pain thrumming through his skull like a war drum. His fingers twitched against the broken planks under him, but his body felt sluggish, unresponsive. His brother’s punch had carried more weight than expected, like getting hit by a damn truck. [Warning: Adrenaline Surge Required. Do you want to activate the Emergency Protocol?] Emergency Protocol? That meant pushing his body beyond its limits. That was just Risky. Dangerous. Way too extreme. But if he didn't act now, he'd be done for. "Activate it," Aleric growled, wiping blood from his mouth. [Apex System Protocol: Emergency Surge Activated] A violent jolt ripped through his veins. Heat flooded his limbs, numbing the pain and sharpening his senses. His heart pounded faster, his vision clearing in an instant. The world slowed. The eldest brother loomed over him, with muscles that showed his veins, a sadistic grin stretching across his face."You never learn, do you?" His fist came down, aiming straight f
112 - In His Past
The world shifted again. The damp, eerie swamp vanished in an instant, replaced by something else. Aleric found himself standing in the doorway of a dimly lit room, his breath catching in his throat. He knew this place. The familiarity of the place could never leave him. The torture. The suffering. He couldn't ever forget.His room. His old room. It was smaller than he remembered, the walls a lifeless shade of gray, cracked in places where time or rage had left its mark.The wooden floorboards creaked beneath his weight, some loose and splintered, as if they had been stomped on too many times. A battered bed frame sat in the far corner, its mattress sagging in the middle, covered in old, faded sheets.The desk against the wall was overturned, its drawers yanked out and empty, just as they had always been when someone had taken whatever little belonged to him. The only source of light came from a flickering bulb overhead, casting long, shifting shadows across the room. They str
111 - Level 7 Threat
Aleric barely had a moment to breathe before the system screen pulsed again, the translucent blue shifting to an ominous red. [NEW THREAT IDENTIFIED: OBSIDIAN STALKER – LEVEL 7] [Time Limit to complete the task: 5 Minutes] Tf!! His stomach clenched. Level 7?! He had barely survived the Level 3 creature. How the hell was he supposed to handle this? “No way! You must be joking! Give me a break. Yes, I know I have to complete ten tasks, but it doesn't have to be back to back-, okay? I'm still recovering.” [Request Denied!] And then, the world changed. The golden desert flickered and melted away, the dunes collapsing like sand slipping through an hourglass. The ground solidified, turning into rough, uneven stone. The sun above flickered, replaced by an eerie twilight, casting the world in a deep purple hue. A humid breeze rolled in, thick with the scent of damp moss and decaying wood. Aleric's boots scraped against the jagged rock as he steadied himself. Hell!! The desert wa
110 - Aleric In The System
Aleric Kyle Christopher's head felt like it had been stuffed with cotton. One moment he'd been—well, he wasn't entirely sure what he'd been doing. The memories were fragmented, like pieces of a shattered mirror. He remembered traveling to the city to visit a friend, though the name and face escaped him. There had been a counter, drinks flowing freely, and a beautiful woman with eyes like amber. The bathroom. Her lips against his neck. Then... nothing. Now, he stood in the middle of a vast desert, the sun beating down mercilessly on his exposed skin. Sweat immediately began to form on his forehead, trickling down his temple. "What the actual hell?" Aleric muttered, shielding his eyes from the blinding sun. He spun around, searching for any sign of civilization, but there was nothing but sand in every direction, stretching toward the horizon. A translucent blue screen suddenly materialized before Aleric, hovering at eye level. [Welcome, Aleric Kyle Christopher, to the APEX Survival
109 - Defeating Arkeia
Baxter's eyes scanned the horizon, taking in the endless dunes of sand that stretched out before him. The sun beat down relentlessly, making the air shimmer and dance. He squinted, raising a hand to shield his eyes. "Where am I?" he muttered, looking around for any sign of civilization. The NeuroSpark System's interface flickered to life, displaying a message before his eyes. [Location: Desert of Eternal Storms. Warning: Hostile creature detected.] Baxter's head snapped up, his senses on high alert. He scanned the horizon, searching for any sign of the creature. And then, he saw it. A massive, serpent-like creature emerged from the sand, its body undulating as it moved. Its scales glinted in the sunlight, a dull bronze color that seemed to absorb the light around it. Baxter's eyes widened as the creature charged towards him, its jaws open wide. [Threat detected: Dune Wraith. Level: 5. Health: 500. You're at risk of losing.] The System's interface beeped urgently, displaying t
108 - New Mission In The Desert
It was a small patch of skin, tinged a sickly grey, nestled between the creature's emerald scales. Baxter knelt beside the massive beast, his heart racing at the thought of what he had to do.“You’ve got this,” he murmured to himself, bracing for the final confrontation. Suppressing the lingering pain from the creature’s earlier attack, he focused all his remaining energy into his hands, the crackling electricity intensifying until it vibrated in the air around him.With a deep breath, Baxter pressed his palm against the discolored patch on the Chimera’s neck and unleashed a concentrated bolt of electricity. The moment it made contact, the air around him shattered with a brilliant blinding light. The Chimera shuddered violently. Its body convulsed as arcs of electricity coursed through it, illuminating the veins of energy visible beneath its scaled skin.Baxter’s eyes widened in disbelief as the creature’s muscles tensed, twitching uncontrollably before suddenly going still. The onc
107 - pterodactyl Chimera
Baxter's eyes darted around, trying to pierce through the mist and identify the approaching threat. The forest was eerily silent now, save for the occasional snap of a twig or rustle of leaves. "Okay, Bax," he muttered to himself, electricity crackling between his fingers. "You've got this. Just stay calm and—" A blood-curdling screech cut through the air, sending chills down Baxter's spine. He whirled around, just in time to see a massive, bat-like creature swooping down from the canopy above. Its wingspan was easily fifteen feet, and its leathery wings ended in razor-sharp claws. A long, serpentine neck extended from its body, crowned by a head that was a nightmarish fusion of bat and reptile. Rows of needle-like teeth glinted in its gaping maw as it dived--- --bombed towards Baxter, its talons outstretched and ready to rend flesh from bone. Baxter's newly upgraded reflexes kicked in once again. He dove to the side, rolling across the forest floor as the creature's claws raked th
