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chapter 14: Targeting the weakest terrorist groups
And so after..... They all moved under Roso advise. After walking for a while, they made their way through a clean and clear corridor with no death bodies. It was a sign that the terrorist hadn’t yet reached this place. The group then began to relax slightly, talking among themselves as Roso led the way. Bit by bit, he learned their names and memorise their faces. There was Famlise, an average tall thin girl with large round eyes behind her glasses—timid, but thoughtful. Hivet, round-bodied and soft-spoken, had a nervous twitch in her hands. Gregory, though trembling earlier, carried a surprisingly commanding tone when he spoke. Oscar, a cheerful and energetic boy, seemed especially friendly and shared a camaraderie with the sword user. And finally, there was Noubissi, who smiled gently and extended her hand to Roso. “Nice to meet you,” she said, her sincerity clear. Roso shook her hand. “Likewise.” He could tell that Famlise and Noubissi trusted him, but Hivet and Gregory’s
chapter 13: Roso joined the group
From the ceiling, Roso couldn’t hold his awe. “Wow… this guy isn’t just a genius!.... He is the real deal.”The shield user snarled, refusing to retreat. “Then let’s see how you handle this!” He charged, using the shield as a flash bomb. A brilliant light burst from it, blinding the sword user/The righteous senior momentarily.Before he could regain his sight, the terrorist – shield user was already on him—unleashing a feral combo of fists and kicks.Swish! Swish!But what he didn’t realize was that blindness didn’t matter anymore. The sword user battle sense had transcended sight. His instincts, honed through countless meditation and hardous training, traced every movement of his foe.“I can see it,” he murmured, body flowing like water. “Every move… every strike.”He sidestepped the kicks, parried the punches, countered each attack with near-effortless precision. The shield user grew more desperate, his strikes wilder, until—“There!” The sword user’s eyes gleamed. “You’re wide open
chapter 12: Lightning-Intent Sword Style
The shortest terrorist had gone quiet, but the weakest one only grew louder, sneering with the confidence of a man who never met his match. “What’s with that look, leader? You want me to finish them all that badly?” he taunted, cracking his knuckles as battle gloves snapped around his hands.The air pulsed with menace. Their aura… it’s terrifying, Roso thought, the hairs on his arms rising. Yet beneath the raw, volatile energy emanating from the terrorists, a different presence tightened the space around the students: the senior’s aura. It pressed like iron on Roso’s chest, more suffocating than the brash cruelty of the assailants. Why is there a senior here? the question snagged in his mind. This test is for new students. Is this a role-play? At first glance, it doesn’t look staged.Before he could make sense of it, the weakest terrorist lunged. His movement was a blur — speed bred from arrogance — and he aimed a brutal strike at the righteous senior. The senior didn’t even flinch; h
chapter 11: Encounter a group of terorist
The terrorist smirked. “This should be enough!” he shouted, firing another burst toward Roso.The impact sent shockwaves through the hallway. Roso barely managed to dodge, rolling onto the ground and gasping for air. “The stone pillar… almost killed me,” he muttered, clutching his chest.His heart pounded. “The level of this exam is too insane. What do they expect us to accomplish? Survive? That’s impossible if we’re up against them…” His voice trembled, but he forced himself to breathe slowly.“Stay calm, Roso. Stay calm,” he whispered again and again, repeating the words like a mantra until his pulse steadied.After a moment, he thought aloud, “If there was a teacher in class earlier, then there must be teachers in this school. They’re probably the ones meant to fight these terrorists… But if that’s true, then what’s the point of this exam?”He frowned, thinking harder. The logic didn’t add up.“First things first,” he decided. “I need information.”He clenched his fists. “Yes — tha
chapter 10: Information
“Where… am I?” Roso muttered as he slowly opened his eyes. His vision swam in and out of focus. A bright light poured in from his left, and when he turned his head, he found himself staring at a wide window. “Huh?” His brow furrowed. “Am I… in a classroom?” He blinked several times, trying to make sense of it. Desks, chairs, a blackboard, and rows of students — all of it looked painfully ordinary, yet something about it felt unreal. His thoughts were still muddled, and his body felt strangely light, as though he wasn’t fully there. Then came a faint voice. “Roso…” He froze. The sound was faint, almost like a whisper brushing the edge of his mind. “What is that?” he murmured. “Is it… in my head?” The voice came again — clearer this time. “Roso…” He looked around, searching for the source, but saw only the quiet hum of students scribbling notes. “A classroom… really?” he said aloud. The realization settled slowly in his mind as he scanned the room once more. “Is a less
chapter 9: The lady with the artifact
This came after he’d given a brief, almost cryptic explanation of what the Elimination Test truly was — though he had carefully avoided the finer details.“As you can see,” he had said earlier, “the total number of obtainable points far exceeds the minimum required to pass. Therefore, each of you will choose the tests that will bring you to your target score.”Then, with a graceful stride, a woman appeared beside him.“Yes, my lord,” she said, bowing slightly before addressing the sea of candidates.Her name was Rebecca. Her entrance alone drew the crowd’s attention — and not merely because she was beautiful. Tall and elegant, she carried herself with the kind of confidence that only came from immense power. Her long pink hair shimmered in the light, and her eyes, the same delicate hue, seemed to glow faintly with the essence of the flow of strength. Even her voice carried a subtle enchantment.“After you have chosen the number of tests required to reach a total of 10,000 points,” she
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