Damn, I recarneted As A Judge in Fantasy World Chapter 205 Treasures of the Emperor's Vault

As Abel reached the innermost part of the palace, he knew his first stop upon arriving in the capital had to be a visit with the emperor. The matter was urgent, and he needed to report it imdiately.

"So, you're saying that the Sordin Church was nearly on the verge of destruction?" the emperor asked.

"Yes, Your Majesty. I believe supporting them should take priority," Abel responded.

"It's better this way. I can reshape everything from the ground up."

Reform often ca with hardship, but the Sordin Order had already endured a devastating history; there was no need to repeat that suffering.

Now, with the empire's power, they could rebuild. It would be like the resurrection of Deliat, which had nearly been destroyed but was now thriving again.

'Of course, it will change according to the emperor's desires,' Abel thought.

The governnt could summon as many clergy as needed, and he didn't entirely disagree. After all, wasn't it excessive to sell sacred powers while a plague ravaged the land?

"By retrieving the sacred waters of the Sordin Church, you also prevented the destruction of the Northern Ark?" the emperor asked.

"It was a coincidence. The culprit was apprehended through sheer luck," Abel admitted.

"Still, it was a job well done. I'll grant you a separate reward for protecting the Northern Ark."

"The emperor is truly generous," Abel said, bowing respectfully.

"First, I must settle the matter with the Sordin Church. Follow , and I'll lead you to the imperial treasure vault."

"Yes, Your Majesty," Abel replied, bowing once more before following the emperor into the depths of the palace.

This area was restricted, a place reserved only for the chosen. At so point, even the emperor's chief aide, Adit, halted his steps and allowed them to proceed alone.

The emperor stopped before a massive stone gate and waved his right hand. To Abel's surprise, the gate opened silently.

*Srrrrrrr—!*

Though common sense suggested such a movent should be accompanied by a loud noise, the stone slid without even a hint of sound.

'It must be magically reinforced,' Abel thought. Even sliding doors with rollers weren't this quiet.

He observed the vast treasure room with interest. Unlike the chaotic piles of gold found in stories or movies, this place was immaculately organized, more like a museum with treasures carefully displayed and free of dust.

"Choose," the emperor commanded.

"Yes? Yes," Abel responded, startled by the emperor's blunt tone. He scanned the items, but without specific insight into each item's value, he found it difficult to decide. His system only provided information on people, not objects.

'It would be useful if I knew the effects of these items,' Abel thought.

Without that ability, he would have to rely on instinct.

Fortunately, he had co with a backup plan: choosing a broadsword as a safe option. It would work well with his passive skills, allowing him to wield it whenever he needed.

The issue was that there were too many weapons to pick from, with dozens of greatswords on display.

As he weighed his options, he heard a familiar voice in his mind.

- *Can I help?*

"Hmm?" Abel murmured, recognizing Shuguri voice. Despite so initial distrust, Shuguri next suggestion sounded plausible.

- *I am the devil of the mountains. I can sense which minerals are purer and stronger.*

"Really?" Abel asked.

- *If you choose the best material, you won't go wrong.*

"Alright, then what should I choose?" Abel asked.

- *That one.*

Following Shuguri guidance, Abel's gaze fell upon a small Warhamr. It was slightly larger than the gavel he usually carried. Though not initially appealing as a weapon, Shuguri sounded confident.

"Is this really the one?"

- *Yes,* Shuguri assured him.

After a mont's hesitation, Abel reconsidered...

Upon closer inspection, he noticed intricate engravings glowing softly on the hamr's head and handle, indicating magical enhancents. 'A weapon doesn't have to be flashy to be effective,' he thought. While it didn't look like anything special, it could still be powerful.

"I'll take this, Your Majesty," Abel announced.

"Oh? You have a good eye," the emperor said approvingly.

"Haha! That's too kind of you," Abel replied, relieved. From the emperor's reaction, it seed he'd made a wise choice. Now that his task was complete, Abel prepared to leave the treasure vault.

Just then, a holographic ssage appeared before his eyes.

[We are evaluating the overall score of your recent actions.]

[You have brought significant changes to imperial society.]

[A reward will be granted.]

[Item information feature will be activated.]

"..."

Abel stopped in his tracks, standing in stunned silence even as the emperor walked away. He could scarcely believe what he was seeing.

'Why activate it now, of all tis?'

Abel's heart raced as he processed the ssage. The system had finally unlocked the item information feature. If only it had done so sooner, choosing from the emperor's treasure vault would have been much simpler.

It was, if you thought about it, an obvious result. When had this damned system ever been kind? It felt almost surreal to be able to see what was open like this. In the past, they hadn't even told us what the compensation would be.

"Ugh! What choice do I have? I guess I'll just have to go for it," Abel muttered, letting out a short sigh as he looked down at the warhamr he had received from the Emperor.

As if taunting him, a holographic window appeared in front of him.

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- **Na:** Hector Punisher

- **Rating:** S

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- **Summon:** The weapon can be called upon by its owner's hand, no matter where it is.

- **Thousand-Pain:** Strikes the opponent with five tis its weight.

- **The Noble One:** The unjust cannot bear its arms.

- **Deadly Hamr Head:** Low chance to inflict critical hits.

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"Whoa! Crazy!" Abel exclaid. It was truly a jackpot among jackpots—this weapon had four special features. Better yet, three of them were passive, so he didn't even need to worry about activating them.

What he liked most of all was the summoning feature. Now, he could make it co back to him like Mjolnir. But just as he was admiring the hamr, he heard a sound of movent from sowhere nearby.

**Rustle!**

"Ouch! D-Did I get caught?" ca a panicked voice.

Abel quickly looked up and spotted Shuguri, who was trying to sneak away.

"Oh, right. This was the thing you recomnded, wasn't it?" Abel said, realizing Shuguri hadn't seen any of the item information. The poor guy must have been startled by Abel's intense reaction.

Abel stretched his arm toward Shuguri, intending to stop him. But the little guy had already dashed quite far. Even if Shuguri leapt out the window, there'd be no way to catch him in ti.

So, with a quick swing, Abel called upon the power of Hector Punisher, aiming to snatch Shuguri back with the hamr, which had an edge like a pickaxe.

"Hey, I'm not trying to scold you!" Abel called.

**Phew! Bam!**

**"Kuaaah!"**

Shuguri scread as the hamr's edge snagged him by the head. Abel hadn't intended to hit him so hard—it had been a soft swing ant only to pull him back.

The creature, who resembled a squirrel but was actually a highly capable half-devil, suddenly collapsed. Abel was sure a re chunk of tal wouldn't have caused such a reaction, especially since he hadn't even swung it with force.

Just then, a notification flashed before his eyes, radiating with a splendid effect.

**[Critical hit! Attack power is increased by 4.8 tis.]**

"Oh?" Abel raised an eyebrow, realizing the Deadly Hamr Head feature had activated.

"Ugh! This is insane! It hurts so much! This is unbelievable!"*Shuguri cried, clutching his head.