"System, tell all the rewards that I am supposed to get starting from S class? This secret is killing already," Liam said.
[Are you sure you want to know the rewards system?]
"Why wouldn't I be? This secret that you're dangling over my head is not even required."
[...]
[The rewards system starting from S to SSS are as follows:
For S class:
Get access to two gas per day, and if you complete the consecutive next two gas in S class, then the extra reward will be the next ga being a free world where the protagonist playing as the host and is allowed to bring things to and fro from the ga world and real world. Ti will run parallel to the real world.
For SS class:
Get normal rewards for completing SS class and also 3 years' access to the next ga world without playing the protagonist in the ga.
Pros:
Standard rewards, and from the next ga, the host can bring everything and anything to and from the ga to the real world, including living beings. Any abilities or items gained in the ga, apart from the eventual rewards system, will belong to the host permanently and can carry on to the next gas in the future. The ti fra given to the host for evaluation is 3 years in real ti with a ti ratio of 5:1 (five years in the ga world will equal 1 year in the real world). (P.S. You will not age while in the ga world; this applies to you and any living beings you bring with yourself. However, if the living beings brought by you decide to stay there after the 3-year period, ti will flow normally for them.)
Cons:
Death is permanent. You can take help from people in the real world, but the evaluation will be lower. Items received from previous gas cannot be used either.
For SSS class rewards:
Get normal rewards for completing SS class and also permanent access to the next ga world without playing the protagonist in the ga.
Pros:
Standard rewards, and from the next ga, the host can bring everything and anything to and from the ga to the real world, including living beings. Any abilities or items gained in the ga, apart from the eventual rewards system, will belong to the host permanently and can carry on to the next gas in the future. The host will gain permanent access to the ga, forever. The ti fra given to the host for evaluation is 3 years in real ti with a ti ratio of 5:1 (five years in the ga world will equal 1 year in the real world). After the 3-year period, the real-ti world and the ga-ti world will sync.
Cons:
Death is permanent. You can take help from people in the real world, but the evaluation will be lower. Items received from previous gas cannot be used either.]
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"Yes," Liam replied. He sighed as he did so, knowing that a single-word answer would suffice.
"The reason I know so much, and the fact that they help while being invisible, is because the organization works in multi-planes—or what we call a multiverse. I think Tony must have read about it in the books of Kamar-Taj," Liam said. Tony froze for a second, and then it suddenly dawned on him.
Liam was right. If the organization supporting Liam was multiplanar, it would explain why Liam was so powerful and also why they never showed themselves. It would also explain why Liam's so-called trials were never seen or heard of by anyone. It was because they never took place on Earth to begin with.
Since Fury and the others were a bit confused, Tony went on to introduce the multiplanar theory that he had read about, and the others were beyond speechless. Fury himself felt his world crumbling as he realized how laughable SHIELD was. But that also made him more determined to bring order and peace to the world—from the dangers of the multiverse.
"No wonder you have so many abilities," Natasha said as she finally understood.
"So, we are going to a different world for your trial?" Barton asked, a bit excited as he finally caught the hint.
"Don't be happy too early. My abilities and my weapons will be stripped away the mont we step in. This is where you guys co in. Including you will lower my evaluation, but if I go in alone, I will definitely die. So, you have 2 more days to prepare," Liam declared.
"Heh... So our vanguard will be missing. Got it," Tony replied.
Not having Liam's abilities ant they would be vulnerable, but the older team mbers didn't mind babysitting Liam since he had been doing the sa for them for a long ti. Barton and Tony had been directly helped by him, so helping Liam would make them feel less guilty.
"I will make you so sweet armor for this trial," Tony promised.
"I hope so," Liam replied. Liam discussed what precautions were needed for this trial and gave them a rough idea. The warnings made them shudder but also excited them at the sa ti. Liam then promptly left for his ho.
He had not been exactly idle in the last few days. He had been working and making things that would help him in the next ga. First, he made so cold weapons—specific weapons that would help him on this journey—and worked on the main craft of Celebrimbor.
The craft of ring-making.
Drawing from Celebrimbor's knowledge, he had crafted the foundation of two rings—one for endurance and strength, the other for healing and restoration.
The first ring, Anwar Durthol—"Strength of the Tower" in Elvish—was forged with mithril and bone dust from Nidhogg from the God of War, its band carved with runes of resilience and might. A shard of obsidian rested at its crown, pulsing with latent volcanic energy to enhance stamina and physical power.
The second ring, Laina Estel—"Light of Hope"—was more delicate, its mithril alloy infused with celestial quartz and crushed petals of the mythical Everbloom. A tear-shaped sapphire glead at its center, radiating a soft, soothing light, the runes on its surface etched to channel vitality and restore energy.
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