Font Size
15px

A cub of destruction of all the things Dallion could have gotten, he expected that the least. It wasnt as good as a skill, but definitely better than a stat improvent. According to what the rectangle had stated, it had the power to create cracks on objectssothing which Dallion was definitely going to test out. To his amusent, the first thought that ca to mind was that old YouTube from a Charles Chaplin movie. With Dallions awakening skills and the cub, he could earn infinite money by breaking items and repairing them. Then again, he could do that without the cub.

Returning to the square, Dallion looked at the well. It had improved once more. While the size had remained the sa, the stone had turned to marble, and there was a statue in the middle acting as a fountain. All was good and well except the statue was a depiction of Dallion himself in a heroic pose.

You could have warned this would happen, golem, Dallion thought. He would have been against it, or at least requested a less embarrassing pose.

You just couldnt stop yourself, Veil said in jest as he glanced at the statue. At this point it was difficult to say whether he was impressed, or about to burst out laughing. I think you got your bad side, he snickered.

Dallion clenched his fist. Last ti he was going to improve this fountain!

Yeah, yeah. Sothing for you to rember by, Dallion grumbled. Also, to remind you that I got to level five first.

The phrase had the desired effect. Within seconds, Veils smile vanished. Competition was one thing he took very seriously. Dallion had no doubt that the blond would spend weeks improving every structure in the village, then have a go at reclaiming the village area itself. As petty as that was, it was also a good thing. This was Dherma might get back to what Dallion had seen it be decades ago.

Can you say sothing to Gloria for ? Dallion asked. Ask her to see at the river. Ill pass through there before leaving the village.

Why dont you tell her yourself? Veil crossed his arms. Im not your ssenger boy!

I know. I also know how mad that makes you. At tis Dallion could be petty too. Shell understand. When in doubt it was always good to say sothing vague to make it sound deep. Oh, and you better get strong. Next ti we et, Id expect youve caught up sowhat.

Ha! Next ti Ill be twice your level!

So easy to manipulate, Dallion smiled. But that wasnt the reason he was happy. In the end he had proven true to his wordhe had defeated the village chief and not lost any friends in the process. Not bad for a months work.

With a wave, Dallion walked away, leaving Veil at the village square behind him. He had kept his promise to the well guardian, and now there was one last thing he needed to do before leaving. Well, actually two, but the second thing depended on Gloria. It didnt take a genius to realize that she had been avoiding him since the defeat of her grandfather. Dallion knew from experience that in such cases it was better to give her so space.

The roof of Dallions house was still half complete by the ti he got back. Strangely enough, neither this father nor Linner were there.

Hello, Dallion said as he went inside. They werent there either. Maybe they had been called to help out with sothing in the village? Dad? Mom?

He went to the kitchen. It was empty too, not a trace of food to be seen. At that point he heard approaching steps followed by a heavy cloth-like object hitting the floor.

Turning around, Dallion saw his mother standing a short distance away, in the main room of the house.

Ive packed this for you, the woman said in a weak voice. Anyone could see she had been crying. For when you leave for the city.

Mom, I

His mother raised her hand, pleading with him to stop talking. This was difficult for her, more difficult than he could imagine. Thanks to his improved perception, though, he had an idea.

Its okay. She forced a smile, holding her tears back. After everything youve done, its normal that you leave. Youve been asking for the cities ever since your awakening. And its not a bad choice, its just

Dallion didnt think. There were many things he could have said, but he chose to say nothing. Instead, he went up to her and hugged her. He had known the woman for less than a month, but he had also known her since he had been born. In this world she was his mother and had always loved and cared for him, despite the pain and sadness she had been carrying all this ti. Dallions mother back on Earth had also reacted in similar fashion when he had set off for college.

Ill take care, he whispered. I promise.

I know you will. Youre an awakened, a full awakened. Just dont rely on your powers too much. Dont overuse them, and be sure to eat and rest well. Awakened need a lot of food, even if they dont feel it imdiately.

I promise.

Ive gathered all your good clothes, as well as so money. Its not much, but

Mom You really shouldnt have. I could ask Veil and Gloria for a pouch or two, if I need to.

Just a small gift for the start of your journey. You might have awakened, but youre still my little boy.

That was the reason Dallions father and brother werent at the house. His mother had asked them not to be. She had known what he'd do ever since the day he had awakened in this realm. If that was so, there was one gift that Dallion could give in return.

Personal Awakening

You are reading Leveling up the World Chapter 82: Past Wrongs on novel69. Use the chapter navigation above or below to continue reading the latest translated chapters.
Share with your friends
Library saves books to your account. Reading History saves recent chapters in this browser.
Continuous reading

You may also like

Mercenary’s War cover
Similar genre

Mercenary’s War

Just Like Water ·Action

GaoYangwasamilitaryenthusiast,anordinaryone,wholovedknives,guns,andadventure. Inanaccident,GaoYangfoundhimselfinAfrica,whereheunfortunatelyexperien...

No reviews yet. Be the first reader to leave one.
Please create an account or sign in to post a comment.