[System Alert: You have accepted the quest ![]
After confirming all of the details, Izroth accepted the quest. He was not the type to shy away from a challenge.
'A Realm-ranked quest will be a huge undertaking. The recomnded level requirent is level 100. As of right now, no player has even co close to reaching that level. I'm only currently at level 61. As for those top guilds, even if they've focused solely on leveling up, it's highly unlikely that they've made it past level 70.'
Izroth acquired a massive amount of experience points during the event as well as a good chunk from the battle at the Night Lord's Crypt. However, Izroth never went out of his way to grind levels like those in the top guilds do. While he was surely among the highest level players in RML, there were likely those who were further ahead in level.
For one, levels were not as important for combat masters like Izroth as they were for other classes. This was due to the fact that most classes required players to reach a specific level before they could utilize certain skills.
Additionally, once a player reached level 100, they would be able to undergo their third class advancent, which would undoubtedly boost their overall power severalfold.
However, for a combat master like Izroth, no one knew what would happen since class advancents did not exist for the combat master class.
At level 50, when one was supposed to obtain their second class advancent, Izroth got the ability to create sothing called skill orbs.
Skill orbs were similar to skill books, but they allowed one to manipulate the overall power of a skill and transform it into a growth-type skill.
Needless to say, Izroth believed that there was sothing for combat masters once they reached level 100. However, the sense of urgency was different since a combat master's level did not necessarily correlate to their strength and vice versa.
'Fortunately, as long as the three-to-one ti ratio doesn't change, that ans there are still one and a half years left to prepare.'
At the mont, every three days in RML was equivalent to one day spent in the real world. This ant that the four and a half years ti limit was actually one and a half years. After all, no matter how devoted players were to RML and how much they pushed themselves, sleeping, eating, and even working for those who were not playing professionally—it was all a necessity.
'One and a half years is not a lot of ti. If we approach this quest half-hearted and unprepared, we won't even make it past the first objective. I'll have to give so serious thought to who will be participating. After all, I plan on filling all 239 slots.'
Of course, Izroth already reserved spots for every last one of his guild mbers and a few other individuals he had in mind.
'I'll figure out the exact details later. For now...'
Izroth closed out the quest information as he shifted his attention to the Unburdened Null Beast Statue.
'I have to start working on a way out of here.'
The Unburdened Null Beast Statue was damaged; however, Izroth knew that this was not due to him suppressing it. It was not wrong to say that if not for its damaged state, even he would have had a considerably tougher ti dealing with it.
Without a doubt, it had long since been damaged by soone or sothing. Whatever the case, Izroth considered it to be his fortune.
In the end, the Unburdened Null Beast Statue was an Artifact-ranked magic item. It was nothing sothing that could be destroyed by ordinary ans.
'I've finally obtained an item that can hold the Law of Void. With this, I now have a reliable way of making steady progress with the Boundless Emperor Void Perfection.'
[System Alert: Warning! You have arrived at this location through a forceful thod! Are you sure you wish to log out from your current location? You will receive a heavy penalty if you log out now![]
'As I thought, it hasn't changed.'
Izroth brought up the logout option only to be greeted by the sa ssage he received during his initial arrival at The Void.
Seeing as his communications were down in-ga, Izroth figured that the smartest thing to do would be to contact soone in the real world. However, the system was not so lenient. If he wanted to log out, he would have to pay a certain price, which may not necessarily be worth
it.
"Although there is a good chance that Halls and Guan Yu made it back safely, I still have no idea what is going on outside of this place. Our forces should be withdrawing since we accomplished our objective in the Night Lord's Crypt of stopping the Night Lord's revival. Unfortunately, communications are restricted in The Void, and if I attempt to log out while still trapped here, I will receive a heavy penalty. I will just have to trust that those guys managed to handle things properly on their end."
Izroth took a ditative pose on the ground and set the Unburdened Null Beast Statue in front of him.
'I'm not sure how long it will take to learn the Great Void rging and Void Turning, but the progress should be much faster since I'm inside of The Void itself. I have to take advantage of every mont and quickly return to the Mortal Realm.'
Izroth closed his eyes and held the palm of his hand open before the Unburdened Null Beast Statue. The mont he did so, the statue violently trembled and released a noise that resembled the light growl of a lurking beast.
At the sa ti, waves of void energy similar to what Izroth faced when he first ca upon the statue rushed toward his position. This ti, however, there were no signs of an unknown force attempting to drive him away. Instead, the void energy shot into the statue and lingered within for less than half a breath of ti.
Imdiately after doing so, the void energy was expelled from the statue and flowed directly into Izroth.
[System Alert: Your efficiency with the skill has increased.
[System Alert: Your efficiency with the skill has
increased.
[System Alert: Your efficiency....
As ti went by, Izroth repeated the process of drawing in and absorbing void energy hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of tis. He concentrated solely on sensing The Void itself. It was everywhere yet nowhere-nothing, yet everything. Such a paradoxical concept was difficult for even cultivators of the Seven Realms to grasp, let alone mortals. [System Alert: Your skill level with has increased.
When the alert sounded, Izroth opened his eyes. The Unburdened Null Beast Statue stopped trembling, and the void energy around him beca calm.
For a brief mont, a mysterious aura flashed through Izroth's eyes that held a bottomless depth before dissipating without a trace.
Izroth waved his hand over the statue and placed it into his inventory. He then stood to his feet and peered off into the endless void.
'It took longer than I expected, but... I finally obtained it.'
A full week in-ga had passed since Izroth first entered The Void and set his full attention on making progress with the Boundless Emperor Void Perfection. Every few hours or so, he got up and carved into his body the feeling of The Void and the techniques revolving around the Boundless Emperor Void Perfection. After doing so, Izroth would return his focus to absorbing the void energy in his surroundings along with what was being pulled in by the Unburdened Null Beast Statue.
As a result of his efforts, Izroth was not disappointed.
Skill Na: Boundless Emperor Void Perfection
Skill Creator: Izroth
Skill Level: 1->3
Skill Rank: Growth(Current Rank Equivalent: C-)
...
Cooldown: 252 Hours -> 180 Hours
*New->
Active: The user can draw power from [0.01%] of for [30 seconds], massively buffing the user's HP, HP Regen, Attack, Defense, Agility, and Physical Resistance. Damage from the user attacks can be converted into void damage. During this ti, any attack or negative effect against the user has a chance of being redirected to and nullified.
Cooldown: 12 hours
*New->
Active: The user can connect any two points through and instantly travel to either
end of the connecting points or any point between them.
Cooldown: 24 hours
'It's tempting to stay here and keep making progress, but I've already been away long enough. It is ti for to leave this place and return to the Mortal Realm.'
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