"There was a ti when we were able to track Exus’ location, but the fellow that got sent after him was killed," Erin said, her voice tinged with a hint of regret. The ntion of the fellow’s fate seed to bring a mont of solemnity to the conversation.
"Moreover, his sacrifice was worth the information we got to learn in return," Erin continued, her expression turning determined. "We discovered that Exus was using his powers in a way that hurt humans in every world, even though to him, he call it test. So we decided to create the system."
"The system was created to give whoever cos across it a power similar to Exus’," Erin explained, her eyes locked onto Dave’s. "The person would be human but would have a god-level power. And the criteria were to find soone innocent, so the system wouldn’t fall into the hands of soone like Exus."
"To make this easier and void of suspicions, we attached the system to one of the teors that would be sent to Earth by Exus," Erin revealed, her words painting a picture of careful planning. "And luckily, we discovered that in every world, he always gives a part of his powers to three humans. He would choose an evil and a good person, so as to have fun watching them fight against each other. Evil against good. And it’s always two evil against one good."
"Fortunately, you were picked," Erin said, a hint of satisfaction in her voice. "But we can’t just give you all the powers at the sa ti. So we decided to evaluate who had ended up with the system. And so far from my evaluations, I can say you’re a good person." Erin’s gaze seed to bore into Dave’s soul, as if searching for any hidden truths.
The weight of Erin’s words settled upon Dave, and he felt a sense of wonder at the complexity of the situation. He was part of a much larger plan, one that spanned worlds and involved gods. The realization was both exhilarating and daunting.
"During our first ever experint, the person we initially picked wasn’t lucky enough to activate all three powers, but sohow, you were able to," Erin said, a hint of surprise still evident in her voice. "You unlocked the first stage to godship." The words hung in the air, filled with implication.
"First stage to godship?" Dave repeated, his curiosity piqued. Erin’s expression turned enigmatic, and she seed reluctant to elaborate. "More details won’t be revealed about that yet," she said, her voice firm but gentle. "But what we want you to know now is, you have to take down Exus at all costs. With powers almost similar to his, we’re counting on you to triumph and do what we as gods have failed to do."
Dave’s eyes narrowed, his mind racing with the weight of the task ahead. "And once I succeed, what will happen next?" he asked, his voice laced with determination.
Erin’s response was straightforward. "The apocalypse will end, everything will get back to normal. And there will be no more killings on earth."
For a mont, Dave thought about everything that had been said. The gods, all-powerful and ancient, had failed to take down one of their own. Now, they were relying on him, a human, to complete the task. The irony was not lost on him.
At that mont, he had heard Erin speak. It was as if she could read his thoughts. "Not just any human, a human with godly powers,"
His eyes then snapped to hers, surprise etched on his face. "Can you hear my thoughts?" he asked, the question obvious but necessary.
Erin’s response was matter-of-fact. "I’m linked to your mind, so I can hear your thoughts." The admission was casual, but Dave’s mind reeled with multiple thoughts.
At that mont, another thought had ca across Dave’s mind after hearing her response. "Does that an you can see while having sex as well?" He asked, and Erin had undeniably nodded in response.
Dave’s eyes widened in shock, " Are you kidding ? Can’t I have a bit of privacy?"
Erin just chuckled in response. "Believe , I’ve seen a lot of humans have sex together, so watching you fuck those girls isn’t a new thing to . And sorry for invading your privacy, but I have no other choice. Do you think I want to watch you have Sex?" Erin’s words spilled out in a rush, her voice laced with a mix of frustration and embarrassnt.
"I only accepted to do it because my master put up to it, and because the whole existence of the human race is in danger!" As she spoke, Dave could have sworn he saw a faint blush rise to her cheeks, a telltale sign of embarrassnt.
Dave’s expression softened slightly, and he nodded. "Okay."
Then, after a few seconds, he continued, "Well, now that you’ve delivered your ssage. I suppose it’s ti you go back to being my system," he said, his voice calm. Erin’s gaze locked onto his, and for a mont, Dave thought he saw a flicker of concern in her eyes.
But before he could be sure, Erin spoke again, her voice serious. "Right, before I leave, I have to warn you. Don’t underestimate Exus. I know your power is overpowered, greater than what any human being could have, but to Exus, your powers are nothing." Her words were laced with a sense of gravity, and Dave felt a slight shiver run down his spine.
"That’s why it’s advisable that you continue to get stronger, you must win Dave." Erin said with a very firm voice. And with that, her body began to disintegrate into energy particles, and Dave felt a strange sensation as she rged back into his being. The system reappeared above his face, displaying a translucent screen.
Dave stood there, absorbing everything Erin had said. He replayed their conversation in his mind, weighing his options. After a few minutes of contemplation, he made up his mind. "Well then, this ans I still have a long way to go," he muttered to himself.
Just then, a group of Ignarok beasts ran past the building, their snarls and growls a harsh reminder of the world outside. Dave’s eyes narrowed, and he clenched his jaw. "Best if I start working my arse off now," he said, a newfound determination burning within him.
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