"The aura of Myth...hmm!"
Julie was watching her disciple spar when she suddenly noticed a strange but familiar energy fluctuation near her.
"Elizabeth’s younger brother..."
Julie’s opinion of the Skylar family was already low, and the person she disliked the most was none other than Dawn.
If it weren’t for this little bastard, she wouldn’t have to co to this godforsaken place again.
Julie SilverRose exhaled through her nose, a flicker of irritation passing over her usually serene face. The mana in sarith was so thin it might as well not exist, making every breath feel dry and lifeless.
And the cause of her suffering? None other than Dawn. The bane of her existence. The reason she was stuck in this godforsaken place instead of sipping spirit-infused tea in a mana-rich city.
She could have blad fate. She could have cursed her own disciple for dragging her here. But no—Dawn was the easier target, and so, in her mind, every inconvenience beca his fault.
It would have been interesting to know how Dawn would have reacted if he could hear her thoughts.
Sadly, it was sothing that we would never know as Dawn couldn’t read people’s minds.
....
Yawn!
Dawn pretended to feel sleepy and retired for the rest of the night.
The two elder siblings spared him a glance and once again started to quarrel.
Julie also didn’t pay any more attention to Dawn. Although she couldn’t beat the shit out of Dawn, watching Lucas crying out in frustration filled her petty...ahem! Little heart with happiness.
...
Dawn silently retraced his steps and returned to his room so distance away from the training ground.
The courtyard in which Dawn stayed was almost completely isolated from the rest of Skylar family estate with little to no exchange between the two.
As such, Dawn’s courtyard had to be self-sustaining in all aspects.
The people that resided in this gigantic courtyard could be counted on the fingers of one hand.
Not just that, most of the daily necessities like cooking, etc. were perford by Dawn’s bodyguard Fiona.
Even right now when she wasn’t with Dawn, Fiona would either be training or doing sothing for him.
Dawn silently mused as he walked. Without him realizing, he was inside his room.
Not keen on wasting his precious ti, Dawn no longer hesitated and imdiately sat in a ditative position.
His focus shifted inwards; imdiately the interior of ’Great Universe is Within’ appeared in his view.
The little space seed to feel the gaze of its master as the shadowy walls excitedly pulsed like a dog after seeing its owner after a long ti.
Dawn could almost instinctively feel the space’s happiness by a strange connection that they shared.
Jack, the forr vice leader of Flowing Swamp organization, was ditating in one corner with a peaceful expression on his face.
Looking at this fellow, a subtle grin appeared on his face.
He ignored the guy and focused on the stat crystals lying in another corner.
As soon as he focused, the zood image of the crystals appeared in his vision as if they were right in front of him.
Ignoring everything else, he thought about grabbing the crystals and taking them out in reality.
Woosh!
Suddenly under his astonished gaze, the status crystal disappeared from the ’Great Universe is Within’ and appeared in his hand in reality.
The mont the crystal appeared in his palm, a surge of cold, electric energy raced through his fingertips. His breath stagnant. The weight of it was real—solid, undeniable.
He turned it over, watching the light refract off its tallic surface.
"This is..." A slow grin spread across his face. "This is real."
[Iron Grade Strength Crystal x1]
If he had any doubts regarding whether the scene in front of him was real or not, all of them vanished after looking at the absolute order prompt.
"It works!!"
Dawn muttered with unprecedented joy. Usually, it was impossible to take things out of the Eternal battlefield unless you had a special class which allowed you to do such a thing.
He had even read about one class in the Myth of one Warrior; so five hundred years ago, a person awakened the porter class which allowed him to take things in and out of the Eternal battlefield.
Using the class abilities, the person quickly beca rich and was able to survive in the harsh conditions without an issue.
...
Jack, who was ditating, abruptly opened his eyes when he felt the disturbance in the air.
Gasp!
He imdiately sucked in a breath of cold air.
Since coming here, he had paid close attention to the few stats crystals, and today he realized it had been all worth it.
Looking at this scene, a newfound motivation returned to his eyes.
If that midget...I an master wanted...then he could also naturally leave this place in the future.
....
Before anyone could notice the presence of the stat crystal, Dawn imdiately placed the crystal back in his secret base.
Just as he was busy imagining all the things that he could take to Eternal battlefield, the space in front of him fluctuated and a blue window popped up in front of him.
[Legion of Two-beaded Lightning Wolf had descended on the Northern mountain; their target is you, a bearer of the Abyssal mark. To reach you, they are willing to raze the entire sarith city to the ground. Your presence puts the lives of all citizens in critical danger.]
[You have two choices.]
[1 - Quickly go out to confront the Legion heroically, saving the lives of countless people.
Reward - 3 Random treasures.]
[2 - Not confronting the Legion of thunder wolves for the ti being. Billions of people die everyday, so another thousand wouldn’t make much difference.
Reward - 1 Random treasure.]
Dawn’s large eyes blinked innocently, and without hesitating, he chose the second option.
He was too weak to play hero right now.
[You decided to ignore the Legion for the ti being and thereby risking the lives of thousands of innocent people.]
He watched the notification fade, his heart strangely steady. "Survive first. Save later."
[Random Reward received.]
After Dawn made his choice, one after the other, nurous windows flashed in front of him like a tide.
[Hidden Coin of Fate
Grade - Mythical
Description - by sacrificing stats points, you can deduce the future in the form of Yes or No]
A pulse of ancient energy rippled through the room as the coin materialized in Dawn’s palm. It was heavier than expected—not just in weight, but in presence.
Its surface shimred, shifting between gold and midnight black, as if caught between realities. A faint hum vibrated through his fingers, and for a fleeting mont, he swore he heard whispers—distant, tightly guarded secret.
The knowledge of its use seeped into his mind like an old mory, too familiar to be new yet too foreign to be his own.
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