They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System Chapter 403: It Will...Get Stronger!

Chapter 403: It Will…Get Stronger!

“That’s… great!”

The love system was silent for a few seconds then spoke.

“I’m detecting sothing unusual…”

“What do you an ‘unusual’?” she asked, brow raised. “What did you detect?”

The system did not respond in words.

Instead

Ding!

“You now have a confird special admiration from soone. You earn 10,000 good points for that.”

Her mouth opened, but no words ca.

Special admiration? From who? Why did her heart skip a beat like it already knew?

Nnenna stared at the glowing screen like it had just slapped her across the face. Her mouth opened. Closed. Then opened again.

“How? What? When?! HOW?!” she blurted, spinning in a little circle like the confusion physically hurt. “What in the, How is this possible?! Who even—?”

She stopped and placed both palms on her temples, her voice climbing with each frantic word. “System! You said, you said, you would explain everything to when I’m of age. But can’t you just… give a hint? Now? Please?”

The love system paused for a second then

“No. I can’t.”

Nnenna groaned loudly, dragging a pillow off her bed and nearly suffocating herself with it. “Why not?!”

“Because it’s against natural laws. He has to reveal it himself. Not .”

“Natural laws?!” she shot back, lifting the pillow just enough to glare at the floating window. “You are literally floating in my mind and throwing good points at like digital confetti, and now you’re worried about laws?!”

The love system ignored her outburst with chanical serenity.

“Also, these are only awakening emotions. The admiration hasn’t fully solidified yet. It’s strong but will most likely get stronger. Once it does, more good points will follow.”

“Wait wait wait.” Nnenna narrowed her eyes, her brain finally catching up. “Are you telling … this is just the beginning?”

“Yes.”

She flopped onto the bed again, letting out a weak, muffled scream into the bedsheets. “This is too much. First it’s danger, then drama, now secret admirers with awakening emotions like it’s so kind of hidden RPG questline?!”

The love system, snorted calmly like a smug fairy, said nothing further.

But within her, even she was surprised.

She knew whose heart was shifting. She had sensed it, had watched it. The changes, the quiet monts, the weight of glances that said more than words. But it wasn’t her place to interfere. Still, even she had to admit…

“Looks like my host is making more impact than she realizes…”

There was sothing stirring. Sothing growing in the spaces between glances and choices. Sothing electric. Raw. Real.

And judging by how fast things were evolving… she had a feeling the real drama hadn’t even begun.

“She has no idea what she signed up for.”

The system’s interface gave a quiet, almost amused laugh.

“Things are about to take a much more interesting turn.”

“Does this an I don’t have to worry about acquiring good points to prolong my life for at least the next 12 months?” Nnenna asked, her voice bubbling with relief and joy.

“Yes, it does,” the Love System replied calmly. “But don’t get too relaxed. You’ll still need a lot of good points for many other things.”

Nnenna blinked. “Like what?”

“Especially now that you’re going to Noxa,” the System continued, its tone unusually serious. “The academy is a whole different battlefield. Once you start spending points on necessary upgrades, tools, protection, training, or even ergency aid… you’ll understand just how fast 12,000 good points can disappear.”

Her joy deflated slightly. “Wait… so I’m going to be using points constantly there?”

“Exactly. And for what you’re going to face, even 12,000 might not be enough.”

That last part made her freeze. Her fingers stopped tightening the straps on her bag. “What… what am I going to face?” she asked slowly.

She had assud Omniora, the best academy in the known world, was just a school, no matter how elite. She thought it would be a place of lectures, combat classes, maybe a few arrogant nobles, and stressful exams. But now?

“I can’t reveal that to you,” the System answered simply. “It’s not ti yet. But don’t worry. I’ll be with you every step of the way… and so will my master.”

Nnenna inhaled deeply and closed her eyes for a second, letting the words settle in her chest. The edge of unease still clung to her ribs, but it was softened by the system’s reassurance.

She exhaled, stood up straighter, and zipped her bag shut with a final click.

Whatever ca her way, she would face it. Step by step. One trial at a ti.

She cast one last look around her room, her sanctuary, her prison, her quiet battlefield. A place filled with mories, joy, and pain alike.

And then she walked out.

She didn’t look back. Not because she didn’t care.

But because she knew…

When she returned, she might never be the sa.

Nnenna t Somto at the castle garage just as planned.

But to her surprise, and maybe his, their entire family was already there, waiting.

All their siblings stood in a quiet cluster near the cars, dressed in various layers of comfort and sleepiness. Even Queen Chioma had co. But her eyes weren’t on Nnenna. They were only fixed on her son.

She hadn’t co to say goodbye to the girl.

She was here for Somto.

Her expression was unreadable, an elegant mix of grace, concern, and subtle disapproval. Somto could already tell sothing was coming.

Especially since none of them really knew why he was taking Nnenna with him tonight. All he had told the family was that he was traveling, and that Nnenna was coming with him. No further explanation. No details.

But it was Somto, after all.

Even in the strangeness, they trusted him. He didn’t do reckless things. Not without a reason.

Still… this didn’t stop Queen Chioma from stepping forward.

“Somto,” she said softly, her voice as gentle as it was sharp. “Let’s talk. Over here.”