[Ding! You have killed Lv4 Lady Morwen The Deathcaller]
[Ding! You have successfully completed the Chain Quest]: Devil Men of the Deep
[You have received +9999 Gold coins | Cashout]
[+50 bonus attributes have been added to all your attribute stats]
[You have leveled up | Lv2 >>> Lv3]
[You have leveled up | Lv3 >>> Lv4]
[You have achieved the skill ’Blood Pact’] ᴛʜɪs ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ ɪs ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ʙʏ novel{f}ire.net
[You have unlocked the title ’Bane of Evil’]
[You have unlocked the title ’Harbinger of Hope’]
[You have obtained the weapon ’Deathrizzler’]
Felix’s vision was bombarded with the notifications from clearing the chain quest after killing Lady Morwen The Deathcaller.
He had previously kept them on hold until the Sages had put the city in order, which involved questioning each and every one of the candidates in solitude to recount how they had wound up in Lumengarde—miles away from the Sage island.
It turned out that the instructors had discovered they were missing as soon as they left. But after turning the island upside down in search of their trails which ended in a dead end hidden cave behind the waterfall, the Sage council was thrown into turmoil with speculations flying until they got an emergency complaint call from Lumengarde a few days later that the city was under attack by an undead legion led by eight Sage trainees.
What was most shocking to Felix was that the entire adventure of that day was actually four days. It turns out the Sage instructors failed to mention the part where time flow was different in dungeons, and they’d actually spent three whole days to clear it—which they thought was impressive!
Now sitting on the luscious bed in the room of the most luxurious motel in Lumengarde—they were to spend the night in the city to set off the next day—Felix was in shock as his eyes scanned through the class system notifications.
He had received almost ten thousand gold coins that could go a long way in making his life easier in Vastoria, as he was bound to move around a lot and purchase items and equipment such as potions, gears, and item repairs every few days.
It was a massive income for both a Sage, a commoner, and a small noble in Vastoria.
The next was his level. He had gotten +50 bonus attribute points to all his stats which was beyond massive, and had boosted him to a whole new level—two levels.
Felix quickly navigated his class system to see what his status now looked like.
[Character Class System]
Name: Felix Thomasville
Title(s): Devil Queen of the Deep | Bane of Evil | Harbinger of Hope
• Constitution: 109.5
[Overdeath Lv2 | Active/Passive] • [Telekinesis Lv7 | Active] • [Weapon Proficiency Lv6 | Passive] • [Life Surge Lv2 | Active/Passive] • [Blade Aura Lv2 | Active] • [Dominator Lv3 | Passive] • [Witcher’s Curse Lv2 | Passive/Active] • [Elemental Dominion Lv1 | Active] • [Absolute Domain | Lv1 | Active] • [Blood Pact | Lv1] • [Witcher’s Yrden Lv1 | Active] • [Spectral Resonance Lv1 | Active/Passive]
Felix’s TPA was at the milestone of Level 4. Any less, even by 0.5, and he wouldn’t have been at that level. His attributes looked impressive to him, but a level 4 Sage candidate still in training has never been heard of throughout the history of Sages. Not even the Walton family had beaten that record.
But Felix noticed his alignment had changed from the ’Sage candidate’ it once was, to just ’Sage’. The class system, and therefore Goddess Zemira, had recognized him as a full-fledged Sage after pulling such a feat.
Felix was still confused at Goddess Zemira’s role in the mystery of his class system, as she should’ve known at this point that she never released such a class system for the Sage candidates.
Titles were given to Sages in recognition of the Goddess, and he’d achieved two at once, making them three in total. Three and more times the Goddess had looked into his file. Was she really that clueless? Or was she aware right from time but kept silent? Felix felt a split headache underway if he kept cracking his head with the accumulated stress of three whole days without rest or sleep—except that one time after defeating Sekolah.
He decided to move it to the back of his mind and return his focus to the reward reveal.
Felix was pleasantly surprised to see he’d gotten a new skill: Blood Pact. A cool one at that.
[Blood Pact Lv1 | Active]
At level 1, allows the user to temporarily bind an enemy’s life force to his own.
Felix wasn’t quite sure what that meant, but knew it would be just as good as every other skill of his from its description.
And aside from the [Blood Pact] skill he had obtained, Felix had also received his Level 4 skill set: [Witcher’s Yrden], [Spectral Resonance], and...
Every new level, Felix has observed he unlocked three new skill sets. But aside from the Blood Pact skill he’d gotten from the quest rewards, that left only the two new skills. One more skill was missing.
Felix ran his eyes through his skill sets again, seeing how some had leveled up so much in just a few days, when he noticed something different with one of the skills:
[Absolute Domain Lv1 | Active]
Felix could swear on Aaron’s life that when last he read the skill description, it was totally different. Including its orientation—it was a Passive skill.
The prized skill Felix had dubbed the worst case scenario for Aaron. Because the skill has clearly stated when his health hit below 10%, he was going to be transported to a pocket dimension along with the enemy where both his health, stamina, and magic power would be replenished at once whilst the enemy would be unable to regenerate theirs no matter what they do, how much rest they take, or how many potions they consumed.
They’d slowly wear out and die of exhaustion rather than by Felix’s sword.
But now, he didn’t need to be below 10% of his health to be transported there, and even more...
[Absolute Domain Lv1 | Active]
Description: Upon activation, the user is instantly transported to a personal pocket dimension—a fragment of the underworld, manifested by the Witcher’s cursed bloodline.