[The user has abolished his Yang Qi core]

[You can no longer obtain stats or Qi from the opponents you kill]

[The element of Death has taken over your body]

[Your existence becomes shrouded in Death]

[Wherever you walk, death shall follow]

[Your steps shall become laced with death and you become a part of death itself]

[Class ‘Invader’ has been updated]

[Classes]

[Primary]

[Secondary]

[Primary class: Invader]

[Secondary class: Immortal]

[Immortal]

[HP has increased by 100]

[Passive skill ‘Regeneration’]

[Effect: Constant regeneration of health]

[Sleeping explosively enhances regeneration of health]

[Active skill ‘Sacrifice’]

[Effect: Restores a portion of your health upon killing]

[Duration: 10 minutes]

[Cost: 500 QP]

The secondary class that kept him alive along with the power of Death restored him almost instantly along with the power of the green dragon in his heart. Least to say, Wei Jun was almost immortal, decreasing his chances of death by a good, good bit.

[Error]

[A permanent change has been made]

[QP has been erased]

[All skills activation will now depend upon Death Qi]

[Cooldown and duration will not be affected]

[Cost will not be affected]

[All skills have become 100% more effective]

To summarize, his system had gone through a lot of changes but now that he had just one single power source, the system had molded itself to change its functions accordingly as well.

But none of it, not one bit of it, became close to the change in his main class. Had it been Wei Jun from a year ago, he wouldn’t have understood but he now did. He now understood the importance of everything he obtained.

[Class: Invader]

[Effect(s):

#1: The effect of the world’s laws decreased by 50%

#2: Attack and defense of the children of destiny decreased by 50%

#3: ???]

The attack and defense decrease of a protagonist. It was amazing, to say the least. If a protagonist dealt a hundred points of damage to Wei Jun before, with this effect, the damage dealt would be only seventy-five.

And if a protagonist could block a hundred points of his attack before, now he’d be able to block only seventy-five points, letting twenty-five points of damage through.

[Note from author: A 50% decrease doesn’t mean fifty points but twenty-five

100% would mean a reduction by half or double effectiveness in which case, the damage blocked would be fifty instead of a total hundred, and the damage given would be fifty instead of a total hundred

Game logic. A little confusing. Don’t blame me]

With such an effect applied, Wei Jun could only wonder what the third effect would be and he could only hope it’d be something better than the other two, or at least equally efficient as the two effects before it.

“It seems you have found your path.” Wei Jun opened his eyes to look into Tanya’s sea-green eyes. Wei Jun let out a deep exhale and nodded. Tanya nodded as well before red particles began to emit from her.

Wei Jun scrunched his eyebrows and was about to speak when Tanya raised her hand to stop him and said, “Don’t worry about this. It is simply time.”

“Time?” Wei Jun asked.

“Mhm. You should return too. We have done what we needed to do and you have done what you needed to do. There’s no need for you to remain here anymore. You should return to your own world and resume your journey.” Tanya said.

Wei Jun nodded and stood up. Although he had never done it before, he still took a deep breath and bowed slightly at an angle of about forty-five degrees.

Tanya looked at him without blinking. She accepted his bow with a smile and said, “Let’s hope what I taught you helps you and allows you to grow.”

“It will.” Wei Jun said with certainty as he straightened his back to see Tanya not in her spot. She had disappeared, and he had no idea where.

But he didn’t have the time to.

The world soon began to shake and the ground began to tear apart.

But it wasn’t only the ground that was falling apart but the sky soon followed as well. Wei Jun looked up to see what could only be described as the end of the world.

But, he wasn’t looking at that end of the world. He was looking at the deep golden eyes lookin straight back at him, a tinge of anger inside of them. The eyes that were s big as buildings looked straight at him and he looked straight back at them.

They were familiar.

“Brother.” Wei Jun heard a voice straight in his head. He knew who those words belonged to and kept his gaze straight to meet the golden eyes.

[The world of Arcadia is captured in a time loop]

[The user is a variable not accountable]

[The user will be expelled from the world of Arcadia]

Wei Jun felt a vortex, like a dungeon gate form behind him and pull him in. Wei Jun didn’t resist the pull but he kept his gaze fixed on the pair of golden eyes as he heard a few words from the owner of the eyes just before the gate fully enveloped him.

“I shall find you soon.”

And then, there was nothing but darkness.

~~

“Are you sure?” General Ming asked Jang Haogua.

Haogua could only nod as she looked at the red portal letting out shots of electricity that were enough to even harm a master rank cultivator like her.

General Ming turned to look at the people that were present, most of them the grandmaster realm martial artists that she could amass on such short notice.

And…

“Hohoho.” A peal of laughter full of kindness and life. The laughter of an elderly, old man who stood back in the corner behind Commander Yan of the CSF and General Shao. “I haven’t seen a dungeon break for so long.”

With him there, the dungeon was nothing to be afraid of and everyone was at ease for that but the would have been the case if it had been a normal S rank dungeon. It wasn’t.

The dungeon was showing signs that couldn’t be read. Even when the scholars of the magic society studied the dungeon, they couldn’t make anything out of it. It was an S rank dungeon, that much everyone was aware of, but what was inside of it was unknown to everyone.

The dungeon couldn’t be accessed. They couldn’t tell what sort of monsters were inside or when the dungeon break would happen. The dungeon was growing worse and worse with each passing day but it hadn’t exploded even when it had been about a month since it formed.

Usually a dungeon would break in a week’s time but this time, this dungeon hadn’t opened up even when a month had passed but that only worried everyone. the electric shocks emitting from the dungeon had intensified as well, to the point it was even lethal to a grandmaster realm cultivator.

General Ming was sure that if she were to attempt such a dungeon, she would lose.

A dungeon no one was able to tell anything about. Well, one thing, actually. And that, on the contrary, caused heavy panic among everyone.

The people from the magic society just said this…

“This dungeon is emitting mana, not miasma.” The robed figure said. “And the purest of mana you wouldn’t pick up even from a ninth-circle mage.”

A dungeon never emitted mana, it only emitted miasma. That had always been the case. There was no change at all, no such occurrence at all.

And in that, if there was news that such a powerful mana was emitting from it meant there was a powerful figure inside with that much mana and if there was such a thing inside, then there was a good possibility they wouldn’t be able to stop it so easily once it came out, free of all restrictions.

‘Fu*k. Does this have anything to do with him?’

General Ming couldn’t help but think so. The only person who had ever been able to enter the dungeon was Wei Jun and no one else. Even the elder couldn’t enter it and seeing as he strong he was, it could only be assumed that there was a special condition at play.

‘One thing is for sure…’ General Ming thought as she turned to look at the old man who was sitting with a nonchalant attitude.

With this incident, Wei Jun definitely caught his attention. Wei Jun was now on the elder’s radar. And there was nothing that could help him now.

Suddenly, just as she was about to turn around, a chill spread throughout the entire area.

Everything just froze.

Fear enveloped everything and only one emotion remained deep into the still eyes of everyone.

Helplessness.

“This is… something.” Even the old man couldn’t help but say as he stood up, his buff body crackling with each of his movements.

However, just as he stood up, the strong feeling of whatever it was, just like it came, passed like it was never there.

But it was there.

Everyone had felt it.

They could still feel it.

And in all of that, the dungeon gate began to let out strong currents of air and just as they did, a figure was thrown out of the dungeon gate and rolled on the ground for a few meters before it stopped at the feet of a cold, blue eyes woman who had been standing in front of the dungeon gate for days.

Everyone looked at the figure and the figure looked at the woman in whose feet he was and said, with a smile on his face, “Darling, I’m home.”

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