Death… And Me

”Alright. Since thatʼs the case, I want you to explain to me a few more things.”

Qia, Malaka, and Calina also nodded. They were curious about many points in that conversation. From there onwards, Rean and Sister Orb took turns explaining things like the Universe, planets, solar system, etc... Those were things that they wouldnʼt even probably know even on their deathbed.

As for Roan, he looked at the terrain outside, trying to understand more about the place they were sent to.

A few hours later, Rean and Sister Orb finished talking with the others. They now had a basic understanding of what they were and where they were situated in this situation.

”To think that our world was nothing more than a grain of sand in a beach. No, we might not even be considered that much.”

Roan didnʼt want to wait for all of that, so he shifted the topic straight to another one. However, he made it so only he, Rean, and Sister Orb could hear what he was saying.

ʼSister Orb, howʼs the system? Is it damaged? Also, what about the missions? Did everything really just get canceled as the system had mentioned?ʼ

Naturally, Sister Orb also kept it a secret to the others as she replied.

[The system is fine. However, it wonʼt be able to process any Destiny Points for some time.]

Rean couldnʼt help but ask.

ʼI feel bad for asking this, but this is something we need to know. An entire planet was destroyed because of our presence. Doesnʼt that mean that the destiny of billions of people and demon beasts had changed? Shouldnʼt it give us a ridiculously massive amount of destiny points?ʼ

[It canʼt. The system had entered counter-measure mode when it felt the incoming danger. At that point, it completely turned off any part of the system that couldnʼt help with the escapade. Naturally, any destiny changes were also not recorded by it. You wonʼt get a single Destiny Point from it. Instead, you wonʼt get any more points from the Sukan Planetʼs changes now that itʼs gone.]

Instead of feeling sad, Rean felt relieved instead. He didnʼt want to be rewarded because of the worldʼs destruction at all. After all, it also included his parents, sister, and friends.

Surprisingly, Roan also had the same opinion, which was a once-in-a-lifetime event for someone like him.

[Still, donʼt worry. The upgrades you guys bought from the system are still available. Itʼs not like your bones would suddenly disappear.]

Rean and Roan nodded in response.

ʼHow long till the system starts to count Destiny Points again?ʼ

[At least three years. The same goes for further upgrades. You wonʼt be able to buy any new abilities or upgrades until the system comes back online.]

It was then that Rean thought about something else.

ʼBy the way, how many Destiny Points did we have before this event?ʼ

[That I can check. After you did the last upgrades, you didnʼt use the remaining 6781 Destiny Points. Counting the years you spent inside the sect, as well as the few months that passed outside of the natural formation, you accumulated another 5621 points. In short, you have 12402 points at the moment. Well, itʼs not like you can use them anyway.]

Rean nodded. After that, the twins discussed a few more things with Sister Orb through their Soul Connection.

Agis noticed that Rean, Roan, and Sister Orb went quiet, so he immediately asked.

”What are you talking about? Donʼt think I canʼt tell youʼre hiding more things from us.”

Roan didnʼt try to deny it at all.

”Youʼre right. There are a few things we havenʼt told you, nor will we ever tell you.”

Agis narrowed his eyes as he responded.

”Is that so?”

He then tried to get up but fell on his butt once again. Seeing the injuries left behind by Sister Orb, Rean then got close to him.

ʼLife Style, Second Form, Instant Recovery.ʼ

”What are you doing?” said Agis while glaring at Rean.

”You wonʼt go anywhere with your body like that. The least I can do is heal your injuries.”

”I donʼt need your help.”

Rean shrugged his shoulders.

”Unfortunately, you canʼt escape from me either. Anyway, just make sure you donʼt piss off Sister Orb anymore.”

Agis didnʼt like it but decided to think that he was also injured because of them. That said, it was their duty to help him heal... or at least thatʼs what he said to himself.

Sure enough, Reanʼs cultivation was higher than Agisʼs, so he finished healing the guys in just a few dozens of seconds. Following that, Agis looked at the terrain around them before asking.

”Where the hell are we?”