Awakened Talent: 10,000 Exp Converter! - Chapter 152

Chapter 152: Central Library
Chapter 152: Central Library

After roaming the Great Swift Clan castle, Axl called for a feast. During the feast, Vincent wondered what had happened to Axl while he was gone.

Axl kept smiling and praising him for some reason.

Although Vincent was suspicious of Axl’s actions, it didn’t feel like he was lying—he sounded quite genuine. This also confused Valyn and Ellie.

After the feast, they were guided to their rooms.

Vincent turned to the plump black rabbit, Mochi, who was lying with her bulging stomach. She had eaten a lot during the feast.

Burp!

Mochi let out a burp of satisfaction.

“Won’t you turn into a pig soon if you keep eating like that?” he couldn’t help but remark upon seeing her appearance.

“Ahnng! Hua~”

Mochi exhaled in resignation, turning her head to Vincent while clutching her stomach.

“Hmph! I will never turn into a pig! I am the Great Mochi, I have the perfect figure in the entire universe! Hnng~”

She attempted to stand again but failed, plopping back onto the bed.

Vincent shook his head wryly.

“I’m going back to my world. Are you coming with me?”

Mochi fell silent for a moment.

“Do I still have to enter that ball?”

“Mmh,” Vincent answered, then continued, “If you don’t want to, I can leave you with Big Sis Valyn while I’m gone.”

The moment Vincent said that, he noticed the corners of Mochi’s eyes starting to get moist.

Perplexed, he added, “I’m not abandoning you. Sigh… forget about it. Just get in the capture ball, and I’ll let you out immediately.”

Before leaving, Vincent informed Valyn that he was going back to Astralis through the prismstone. He was also notified that he could take a rest from training, which he was grateful for.

He had been planning to ask for a rest day.

He had been wanting to go somewhere.

After putting Mochi in the capture ball, he finally felt the strange force tugging within him.

Soon, he was back in his hotel room. The first thing he did was bring Mochi out of the capture ball.

He then left his room and went to the living area.

Since it was Monday, his younger sister Marina and Amara were already at school and work.

Vincent changed into casual clothes, went out of the hotel, and grabbed a hover cab.

He was heading to the District 12 Central Library.

The Origin Hub had a lot of information and knowledge about the Origin World that he could visit anytime. However, he also lacked knowledge about his own world.

He had already begun his plan in the Origin World, but he required more knowledge about his world if he wanted to start his plan here too.

After a while, he arrived in front of a very unfitting building surrounded by new-generation establishments—a traditional-style pagoda.

From its appearance, Vincent could tell it only had five floors.

As he approached the pagoda, Vincent saw a gray-haired, hunchbacked old man in gray clothes sweeping around the entrance.

Needless to say, the old man quickly noticed him, as he was the only one approaching the entrance.

The old man stopped sweeping and looked at him.

“Are you lost, young man?” the old man asked, raising one eyebrow.

“No, Senior. I’m here to visit the Central Library.”

The old man raised both eyebrows slightly, skeptical of his response.

“Why do you want to visit the Central Library personally? Doesn’t your generation use the internet nowadays?”

Vincent finally realized why the old man had asked if he was lost. It seemed rare for someone his age to visit the Central Library in person.

Vincent responded with a smile, “I can’t simply trust everything written on the internet.”

The old man was stunned for a moment by his response before smiling at him. He seemed to approve of Vincent’s answer.

“What are you searching for?”

“Hmm… I’m looking for the world’s geography and something about chaos energy. Have you heard of that, Senior?”

The old man narrowed his eyes briefly when chaos energy was mentioned, but he quickly adjusted as if he hadn’t heard it.

“If you’re looking for the world’s geography, you might be disappointed, as the world’s geography is treated as special information for people in power. However, if you want to know about our continent, you might find it in aisle two on the third floor.”

“And about chaos energy? I don’t think I’ve heard of that. But you may try looking in aisle five on the same floor.”

Vincent thanked the old man and entered the Central Library.

After registering his name, he went to the third floor and began searching.

Following the old man’s guidance, he quickly found a book titled Verdant Jade Continent.

He found a table and began reading through it.

According to the book’s contents, there was a theory that tens of hundreds of years ago, Astralis was a single, massive continent. However, since the Primals began appearing around the world, the huge continent had broken into several smaller continents, one of which was the Verdant Jade Continent.

Within the Verdant Jade Continent, there were tens of Arcs.

Their Bronzehaven Arc was one of the smallest Arcs in the Verdant Jade Continent. He also found out about the neighboring Arc where the Boltor Clan was situated: Silverhaven Arc.

Although it was named the Silverhaven Arc, it was the same size as the Bronzehaven Arc. Aside from that, there were other Arcs of similar size nearby.

Vincent could only wonder how truly vast Astralis was. It was just one continent, but its size already amazed him.

After reading about that, he looked for information about the Bronzehaven Arc itself.

He had barely any information about the Bronzehaven Arc and was also lacking knowledge about its important families, guilds, sects, and organizations.

Thus, he finally had a chance to fill his mind with knowledge.

He was surprised to learn that the sects he had only heard about from Jiang Hao—the Mystic Light Sect and the Purple Moonlight Sect—were also from the Bronzehaven Arc.

“So, they have quite a foundation…” Vincent muttered upon learning about when the two sects had been founded.

He still had many things to worry about. Although he had killed two disciples of the Purple Moonlight Sect, he wasn’t too concerned.

Unless Jiang Hao revealed his information, no one would be able to find him or even suspect him as the culprit. He was basically a nobody.

He was more worried about the Boltor Clan.

Although they were from a different Arc, they still had enough influence and power to possibly find out his identity and background. He could expect Clark and the Boltor Clan to go after his loved ones.

He also tried to find information about the Vice Commander of the Bronzehaven Arc, Sophie Iris. However, aside from general knowledge, there was nothing more.

It was understandable—it would be a problem if private information about important personnel was readily available.