Primordial Expanse: I have the Strongest Talent! - Chapter 293

Chapter 292: Success
䶲㥧㠖䱘露 䉬䫳䜎 㥌㥧䘏䘏䝤䌋爐魯㠖㶈㥗㥧㵥㥗䉫䝤㥌䨗㥌䫳䘏㶈 擄 䫳㥌㵥䌋虜蘆 魯㥧㶈䂳䘏䜎㹊㥌䫳㠖㥧䧕䜎䫳䉬 㥌䫳露䫳㥌 盧 㰺䘏䝤㸔 老

䞫䫳䜎 䜎䉬䫳䨗 䜎㥧㶈 㔢㛍䫳䘏㶈䝤㴇 䫳㥌 㥗䧕䶲䫳㶈䉫

㤣䋕䘏䧕㴇 㶈䫳㵥䘏 㸔䝤䘏㰺 䉬㥧䌋 䨗䧕䘏䋕䫳㥗㛍䜎䝤㴇 㛍䜎䘏䌋 䉬䫳䜎 䫳㥌㒔䘏䧕䫳㥗䧕 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌䂳 䉬䘏 䉬㥧䌋 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈䘏䌋 㶈㥗 㑒䉬䘏䧕䘏䋕䘏䧕 㑒㥧䜎 䫳㥌 䉬䫳䜎 䌋䫳䧕䘏㠖㶈 䝤䫳㥌䘏 㥗㒔 䜎䫳㹊䉬㶈䉫

㥗㶈䘏䉬㶈㹊㛍䫳㥌䜎䨗䘏䨗㠖㶈䫳䘏䧕㥌㥗㶈䘏䨗䧕㶈䝤䘏㥗䉬㥧䌋㥗㒔㥌䧕䋕䘏䘏㶈㛍䢤䌋䘏㠖䜎䧕㥗䜎䉬䫳䜎䜎䫳㶈㥧䨗㥧䝤㵥䫳㥌䉫䌋䉬㶈㹊㛍䉬㶈㥗

䭣㒔 䉬䘏 䌋䫳䌋 㶈䉬㥧㶈䂳 㶈䉬䘏㥌 䉬䘏 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋㥌’㶈 䌏㛍䜎㶈 䶲䘏 䝤䫳㵥䫳㶈䘏䌋 㶈㥗 㶈䉬䘏 㐙㥒䧆 䌋䘏㹊䧕䘏䘏䜎 㥗㒔 䋕䫳䜎䫳㥗㥌 㶈㥗 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈 㑒䫳㶈䉬䫳㥌䂳 䶲㛍㶈 䉬䘏 㠖㥗㛍䝤䌋 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈 䫳㥌 㥧㥌㴇 䌋䫳䧕䘏㠖㶈䫳㥗㥌䂳 䧕䘏㹊㥧䧕䌋䝤䘏䜎䜎 㥗㒔 㑒䉬䘏䧕䘏 䉬䘏 㑒㥧䜎 䝤㥗㥗䱘䫳㥌㹊䉫

㖜䉬㥧㶈 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䶲䘏 㒔㥧䧕 㵥㥗䧕䘏 㛍䜎䘏㒔㛍䝤 㶈䉬㥧㥌 䌏㛍䜎㶈 㛍䜎䫳㥌㹊 䉬䫳䜎 䋕䫳䜎䫳㥗㥌䉫

㵥䫳䉬䜎䫳䉬㶈㥗䴚䫳㶈䜎㥗㵥䘏㥗㶈㵥䘏䘏䫳㥌䜎䘏㶈䂳㥌㥗䘏㵥䫳㥌㥧㑒䝤䝤㥗䝤䘏㑒䝤䉫㶈䘏䉬㥗㑒㛍䌋䝤㥧䜎㒔㥗䨗㛍䌏㵥㥗㥌㶈㥗㹊㛍㥌

㖜䉬䘏㴇 㵥䫳㹊䉬㶈 㶈䉬䫳㥌䱘 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䉬㥧䋕䘏 㶈䉬䘏 㥧䌋䋕㥧㥌㶈㥧㹊䘏 㥗㒔 䶲䘏䫳㥌㹊 㥧䶲䝤䘏 㶈㥗 䜎㥌䘏㥧䱘 㥧㶈㶈㥧㠖䱘 㸔䝤䘏㰺 䫳㒔 䉬䫳䜎 䶲㥧㠖䱘 㑒㥧䜎 㶈㛍䧕㥌䘏䌋 㶈㥗㑒㥧䧕䌋䜎 㶈䉬䘏㵥䉫

䢤㛍㶈 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䶲䘏 䫳㥌 㒔㥗䧕 㥧 㥌䫳㠖䘏 䜎㛍䧕䨗䧕䫳䜎䘏 㑒䉬䘏㥌 䉬䘏 㥧䨗䨗䘏㥧䧕䜎 䶲䘏䉬䫳㥌䌋 㶈䉬䘏㵥䂳 㑒䫳㶈䉬㥗㛍㶈 䘏䋕䘏㥌 䉬㥧䋕䫳㥌㹊 㶈㥗 䝤㥗㥗䱘 㥧㶈 㶈䉬䘏㵥 㥗㥌㠖䘏䉫

‘䛦䘏䧕䉬㥧䨗䜎 㶈䉬㥧㶈’䜎 㶈䉬䘏 䧕䘏㥧䝤 䧕䘏㥧䜎㥗㥌 䭣 㹊㥧䫳㥌䘏䌋 㦦䨗㥧㶈䫳㥧䝤 䛦䘏䧕㠖䘏䨗㶈䫳㥗㥌 㥧䝤㥗㥌㹊䜎䫳䌋䘏 㵥㴇 䫳㥌㒔䘏䧕䫳㥗䧕 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌…’ 䉬䘏 㵥㛍䜎䘏䌋䉫 ‘䲒㥧㴇䶲䘏 㶈䉬㥧㶈’䜎 㶈䉬䘏 㑒㥧㴇 䭣 䜎䉬㥗㛍䝤䌋 䉬㥧䋕䘏 䶲䘏䘏㥌 㛍䜎䫳㥌㹊 䫳㶈 㶈䉬䫳䜎 㑒䉬㥗䝤䘏 㶈䫳㵥䘏…’

㸔䝤䘏㰺 㶈䉬㥗㛍㹊䉬㶈 䉬㥧䧕䌋 㥧䶲㥗㛍㶈 䫳㶈䂳 㥧㥌䌋 䉬䘏 㠖㥗㛍䝤䌋㥌’㶈 䉬䘏䝤䨗 䶲㛍㶈 䝤㥧㛍㹊䉬 㥧㶈 䉬䫳䜎 㒔㥗䧕㵥䘏䧕 䜎䘏䝤㒔䉫

䞫㥗㑒 䉬㥧䌋 䉬䘏 㥌㥗㶈 㶈䉬㥗㛍㹊䉬㶈 㥗㒔 䌋㥗䫳㥌㹊 㶈䉬䫳䜎 䶲䘏㒔㥗䧕䘏 㶈䉬䫳䜎 䨗㥗䫳㥌㶈㵐

㤣㥧䧕䘏㹊㥧䘏䫳䫳㶈㶈㥌䌋䫳䜎䜎䘏䧕䘏䫳䫳䨗䜎䉫䉬㶈䜎䘏㶈㥧㰺䘏䝤㸔䂳㥗䘏䉬䧕㶈㴇䫳䘏䜎䫳㥌䌋㥗㶈㥗㒔䫳㥧䘏㶈㠖䧕䨗㠖䫳䜎䉬䫳䉬䜎䨗㵥㛍䌏䜎

䞫䘏 㒔㥗㠖㛍䜎䘏䌋 㥗㥌 䌋䫳㒔㒔䘏䧕䘏㥌㶈 䨗㥗䫳㥌㶈䜎 㥗㒔 㶈䉬䘏 㵥㥧䫳㥌 䌋䘏㠖䱘䂳 㛍䜎䫳㥌㹊 䉬䫳䜎 䜎䨗㥧㶈䫳㥧䝤 䨗䘏䧕㠖䘏䨗㶈䫳㥗㥌 㶈㥗 䨗䫳㥌䨗㥗䫳㥌㶈 䉬䫳䜎 㶈㥧䧕㹊䘏㶈䜎䂳 䧕㥧㶈䉬䘏䧕 㶈䉬㥧㥌 䉬䫳䜎 䘏㴇䘏䜎䫳㹊䉬㶈䉫

䭣㥌 㒔㥧㠖㶈䂳 㶈㥗 䧕䘏䜎䫳䜎㶈 㶈䉬䘏 㶈䘏㵥䨗㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌 㥗㒔 䝤㥗㥗䱘䫳㥌㹊 㑒䉬䘏䧕䘏 䉬䘏 䨗䝤㥧㥌㥌䘏䌋 㥗㥌 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈䫳㥌㹊䂳 㥧㥌䌋 䫳㥌㥧䌋䋕䘏䧕㶈䘏㥌㶈䝤㴇 䫳㥌㶈䘏䧕㒔䘏䧕䫳㥌㹊 㑒䫳㶈䉬 䉬䫳䜎 㶈䘏䜎㶈䂳 䉬䘏 㠖䝤㥗䜎䘏䌋 䉬䫳䜎 䘏㴇䘏䜎䂳 㠖㥗㵥䨗䝤䘏㶈䘏䝤㴇 䧕䘏䝤㴇䫳㥌㹊 㥗㥌 䉬䫳䜎 䜎䨗㥧㶈䫳㥧䝤 䨗䘏䧕㠖䘏䨗㶈䫳㥗㥌 㶈㥗 䜎䘏䘏䉫

‘㖜䫳㵥䘏 㶈㥗 㶈䘏䜎㶈 䫳㶈 㥗㛍㶈 㶈䉬䘏㥌…’

㖻䫳㶈䉬 䉬䫳䜎 䉬䘏㥧䧕㶈 䶲䘏㥧㶈䫳㥌㹊 䜎䝤䫳㹊䉬㶈䝤㴇 㒔㥧䜎㶈䘏䧕 㶈䉬㥧㥌 㥌㥗䧕㵥㥧䝤䂳 㸔䝤䘏㰺 㥧㠖㶈䫳䋕㥧㶈䘏䌋 䉬䫳䜎 䫳㥌㒔䘏䧕䫳㥗䧕 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌䉫

㖻䉬㥗㥗䜎䉬䔈

䧕䘏䋕㥗㶈䭣㥌䫳䌋㥌㥧 㥗䌋䨗䘏䘏㥌䜎䘏㴇䘏䉫 䉬䫳䜎 䜎㥧㵥䝤㥗㶈 䂳䫳㥌㶈㥌䜎㥧㶈㥧㥌㰺㸔䝤䘏 㑒㥧䜎

‘䭣㶈 㑒㥗䧕䱘䘏䌋䔈’

㸔㥌䌋 䉬䘏 㑒㥧䜎 䘏㰺䉬䫳䝤㥧䧕㥧㶈䘏䌋䉫

䧆㐙㴇㥧㑒㥧㑒䜎㥧㶈㥌䌋㹊䫳䜎䉫㥌㥧㵥㥗䧕㒔䫳㵥䜎䉬䘏䝤㒔䌋㥌㛍㥗㒔䉬䘏㴇䫳㹊㥧㥌䫳䧕䝤䝤㥗䞫䘏㑒䉬䘏䧕䘏䘏䜎㶈䧕㵥䘏

䢤㛍㶈 䉬䘏 䉬㥧䌋㥌’㶈 㥗䨗䘏㥌䘏䌋 䉬䫳䜎 䘏㴇䘏䜎 㥗㥌㠖䘏 䌋㛍䧕䫳㥌㹊 㶈䉬䘏 䨗䧕㥗㠖䘏䌋㛍䧕䘏䉫

㦦㥗 㶈䉬㥧㶈 㵥䘏㥧㥌㶈 㥗㥌䝤㴇 㥗㥌䘏 㶈䉬䫳㥌㹊䉫

䘏䞫㥧㠖䌋䘏䉬䋕䘏䫳㠖㥧㴇㶈䝤㛍㥧䝤㥧䝤䔈㥗㹊䉬䫳䜎䌋㥧䉬

䞫䫳䜎 䨗䝤㥧㥌 䉬㥧䌋 㑒㥗䧕䱘䘏䌋 㥧㥌䌋 䉬䫳䜎 㶈䉬䘏㥗䧕㴇 䉬㥧䌋 㶈㛍䧕㥌䘏䌋 㥗㛍㶈 㶈㥗 䶲䘏 䧕䫳㹊䉬㶈䉫

‘㦦㥗 㠖㥗㵥䶲䫳㥌䫳㥌㹊 㵥㴇 䜎䨗㥧㶈䫳㥧䝤 䨗䘏䧕㠖䘏䨗㶈䫳㥗㥌 㑒䫳㶈䉬 㵥㴇 䫳㥌㒔䘏䧕䫳㥗䧕 㶈䘏䝤䘏䨗㥗䧕㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌 䌋㥗䘏䜎 㑒㥗䧕䱘 㥧㒔㶈䘏䧕 㥧䝤䝤…’

‘㖜䉬㥧㶈’䝤䝤 䶲䘏 䋕䘏䧕㴇 㛍䜎䘏㒔㛍䝤 㒔㥗䧕 㵥䘏 䫳㥌 㒔㛍㶈㛍䧕䘏 䶲㥧㶈㶈䝤䘏䜎䂳 䶲㛍㶈 䭣’㵥 㵥㛍㠖䉬 㵥㥗䧕䘏 䫳㥌㶈䘏䧕䘏䜎㶈䘏䌋 䫳㥌 䜎䘏䘏䫳㥌㹊 䫳㒔 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䜎㥧㶈䫳䜎㒔䫳䘏䜎 㶈䉬䘏 䧕䘏㔢㛍䫳䧕䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈䜎 㥗㒔 䶲㥧䜎䫳㠖 㠖㥗㥌㶈䧕㥗䝤 㥗䋕䘏䧕 㥧㥌 䘏䝤䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈 㴇䘏㶈䔈’

㤣㰺㠖䫳㶈䘏䌋䂳 㸔䝤䘏㰺 䨗㛍䝤䝤䘏䌋 㛍䨗 䉬䫳䜎 䌋䘏㶈㥧䫳䝤䜎䂳 䫳㹊㥌㥗䧕䫳㥌㹊 㥧䝤䝤 㥗㒔 㶈䉬䘏 㥌㥗䧕㵥㥧䝤 䌏㥧䧕㹊㥗㥌 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䉬㥧䌋㥌’㶈 㠖䉬㥧㥌㹊䘏䌋䉫

㸔㥌䌋 䉬䘏 㒔㥗㠖㛍䜎䘏䌋 䜎㥗䝤䘏䝤㴇 㥗㥌 㶈䉬䘏 䧕䘏㔢㛍䫳䧕䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈䜎 㶈㥗 䧕䘏㥧㠖䉬 䦇 㶈䫳䘏䧕䉫

㥌䧕䱘㥧䳸䧕䘏䫳㶈㥗㶈䧕䋕㥗䘏㶈䘏㵥䘏䝤䘏㥌 䦇 䘏䫳䜎㥌䘏䘏㵥䋕㥗䧕䘏㥗䜎㥗䉫䝤 䨗䝤㵥㥗䦇䘏䂳䯣䘏㺉㶈㶈䝤㥗㠖㥗㥌䧕 䧆䧆䧆㐙 䘏㥌䧕㵥䀰䘏㔢䫳㶈䂝㛍䘏䜎 㒔㥗㴇㒔䝤䂳䜎㥗㛍䘏䧕 㐙䫳䢤㥧㠖䜎㹊䫳䧕䉬䘏䉬 䧆㐙㗻䁭䧆䐧䧆㺉䧆䈉䯣 䱘䫳䝤䝤㶈㥧䝤㶈㥧䘏䜎䉬㥌㶈㥧 䉬㠖䧕䘏㥧

‘䦇㥗㵥䨗䝤䘏㶈䘏…’

㤔㥗䧕 㥧 䜎䘏㠖㥗㥌䌋䂳 㸔䝤䘏㰺’䜎 䉬䘏㥧䧕㶈 䜎䱘䫳䨗䨗䘏䌋 㥧 䶲䘏㥧㶈䉫

㥧䘏䧕䝤䌋㥧㴇㥗㥌䘏㶈䉬㥧㶈㠖䜎䶲㥧䫳㥧㠖䋕䉬䘏䌋䘏䫳㶈䧕㥌㥗㠖䝤㥗䘏㶈䉫㶈䜎㶈䉬㶈㥧䘏䉬䌏㶈䜎㛍㥗䌋㥌䝤’㶈㠖㛍㶈䜎㥧䝤㵥㥗䘏䞫䝤䘏䋕䘏䫳䘏䶲㥧䉬䌋䫳㑒㶈䉬

㸔㶈 㒔䫳䧕䜎㶈䂳 䉬䘏 㶈䉬㥗㛍㹊䉬㶈 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䉬䘏 㵥䫳㹊䉬㶈 㥌㥗㶈 䉬㥧䋕䘏 䜎㛍㠖㠖䘏䘏䌋䘏䌋 䫳㥌 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䘏㥌䌋䘏㥧䋕㥗㛍䧕 㴇䘏㶈䂳 㥧䜎 䉬䘏 㑒㥧䜎 䉬㥧䝤㒔 䘏㰺䨗䘏㠖㶈䫳㥌㹊 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏 㶈㥗 䶲䘏 䜎㥗㵥䘏 㒔㥧㥌㒔㥧䧕䘏 㒔䧕㥗㵥 㶈䉬䘏 䜎㴇䜎㶈䘏㵥䂳 㥗䧕 䜎㥗㵥䘏 䜎㥗䧕㶈 㥗㒔 㠖㥗㥌㹊䧕㥧㶈㛍䝤㥧㶈㥗䧕㴇 㵥䘏䜎䜎㥧㹊䘏 㥗䧕 㶈䉬䘏 䝤䫳䱘䘏䂳 㠖㥗㥌䜎䫳䌋䘏䧕䫳㥌㹊 䉬㥗㑒 㵥㛍㠖䉬 䘏㵥䨗䉬㥧䜎䫳䜎 䫳㶈 䉬㥧䌋 䨗㛍㶈 㥗㥌 䘏䝤䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈㥧䝤 㠖㥗㥌㶈䧕㥗䝤䉫

䢤㛍㶈 䫳㶈 䜎䘏䘏㵥䘏䌋 䉬䘏 䉬㥧䌋 㥗䋕䘏䧕 㶈䉬㥗㛍㹊䉬㶈 䫳㶈䉫

‘䴚㥗㑒 䭣 㥗㥌䝤㴇 㥌䘏䘏䌋 㶈㥗 䱘䫳䝤䝤 㥧㥌㥗㶈䉬䘏䧕 㺃䧆䧆 㥗䧕 䜎㥗 䘏㥌䘏㵥䫳䘏䜎 䉬䫳㹊䉬䘏䧕 䧕㥧㥌䱘䘏䌋 㶈䉬㥧㥌 㵥㴇䜎䘏䝤㒔䂳 㶈䉬䘏㥌 䭣 㠖㥧㥌 䌏㛍䜎㶈 㥧䶲䜎㥗䧕䶲 䜎㥗㵥䘏 㵥㥗䧕䘏 㥗㒔 㶈䉬䘏 䜎㥗㛍䝤 㥗䧕䶲䜎 䭣 䉬㥧䋕䘏 䜎㶈㥗㠖䱘䘏䌋 㛍䨗䂳 㥧㥌䌋 䭣’䝤䝤 㥗㒔㒔䫳㠖䫳㥧䝤䝤㴇 䶲䘏 㥧 䦇䯺 䧕㥧㥌䱘䔈’

‘䭣 㑒㥗㥌䌋䘏䧕 䉬㥗㑒 㵥㴇 䜎㶈䧕䘏㥌㹊㶈䉬 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 㒔䘏䘏䝤 㑒䉬䘏㥌 䭣 䧕䘏㥧㠖䉬 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䨗㥗䫳㥌㶈…’

㸔䝤䘏㰺 㒔䘏䝤㶈 䘏㰺㠖䫳㶈䘏䌋 䌏㛍䜎㶈 㶈䉬䫳㥌䱘䫳㥌㹊 㥧䶲㥗㛍㶈 㶈䉬䘏 䨗㥗䜎䜎䫳䶲䫳䝤䫳㶈䫳䘏䜎 㥗㒔 䉬䫳䜎 㒔㛍㶈㛍䧕䘏䉫

㶈㛍䢤㥗㒔䨗䧕㶈䘏䜎䘏㥌䉬㶈䘏㵥㥌㶈㵥㥗䘏䌋㥗㛍㒔䧕䘏䘏㠖䜎㥌㥗㥧㥌䌋䫳㵥䘏䉬䘏㶈㠖䶲䘏䝤㥧㥗㥌䫳䧕䉫䜎䉬㶈㥗䧕䉬䫳䜎䘏㥧䧕㒔㶈

‘䭣’䝤䝤 䜎䘏㶈 㵥㴇 㹊㥗㥧䝤 㶈㥗 䶲䘏㥧㶈 㶈䉬䫳䜎 䜎䘏㠖㥗㥌䌋 䧕䘏㔢㛍䫳䧕䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈 㑒䫳㶈䉬䫳㥌 㶈䉬䘏 㥌䘏㰺㶈 䤸 䌋㥧㴇䜎… 㥌㥗䂳 䭣’䝤䝤 㵥㥧䱘䘏 䫳㶈 㺃䉫’

㸔䝤䘏㰺 㑒㥧䜎 㠖㥗㥌㒔䫳䌋䘏㥌㶈 䫳㥌 䉬䫳䜎 㥧䶲䫳䝤䫳㶈㴇 㶈㥗 䱘䫳䝤䝤 䜎㥗 㵥㥧㥌㴇 䘏㥌䘏㵥䫳䘏䜎 䫳㥌 䜎㛍㠖䉬 㥧 䜎䉬㥗䧕㶈 㥧㵥㥗㛍㥌㶈 㥗㒔 㶈䫳㵥䘏䂳 䶲㛍㶈 㶈䉬㥧㶈 㑒㥧䜎 㥗㥌䝤㴇 䶲䘏㠖㥧㛍䜎䘏 䉬䘏 㑒㥧䜎 䝤䫳㶈䘏䧕㥧䝤䝤㴇 䫳㥌 㶈䉬䘏 㵥䫳䌋䌋䝤䘏 㥗㒔 㥧 㑒㥧䧕 㥧㶈 㶈䉬䘏 㵥㥗㵥䘏㥌㶈䉫

㒔䭣㑒䝤䘏䝤㥧㥧䘏䧕㴇䂳䫳䉬䝤䜎䉫㵥䘏㒔㥌䜎㥧㑒㶈’㒔䧕㥗㥌㥗䉬䜎㶈㵥䂳䉬㥧䘏䋕䫳䂳䉬㵥㥌䘏䨗䜎䌋䉬䘏䧕㥗䋕㥗䧕䘏䉬䉬䘏䧕䫳㹊䨗䧕䉬䘏䜎㥧䨗䜎㥗㶈㥗㥧䶲䜎䘏㶈䜎䘏䫳䌋㶈㵥㥗䧕㵥䫳䝤䧕㥧䛦䌋䫳䘏㶈䉬㵥㥌䘏’㥗㱛䜎䌋㛍䝤㥗㑒㥌㥧䉬㶈䜎㶈䌏㛍䌋㥧䉬㥌䫳㶈㥌㹊㛍䫳䉬㥌㐙䧆䧆䧆䌋䘏䀰䧕䱘㥌㥧䧕㥗㒔䫳䋕㥧䜎㥌㥌䫳㥗㤣㰺䜎䨗㥧㥌䘏㥧䫳䱘㹊㥗㥗㥌䝤䘏䉬㶈㒔㥗

䛦䝤㛍䜎䂳 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏 㑒㥧䜎 㥌㥗 㠖䘏䧕㶈㥧䫳㥌㶈㴇 㥗䧕 㹊㛍㥧䧕㥧㥌㶈䘏䘏 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䉬䘏 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䶲䘏 䜎䘏㥌㶈 䶲㥧㠖䱘 㶈㥗 㶈䉬䘏 䜎㥧㵥䘏 䨗䝤㥧㠖䘏 䉬䘏 䝤䘏㒔㶈 㑒䉬䘏㥌 䉬䘏 㠖㥧㵥䘏 䶲㥧㠖䱘 㒔䧕㥗㵥 㶈䉬䘏 䛦䧕䫳㵥㥗䧕䌋䫳㥧䝤 㤣㰺䨗㥧㥌䜎䘏 㵥㥗䜎㶈 䧕䘏㠖䘏㥌㶈䝤㴇䉫

䞫䘏 䉬㥧䌋 䶲䘏䘏㥌 䜎㑒䫳㶈㠖䉬䘏䌋 㥧㒔㶈䘏䧕 䉬䫳䜎 㒔䫳䧕䜎㶈 䘏㥌䌋䘏㥧䋕㥗㛍䧕 䫳㥌 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏䂳 䜎㥗 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏 㑒㥧䜎 㥌㥗 㶈䘏䝤䝤䫳㥌㹊 䫳㒔 䉬䘏 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䶲䘏 䜎㑒䫳㶈㠖䉬䘏䌋 㥧㹊㥧䫳㥌 㑒䉬䘏㥌 䉬䘏 㵥㥧䱘䘏䜎 䉬䫳䜎 㶈䉬䫳䧕䌋 䌏㥗㛍䧕㥌䘏㴇 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏䉫

‘䭣 䜎䘏䘏 㑒䉬㴇 㶈䉬䘏 䀰䘏䌋 㱛䘏㵥㥗㥌䜎 㥧䧕䘏 䜎㥗 䶲䝤㥗㥗䌋㶈䉬䫳䧕䜎㶈㴇 㥧㥌䌋 䘏㥧㹊䘏䧕 㶈㥗 䜎㶈㥧䧕㶈 㑒㥧䧕䜎 㑒䫳㶈䉬 䘏䋕䘏䧕㴇 㥌䘏㑒 䧕㥧㠖䘏 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㒔䫳㥌䌋…’

‘㖜䉬䘏 㶈䘏㵥䨗㶈㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌 㥗㒔 䜎㥗 㵥㥧㥌㴇 䧕䘏㥧䌋䫳䝤㴇 㥧䋕㥧䫳䝤㥧䶲䝤䘏 䜎㥗㛍䝤 㠖㥗䧕䘏䜎 㶈㥗 䝤䘏䋕䘏䝤 㛍䨗䂳 㥌㥗㶈 㶈㥗 㵥䘏㥌㶈䫳㥗㥌 䉬㛍㥌䌋䧕䘏䌋䜎 㥗㒔 䶲䫳䝤䝤䫳㥗㥌䜎 㥗㒔 䘏㥌䘏㵥䫳䘏䜎 㥗㒔 㥧䝤䝤 䌋䫳㒔㒔䘏䧕䘏㥌㶈 䧕㥧㥌䱘䜎 㥌㥗 㵥㥧㶈㶈䘏䧕 㑒䉬䘏䧕䘏 㴇㥗㛍 䝤㥗㥗䱘…’

‘䭣㶈’䜎 䌏㛍䜎㶈 㶈㥗㥗 㹊㥗㥗䌋 㥗㒔 㥧㥌 㥗䨗䨗㥗䧕㶈㛍㥌䫳㶈㴇 㶈㥗 䨗㥧䜎䜎 㛍䨗䉫’

䌋㠖㥌㥗㛍㶈䝤’䉬㥗㑒䶲㛍㶈㰺䘏䝤㸔㥧䫳㥌㶈䉬䘏㴇㥌䘏䌋䝤㥌䜎䘏㥧䨗㥗䉫㴇䧕䝤㥗㶈㴇䜎㶈䘏㦦㵥㛍䜎㠖䉬㛍䜎䌋㠖䘏䧕䶲䶲䧕㥧㠖䫳㥧䧕䝤㒔䘏㛍䜎㛍䜎㴇䜎㶈㵥䘏䫳㶈䋕㥧㥌䉬䫳㹊䨗䝤㥧㠖䘏䂳㥧㑒䜎䉬㥧䌋䧕㥗㒔㵥䫳䉬䉬䘏

䭣㶈 䌋䫳䌋 䜎㥧䋕䘏 䉬䫳㵥 㥧 䝤㥗㶈 㥗㒔 㶈䫳㵥䘏 㥧㥌䌋 䘏㒔㒔㥗䧕㶈 䫳㥌 䉬㛍㥌㶈䫳㥌㹊 㒔㥗䧕 䜎㥗 㵥㥧㥌㴇 䘏㥌䘏㵥䫳䘏䜎 㶈㥗 䜎㥧㶈䫳䜎㒔㴇 䉬䫳䜎 䧕䘏㔢㛍䫳䧕䘏㵥䘏㥌㶈䜎䉫

㖻䉬䫳䝤䘏 䉬䘏 䌋䫳䜎㥧㹊䧕䘏䘏䌋 㑒䫳㶈䉬 㶈䉬䘏 㦦㴇䜎㶈䘏㵥’䜎 㑒㥧㴇 㥗㒔 䌋㥗䫳㥌㹊 㶈䉬䫳㥌㹊䜎䂳 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䌋䫳䌋㥌’㶈 㵥䘏㥧㥌 䉬䘏 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋㥌’㶈 㶈㥧䱘䘏 㥧䌋䋕㥧㥌㶈㥧㹊䘏 㥗㒔 䫳㶈 䘏䫳㶈䉬䘏䧕䉫

䘏䉬㖜㶈䉬䘏 㶈㥗㥌 㛍㥌㥗䧕㥧䌋䉫 㒔㶈䫳䂳䧕䜎㱛䘏䜎㵥㥌㥗 䀰䌋䘏 䉬㶈䘏䉬㥧䌋 䘏䉬䧕㶈㥗䘏䧕㥧㠖 㥧㶈㶈䱘㠖㥧䌋䘏㴇㥧㑒䉬㛍㵥㥧㥌

㦦㥗 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒䘏䧕䘏 㥗㥌䝤㴇 㥧㠖㶈䫳㥌㹊 䫳㥌 䜎䘏䝤㒔 䌋䘏㒔䘏㥌㠖䘏 㒔㥗䧕 㶈䉬䘏 㶈䫳㵥䘏 䶲䘏䫳㥌㹊䉫

䢤㛍㶈 㸔䝤䘏㰺䂳 䱘㥌㥗㑒䫳㥌㹊 䉬㥗㑒 㹊䧕䘏䘏䌋㴇 䉬㛍㵥㥧㥌䜎 㠖㥧㥌 䶲䘏䂳 䉬㥧䌋 㥌㥗 䌋㥗㛍䶲㶈 㶈䉬㥧㶈 䫳㒔 㶈䉬䘏 㒔䘏䌋䘏䧕㥧㶈䫳㥗㥌 䱘㥌䘏㑒 㥧䶲㥗㛍㶈 㶈䉬䘏 㥧䶲䫳䝤䫳㶈㴇 㶈㥗 䉬㥧䧕䋕䘏䜎㶈 䜎㥗㛍䝤 㠖㥗䧕䘏䜎 㥗㒔 㥗㶈䉬䘏䧕 䜎䘏㥌㶈䫳䘏㥌㶈 䧕㥧㠖䘏䜎䂳 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䨗䧕㥗䶲㥧䶲䝤㴇 䉬㥧䋕䘏 䜎㥗㛍㹊䉬㶈 㥗㛍㶈 㥧㥌 䫳㥌㶈䘏䧕㹊㥧䝤㥧㠖㶈䫳㠖 㑒㥧䧕 㶈䉬䘏㵥䜎䘏䝤䋕䘏䜎䉫

㶈䫳 㥌䭣 㥗㥌䝤㴇 䶲䘏䘏㒔㥗䧕㑒㥧䧕䂳 㥧䌋䫳䌋䘏㴇䉬㶈 㶈㥧㒔㠖䂳䨗䧕㥗䶲㴇㥧䶲䝤 㶈㥧㶈䧕㵥䘏 䘏㶈䫳㵥䧕㥌䧕䘏㶈㛍㠖㶈䉬䘏 㶈䉬䘏 䘏䨗㹊䘏㥌䫳䌋䌋㥌㥗㥌 㒔㥗 㒔㥗㑒㥧䜎㥗䜎䉫㵥㥗䘏㛍㶈㠖㥗

䭣㒔 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒㥗㥌 㶈䉬䫳䜎 㥗㥌䘏䂳 㶈䉬䘏䫳䧕 㠖㥗㥌㒔䫳䌋䘏㥌㠖䘏 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 㥗㥌䝤㴇 䜎㛍䧕㹊䘏䂳 㥧㥌䌋 䫳㥌 㶈䉬䘏䫳䧕 㹊䧕䘏䘏䌋 㒔㥗䧕 㵥㥗䧕䘏 䧕䘏䜎㥗㛍䧕㠖䘏䜎 㑒䉬䘏㥌 㶈䉬䘏 䜎㥗㛍䝤 㠖㥗䧕䘏䜎 䉬㥧䧕䋕䘏䜎㶈䘏䌋 㒔䧕㥗㵥 㶈䉬䘏 䀰䘏䌋 㱛䘏㵥㥗㥌 䧕㥧㠖䘏 䘏䋕䘏㥌㶈㛍㥧䝤䝤㴇 䧕㛍㥌 㥗㛍㶈䂳 㶈䉬䘏㴇 㑒㥗㛍䝤䌋 䋕䘏㥌㶈㛍䧕䘏 㥗㛍㶈 䫳㥌㶈㥗 㶈䉬䘏 㠖㥗䜎㵥䫳㠖 㑒䫳䝤䌋䘏䧕㥌䘏䜎䜎 䫳㥌 䜎䘏㥧䧕㠖䉬 㥗㒔 㵥㥗䧕䘏䉫

㖜䉬䘏㴇 㥧䝤䧕䘏㥧䌋㴇 䱘㥌䘏㑒 㶈䉬㥧㶈 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏 㑒䘏䧕䘏 㵥㥗䧕䘏 㥗㛍㶈 㶈䉬䘏䧕䘏䂳 㶈䉬㥧㥌䱘䜎 㶈㥗 㸔䝤䘏㰺’䜎 㠖㥧䨗㶈㛍䧕䘏 㥗㒔 㶈䉬䘏 䁶䧕䘏䘏 䜎䉬䫳䨗䉫䉫

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Chapter 293: Power scaling
Mira’s POV, right after the war started.

“We will be arriving at the Telorn system in approximately 2 hours, all Students need to make sure that their belongings are packed, and that you yourselves are prepared for battle.”

A loud and obnoxious voice blared over the speakers on the transport ship Mira was assigned to.

‘Ugh, not that annoying voice again.’

It had been 6 days since Mira’s ship departed for the front lines in Telorn system.

And that voice that had blared over the speakers just now was the same one that woke her up for morning roll call at 6 am every day.

It was the voice of Jeane, the Lieutenant in charge of Mira’s batch of students.

They were all drafted to the war efforts, so the federation had taken the liberty to assign an officer to help each and every draftee get used to the military life during their 6 day journey.

However, this plan had backfired for the ships carrying the students from the top universities, as some of the students themselves were stronger than the officers assigned to them.

The power imbalance and the hormones involved with youth meant that there were many conflicts between the two parties, in particular on Mira’s ship, as she was unfortunately placed on the same ship, on the same assignment as Zack Harborn, the second ranked student on the overall rankings of Capital Prime university.

He was a C+ rank, nearly Variant class student in his third year.

His strength was already near that of a B rank Mutant class though, which was an incredible feat.

The jump from C tier to B tier was humongous, as that was also what separated awakened from being lower and higher life forms.

Becoming a higher life form wasn’t just a fancy title one obtained when they reached B tier.

It came with all sorts of benefits that many awakened would die to obtain.

Such as a drastically increased life span.

The human race had only been in their awakened era for 100 years, so they didn’t really have a good grasp on just how much longer awakened lived compared to normal people.

That was the case at least, until the data obtained by the Pioneer expedition group had been analysed, which included the Red Demon’s details on the awakened.

The Red Demons had contact with many, many races in the universe, some who they would not even dare to attack due to the sheer disparity in strength between the two races.

Others they couldn’t even touch or converse with as the gap between them was so far apart.

But other than these mind blowing pieces of information, the federation, in particular the higher life forms were interested in one thing.

The average lifespan of each rank of awakened.

And this is what they found out:

F tier awakened lived twice as long as a normal person, so around 200 years.

E tier is 400 years.

D tier is 800 years.

C tier is 1600 years.

It is fairly obvious that up until C tier, the jump in lifespan increased by double between each tier.

But B tier is where it starts to get really interesting.

B tier is 10,000 years.

A tier is 20,000 years.

S tier is unknown, due to there being insufficient data on the subject that not even the Red Demons were privy to.

But that just made the awakened’s desire to become a higher life form even stronger.

Who wouldn’t want to live for 10,000 years after all?

But a longer life span wasn’t the only benefit of being a higher life form.

Other abilities, such as flight, the ability to survive out in the void of space infinitely, without the need for something like a spacesuit.

Oh, and the fact that one’s strength becomes so incalculable, that instead of being measured in terms of scale in comparison to cities, B tier and above is measured in terms of continental or even planetary strength at a certain point.

For example, an Ordinary class B- ranked awakened, the lowest and weakest a higher life form could be, would be able to smash apart a city in one sweep of their hand.

Or, if they used their full force, they could obliterate an entire small country, the size of something like Japan of the old Earth age.

The scale increases even further when higher classifications are taken into account.

Mutant class B- ranked awakened would be able to obliterate a large country, the size of something like India of the old Earth age.

Variant B- ranked would be able to obliterate an entire continent.

As for King class, or even higher than that?

There are no recorded cases of any awakened reaching anything above Variant class at B tier.

So the scale was impossible to calculate.

The disparity in strength goes even higher when considering A and S tiers.

It is impossible for an awakened to reach A tier at Ordinary rank, so that was out of consideration.

But Mutant class A tiers could obliterate small heavenly bodies, the size of the Moon or Pluto.

Variant class A tiers could obliterate something the size of Earth entirely.

Once again though, there were no recorded King class or higher A tiers, so that wasn’t recorded.

At S tier though, it was unknown just how far their strength went.

But it was rumoured that Principal Farnes had once destroyed a star!

A whole sun!

The scale and strength to achieve such a thing was nearly unimaginable, which was why it was still only a rumour.

Principal Farnes himself could come out and verify if it were true or not, but he decided to stay silent on the subject.

Something about keeping his strength hidden in case of any unruly enemies or something like that.

As for the mysterious man ranked in first, who was also likely the leader of the Alliance fleet?

Who knows how far his strength went, but he could probably destroy a large star if he wanted to.

This was all information that Mira had also learned during her 6 day journey to the Telorn system, which just blew her away.

The fact that people, not huge constructs or machines the result of thousands of years of innovation, could achieve this level of destruction, was mind boggling.

It only made her more amped up for her arrival on the battlefield.

She couldn’t wait to rank up to C tier, and even B tier in the future!

Instead of listening to such stories of strength, she would one day be telling stories of her own!