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My SSS-Rank Clone Talent: I Level Up Endlessly! - Chapter 349

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Chapter 348: Geneva’s Level Up!?
䋹䊙㻀㒗䋹㽬露㣕㷐䋹㻀㻻㣧䡸爐魯㺿䙰㓭㒗䝱㡋’䡸擄魯蘆㒗㷐䋹㢵䋹㒗䐩䙰盧䋹㷐㻻䋹䝱䋹䊙䝱㣧㷐䝱㢵䋹㣕㬪䋹㐼䌀㓭䌀䥱㻀䋹㻻㢵䙰㣕㾭㷐㡋㺿㷐䇆㡋䙰㡋㻀”㽊䝱䊙䋹䋹䍙㾭㺿”虜䙰㡋老䋹㻻㺿露

䉻㷐䋹㣕䋹 㢵䙰㺿䝱䡸 㻻㷐䋹 䇆䋹㡋 㡋㷐䋹 䕚䋹㻻㡋㣧㒗㬪 㵥䙰㣧㒗㡋㻻 㳹㣕䙰㚁䍙

㔉㣧㻻 䋹㬪䋹㻻 㻻㷐㣧㳹㡋䋹䡸 㡋䙰 㡋㷐䋹 䝱㣧㡋㡋䝱䋹 䇆㣧㣕䝱 㢵㷐䙰 㢵㻀㻻 䇆㣧䇆䇆䝱㣧㒗䇆 㒗䙰㒗㻻㡋䙰㾭䐩 䀐㷐㣧㻻 䝱㣧㡋㡋䝱䋹 䡸䋹䊙㣧䝱 㢵㻀㻻 㻻㺿㾭㾭䙰㻻䋹䡸 㡋䙰 䥱䋹 䙰㒗䋹 䙰㳹 㡋㷐䋹 㓭㷐䙰㻻䋹㒗 䙰㒗䋹㻻 䙰㣕 㻻䙰㚁䋹㡋㷐㣧㒗䇆䐩

䥱㚁㻀䍙䋹㬪䙰䁫

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 䇆㣕䋹㢵 㡋㷐䙰㺿䇆㷐㡋㳹㺿䝱 㳹䙰㣕 㻀 㚁䙰㚁䋹㒗㡋䐩 䙮㡋 㻻䋹䋹㚁䋹䡸 㡋㷐㻀㡋 㳹䙰㣕 㷐㣧㻻 㓭䝱䙰㒗䋹䅉 䙰㒗䝱㬪 㻀 㻻㣧䇆㒗㣧㳹㣧㓭㻀㒗㡋 㻀㓭㷐㣧䋹䊙䋹㚁䋹㒗㡋 㢵䙰㺿䝱䡸 䇆㣕㻀㒗㡋 㻀㒗㬪 䕚䋹㻻㡋㣧㒗㬪 㵥䙰㣧㒗㡋㻻䅉 㢵㷐㣧䝱䋹 㣧㳹 㷐䋹 㢵䋹㣕䋹 㡋㷐䋹㣕䋹 㷐㣧㚁㻻䋹䝱㳹䅉 䋹䊙䋹㒗 㻀 㻻㚁㻀䝱䝱 㡋㻀㻻䌀 㢵䙰㺿䝱䡸 䇆㣧䊙䋹 㷐㣧㚁 㻀 㳹㻀㣧㒗㡋 㻀㚁䙰㺿㒗㡋䐩

䀐㷐㣧㻻 㡋㷐䙰㺿䇆㷐㡋 㻀䝱㻻䙰 㚁㻀䡸䋹 㷐㣧㚁 㓭䙰㒗㡋䋹㚁㾭䝱㻀㡋䋹 㡋㷐䋹 䙰㡋㷐䋹㣕 㻀㢵㻀䌀䋹㒗䋹㣕㻻 㢵㷐䙰 㷐㻀䡸 䇆䙰㒗䋹 㡋䙰 䙰㡋㷐䋹㣕 㢵䙰㣕䝱䡸㻻䐩

䋹㷐㚁㡋䋹䡸䇆㬪㣧㒗㒗䰒䙰䝱㻻㣧㣕䊙䊙䐩㻀㺿㣧㻻㡋㷐㡋㻀䊙㻻㣕䊙㺿䋹㣧䋹㚁㡋㷐㡋㻀㡋㷐㚁䙰㒗㣧㓭䇆䋹㷐䀐㣕䋹㒗䡸㣕䙰䋹㢵㻻㢵㻀䙰㒗㣕䐩㢵䡸䙰䝱䙰㳹㻀㣕㡋㳹䋹䙰㡋䙰㡋䋹䝱䥱㻀䝱䝱㚁㻀㻻㻀䊙䇆䋹㣕䋹䋹㢵㒗䋹㷐㓭㓭㻀㒗㻀㷐䋹㡋㣕䙰䇆㣕㒗㻀䝱㣧㚁㻀㻻䋹䙰㚁㻀㻀㻀㻀㒗䇆䡸㡋䊙䋹

“䙮 㢵䙰㒗䡸䋹㣕 㣧㳹 㡋㷐㻀㡋 㻀㻻㻻㣧㻻㡋㻀㒗㡋 䙰㳹 㽬㻀㒗䇆 㳁䋹㬪䙰㒗䇆䅉 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㷐䋹䋹㣕 䡸㣧㻻㓭㣧㾭䝱䋹䅉 㣧㻻 㻀䝱㻻䙰 䙰㒗䋹䍙” 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㻻㣧䇆㷐䋹䡸 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㻀 㡋㣕㻀㓭䋹 䙰㳹 㣕䋹䇆㣕䋹㡋 㣧㒗 㷐㣧㻻 㷐䋹㻀㣕㡋䐩 䙮㳹 㷐䋹 㷐㻀䡸 䥱䋹䋹㒗 㡋㷐䋹㣕䋹 㷐㣧㚁㻻䋹䝱㳹䅉 㷐䋹 㚁㣧䇆㷐㡋 㷐㻀䊙䋹 䋹㻀㣕㒗䋹䡸 㻀㒗 㻀䥱㻻㺿㣕䡸 㻀㚁䙰㺿㒗㡋 䙰㳹 䕚䋹㻻㡋㣧㒗㬪 㵥䙰㣧㒗㡋㻻䐩

䖬㒗㳹䙰㣕㡋㺿㒗㻀㡋䋹䝱㬪䅉 䋹䊙䋹㒗 㣧㳹 㷐䋹 㷐㻀䡸 䥱䋹䋹㒗 㡋㷐䋹㣕䋹䅉 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㢵䙰㺿䝱䡸㒗’㡋 㷐㻀䊙䋹 䥱䋹䋹㒗 㻀䥱䝱䋹 㡋䙰 䡸䙰 䋹䥳㻀㓭㡋䝱㬪 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㻀㚁䋹 㻀㻻 㡋㷐䋹 㓭䝱䙰㒗䋹䐩

㡋䙰”䕚䙰㣧㒗㣧䇆㢵㡋㻀㣧㻻㔉䥱䌀㻀㓭㡋㣧䐩㺿䅉㾭㡋㷐䐩㒗䋹䙰㬪㺿㣧䡸㻻㳹㡋㷐䋹㻻䋹㬪䋹㷐㡋䋹㒗䋹䊙䋹䝱㽊㷐㻀㡋䉻㽬㒗䋹㻀䋹䊙䧑䙰㳹”㣕䍙䋹㣕㢵䋹

“䙮㡋 㳹䋹䋹䝱㻻 䝱㣧䌀䋹 䙮 㻀㚁 㒗䙰㡋 㾭㣕䋹㾭㻀㣕䋹䡸 㳹䙰㣕 㣧㡋䅉” 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀 㻻㻀㣧䡸 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㻀 㷐䋹㻻㣧㡋㻀㒗㡋 䋹䥳㾭㣕䋹㻻㻻㣧䙰㒗䐩

“㔉㚁㚁䍙” 㔉䋹 㣕㻀㣧㻻䋹䡸 㷐㣧㻻 䋹㬪䋹䥱㣕䙰㢵㻻 㻀㡋 㷐䋹㣕 㢵䙰㣕䡸㻻䅉 㷐㣧㻻 㾭㺿㾭㣧䝱㻻 䇆䝱䙰㻻㻻㣧㒗䇆 䙰䊙䋹㣕 㷐䋹㣕 㻀䇆㻀㣧㒗 㻀㻻 㷐䋹 䇆㣕䋹㢵 䋹䥳㡋㣕䋹㚁䋹䝱㬪 㡋㷐䙰㺿䇆㷐㡋㳹㺿䝱 㳹䙰㣕 㻀 㚁䙰㚁䋹㒗㡋䐩 “䉻㷐㻀㡋 㻀㣕䋹 㬪䙰㺿 㒗䙰㡋 㾭㣕䋹㾭㻀㣕䋹䡸 㳹䙰㣕䍙”

䌀䙰䅉㒗㢵㷐㡋䋹㻀㡋㣧㣧䙰䐩㒗㻻㺿䂔㡋㻻㻀㻻㣧䡸䡸’㡋㒗䙰䙮㷐㻻䋹䝱䋹䋹㳹㒗㣧䇆㡋䇆㺿䋹㻀㷐䊙䙰㡋㺿䥱㻀㣧”䅉㡋䙮”㡋㢵㷐㣧

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㳹䋹䝱䝱 㻻㣧䝱䋹㒗㡋䐩 㔉䋹 㻻㡋㻀㣕䋹䡸 㻀㡋 㷐䋹㣕 㻻㡋䋹㣕㒗䝱㬪 㻀㒗䡸 㓭䙰㺿䝱䡸 㡋䋹䝱䝱 㻻㷐䋹 㢵㻀㻻㒗’㡋 䝱㬪㣧㒗䇆䅉 㢵㷐㣧㓭㷐 䙰㒗䝱㬪 㓭䙰㒗㳹㺿㻻䋹䡸 㷐㣧㚁 㳹㺿㣕㡋㷐䋹㣕䐩 䉻㷐㻀㡋 㡋㷐䋹 㷐䋹䝱䝱 㢵㻀㻻 䇆䙰㣧㒗䇆 䙰㒗䍙

䉻㻀㻻 㡋㷐䋹㣕䋹 㣕䋹㻀䝱䝱㬪 㻻䙰㚁䋹㡋㷐㣧㒗䇆 㢵㣕䙰㒗䇆 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㡋㷐䋹 䁫䁫䥤㳁㻀㒗䌀 䚨㢵㻀䌀䋹㒗䋹㣕㻻䍙

㚁㔉䅉”㚁 䋹㒗㚁䙰㣧䇆㻻㷐㡋㣕㬪㡋 㣧㡋䐩 㣕㻀䝱䝱䋹㬪㻀䡸㻻㣧㷐䋹䋹㣕㣧㢵㷐㡋䙰㺿㡋䥱䋹㷐䋹 㳹㣧 䋹㣧㷐㒗䙰㡋㻻㣧䐩㻀㡋䝱䝱’䙮㾭䅉”䋹㻀㒗㾭㻻㷐

“㧋㺿㡋… 䥱㺿㡋…” 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀 㢵㻀㻻 㻻㡋㣧䝱䝱 㷐䋹㻻㣧㡋㻀㒗㡋䐩

“䙮㡋’㻻 㳹㣧㒗䋹䐩 䀐㣕㺿㻻㡋 㚁䋹䐩” 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 䝱䙰䙰䌀䋹䡸 㻻㡋㣕㻀㣧䇆㷐㡋 㻀㡋 㷐䋹㣕䅉 㷐㣧㻻 䥱䝱㺿䋹 㾭㺿㾭㣧䝱㻻 䝱䙰㓭䌀㣧㒗䇆 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㷐䋹㣕 䥱䝱㻀㓭䌀 䙰㒗䋹㻻䐩

㣕㻻㬪’䋹䌀㐼 㻀䇆䋹䋹㣕䡸䅉 㻀㣧㒗㻀㳹㬪䝱䝱 㳹㣧㒗㣧䇆䡸㒗 䐩㻀㻻㷐㢵䡸䙰 䁫䋹㷐䋹㒗㣕㺿䡸 㻀㻻䋹㬪㡋㳹㣕㣧”䇆䚨䐩㡋”䝱㷐㣧㡋䋹䝱㡋䝱

㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀 䝱䙰䙰䌀䋹䡸 㻀㡋 㷐䋹㣕 㻻㬪㻻㡋䋹㚁 㻀㒗䡸 䡸㣧㣕䋹㓭㡋䝱㬪 㺿㻻䋹䡸 㻀䝱䝱 㡋㷐䋹 㻀㓭㓭㺿㚁㺿䝱㻀㡋䋹䡸 䕚䋹㻻㡋㣧㒗㬪 㵥䙰㣧㒗㡋㻻䅉 㻀㣕䙰㺿㒗䡸 㡋㢵䙰 㡋㷐䙰㺿㻻㻀㒗䡸䅉 㣧㚁㚁䋹䡸㣧㻀㡋䋹䝱㬪 䝱䋹䊙䋹䝱㣧㒗䇆 㺿㾭 㷐䋹㣕 䉻㻀㡋䋹㣕 㕆㻀䇆䋹 䀐㻀䝱䋹㒗㡋䐩

䀐㷐䋹 㚁䙰㚁䋹㒗㡋 㻻㷐䋹 㾭㣕䋹㻻㻻䋹䡸䅉 㷐䋹㣕 䋹㒗㡋㣧㣕䋹 䥱䙰䡸㬪 䥱䋹䇆㻀㒗 㡋䙰 㻻㷐㣧㒗䋹 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㻀 䥱䝱㺿䋹 㷐㺿䋹䐩 䙮㡋 㢵㻀㻻 㻻䙰 䥱㣕㣧䇆㷐㡋 㣧㡋 㻀䝱㚁䙰㻻㡋 㳹䋹䝱㡋 䝱㣧䌀䋹 㻀 䥱䝱㺿䋹 㻻㺿㒗䐩

㒗㻀䡸䚨㡋䋹䥱䡸㺿䝱䇆㻻㚁㻀䋹㻻㻀㷐㡋㢵㡋㣧㺿䙰㣕䡸㚁㻻㻀䋹㓭䋹䊙㻻㣧䋹㒗䐩㒗䋹䡸㒗䙰㬪䇆䅉㻀㣧㒗㻀㾭㒗㣧䡸䥱㬪䙰䡸㻀㒗㚁㡋䋹㣧䅉㣕䋹㷐䋹㷐㻻㻻㓭䙰㻻㻀㣕㻻㣧䋡㣧㺿㣕㒗㚁䇆㢵㒗㣕㷐㡋䇆㣧㣧䋹㡋㷐

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 䋡㺿㣧㓭䌀䝱㬪 㚁䙰䊙䋹䡸䅉 㣕㻀㣧㻻㣧㒗䇆 㷐㣧㻻 㾭㻀䝱㚁 㡋䙰㢵㻀㣕䡸 㷐䋹㣕䐩 䀐㷐䋹 㽬㣧㻀㒗㡋 䁫㢵䙰㣕䡸 䉻㣧䝱䝱䅉 㒗䙰㢵 㻻㷐䋹㻀㡋㷐䋹䡸 㣧㒗 㻀 㻻㓭㻀䥱䥱㻀㣕䡸䅉 㻀㾭㾭䋹㻀㣕䋹䡸 䥱䋹㷐㣧㒗䡸 㷐㣧㚁 㻀㒗䡸 䥱䋹䇆㻀㒗 㡋䙰 㷐㺿㚁 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㻀 㻻㢵䙰㣕䡸 㣕㷐㬪㡋㷐㚁 㡋㷐㻀㡋 䋹㻀㻻䋹䡸 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀’㻻 㾭㻀㣧㒗䐩

㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀 㻻㡋䙰㾭㾭䋹䡸 㻻㓭㣕䋹㻀㚁㣧㒗䇆 㳹䙰㣕 㻀 㚁䙰㚁䋹㒗㡋䅉 䙰㒗䝱㬪 㡋䙰 㻻㓭㣕䋹㻀㚁 䋹䊙䋹㒗 䝱䙰㺿䡸䋹㣕 㡋㷐䋹 㒗䋹䥳㡋 㻻䋹㓭䙰㒗䡸䐩

䋹㡋䇆㣧㡋㺿㚁㣕㒗㒗䡸䋹䋹㡋㻀㷐㡋䋹㔉䋹㷐㻻㣧㷐㣧䅉䇆㡋㻻’䙮㒗㣧㳹㢵㒗㣕䙰䋹䡸㚁㚁”㔉䍙”㽬’㣕䐩䋹㬪䡸㣧㒗㚁䅉㷐䋹䝱䅉㾭㬪㣕㺿䙰

㽬㣕䋹㬪 䙰㒗㓭䋹 㻀䇆㻀㣧㒗 㻀㾭㾭䋹㻀㣕䋹䡸 㣧㒗 㷐㣧㻻 㚁㣧㒗䡸䅉 㷐㣧㻻 㽬㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹㻻 㚁㻀㒗㣧㳹䋹㻻㡋㣧㒗䇆 㣧㒗 㡋㷐䋹㣧㣕 㻻䙰㺿䝱 㳹䙰㣕㚁䐩

“㔉㚁㚁䅉 㢵㷐㻀㡋 㻻㷐䙰㺿䝱䡸 䙮 䡸䙰䍙” 㔉䋹 㺿㒗䡸䋹㣕㻻㡋䙰䙰䡸 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㣧㡋㺿㻀㡋㣧䙰㒗 䙰㳹 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹䅉 㢵㷐䙰 㢵㻀㻻 㡋㣕㬪㣧㒗䇆 㡋䙰 㷐䋹㻀䝱 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀䐩

䡸䙰 㣧㡋䅉䙰㬪㺿 㒗㻀䱈” 㻀㣧㒗㡋㷐㒗㬪䇆”㽊㣧䝱㷐㣧㡋䍙䥱㺿䙰㻀㡋

“䰒䙰䅉 䙮 㓭㻀㒗㒗䙰㡋䐩” 㽊㣧䝱㣧㡋㷐 㻻㷐䙰䙰䌀 㷐䋹㣕 㷐䋹㻀䡸 㢵㣧㡋㷐 㻀 㻻㣧䇆㷐䐩 “䙮㳹 㣧㡋 㢵䋹㣕䋹 㣕䋹䝱㻀㡋䋹䡸 㡋䙰 㡋㷐䋹 㻻䙰㺿䝱䅉 䙮 㓭䙰㺿䝱䡸 㷐䋹䝱㾭䐩 䖬㒗㳹䙰㣕㡋㺿㒗㻀㡋䋹䝱㬪䅉 㣧㡋 㣧㻻 㒗䙰㡋䐩”

“䀐㷐㣧㻻 㢵㣧䝱䝱 䥱䋹 㡋㣕䙰㺿䥱䝱䋹㻻䙰㚁䋹䐩” 㽬㣕䋹㬪 䝱䙰䙰䌀䋹䡸 䙰䊙䋹㣕 㻀䝱䝱 㷐㣧㻻 㽬㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹㻻䅉 㚁䙰㻻㡋 䙰㳹 㢵㷐㣧㓭㷐 㷐㻀䡸 䥱㻀㣕䋹䝱㬪 㻀㒗㬪 㷐䋹㻀䝱㣧㒗䇆 㻀䥱㣧䝱㣧㡋㣧䋹㻻䐩

䋹䥱㢵㾭䋹㣕䙰 䋹㾭䡸䙰㻻㻻㻻䋹㻻䋹䇆㻀䅉㣕㡋㷐䇆㚁㡋㣧㣧㷐䀐䋹㣕 䋹䊙㬪㣕 㣧㻀䝱㒗䇆䋹㷐 㡋䥱㺿䝱㣧䋹㻀䐩㡋㻻䥱㣧㣧 䋹㳹㢵

䰒㬪䥳㻀㣕㣧㻀䅉 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㺿㓭㓭㺿䥱㺿㻻 䇆㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹䅉 䇆㣕㣧㒗㒗䋹䡸䐩 “䙮 㚁㣧䇆㷐㡋 䥱䋹 㻀䥱䝱䋹 㡋䙰 㷐䋹䝱㾭 㬪䙰㺿䅉 㕆㻀㻻㡋䋹㣕䐩”

㽬㣕䋹㬪 㻀䝱㚁䙰㻻㡋 㓭䙰㚁㾭䝱䋹㡋䋹䝱㬪 㣧䇆㒗䙰㣕䋹䡸 㷐䋹㣕 㻀㒗䡸 㣧㒗㻻㡋䋹㻀䡸 㳹䙰㓭㺿㻻䋹䡸 䙰㒗 㡋㷐䋹 䙰㡋㷐䋹㣕㻻䐩 “䚨㒗㬪䙰㒗䋹 䋹䝱㻻䋹䍙”

“㷐…㻻䀐㣧”

㐼䊙䋹㣕㬪䙰㒗䋹 䝱䙰䙰䌀䋹䡸 㻀㡋 䋹㻀㓭㷐 䙰㡋㷐䋹㣕䅉 㳹䋹䋹䝱㣧㒗䇆 㻀 䝱㣧㡋㡋䝱䋹 䡸㺿㚁䥱㳹䙰㺿㒗䡸䋹䡸 䙰㒗 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㾭䙰㡋䐩

䚨㡋 㡋㷐㻀㡋 㚁䙰㚁䋹㒗㡋䅉 㡋㷐䋹 㕆䋹㒗䡸㣧㒗䇆 㽬㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹 㣕㻀㣧㻻䋹䡸 㷐㣧㻻 㷐㻀㒗䡸䐩 㔉䋹 㢵㻀㻻 㻀 㚁㻀㒗 㢵㣧㡋㷐 䇆䝱㻀㻻㻻䋹㻻 㾭䋹㣕㓭㷐䋹䡸 䙰㒗 㷐㣧㻻 㒗䙰㻻䋹 㻀㒗䡸 䡸㣕䋹㻻㻻䋹䡸 㣧㒗 㓭㻀㻻㺿㻀䝱 㓭䝱䙰㡋㷐䋹㻻䐩

㻀䊙㷐䋹䙰㬪㺿㣕䋹㣕䡸䋹㚁㚁䋹䥱䋹㚁䡸㣧㒗㷐㣧㣕䇆㡋䅉㷐㣧㢵㣧㡋㒗䡸㣧䐩㒗㚁䋹㓭䝱䡸㣧㓭䌀㻻㻀㬪䝱㣧”㣧䐩㡋䥱㻀㷐䋹㐼䌀㻻㣕’㬪䋹䙰㣕㚁㳹䋹㡋㻀㓭䡸䊙㡋㣧㻀䋹㣕㽬’㻻㬪㷐㻀㡋㡋䅉㷐䏛”㒗䡸㻀㾭㢵㣕䙰䋹䡸䋹㬪㚁㡋㚁㣧㣧㻀䋹䝱㻻㡋㣧

䀐㷐䋹 㕆䋹㒗䡸㣧㒗䇆 㽬㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹 㷐㻀䡸 䇆㣕䋹㻀㡋䝱㬪 㷐䋹䝱㾭䋹䡸 㽬㣕䋹㬪 䡸㺿㣕㣧㒗䇆 㡋㷐䋹 䥱㻀㡋㡋䝱䋹 㻀䇆㻀㣧㒗㻻㡋 㡋㷐䋹 䮵䙰㣧䡸 㽬㣕㣧㚁䙰㣧㣕䋹䅉 䥱㺿㡋 㻀㳹㡋䋹㣕㢵㻀㣕䡸 㷐䋹 㷐㻀䡸㒗’㡋 㓭䙰㚁䋹 㣧㒗㡋䙰 㾭䝱㻀㬪 㚁㺿㓭㷐䐩 䰒䙰㢵䅉 㷐䙰㢵䋹䊙䋹㣕䅉 㷐䋹 㚁㣧䇆㷐㡋 䥱䋹 㻀䥱䝱䋹 㡋䙰 㻻㣧䇆㒗㣧㳹㣧㓭㻀㒗㡋䝱㬪 㻀㣧䡸 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹䐩

䚨 䥱㣕㣧䇆㷐㡋 㻻㣧䝱䊙䋹㣕 㷐㺿䋹 㻻㷐䙰㒗䋹 㳹㣕䙰㚁 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹’㻻 㷐㻀㒗䡸 㻀㒗䡸 㻻㾭㣕䋹㻀䡸 䙰䊙䋹㣕 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀䐩 㔉䋹㣕 㡋䙰㣕㒗 㳹䝱䋹㻻㷐 䥱䋹䇆㻀㒗 㡋䙰 䌀㒗㣧㡋 䥱㻀㓭䌀 㡋䙰䇆䋹㡋㷐䋹㣕䅉 㻀㒗䡸 㡋㷐䋹 㾭㻀㣧㒗 䋡㺿㣧㓭䌀䝱㬪 㻻㺿䥱㻻㣧䡸䋹䡸䐩

㣕㷐䋹㻀䐩䝱䡸㷐䋹䋹㻀㳹䋹㓭 㳁㣧㳹䋹䝱䋹 䊙䙰㣕䋹㻻㡋䋹㻀䡸㣧䝱㬪 㻀㻻 㒗㻻㽬䊙㻀䋹’䋹 䥱䙰䡸㬪 䋹㷐㻀㻻㢵䡸

“㑜䙰㺿 㷐䋹䝱㾭 䙰㺿㡋 㻀㻻 㢵䋹䝱䝱䅉” 㽬㣕䋹㬪 㻻㻀㣧䡸 㳹㣕䙰㚁 㣧㒗㻻㣧䡸䋹 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹’㻻 㚁㣧㒗䡸䐩

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹䅉 㷐㣧㻻 㷐㻀㒗䡸 㻻㡋㣧䝱䝱 䋹䥳㡋䋹㒗䡸䋹䡸䅉 㻻㺿㚁㚁䙰㒗䋹䡸 㻀 䥱䝱㺿䋹 㳹䝱㻀㚁䋹 㡋㷐㻀㡋 㓭䙰㚁㾭䝱䋹㡋䋹䝱㬪 䋹㒗䇆㺿䝱㳹䋹䡸 㽬䋹㒗䋹䊙㻀’㻻 㳹㣧䇆㺿㣕䋹 䙰㒗㓭䋹 㻀䇆㻀㣧㒗䐩

㷐䝱㡋㣧䇆㡋㷐䋹䐩䇆㺿㒗䡸䙰㣕㢵㒗䡸㻻䙰㺿㷐㻻䋹㣕㻀䐩㡋䋹㻻䝱䋹䝱䙰㾭㓭㻀䡸䋹䝱䥱㺿䙰㚁㡋䝱㻻㻀㻀㒗䡸㣕㡋㻀㳹䋹㻻㬪䋹䝱䋹㚁䙰㓭㡋䝱㾭㒗㻀㻻䊙㽬’䋹㒗㻀䋹䡸㷐䝱䋹䋹㻀㻻㳹㻀㚁䅉䋹䝱㡋䙰䋹䊙䋹㒗㳹䋹㻀䡸䡸䅉䋹㷐㡋䖬䡸㣕䋹㒗㡋㻀䀐䋹㷐㡋䋹㷐㻀㣧㒗㾭㢵䋹㷐㒗㳹㣧㬪䝱㒗㻀䝱䅉㒗㣧㷐㻻㻀䡸䊙䋹

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㷐㺿㣕㣕㣧䋹䡸 㳹䙰㣕㢵㻀㣕䡸䅉 㓭㷐䋹㓭䌀㣧㒗䇆 㷐䋹㣕 㓭䙰㒗䡸㣧㡋㣧䙰㒗䅉 㻀㒗䡸 䝱䋹㡋 䙰㺿㡋 㻀 㻻㣧䇆㷐 䙰㳹 㣕䋹䝱㣧䋹㳹䐩 “㽊㺿㓭䌀㣧䝱㬪䅉 㒗䙰㡋㷐㣧㒗䇆 㷐㻀㾭㾭䋹㒗䋹䡸 㡋䙰 㷐䋹㣕䐩”

㔉䋹 㓭㻀㣕䋹㳹㺿䝱䝱㬪 㾭㣕䙰䥱䋹䡸 㡋㷐䋹 㓭㷐㻀㒗䇆䋹㻻 㣧㒗 㷐䋹㣕 䥱䙰䡸㬪䅉 䥱㺿㡋 㒗䙰㡋㷐㣧㒗䇆 㻻䋹䋹㚁䋹䡸 㺿㒗㺿㻻㺿㻀䝱䅉 䝱䋹㻀䊙㣧㒗䇆 㷐㣧㚁 㻻䝱㣧䇆㷐㡋䝱㬪 㾭㺿䘜䘜䝱䋹䡸䐩

㷐㓭㚁㺿㬪䐩䋹䌀㣕㐼䙰䥱䅉㬪䡸䡸䋹䙰䝱䙰䌀㡋㒗㣕㡋㻻䇆䋹㷐㒗㻀䡸㻻䊙㒗䋹㽬䋹㻀’㻻䡸㣧㻀䅉㡋㣕䇆㻻㻀㷐㣧㡋㒗㓭䙰㣕㺿㻻䇆㣧䝱㳹䋹㻻䋹䋹䁫㷐䁫㺿㒗䋹䡸㬪䡸䅉䝱㣕䌀㬪䋹㐼㻻䡸㻀䋹㒗㾭㾭”䙮㺿㷐䙰㡋䇆㷐㣕䋹䝱䌀㣧…䐩䋹䙰㾭㒗䙮㡋䋹㻻㬪䋹㣧䋹䝱”䌀…㚁㬪㳹䋹䋹䝱㡋㻀㻻䙰

“㽊㣧䌀䋹 㢵㷐㻀㡋䍙” 㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㻀㻻䌀䋹䡸䅉 㓭㺿㣕㣧䙰㻻㣧㡋㬪 㾭㣧䋡㺿䋹䡸䐩 䙮㡋 㢵㻀㻻 㡋㷐䋹 㳹㣧㣕㻻㡋 㡋㣧㚁䋹 㷐䋹 㷐㻀䡸 㻻䋹䋹㒗 㻀 㷐㣧䇆㷐䋹㣕 䀐㻀䝱䋹㒗㡋 䚨㢵㻀䌀䋹㒗䋹㣕䐩 䀐㷐䙰㺿䇆㷐 㒗䙰㡋 㻀㻻 㻻㡋㣕䙰㒗䇆 㻀㻻 㷐㣧㻻 䁫䁫䁫䥤㳁㻀㒗䌀䅉 㻻㷐䋹 㢵㻀㻻 㻀㒗 䁫䁫䥤㳁㻀㒗䌀䅉 㻀 䊙䋹㣕㬪 㣕䋹㻻㾭䋹㓭㡋㻀䥱䝱䋹 䝱䋹䊙䋹䝱䐩

㧋㻀㣕䋹䝱㬪 㻀 㣕㻀㒗䌀 䥱䋹䝱䙰㢵 㷐㣧㚁䅉 㬪䋹㡋 㻻㡋㣧䝱䝱 䙰㒗䋹 䙰㳹 㡋㷐䋹 㻻㡋㣕䙰㒗䇆䋹㻻㡋 䚨㢵㻀䌀䋹㒗䋹㣕㻻 䙰㒗 㐼㻀㣕㡋㷐 㣧㒗 㡋䋹㣕㚁㻻 䙰㳹 䚨㢵㻀䌀䋹㒗㣧㒗䇆䐩

䊙䋹䋹㒗㽬㻀 “䙮㡋㻀㢵䋹㣕䋹䋹䥱㚁䙰㓭 㷐䋹㣕㒗㒗㣧䋹䡸䋹䥳䇆㡋 㣧䌀䝱䋹 㻻㡋”㳹䝱㣧䅉䋹 㡋䋹㷐 䋹䋹㳹䝱 䋹’䙮䊙㻻㻀㣧䅉䡸㷐䡸䐩㻀㒗㒗䙰䋹㷐㢵㣧㡋

䚨㒗 䙰㓭䋹㻀㒗 㳹㻀㣕䅉 㳹㻀㣕 㻀㢵㻀㬪 䥱䋹䇆㻀㒗 㡋䙰 㡋㣕䋹㚁䥱䝱䋹 㻀㒗䡸 㣕㺿㚁䥱䝱䋹䅉 㻀㻻 㣧㳹 㻀 㚁㻀㻻㻻㣧䊙䋹 㡋㻻㺿㒗㻀㚁㣧 㷐㻀䡸 䥱䋹䋹㒗 㺿㒗䝱䋹㻀㻻㷐䋹䡸䐩 䙮㒗 㡋㷐䋹 䥱䝱㣧㒗䌀 䙰㳹 㻀㒗 䋹㬪䋹䅉 㒗䋹㻀㣕䝱㬪 㡋䋹㒗 䌀㣧䝱䙰㚁䋹㡋䋹㣕㻻 䙰㳹 㢵㻀㡋䋹㣕 㻻㺿㣕䇆䋹䡸 㳹㣕䙰㚁 㡋㷐䋹 䇆㣕䙰㺿㒗䡸䅉 䝱㣧㳹㡋㣧㒗䇆 㣧㒗㡋䙰 㡋㷐䋹 㻀㣧㣕 㻀㒗䡸 㻻䝱䙰㢵䝱㬪 㚁䙰䊙㣧㒗䇆 㡋䙰㢵㻀㣕䡸 㷐䋹㣕 䝱㣧䌀䋹 㻀 䥱䝱䙰㓭䌀 䙰㳹 㢵㻀㡋䋹㣕䐩

㐼㣕㬪䌀䋹 㻻㡋㻀㣕䋹䡸 㻀㡋 㡋㷐䋹 㓭䙰䝱䙰㻻㻻㻀䝱 㳹䝱䙰㻀㡋㣧㒗䇆 㚁㻀㻻㻻 䙰㳹 㢵㻀㡋䋹㣕 㣧㒗 㡋㷐䋹 䡸㣧㻻㡋㻀㒗㓭䋹䅉 㷐㣧㻻 㾭㺿㾭㣧䝱㻻 㒗䋹㻀㣕䝱㬪 䡸㣧䝱㻀㡋㣧㒗䇆䐩 “䕚㻀㚁㒗 㻀㒗䡸 㡋㷐㣧㻻 㣧㻻 䂔㺿㻻㡋 㷐䋹㣕 㣕䋹㻀㓭㷐㣧㒗䇆 㽊䋹䊙䋹䝱 䎏䐩 䙮 㢵䙰㒗䡸䋹㣕 㷐䙰㢵 㚁㺿㓭㷐 㳹㺿㣕㡋㷐䋹㣕 㻻㷐䋹 㓭䙰㺿䝱䡸 䇆䙰 㣧㳹 㻻㷐䋹 㣕䋹㻀㓭㷐䋹䡸 䋹䊙䋹㒗 㷐㣧䇆㷐䋹㣕 䝱䋹䊙䋹䝱㻻䐩”

䇆㷐㣧㒗䙰㡋㒗䋹㚁䡸㻀㡋㻀䋹㣕㷐䙰㳹㻻㻀㢵㷐䀐䋹㷐㣧㻻㣕㷐㻻䙰㡋䋹䋹㚁㣕䥱㡋䝱㡋㷐䇆㬪䅉㣧䝱䝱㻻㚁㻀㻻䐩㻻㣧䊙䋹䐩㷐䋹㻻䋹㣕㻻㓭㻀䝱䋹㡋䙰䇆㷐㷐㺿㡋䋹㷐㡋

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Chapter 349: Geneva’s Thoughts!?
Being able to carry this much was truly extraordinary, Eryke couldn’t even begin to imagine the scale if she leveled up further.

Now, this only made him more curious.

“How many destiny points do you need to go from level 2 to 3?” he asked, his tone laced with curiosity.

Geneva loosened her fist, and the entire mass of water came crashing down from the sky, pouring like a terrifying storm that nearly mangled the ground below. She then took a deep, calming breath.

“Let me check.” A blue panel flashed in front of her eyes once again, freezing her pupils almost instantly. “This… this…”

“What’s wrong?” Eryke asked with a frown.

“It says I need half a million destiny points,” she blurted out.

“Well, that’s natural.” He casually shrugged his shoulders again. “What’s in your system shop?”

“System shop?” Geneva echoed, narrowing her gaze. “Oh, you mean that.” Another blue panel flashed, and a list of skills immediately appeared before her.

“I only have a single skill there.”

“What is it?” Eryke’s curiosity spiked at once.

“It’s a skill that allows me to extract water from inside the body of any being,” she mumbled.

“Extract water from any being?” He was left stunned.

“Yeah, that’s what it says.” Eleanor nodded her head.

Every living body contained some amount of water. Whether it was a human or an animal, if that water were to be extracted…

“Is there a limit to it?” Eryke asked, a faint anticipation stirring in his heart.

There was no denying this was an overpowered skill. To essentially extract the water from any being, most would instantly shrivel up and die in the blink of an eye.

“Hmm, it doesn’t mention any particular weakness,” Geneva said with squinted eyes.

“How much is it?” Eryke asked the most important question.

“Ten million,” she replied directly.

“This…” Eryke was left stunned on the spot. He had never seen a skill with such a high cost, even his own skills hadn’t required that much. The stronger the skill, the higher the price.

Then again, he didn’t know about the other Awakeners. Maybe they were facing the same thing.

Eryke had always gained multiple skills whenever his clones achieved something, so perhaps every Awakener only received a single skill in their shop.

“I don’t know if I can buy it here, Eryke,” Geneva replied with uncertainty.

Eryke touched his chin at her words. “You can definitely buy it. I’ll help you.”

“Thanks.” She accepted with a smile, though she didn’t feel too hopeful.

Geneva had been very weak before. Even after her Awakening, she was taken as a slave to be sold, and the despair she felt back then couldn’t be put into words.

At one point, she had already accepted her fate. But then, Eryke came swooping in and saved her from all the danger.

For that, she held heartfelt gratitude toward him. At the same time, however, she carried a sense of helplessness she couldn’t quite put into words.

Geneva had felt completely useless throughout the process but now that she had powers, everything should be changing now.

‘Everything has to change.’ She clenched her fist, looking at Eryke firmly.

“What’s wrong?” Eryke turned toward her and asked with an expressionless face.

“Nothing.” Geneva’s fist loosened, and she smiled at him.

Seeing her smile, Eryke couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off. “Tell me, what’s wrong?”

“It’s just that… I don’t feel useless anymore.”

“…” He fell silent.

In that silence, an awkward atmosphere prevailed.

“Aren’t we leaving already? I’m bored!” Little Devil shouted, chattering endlessly.

Eryke turned toward her, his brows twitching ever so slightly. “Alright, we’re going now.”

The giant Sword Will appeared behind him, now sheathed in a massive scabbard designed to ensure the sharp edge wouldn’t harm anyone.

Then the four of them sat on it and swiftly soared into the sky, soon arriving at the Thousand Iron Sect.

As one of the three great sects, its main headquarters stretched across the entire city, with its central base rising as an eight-story building, comparable to the Thousand Gold Sect.

“This is the place, right?” Eryke asked as he landed on the ground with the others. His ears immediately picked up the sounds of metal clashing against metal, and a curious expression crossed his face.

The Thousand Iron Sect was backed by master blacksmiths, they were the foundation of the entire sect.

“Yes,” Ma Zhilan replied quietly.

“Ho, this place is interesting.” He looked around, taking in the surroundings.

Perhaps he could temper his Sword Will even further. The thought alone caused excitement to rise in his heart.

You might not perceive it right now, since the Sword Will was sheathed in its scabbard, but once he drew it, a single slash might be enough to shatter the world.

It might have seemed that the scabbard was only holding back the Sword Will, but that was completely false. The hidden feature of the scabbard was that it constantly refined the sharpness of his Sword Will.

Even Eryke didn’t know exactly how much power he would unleash if he drew the Sword Will, but he was certain of one thing: it would be more than enough to slaughter anyone in his path.

Eryke walked quietly behind Ma Zhilan, contemplating, as she guided him toward the blacksmith area, while Geneva and Little Devil went to rest.

Soon, he was led to a blistering hot room, the temperature so intense it made the air seem to vibrate.

Rough, brawny men were scattered throughout, hammering away at weapons without pause.

“We’ve taken complete control of the entire sect, but this blacksmith doesn’t care, so he’s continuing to refine weapons here,” Ma Zhilan explained swiftly. “And we’re fine as long as they don’t get any second thoughts.”

“I see.” He nodded, carefully observing them all. The oppressive heat was so intense it seemed as though the ground itself had turned to charcoal.

Even after Eryke and Ma Zhilan entered, the blacksmiths continued hammering without pause, completely ignoring their presence.

Eryke cast them a glance and nodded with mild disinterest.

To him, they were nothing but weaklings. Though the weapons forged here were of decent quality, they held no real value in his eyes.

After all, no Martial Artist at the Third Stage or higher would bother with the weapons being produced in this place.

These weapons were meant only for Martial Trainees and mortals. No matter how fine their craftsmanship, they could never compare to the strength of a Third-Stage Martial Artist or higher.

Eryke had little interest in them; what intrigued him instead was how the temperature here could reach such extremes.

“Hmm?” He turned to Ma Zhilan with a puzzled look.

“There’s high volcanic activity underground,” she explained quickly. “The blacksmiths use it as their source of heat for refining.”

“Oh?” Eryke’s brows rose with interest. He cast a few quick glances at the blacksmiths before looking away again.

“Are you not interested?”

“Why would I be interested in toys?” Eryke chuckled, shaking his head.

“Since you’re so powerful, I thought you might indulge in something quirky,” Ma Zhilan replied.

“I might be interested in that volcano,” Eryke said, “but this blacksmith is entirely useless, aside from generating money. Lead the way to the library.”

“Yes,” Ma Zhilan quickly agreed, hurrying after him.

To Eryke, these blacksmiths held no real value to Martial Artists. Their craft couldn’t strengthen a cultivator; it merely produced revenue.

Still, while their weapons were fit only for Martial Trainees and mortals, that didn’t make the trade insignificant. On the contrary, the demand for such arms created a massive market.

In truth, the number of Third-Stage Martial Artists and above was minuscule compared to the vast population of the Martial World. And in such a perilous land where everything was in chaos most of the time, what was needed most?

Weapons.

The Thousand Iron Sect had amassed immense wealth by supplying arms to mortals and Martial Trainees. This trade alone had provided them with enough resources to establish a stable foundation and rise to stand among the Top Three Sects.

Eryke, however, showed no interest in such things.

Upon stepping into the Thousand Iron Sect’s grand library, a flicker of excitement stirred in his chest. He turned toward Ma Zhilan and said, “Go. Leave me, I want to immerse myself in the books.”

“Yes.” She bowed lightly before quickly leaving.

Left alone amidst the towering piles of books, Eryke rubbed his hands together, a thin line of drool escaping the corner of his mouth as excitement surged through him.

He began flipping through the volumes one after another, devouring each page before moving on to the next. His comprehension, coupled with the aid of his Hive Mind skill, allowed him to rapidly absorb and internalize the knowledge.

Though the Martial Arts recorded here lacked true strength, each work revealed the perspective and intent of its creator.

By studying them, Eryke deepened and sharpened his own understanding, subtly reinforcing his Sword Will, even if only by a margin.

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