Chapter 1803
Asgard.
ââHow did you end up against him?ââ
Gabriel frowned as she was thinking about Gridâs new sword and armor. It was because Metatronâs question after being reborn in a reserve body was unpleasant.
âTo be exact, he went against us. He dared to challenge the Goddessâ authority.â
ââSeeing how sensitive you are, Gabriel, you mustâve also contributed to this relationship.ââ
âYou are talking nonsense because you donât know anything. He was hostile to Asgard even before I met you.â
How could a doll who was obsessed with instinct shift the blame onto her? Gabriel lost her composure and was growing angry again. Then Metatron offered her comfort that wasnât really comfort.
ââThe good news is that the level of the apostle doesnât match the master. Is he called Braham? He is too inferior compared to the chief gods who worship the Goddess. The other apostles must be like that as well. Grid might be special as an individual, but in terms of power, the surface is no match for Asgard.ââ
âOf course. There is no need to even talk about this.â
ââHowever, there will be a few crises if you provoke Grid.ââ
ââŠI wonât do that,â Gabriel replied angrily and grudgingly.
She meant it. She was very angry, but she had vowed several times that she would never deal with Grid again. He was too strong. The fact that he ignored Raphaelâs authority and could use his full abilities in Asgard was very intimidating.
âCome to think of it, why is there no news?â
She received a report that the blueprint of the key has been found.
Mumud attracted Judarâs attentionâunusual for an angelâand was nominated as a candidate to be an archangel. Now he personally led a large army to the Prison of Eternity. She thought he would come back with Raphael soon, but for some reason, there was no news.
âIt is too long even considering the fact that Zeratul will interfere.â
It was unlikely that Zeratul was in a perfect state. He mustâve fought to the death with Raphael while out of his mind. By now, he wouldâve been overpowered by Raphael.
âIs Raphael forcing it for no reason?â
In the endâ
Gabriel found it hard to wait and raised herself up. She headed to the Prison of Eternity. The atmosphere around the prison was unexpectedly noisy.
âWhat is going on?â
She couldnât show emotional agitation in front of the angels. Gabriel was maintaining her usual smile to protect her reputation, only for her expression to gradually stiffen. She maintained her smile, but all her muscles stiffened. It was the aftermath of finding the lock that was still tightly closed despite the key being in Mumudâs hand.
âMagic?â
It was absurd. The lock that the angels had managed since the beginning of time had now been modified by magic. It was magic with a structure they had never seen before. Even at a glance, it was a form that was difficult to destroy.
ââŠThat damn guy.â
Gabriel recalled Brahamâs face, which was only good to look at, and her expression crumpled as she lost her composure.
ââIt is hard to say that his level is low.ââ
Metatron changed their assessment of Braham. They added that it seemed force wasnât the only virtue Grid considered important when selecting the apostles. Meanwhile, Mumudâs emotions were fluctuating as he analyzed the spells on the lock.
âIt is like my magic.â
To be exact, it seemed as if someone had spent a long time researching and evolving his magic. For some reason, unfathomable anger and sadness soared.
âMumud, is it difficult for you as well?â Archangel Umiel asked in a worried manner.
Angels were natural enemies of magic, but this didnât mean that they knew magic well. In the current situation, they were forced to rely on Mumud.
A being who lost his natural lifespan in exchange for a magical talent that had never been seen beforeâthe archangels knew that Mumud was qualified to be the most accomplished magician in the world.
âIt will take some time, but it can be solved.â
As expected, Mumud didnât betray their expectations. A concept penetrated his mind as he answered with a blank expression, not showing his emotional agitation.
âMy past life.â
He had a hunch that he would get to know another him the more he unlocked the magic in this lockâŠ
***
Create a mental world.
This was a notice that was sent to all the Overgeared Guild members.
âMental world⊠what?â
âIt is like the Sanctuary of Metal that Grid uses.â
âIs it a skill that can be learned without a hidden quest or specific job change?â
âThat is why this order mustâve been issued.â
âBut it didnât mention how to do it?â
The content of the notice was extremely unfriendly. They were simply instructed to create a mental world, but there wasnât a word about how to create it. In other words, the confusion felt by the Overgeared members was natural. The members who opened up the âwillpowerâ stat understood the context, but there were only a few of them.
âShould I raise the level of Formless Will? Perhaps something special will happen when I master it.â
âIf there was such a hidden piece, wouldnât Grid have told us right away?â
The top-tier Overgeared members who had risen to the rank of legend or transcendentâthey acted for Grid on the continent that changed due to Fire Dragon Trauka and they were very splendid. Jishuka, Faker, Chris, Hurent, Zibal, Vantner, etc. They were less famous compared to Yura, who guarded hell alone. However, they were even more like beginners in front of Grid.
They had no idea how to open up a mental world. It was natural. Even Grid didnât know the precise method.
ââŠI am getting a lot of inquiries,â Lauel came to Grid and said. It was Lauel who informed the members to create a mental world, but it was Grid who instructed him to give the notice.
âCanât you at least roughly give me a hint?â
âI just played the game seriously and it worked out?â
ââŠâŠâ
Lauel had an expression like he was fed up.He thought it was a joke. Surprisingly, Grid was serious. It was because he got the mental world after exercising his will. In fact, a few days ago, Khan created a mental world with the idea of âprotecting Grid with my skills and works.â
âReally. In my opinion, the conditions for opening up the mental world arenât fixed, but vary from person to person. The trajectory of their lives⊠therefore, if there is will or tenacity, the system will have to acknowledge their playing history and they will naturally get it. It is with the sense that their existence is invading the world.â
âThen it is a bit difficult. The will of our colleagues canât be insignificant compared to you.â
âI think it is weird as wellâŠâ
Basically, the Overgeared Guild was a group made up of rankers. They were also the best rankers among billions of players. They were great people who mustâve heard at least a hundred times in the past that they were game crazy, that they only ate and played games.
At the same time, Satisfy was becoming the foundation of the global economy. None of the Overgeared members played Satisfy with a light heart. They had been playing Satisfy wholeheartedly. They might have fewer achievements compared to Grid, but it was the result of luck or a skill difference, not a lack of passion.
However, none of them had ever established a mental world. To be exact, it wasnât recognized by the system.
âThe circumstances of the apostles are the same.â
None of the apostles except for Braham had a mental world. They were just hoping that perhaps Zik had it.
However, Zik hid himself so well that he had yet to even show off his Seven Malignant Saintsâ skill. There were too many question marks in the status window. They felt like they wouldnât respect Zik if they asked about the identity of these question marks, so they were cautious.
âIt doesnât mean that the conditions for opening the mental world are difficult.â
Braham and Biban had their own mental worlds since they were mere legends.
âSurprisingly, I donât think it is difficultâŠâ
Grid had this vague belief, but it was impossible for him to find the answers on his own. In the end, he had no choice but to trust and wait as always.
âThere is no need to be nervous. Iâm sure everyone will do a good job.â
In the meaning, Grid shared the details of âBrahamâs Staffâ that he made today with Lauel.
âIt is the other parties who need to be nervous.â
[Brahamâs Staff]
[Rating: Only One
Durability: Proportional to the wearerâs mental strength (mana level).
Magic Attack Power: 35,990~???
â Intelligence +2,000
â Perfect Memorial can be used up to five times.
â Increases the power and effectiveness of all magic and reduces the cooldown time.
â Increases attack magic hit rate by 80%.
â The effect of âSecond Boundary: Exploration Roomâ is always activated.
A staff created by Only One God Grid through the unity of the mental world with Braham, God of Magic and Wisdom.
The bones and scales that contain Fire Dragon Traukaâs intent have been tempered with Brahamâs magic.
It will act on behalf of Brahamâs thirst for endless wisdom and will show a disaster in a form that has never been seen before.
Conditions of Use: Braham, Grid.
Weight: 2,500~???]
It was a simple yet incomprehensible explanation. Unlike Defying the Natural Order, Brahamâs Staff had fewer effects. He wondered if it was such a big advantage that it could always exert the effect of the mental world. This was until the description of the Exploration Room confirmed it.
[Second Boundary: Exploration Room]
[Passive.
It analyzes, understands, and intervenes in all âphenomena.â
Enhances and modifies alliesâ skills and magic with a high probability.
Duplicates, absorbs, and reflects enemy skills and magic with a high probability.
Blocks phenomena classified as a âmiracleâ such as divinity, power, mental world, and absolute defense with a low probability.]
It was a superior version of Duke of Wisdom. One of Brahamâs mental worlds, Exploration Room, closely resembled Mercedesâ Keen Insight. It was as if artificially creating a power that even the gods feared. When it was just a mental world, the power to intervene in reality was weak and the practicality was low. That was no longer the case. He would now be able to actively use it in the future thanks to the staff made with Gridâs help.
âThe premise of owning a dedicated weapon made through Intent Production is to have your own mental world. If they know this, then I donât think anyone will be holding back. Isnât that right?â
Intent Productionâit was simply a system designed to create dedicated items for Grid. However, Braham changed the system itself. No, he didnât change it, he proved it. The fact that other peopleâs mental worlds can be used as the main subject, not Grid.
ââŠCertainly, that is true.â
Lauel belatedly came to his senses and nodded.
Defying the Natural Order, Fire Dragonâs Armor, and Brahamâs Staffâhow many Overgeared members would be calm after seeing these?
It was clear that they would also be obsessed with the mental world because they wanted similar items. Right now, Lauel alone became nervous. He had retired from the battlefield a long time ago, so items werenât very important, but he was filled with the desire to have his own dedicated weapon.
Anyone would be like this. It was an item optimized only for them with their mental world applied. Even monk players who shouted about not having unnecessary possessions would be greedy for it.
âI will diligently analyze it.â
What was the difference between Grid and other players? What difference determined the existence or absence of a mental world? Starting from today, Lauel would explore it.
Grid smiled at him. âSo dependable.â
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