William entered his room in a flash. He locked his door and sat down on his bed. First, he calmed himself down and began to say motivational words to himself. 'Do not rush. You've lived without a system until today. No disappointments. Even if not, I'm already strong. And it might not be a good thing.' Then he thought of the novels he used to read. 'But it's always a good thing that these systems happen. Is it a mission system? Is it intelligent? I do not think so. If it was intelligent, it wouldn't talk like a robot. Ahhhhhh! All right. Beware!' He folded his hands in front of him and meditated for about an hour. When he opened his eyes, the excitement was gone. 'Alright, I am calm. Let's do it!' He took out the box of potions from his dimensional bag. He calmly took a potion out of the box. He examined the potion from the outside of the transparent container for a long time. He was disappointed because he didn't have any information. Finally, he opened the lid and drank in o

William hurried to the academy, but when he saw the walls of the academy, he decided to walk slowly, as if he were tired. He knew that he would certainly be questioned if there was an investigation because they could easily identify the people who were stationed in the prince's area. He just had to look calm. If they questioned him, it would be enough for him to answer calmly. He had never thought that such an organization as Crime Scene Investigation existed in this world. Besides, the Academy would probably prefer someone as powerful as him to an arrogant prince and his stooges. He pushed these thoughts to the back of his mind and went to give his mission. This time, he received the mission reward in the form of contribution points. Because he had something he wanted to test. The Evil Pig mission was only worth ten contribution points. Of course, he then went to the Treasure Building to sell the other pigs he had killed. This time, he didn't see the stupid attendant he met last

William had no idea what had happened. He was concentrating on recovering himself. Besides, even if he knew, there was nothing he could do from here. It took him seven days to recover. At that time he had finally finished the book. He couldn't remember a time in his life when it took him so long to read a book. When he started a job, he usually did not leave it unfinished. The day he felt recovered, he began to learn the more advanced technique. The new technique proved to be even more difficult than he had expected. This difficulty filled William's mind with various thoughts. 'I wonder if all these techniques are beginner's level? Because this technique looks like something even a real expert would have trouble with.' He brooded but still did not give up. It took him three days to master the technique. He never tried it because he was afraid it would damage his room. He just tried to apply his qi as quickly as possible by following the technique. He would have to go to the forest

After a few hours, William had replenished all of his qi. He stood up and looked at the little wolf. His lazy face made William want to punch him. Smiling, he said, "I'm going to explore the tower. Will you wait for me?" William was worried about the return journey. Without the wolves, he suspected he wouldn't even be able to find his way back. Since they had been aiming for the fruits of this tree from the beginning, they had a way of not getting lost. The little wolf pricked up his ears and looked lazily up at William. Then, muttering something, he pointed at the big wolf. The big wolf was still resting, far from healing. A blow from a creature in the middle of the bronze level might be difficult for it at the beginning of the bronze level. William was in no hurry to ask for its blood. Because it had lost enough blood already. He thought about taking it the next day when it felt better. What the little wolf meant was, “The big sister is already injured, you go, we are here.” "Th

William slept perfectly as wealth eased his worries. Looking out of his window, he saw that dawn had just broken. It was the perfect time to start the day. He looked at his dimensional bag and his smile widened. All his teeth were visible, his lips reaching up to his ears. He still couldn't believe the loot he had found yesterday. He even thought that the adventurous spirit of the people in the Academy had disappeared. According to him, even a few people at the top of the iron level could go and take advantage of the treasures. This was indeed true, but the reason people lost their spirit of adventure was because they got lost in the misty swamp. They couldn't even find the Mage Tower. They kept going around and around, encountering various skeletons and zombies. With a sigh, he sat down at the table. He took out the first book he thought he should read. This book belonged to Levenoth. It was the Creature Encyclopedia, which he had copied. He opened the book and started to read. Aft