The current status was very satisfying as he failed to control the sneer from his mosquito mouth. ‘Come to think of it, compared to other games, the amount of the levels and attributes should have not far from each other, but look at my status. Almost all of them were thirty and I’m still level 20. There is no even limit as my agility reached 60 points!’ Isaac was filled with surprise, knowing he could increase the attribute points since he felt there would be no threshold. Of course, he was aware of how difficult it was, but given with his combat ability, killing others and obtained their stats was the only way for him to cheat it. After all, the other way, which was using the free attribute points, would only be obtained if he level up. Levelling up to 20 might sounds easy, but what about 100? 1000? Although he didn’t know the leveling limits as it might stop at level 100, referencing from the games he played, in which some even their high level was only 55, it might be different

[You have activated the chain skill, Charge > Mosquito Bite > Ice breath Lv1.] This time, Phantom did not chant for the Ice Breath yet, for he wanted to utilize the Mosquito bite to absorb the blood completely before freezing the monster to death. Right now, Isaac did not know if only he added Ice Breath out of pity for the enemy, suffering from the lack of blood before dying, so he instantly killed them. He was completely perplexed about his decision before of adding the Ice breath to the chain skill he possessed. He might have forgotten the actual usage of the charge to mosquito bite skill. To charge and absorbed their blood, becoming a killing machine. However, with the addition of magic skill, which needed a lot of time casting, its definite utilization diminished. It would now took time to kill the enemy, much less caused a rampaged. Pierce! Once his needle mouth finally pierced at the A three-legged long tongue red toad, confirming the place he stabbed was out of his tongue

A month has passed, and Isaac killed monsters or beast to grind some attribute and experience points while unrelentingly rushed to his desired destination. While Isaac finally levelled up to 15, he couldn’t help but frowned after perceiving the amount of attribute and experience points he received was getting lower. Hence, his attribute points did not reached a hundred points, but was not worth for him to be disappointed. It was within his expectations, after all. If only he could come across to level 20 beast/monster, it was no doubt he would receive two-digit attribute points, only before he leveled up to 25. Sadly, up until now, only the king who he had encountered. Yet Isaac wasn’t disheartened at all, as he could only blame his luck from not meeting them. “Tsk! Before when I’m still powerless against level 20 monsters, I encountered with one of them. Yet when I’m powerful enough to kill them in a single strike only they suddenly hid and difficult to find!” A month has passed

“A cyclops…” Isaac muttered as he appraised one of the gatekeeper. [Name: Skivur Species: Cyclops Title: Gatekeeper Level 25 Health: 600/600 Strength: 120 Durability: 120 Speed: 120 Agility: 120 Intelligence: 120 Wisdom: 120 Physical active skill: Meteorite fist Lv1, Stampede lv1… Magical active skill: Blazing Laser eye Lv1, Fire fist Lv5, Fire body Lv4, Fire ball Lv5… Passive skill: Immortal body (from the title equipped), Heat Resistant Lv6…] Reading one of the gatekeepers’ stats, Isaac was dumbfounded. Indeed, the mission requirement to complete even one of the condition might seemed impossible. Hence, Isaac was thinking of backing out instantly after understanding his opponents’ prowess. Of course it was only a sudden thought as he quickly dismissed it, especially about him being pessimistic. Even the passive skill would make him difficult if he possessed fire element magic, but it wasn’t the case. Yet when Isaac realized something, his heart skipped a bit. “Don’

He could only endure their mocking as he gritted his teeth, swearing he would take back to the humiliation they were spitting towards him. The comedy lasted for a while, before Skivur scrutinized Isaac once again. “Oh wait, brother! Do you think he is too familiar?” asked Skivur. “Hmm,” Skivar inspected Isaac for a while before his single eyes suddenly lit up! “Come to think of it, I remember someone challenging us with the same appearance. Have you forgotten it, brother? You laugh back then just like before! When we became a gatekeepers, there was only two time you laughed!” “Oh, right! I finally remember! GRAGRAGRAGRA!” Skivur wiped the tears crawling from his single eyelid, and said. “That guy accidentally stumbled to this place, and never intended to challenge us to begin with.” “I don’t think so, brother. I could still remember his desire to enter the door, but was feared by you. You even decided to let him off because he was the first monster that made you laugh after mille