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TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Relentless pursuit
Trevor and Lyra continued their journey, now more cautious than ever. Every footstep seemed to echo in the vast, empty space of the cavern, amplifying the tension in the air. The system's ominous warning still rang in their ears, like an ever-present reminder that their lives—along with everything they knew—hung by a thread.“So… about that ominous warning,” Trevor muttered, his sword gripped tightly in his hand. “Are we just supposed to keep going like this?”Lyra shot him a sideways glance. “I don’t know. We don’t have much of a choice. If we don’t finish this, everything we’ve fought for will be destroyed. The system wasn’t lying.”“Yeah, thanks for the pep talk,” Trevor said sarcastically, rolling his eyes. “Really feeling the ‘we-can-do-it’ energy right now.”Lyra frowned but didn’t respond. The weight of the task ahead was enough to silence them both. The path before them was no longer smooth—rocks and boulders jutted out of the ground, making it difficult to navigate. The air w
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Thrown back!
Trevor and Lyra had barely taken a few steps after the Guardian’s ominous warning when something strange happened. The air around them seemed to distort, bending as if reality itself was warping. The ground beneath their feet wavered, and the shadows, which had been so oppressive just moments ago, began to flicker and dance as if alive.“I don’t like this,” Trevor muttered, instinctively reaching for his sword, though he knew it wouldn’t be of much use here.Lyra looked around, her staff raised, ready for whatever was coming next. “Something’s not right. I feel—”Before she could finish her sentence, the ground beneath their feet seemed to vanish. A dizzying sensation of freefall gripped them as if they were being sucked into a vortex. Trevor tried to call out, but the words caught in his throat as the world around him twisted and turned.In the blink of an eye, the chaotic energy of the system world vanished. The oppressive darkness, the ominous cavern, the Guardian—they were all gon
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES a normal day
Trevor pushed open the door to the small, dimly lit convenience store, the familiar chime of the bell ringing overhead. The air smelled of instant noodles and cheap coffee—just like always. He had made his delivery, gotten a half-hearted "thanks" from the customer, and now he was here, grabbing a quick snack before heading back to work.Everything was… normal. Too normal.As he stood in line, waiting to pay for his energy drink and bag of chips, he found himself tapping his fingers on the counter absentmindedly. His mind was still racing. The system world, the monsters, the Rift, the Nexus—had it really just vanished like that?He glanced at the cashier. Just an average guy scrolling on his phone, completely unaware that Trevor had just been fighting for his life in another reality. He let out a breath and shook his head. Maybe he really was losing it."You gonna pay, or just stand there looking confused?" the cashier asked, raising an eyebrow.Trevor blinked. "Uh. Yeah. Sorry." He fu
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES glitch
Trevor’s paranoia didn’t ease as he rode through the city streets. He kept glancing over his shoulder, half-expecting that shadowy man to reappear. But the roads remained empty, the only sounds being the hum of traffic and the occasional shout from pedestrians.Still, something was wrong.His mind kept replaying the moment at the café. Lyra’s face, her confused expression, the way she had looked at him like he was a stranger.Had the system erased her memories? Or… was this even the same Lyra?Trevor turned onto a quiet alley, stopping to take a break. He pulled out his phone and checked his messages. Nothing unusual. His boss had sent him a few reminders, and there were some spam texts, but—Then, his screen flickered.Just for a second.Trevor frowned. He tapped the screen, but everything seemed fine now. Probably just a glitch.Then it happened again.This time, the screen filled with static before flashing a message in bold red text:"SYSTEM ERROR: MEMORY RETRIEVAL INCOMPLETE."Tr
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Chapter 1: Deliveries, Games, and Other Bad Decisions
Trevor King wasn’t exactly employee of the month material. Delivering pizzas was supposed to be easy—show up, smile, hand over the food, and hope for a tip. But tonight, as usual, things weren’t going according to plan. “Apartment 3B,” Trevor muttered to himself, balancing the box of pepperoni and pineapple pizza on one hand while squinting at the building’s faded numbers. “Who orders pizza at 11 PM on a Tuesday?” He knocked on the door. No answer. Knocked again. Still nothing. “Seriously?” Trevor groaned, jabbing the doorbell repeatedly. The sound of muffled techno music leaked through the walls. “Come on, dude, I don’t have all night!” Finally, Trevor gave up and pushed the door open—it wasn’t locked. Inside was a cluttered, dimly lit apartment. Empty energy drink cans, potato chip bags, and stacks of unopened mail covered every surface. But what really caught his attention was the glow of a laptop sitting on the coffee table. The guy was sprawled out on the couch, snoring lou
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Chapter 2: The Princess, the Tower, and an Unexpected Twist
Trevor wiped the sweat from his forehead as the Banana Bandit finally disappeared into a puff of smoke, leaving behind a single glowing banana. Quest Complete! Reward: 5 XP and 1 Heroic Banana. “A heroic banana?” Trevor said, picking it up gingerly. “What am I supposed to do with this? Start a fruit stand?” “Of course not!” GL1TCH chirped, hovering around him. “You’ll thank me later. Now, onto your next quest!” Another glowing text box appeared. New Quest: Rescue the Princess from the Tower! Objective: Reach the tower (0/1), Defeat the Tower Guard (0/1), Rescue the Princess (0/1). Reward: 20 XP and 1 Mystery Loot Box. Trevor groaned. “This is a joke, right? I just got here, and now you want me to fight some tower guard? I barely survived a monkey with a sword!” “Don’t worry! This quest is much easier. Probably.” GL1TCH tilted its cube-shaped head. “Define ‘easier,’” Trevor muttered, rubbing his temples. “C’mon, let’s go!” GL1TCH zipped ahead, leading Trevor toward a distant
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Chapter 3: The Loot Chest and the Laughable Consequences
Trevor stared at the glowing loot chest floating in front of him. “Do I really have to open this?” “Yes!” GL1TCH chirped, bouncing excitedly. “It could have something amazing inside! Like a legendary sword! Or magical armor!” “Or another frying pan,” Trevor muttered, crossing his arms. “Come on, Trevor! What’s the worst that could happen?” Trevor raised an eyebrow. “Did you forget I just fought a banana-flinging monkey and a cross-dressing Bandit Princess? My bar for ‘worst’ is already pretty low.” The chest shimmered, as if impatient. “Fine,” Trevor sighed, reaching for it. He braced himself as he lifted the lid. A bright light shot out of the chest, nearly blinding him. When it faded, he found himself holding... A chicken. Trevor blinked. “It’s a chicken.” The bird clucked and flapped its wings in annoyance, glaring at him as if offended by the entire situation. “Correction!” GL1TCH said, zipping around the chicken. “It’s a Heroic Companion Chicken! Look, it even has a n
TREVOR KING AND SYSTEM MISADVENTURES Chapter 4: Goblins, Frying Pans, and the Unexpected Rescue
Trevor trudged through the dense forest, his frying pan in one hand and Sir Clucksalot perched precariously on his shoulder. The Pyrocluck had been surprisingly quiet ever since Trevor decided to take on the goblin quest. “I’m starting to think I’ve made a huge mistake,” Trevor muttered, eyeing the thick underbrush around him. “There’s no way a frying pan is going to help me take down goblins.” “Don’t be so dramatic,” GL1TCH buzzed from his pocket. “Goblins are weak. A well-timed frying pan swing and you’ll be fine. Trust me, it’s all about timing!” “Right,” Trevor said dryly, glancing down at Sir Clucksalot, who let out a low, annoyed cluck. “What do you think, Clucksalot? Are you ready to save me from a horde of goblins with your firebreathing chicken powers?” Sir Clucksalot pecked at Trevor’s ear in response. “Yeah, that’s encouraging,” Trevor sighed. A rustle in the bushes ahead caught Trevor’s attention. He froze, gripping his frying pan tighter. The sound grew louder, the
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glitch
Trevor’s paranoia didn’t ease as he rode through the city streets. He kept glancing over his shoulder, half-expecting that shadowy man to reappear. But the roads remained empty, the only sounds being the hum of traffic and the occasional shout from pedestrians.Still, something was wrong.His mind kept replaying the moment at the café. Lyra’s face, her confused expression, the way she had looked at him like he was a stranger.Had the system erased her memories? Or… was this even the same Lyra?Trevor turned onto a quiet alley, stopping to take a break. He pulled out his phone and checked his messages. Nothing unusual. His boss had sent him a few reminders, and there were some spam texts, but—Then, his screen flickered.Just for a second.Trevor frowned. He tapped the screen, but everything seemed fine now. Probably just a glitch.Then it happened again.This time, the screen filled with static before flashing a message in bold red text:"SYSTEM ERROR: MEMORY RETRIEVAL INCOMPLETE."Tr
a normal day
Trevor pushed open the door to the small, dimly lit convenience store, the familiar chime of the bell ringing overhead. The air smelled of instant noodles and cheap coffee—just like always. He had made his delivery, gotten a half-hearted "thanks" from the customer, and now he was here, grabbing a quick snack before heading back to work.Everything was… normal. Too normal.As he stood in line, waiting to pay for his energy drink and bag of chips, he found himself tapping his fingers on the counter absentmindedly. His mind was still racing. The system world, the monsters, the Rift, the Nexus—had it really just vanished like that?He glanced at the cashier. Just an average guy scrolling on his phone, completely unaware that Trevor had just been fighting for his life in another reality. He let out a breath and shook his head. Maybe he really was losing it."You gonna pay, or just stand there looking confused?" the cashier asked, raising an eyebrow.Trevor blinked. "Uh. Yeah. Sorry." He fu
Thrown back!
Trevor and Lyra had barely taken a few steps after the Guardian’s ominous warning when something strange happened. The air around them seemed to distort, bending as if reality itself was warping. The ground beneath their feet wavered, and the shadows, which had been so oppressive just moments ago, began to flicker and dance as if alive.“I don’t like this,” Trevor muttered, instinctively reaching for his sword, though he knew it wouldn’t be of much use here.Lyra looked around, her staff raised, ready for whatever was coming next. “Something’s not right. I feel—”Before she could finish her sentence, the ground beneath their feet seemed to vanish. A dizzying sensation of freefall gripped them as if they were being sucked into a vortex. Trevor tried to call out, but the words caught in his throat as the world around him twisted and turned.In the blink of an eye, the chaotic energy of the system world vanished. The oppressive darkness, the ominous cavern, the Guardian—they were all gon
Relentless pursuit
Trevor and Lyra continued their journey, now more cautious than ever. Every footstep seemed to echo in the vast, empty space of the cavern, amplifying the tension in the air. The system's ominous warning still rang in their ears, like an ever-present reminder that their lives—along with everything they knew—hung by a thread.“So… about that ominous warning,” Trevor muttered, his sword gripped tightly in his hand. “Are we just supposed to keep going like this?”Lyra shot him a sideways glance. “I don’t know. We don’t have much of a choice. If we don’t finish this, everything we’ve fought for will be destroyed. The system wasn’t lying.”“Yeah, thanks for the pep talk,” Trevor said sarcastically, rolling his eyes. “Really feeling the ‘we-can-do-it’ energy right now.”Lyra frowned but didn’t respond. The weight of the task ahead was enough to silence them both. The path before them was no longer smooth—rocks and boulders jutted out of the ground, making it difficult to navigate. The air w
Golem
Trevor and Lyra moved cautiously through the newly revealed path. The air was dense, pressing against their chests, as though the cavern itself was holding its breath. Every step they took echoed through the stillness, a constant reminder that they were far from safety.“Why does everything in this place look like a bad dream?” Trevor muttered, his sword drawn, his eyes darting between the shadows. "Like, can we get some normal, non-nightmare scenery here?"Lyra, walking in front, didn’t reply immediately. Her focus was intense, her gaze fixed ahead. “This place… it feels different. I don’t think it’s just the atmosphere. Something’s changing.”“Great,” Trevor said, sounding almost sarcastic. “Something’s changing. That’s exactly what I needed to hear.”A sudden rumble ran through the ground beneath them. Trevor’s heart jumped into his throat as the tunnel around them began to shift—large chunks of the stone floor cracked and crumbled, sending debris tumbling into the dark abyss below
cavern
Trevor’s stomach lurched as the platform beneath them crumbled away, sending them tumbling into the abyss. The wind howled past them, and for a moment, it felt like they were falling through nothingness, just a never-ending spiral of darkness.“Not again!” Trevor shouted, flailing his arms. “I hate falling!”Lyra’s voice broke through the rush of air, sharp and clear. “Hold on!” She reached out, grabbing Trevor’s arm just as the ground seemed to draw closer. Her fingers tightened around him. “I don’t know how much longer I can—”Before she could finish, the darkness around them suddenly shifted. The air grew dense, and the ground below them… solidified.With a hard thud, they crashed onto the ground, rolling a few feet before coming to a stop.Trevor groaned, his sword still firmly gripped in his hand. “Okay, okay. I’m fine.” He pushed himself to his knees, rubbing his head. “You know, I’m starting to think the system just enjoys torturing us.”Lyra sat up beside him, shaking her head
descend!
Trevor’s stomach lurched as he plummeted through the darkness. Wind howled past his ears, but there was no ground in sight.“This is it,” he yelled. “This is how I die. Not in an epic battle, not saving the world—just falling forever.”Lyra’s voice cut through the rushing air. “Shut up and focus,stop talking about dying now, we will die if you don't shut your mouth Trevor!".Trevor twisted in midair, barely managing to see her falling beside him. She was gripping her staff tightly, eyes glowing with determination.“Focus on what?” he shouted. “Gravity is kind of kicking our butts right now!”Lyra gritted her teeth. “Then we fight gravity.”She thrust her staff downward, and a surge of golden energy exploded beneath her. For a brief second, she slowed—but then the force of the fall overcame the magic, and she dropped again.Trevor winced. “Well, that was a good try, really I'll try that next time,that was well executed!"“Shut up.”Lyra gripped her staff again, chanting quickly. This t
The Countdown Begins
Trevor and Lyra crashed onto the hard stone floor as the blinding light faded. Trevor groaned, rolling onto his back. “I swear, if we get teleported one more time, I’m going to punch the system in the face.”Lyra pushed herself up, coughing. “Yeah? Let me know how that works out for you.”They sat up, taking in their surroundings. They were standing on a massive stone platform floating in an endless void. Above them, jagged fractures ran through the dark sky, glowing faintly with an eerie blue light. Around them, pieces of land drifted weightlessly—some connected by crumbling bridges, others too far apart to reach.But the most unsettling sight was in the center of the platform: a massive stone pillar covered in glowing symbols, with an enormous hourglass at its base. The glass chamber was filled with swirling blue sand… and it was draining. Slowly but steadily.Trevor frowned. “That’s… probably bad.”Before Lyra could respond, a deep voice rumbled through the void."The Final Countdo
The Trial Begins
Trevor pushed through the tangled forest, his sword cutting away the gnarled branches that clawed at his path. The oppressive silence weighed heavily on him, broken only by the occasional distant growl.“Alright, creepy forest,” he muttered, “let’s get this over with. Show me the big bad thing I have to fight.”The air seemed to shift in response, and Trevor froze. From the shadows, a figure stepped forward—an exact replica of him.The copy grinned, twirling a sword identical to his own. “You really think you’re ready for this, delivery boy?”Trevor blinked. “Oh, great. My self-esteem issues are back, and now they’ve got swords.”The copy lunged, forcing Trevor to block the strike. Their blades clashed, sending sparks flying. Trevor stumbled back, his mind racing.“Okay,” he said, dodging another attack, “this is officially the weirdest fight I’ve ever had.”The copy smirked, its movements mirroring Trevor’s perfectly. “You can’t win. I know every move you’ll make.”Trevor gritted his
