The Ultimate Revenge System

Chapter 3: The revenge system

Gavin’s eyes fluttered open, as he glanced through the room he realized he was in the nurse’s office.

As he slowly sat up, his body felt sore but surprisingly energized. He tried to stand up but a felt a sudden ache in his head.

Gavin sighed. This was all Austin fault. He couldn’t wait to make Austin pay for what he did to him.

Gavin adjusted his body slowly, it was during that moment that he realized that he was alone in the room. However the sudden silence was interrupted by a strange voice echoing in his head.

[Revenge system fully activated.]

[User identified as Gavin Smith.]

[User body recovery rate: 76%.]

[User skills: 0%.]

[Quests completed: 0%.]

[Rewards achieved: 0%.]

Gavin whipped his head around, scanning the room for the source of the voice. He looked around the nurse’s office, but his eyes landed on no one.

‘Could the sound coming from my phone?’ He said himself searching for his device, which was practically dead when he picked it up.

“Then what the hell was that?” he muttered, his voice shaky.

The voice continued, this time it was in a more synchronized tone.

[Initiating d******d of automated voice...]

A countdown began, loud and clear in his head.

[1...2...3...4...5...6...]

[D******d successful….]

Gavin clutched his head, his heart pounding. “I think I’m losing my mind,” he whispered to himself.

The voice spoke again.

[This is a revenge system. The revenge system was designed by an ancient scientist to aid those who have been wronged. This experimental system can be fully utilized by completing quests, which will upgrade your skills and abilities. After each quest is completed, rewards will be granted.]

Gavin’s confusion deepened. “Are you some kind of game? And how did you get inside my head?”

The voice ignored his questions.

[To activate the Revenge System, say ‘Activate.’]

For a moment, Gavin hesitated. The idea of getting revenge on the people who had hurt him—Austin, Angela, even Mr. and Mrs. Smith didn’t seem bad. Was it crazy? Probably. But what did he have to lose?

“Activate,” Gavin said firmly.

Suddenly, his vision blurred as a list of numbers, symbols, and words flooded his sight, appearing and disappearing rapidly.

His heart raced as the strange data overwhelmed him, but just as quickly as it started, it stopped.

[First quest loading...]

[1...2...3...4...5...6...]

[Quest successfully loaded.]

[Quest activation complete.]

Gavin’s heart thudded in anticipation as the voice returned.

[First quest: Become a spendthrift and spend $1.5 million in one day.]

“Spendthrift?” Gavin echoed. “How am I supposed to do that and Where am I going to find that kind of money?”

Almost as if in response, his phone buzzed in his pocket.

Frowning, he pulled it out. The screen lit up with a notification: a credit alert of $1.5 million.

“Oh my god!” Gavin gasped, staring at the screen in disbelief.

[Revenge system: User has 24 hours to complete this mission.]

A timer appeared in the corner of his vision, ticking down from 24:00:00.

Adrenaline rushed through Gavin’s veins as he swung his legs over the bed and stood up. The soreness in his body had vanished completely.

“This is insane,” he muttered, but a smirk tugged at his lips. He knew exactly what he wanted to do first.

***

Gavin strode through the hallway. Students parted as he passed, whispering and pointing, but he ignored them. His destination was clear: the principal’s office.

Halfway there, Austin appeared, leaning against a locker with his trademark smirk.

“Look who’s finally awake,” Austin sneered. “Where are you off to, pig? Did they finally kick you out?”

Gavin stopped but didn’t reply. He kept his head high and walked past Austin without so much as a glance.

“Hey, I’m talking to you!” Austin called, falling into step behind him. “What’s the rush? Did you steal something else? Maybe the nurse’s first aid kit?”

Gavin still didn’t respond. Austin’s taunts grew louder, drawing the attention of nearby students, but Gavin had no time to waste on him.

When Gavin reached the principal’s office, he pushed the door open without knocking. Mrs. Moore looked up from her desk, startled.

“Gavin,” she said sharply, “what is the meaning of this?”

Ignoring her tone, Gavin pulled out his phone.

“I want to pay back the fundraiser money,” he said. “And I want to donate something extra—for the school gym.”

Mrs. Moore blinked in surprise. “What are you talking about?”

Gavin stared at the school account pasted on the board, he tapped a few buttons on his phone, and a moment later, Mrs. Moore’s computer dinged with a notification. She clicked it, her eyes widening as she read the details.

“$1 million!” she exclaimed. “Gavin, where did you get this money?”

“I don’t think that matters,” Gavin said calmly.

Austin, who had followed him into the office, scoffed. “He probably stole it from my dad.”

Mrs. Moore frowned. “Gavin, is that true?”

Gavin didn’t dignify Austin’s accusation with an answer.

“The money’s already transferred,” he said. “Consider the fundraiser debt paid, and the rest is for the gym upgrades.”

Mrs. Moore’s expression softened. “This is... more than enough,” she murmured. “Thank you, Gavin.”

Without another word, Gavin turned and walked out of the office, his mind already racing with ideas for how to spend the remaining money.

As he walked through the hallway, a triumphant smirk tugged at Gavin’s lips.

The revenge system’s first quest had opened a door he hadn’t known existed. For the first time in his life, he felt powerful. No longer would he let people like Austin, Angela, or the Smiths walk all over him.

And he wasn’t done yet.

The timer in his vision ticked steadily, urging him forward. He still had plenty of money—and time—to make a statement. The thought of what he could do next crossed his mind and Gavin smiled.

“Let’s see how they like it when the tables turn.” He said to himself.