Apocalypse Redux - Book Seven: A LitRPG Time Regression Adventure by Jakob H. Greif

Author:Jakob H. Greif [H. Greif, Jakob]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Publisher: Shadow Alley Press
Published: 2024-10-29T00:00:00+00:00

Five hours, eight more dragons, eight more corpses to harvest, and not a single Aspect in sight.

But despite the frustration of not getting an Aspect, Isaac was perfectly happy with the results of the fight. The materials would be useful, and he’d gotten enough XP to Level up.

Level 184. This one had been a long time coming.

At first glance, it wasn’t very obvious why that was significant. It wasn’t an Evolution point or a nice round number, but it just so happened to be the Level that gave him the final point needed to buy [Call of the Gjallarhorn], and the Stat points he’d gotten allowed him to bump all three of his primary Stats up to a flat 1,000.

And the [Skill] made him feel like he could say, “Apocalypse, I’m ready, bring it.”

He wouldn’t, obviously, but still, it would be very useful. There was just one more [Skill] he wanted to buy, but that one was more of a “helpful after the fact” kind of deal.

[Calamity’s Crimson Seal] was the last thing he really needed to complete his end-of-the-world [Skill]set. In essence, it cast a planetwide energy field after an “apocalypse” was beaten, which would slap anyone who tried to end the world with one hell of a debuff and highlight their location for everyone who wanted to stop them.

Of course, that [Skill] would only be useful once they started kicking the ass of apocalypses, but it was a fine example of the concept of “Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.”

However, today wasn’t about that [Skill], because he hadn’t bought it yet.

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