Leveling Up The World 9: A LitRPG Adventure by L. Eclaire

Author:L. Eclaire [Eclaire, L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Aethon Books
Published: 2024-11-27T00:00:00+00:00

LEVEL 80

The next gate…once Dallion went through it, he would join the ranks of nobility—not the hereditary farce reserved for family members, but the real thing. There was no telling what would change once he did. No one past a gate spoke about it except to those who had done so as well.

There was a time when Dallion yearned to find himself in such a position. Even before joining the Academy, the final awakening trials had proved way too difficult for him to pass. It wasn’t merely a matter of finding the right question. The execution also proved beyond his abilities. The Blue Moon wasn’t exaggerating when he said he’d combined a series of events that weren’t supposed to occur.

In the world, there were impossibly few achievements that increased one’s awakening level. Dallion had practically gone through all of them: destroying a Star’s echo, defeating the Star himself, destroying a living colossus in the real world, and now upgrading a void guardian. There was a reason for the Blue Moon to be pissed.

“Do I have to choose now?” Dallion asked.

“You have a reason not to?” The faint amusement on the Moon’s face abruptly disappeared.

“It’s a bit sudden.”

“What is there to think? Either you want to join the ranks of nobility and find out what it’s about, or you are comfortable with the safety of your current situation. You’re not an imperial, so you haven’t made a vow to relinquish your nobility.”

Relinquish? Dallion couldn’t help himself from thinking.

“Rules are rules. Imperial officers almost exclusively come from noble circles. Emperor Tamin requires them to vow to refuse the choice when it happens, capping them at level eighty. It’s extremely annoying.”

The explanation went a long way for Dallion to understand why the imperial troops were so feared. They were pretty much nobles that weren’t nobles. No doubt they were lacking a certain number of awakened powers, but even so they remained a force to be reckoned with; not to mention that they spent a lot of time in the wilderness, unlike the majority of sheltered awakened.

“So, I must decide now.”

“I didn’t say that.” The Moon waved the green rectangles away, replacing them with seven new ones. “Choose your trait. Things half done are annoying.”

The notion had completely skipped Dallion’s mind. So many major things had happened that the once cherished single point trait boost seemed rather inconsequential. Still, he upped his empathy to fifty-five. That left it and his perception in the mid-fifties, while all the rest were around the eighty mark.

“There’s no time limit,” the Moon sighed. “It just annoys me.”

Everything seems to annoy you, Dallion thought.

“Stupidity annoys me,” the boy added sharply. “You’re like those people who beat the odds and find a winning lottery ticket but are afraid to use it.” He turned around. “There is no deadline. Sort of. You don’t have to choose now, but until you do, you can’t go back to your realm, or any other realm. Think of it as an incentive to make up your mind fast.

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