Game World's Awakening
Chapter 121: Intensive training begins

Chapter 121: Intensive training begins

Although there was more to discover, he decided not to delve further into a situation unknown to him for now.

He could barely see some small glimpses that his theory was correct; he could not, for example, find out about the revenge that the mirror said.

That evening, they both decided to go out to eat together at the restaurant in the building where they now lived.

After a good meal and a long talk, they both slept.

The next few days were a bit quiet.

Elliot and Jenna helped Andrew create his weapons. Chris and Rich trained together with the guild teachers and occasionally visited them.

These days, Elliot, Jenna, and Andrew have decided to take them off because, according to Steward, there are weeks of intense training coming up, during which neither will be working alongside the other.

They all have different attributes, rhythms, and abilities. But he hired real professionals to teach them all, preparing them for the Leveled Leagues.

Although he already had a group that would be the ones to participate, seeing what these five did the day before in that dungeon, he felt a desire to send them to that tournament.

The first and lowest level, among those made by the System.

It would come in January. It was incredibly difficult to make them worthy to fight in this short period, so it seemed like an impossible dream.

But it really wasn’t. With the coordination and Elliot there, it would be hard to lose.

Now, that would draw too much attention, so he must do something to avoid it. Disappearing them from public view for a few weeks would be a very good option.

So, a week passed.

-

October 22nd.

Steward called each of the 5 Star Knights to the guild to introduce them to their respective teachers, and they were immediately taken to training.

They were all powerful. Four of them exceeded the Rank of Professional Player (Lord); they would hardly find opponents in the city.

While the 5th...

A woman stood before Elliot and scrutinized him from head to toe.

Steward who was on the other side didn’t say a word.

"Very skinny, but I guess it’ll do." Her mocking tone reflected zero respect, but she gave little thought to that.

She grabbed Elliot and, without looking at Steward, took him away.

-

A while later, they were drinking coffee in a coffee shop.

Elliot couldn’t understand what this woman was planning. He had asked her several questions, but none were answered.

He only knows she’s his trainer because Steward told him, but what does she intend?

When the glass of coffee had reached halfway, she decided to look at him.

"You get chased by a lot of people, kid." She said suddenly.

Elliot looked up, confused. But after thinking about it for a few seconds, he understood.

"I guess I’m not very well-liked lately. Among the powerful people, I mean."

"Haha. Well, I see some who seem to yearn for you." She glanced sideways. Some women watched from a nearby window as if they wanted to eat Elliot in many ways.

They even had drool on their mouths.

Perhaps he hadn’t noticed, but his beauty had increased dramatically since becoming an awakened one. Not only because his manner of dress was now better, but because his features had been perfected.

It was the energy of attributes that perfected his body.

He shook his head in frustration. Thanks to the great promotion Steward had been giving him recently, his fame had also increased.

Nothing he could do.

"But, you must be careful." She said suddenly. "I can see several Professional Players with bad intentions."

"Professional Players?" Elliot frowned and lowered his head slightly.

That was too dangerous. To reach that rank, you needed to reach 100 stat points in your main two.

It was someone too powerful.

He currently couldn’t do anything against such a person.

This woman noticed the worry on his face, so she shrugged her shoulders.

"As long as you’re with me, those guys won’t dare to move. Don’t worry." She said and finished drinking her coffee.

Then she ordered another.

"I heard that your most important attribute is Sense but also your lowest attribute. I don’t know the point of that, but I guess you’re a strange person, so I won’t say anything regarding what you raise." He said suddenly.

"I just want to know, how are your studies? How advanced are you? Have you ever trained Sense seriously?"

Elliot thought for a moment before answering.

"My studies are at an elementary level. Unfortunately, I couldn’t attend better training, but the guild teachers have been teaching me some basics lately. But I’ve never trained the Sense. Almost everything I have, I got from the beasts."

’He’s a born hunter, then...’ She thought with surprise. If he has such balanced and high stats, but his Sense he only got from killing beasts, it means he’s killed many beasts.

This was somehow good for her, and she smiled.

She finished the coffee in one gulp and stood up.

"Good. Then let’s go train." She said, pulling him out of there. "I just have one thing to tell you. Under no circumstances add the points you’re earning in this time."

"I’ll tell you it’s one full month of intensive training, one week for each attribute. At the end of it, you will increase all your points. I was told you were an incredibly talented man, so I look forward to seeing for myself."

Elliot nodded. "I understand. How should I address you?"

"You don’t need to know my name. Call me instructor, teacher, or whatever you please."

She led him to a Library within the Guild’s territory. Even he did not know that there was such a one in this place, for it was very hidden. But, there, he began his training.

"First, you need to know a lot of history stuff. We will use these books. The questions are open, you can ask whatever you want. We will sleep here, eat here, and do everything here. If you don’t like monotony, you must strengthen your heart to endure it, because all training is monotonous."

She pulled out various books that taught about history and had him start reading them.

His first job was to understand the attribute Sense in depth. He delved into the detailed explanations she gave him about it. It is the power of the mind. The mental agility. The strength and also the resistance.

All in one little disparate attribute, the importance of which was too much.

Since he already knew a lot about the basics of this attribute, he was soon able to start studying the history.

The world around him, this continent, this piece of the world: the Middle Continent or Middle Earth, also called the Southern Continent.

Elliot found something fascinating that he hadn’t seen except on live broadcasts of the Championships. Each continent is so different that it could be a completely different world.

The Southern Continent, with an immense land area but very few countries or guilds, formed the main part of the world 500 years before the arrival of the System.

This continent is poor in wealth. Its governmental patterns are centralized, as in the ancient era.

Presidents or Kings rule, and their economic model is... simple. Plain and simple.

The most normal among the continents.

They have technology and modernism, but nothing more regarding civil progress.

Something very different from Ancient Earth or the Ancient Continent, where the famous Atlantis Island is located. There, everything is magical.

There is no hint of technology, even though it is in the same world.

Magic is the main source of everything.

On the other hand, Highland, or the ancient Continent of Pangea, is just the opposite. There, the technology is so advanced that people can even make trips to space and other planets (although they don’t usually do it).

There is such a contrast between each continent that Elliot could not imagine they were in the same world.

There wasn’t much information about those other continents, but there was information about the Southern Continent.

Countries, modes of government, currencies, rulers, etc. The important guilds of the continent and key characters.

This was where one of the most interesting things for Elliot came in.

The story of Ancestor Lee and his importance in the Southern Continent we know today.

Ancestor Lee was the most powerful man in the world 400 years ago.

His fascinating story immediately appealed to him. He was not a Saint, he was a God.

One of the first Gods of the human race and perhaps the most important among them, because his talent was impressive, to the point that he was the only one in history to have a 100% victory rate, until his final battle...

The last of the competitions, more important than a World Championship, is held once every 20 years: the Battle for Supremacy.

Gods against Gods. The winners of the last 5 Championships face each other in a Battle to try to achieve the joy of challenging the true Gods, the team of the God of the World.

For Elliot, these names are a myth. He has never seen this supposed God of the World and has never missed a World Championship, but the history books tell it very well.

That battle happens totally in secret. The Gods seek to overthrow the current World God and become the World Gods themselves.

In Ancestor Lee’s time, his last battle to maintain his undefeated status was just a Battle for Supremacy.

And he made it to the final.

He challenged the God of the World.

And...

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