An Extra’s POV

"Brutus. Lucielle. Give your report."

Within the throne-room, standing in front of the Royal Council, the two most powerful members of the United Human Alliance knelt as they spoke.

Of course, they took turns.

"The Otherworlders are advancing faster than expected." Brutus spoke first.

"Their growth rate is monstrous—and this applies for both Groups."

A month passed since the Otherworlders arrived in H'Trae.

Their schedules continued as usual, with their curriculum only getting progressively more difficult as they continued their training and classes.

The Alpha Students, after learning the basics of Spells and Chanting, were already moving on to the advanced stages.

As for the Beta Students, they had already begun to learn Chanting, and while a few had some difficulty with it, some had already gotten the hang of it.

Since their foundations were rock solid, they were able to learn much faster and easier than normal.

Other than Magic, they were also training their bodies in Martial Arts. Those with Skills that had to do with Combat Application were the fastest learners, and they excelled greatly at Martial Arts.

However, those with low affinity towards it had to struggle with the swords, daggers, spears, or whatever weapons they were utilizing.

Needless to say, even after a month of arrival, the students still had a lot to learn.

"Given about two months, we should be ready to proceed to the next phase of the plan." Lucielle added, with Brutus nodding to her proposed estimate.

They both agreed that their students were not prepared for the rigors of the conflict that existed outside the comfort of their safe haven.

However… the clock was ticking.

"There's no time left." Conrad Listrio, Grandmaster of the Royal Council spoke up.

He looked concerned, and rightfully so.

Their Nation was on the verge of collapse, and they needed help desperately.

"The timetable has been moved up. Make sure they're ready in a month."

This absurd request surprised both Lucielle and Brutus, and while they would have liked to protest, the expressions of the Royal Council made it clear that they couldn't budge on the decision.

"It pains me to do this, but… we have no other choice." Grandmaster Conrad sighed.

"Please… I know I'm asking for a lot, but please make it possible."

request, using a humble tone and a strained face, Brutus and Lucielle

"Understood!" They jointly responded.

"Thank you."

took turns thanking Brutus and Lucielle for their

that filled the room, no one present was oblivious of

out, and sooner or later… the world's

now, though, the students were

Well, almost

********

"Alright. So, let's see…"

entrance to the Seventh Floor, his eyes fixated on the

I think

been coming to

the horde of monsters here on his very first day, he decided to remain on the

was a lot he hadn't quite understood about his

now, after all this time, he finally felt

He mumbled

[STATUS WINDOW]

- Name: Rey Skylar.

- Race: Human (Otherworlder)

- Class: Commoner (F-Tier)

9 (2.01%

- Life Force: 15

- Mana Level: 25

- Combat Ability: 30

- Stat Points: 24

- Skills (Exclusive): [Doppel]

- Skills (Non-Exclusive): Nil

- Alignment: Neutral

[Additional Information]

possess the weakest Class, but the strongest Skill. You

[End Of Information]

Rey smiled as he looked at

wasn't bad at all—not in

when he was worried about not being able to Level Up since he didn't get the [You Have Leveled Up] notification, but apparently, that wasn't how it

times even—after completing the

didn't

Level-Up was because his Stat Points weren't automatically distributed among his Stats, but instead kept

got 3 Stat Points for every Level-Up, and he had to manually attribute Stat Points to whatever Stat he wanted to

I've avoided adding Points to any of my Stats since I want them to grow more

major ways to improve

was through rigorous training, and the other was