An Extra’s POV

"Two months? Are you serious?!"

Rey's eyes were wide open as he heard those words from Ater. He had expected a few days—perhaps one or two weeks tops—but this new revelation was a complete subversion of his expectations.

"Well, two months and about three weeks, but yes…" Ater added, a strained smile planted on his face.

The seated boy's eyes turned even more bloodshot as his Familiar added more fuel to the fire.

'That means I've spent over six months in H'Trae, and… wait, that's not the most important thing right now!'

He didn't have a sense of urgency before, since he wanted to take his time to fully unpack and process everything that had happened to him, but now?

Now he could feel his heart racing like crazy.

Jumping to his feet in an instant, he didn't waste any time before activating all of his Passive Skills in order to gear up for what would come next.

The moment he did so, though—

"A-ah…"

—Everything around and about him changed forever.

At first, it felt like something was surging through his body, like currents of electricity, fused into his very being. He soon found those to be the cells within his body.

He was connected to every last one.

His mind expanded beyond what he previously perceived as normal, and he was perfectly with sync with every facet of his body.

Not only did he feel much stronger than before, but his perspective on everything within and without was completely altered.

Rey could see the world from a 360 degrees angle, having complete awareness of his surroundings—and this was without his Domain Skill activated.

He felt everything—from the tension of the air, to the particles that floated around him. Every detail in the room was burned into his memory and perfectly registered, and he processed everything within a tiny fraction of a moment.

The further away things were, the less details he had of them, but everything within the room was completely assimilated into his mind.

whole stream of knowledge was imparted into

in the

if they were visible elements of reality, but he could also detect their flow, trajectory,

he perceived a completely different world—one where there was blackness, but the outline of everything around him still remained. He

wasn't worse…

night and day—sort of like infrared and normal vision. The contrast that they both offered gave him

get used

be in need of something like this?"

narrowing his gaze—as if trying to find

at Ater, however, he was presented with a

looked at

an eyepatch—a well-made one

but what was strange about this item was the way its color remained constant in

senses into a constant state of confusion. The reason was due to the contrasting nature of both kinds

at once wasn't particularly ideal for him, and he found it difficult to strike a

the eyepatch was the only thing that

Rey asked, slightly wincing as he grabbed the

made of a completely different material from what you should be able

the eyepatch would block one eye from being able to see through anything, which would render it into a

then

eye. As for your other eye, you can use this eyepatch to cover it,

I see what you did there…" Rey muttered as

Mode—referring to when he shut his eyes and when he opened them respectively—would coexist at the

wouldn't that make things worse? They'll clash, won't

a knowing

specifics of his Skills and

he wore the

"W-whoah…!"

the clashing problem was gone. Not only could he see the world in Dark Mode, but strangely enough, he could also see it

a perfect blend between the

so he looked at his Familiar for

inexperienced when it comes to adjusting your Divine Senses to this world, so the best thing is to mitigate the effects of both by allowing them to

a result, Rey's sight had returned to what would be deemed 'normal'

alternate between Light and Dark Mode by shutting off your