An Extra’s POV

"All complete!"

Rey was done with all the restrictions and commands that he could think of in no time, and Ater accepted them all in full stride. There were no complaints about any of the Commands or restraints that he was placed under.

Even Rey felt like he was being unfair at a point, but Ater didn't raise any objection.

'It's strange, though…' Rey's thoughts trailed.

Why would the System warn Rey about Ater, and why would The Oracle do the same, when his Skills could perfectly keep Ater at bay and the Familiar in question was perfectly subservient.

'Is it because he's dangerous to everyone else, except his Master? I wonder…'

But if that was the case, then why wasn't [Clairvoyance] working on him? At this point, that was the last strand that his doubts were clinging to.

If that could be answered satisfactorily, he would be able to dismiss the genuine concerns of The Oracle, as well as his own.

'And who better to ask about this than Ater himself?'

Rey had contemplated this for a while—ever since he realized that Ater was exempt from [Clairvoyance]—but it was only until now that ht felt he could make the informed decision to present the issue.

"Why can't I use [Clairvoyance] on you?"

"Pardon?"

"I can't use [Clairvoyance] on you, despite it being an SSS-Tier Skill. Does that even make any sense? You should have an explanation for that, right?"

as if he couldn't believe he was being asked something like

made Rey feel stupid for asking

present, and future of everything and everyone within its domain. For your Skill, it seems you can detect everyone and everything in H'Trae—including their past,

these, so he wondered

this knowledge from… it's from one of

eyes slightly widened as he said this, genuinely surprised by

For a world to properly function, they require these

eyes returned to normal

is an exception, though. I don't think it's supposed to be wielded as an SSS-Tier Skill the way you use it. But, I'm not sure…" 'Well, Seraph did seem a little concerned about me getting the Skill. I thought it was her being discriminatory, but

like Adonis or Alicia had gotten

furthest end of the

up, though? It wasn't in his nature to just say something in a crowd of people—especially when such an

Rey remembered why.

several times before then, you consistently tried to make me

close or anything, and Rey often watched Adonis from afar, but the latter often talked to him and offered words of encouragement. Of course, Rey knew he wasn't special, as Ater did this with

field

exceptional than

during Seraph's explanation—especially after seeing Adonis and Alicia stand up to the rest of the

mere stroke of luck—that decisive moment—was due to the few words that Adonis told him

suppose I owe all of this to you, Adonis.' Rey smiled, once again wondering where the Hero was during

but that would mean Rey would have to search the entire world—which would take

He couldn't afford that.

at the

needed. I'm worried about him, but right