Alexia

I frown while staring down as Luna continues working on my stitches. Just thinking about the new Legendary Feats I received.

The Dungeon Hunter Legendary Feat will be incredibly helpful to me in dungeons. Because who doesn’t want to have a permanent percentage-based increase in their stats?

It’ll especially help me with fights like the one I had with the lupin parasite. Fights that I’m actually struggling with or even have no chance of winning.

Maybe if I stack up enough percentage-based stat increases I might even be able to win a fight that’s not meant to be won.

That would be cool.

But as for the other Legendary Feat I got?

I have very little idea about what it’s actually supposed to do. Nor was I expecting the Legendary Feat in the first place.

Then again, no one back before the Reset would ever clear a Tier 3 dungeon without help, much less a Tier 4 dungeon.

I could also be wrong, but this dungeon may’ve possibly been more difficult or something because of the fact that it was a Dimension-Wide dungeon. Not just a normal one.

Still… getting a Legendary Feat for killing a monster in a dungeon. Or, I guess, two monsters. Sorta.

Even if I didn’t actually personally kill the lupin parasite. What with it dying along with The Horror.

It really was a parasite after all.

And speaking of the lupin parasite, I should store its corpse. It could be useful.

The thing was a Tier 5 monster after all.

Maybe I can use it for armor or an upgraded weapon?

Same with the shells left over from the black thing that was previously surrounding The Horror’s heart.

I’m sure they’d make for good armor.

I wait for a bit longer before Luna finishes with the stitches. Then I stand up, ignoring my urge to stretch. An action that’s become a bit of a habit over the years.

“Thanks, Luna,” I tell her with a smile before patting her head.

She smiles back at me and gently hugs my side, avoiding the wound in the process.

I glance down at the wound in question before frowning.

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Just how long is this wound gonna take to heal? It’s taking quite a bit of soul to do so.

I really should ask the Quantum Architect about whether I have some sort of power to affect quantum beings or if it’s just a weakness all quantum beings have towards the quantum element.

Hopefully it’s the former and not the latter. Because I don’t like the idea of having a weakness I didn’t know about.

It could mean that I might have more weaknesses I didn’t know about.

I kind of wish I had more of those potions on hand though.

Should ask the Architect for more of them as well.

He probably won’t be happy by it, but oh well.

He’s the one who wants to play at being my Father. He can deal with the things that implies.

Anyways, I begin to walk over towards the center of the large chamber with the help of Luna keeping me up. And when we reach the loot box itself, I can’t help but smile as I reach for the thing.

Because loot is life.

Immediately after touching the chest and reading the description floating above it, I can’t help but start grinning.

Now that’s what I’m talking about.

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Reaper’s Blade

Description: This blade is infused with the user’s quantum energy the moment it touches their fingers, sending their energy all throughout the blade. The blade may take on any form the user imagines and will retain that form for one hour or as long as the user is using the weapon. After that it will return to its default form of a handle and its guard with no blade. When wielded, every being nearby the user will feel an indescribable sense of fear towards the user. The wearer will also deal five percent extra damage when using this blade. This blade will also repair itself using the quantum energy of the wielder when damaged.

Stats Bonus: +100 MAG, +100 MEN

Requirements: Can only be worn by those with the class ‘Quantum Reaper’.

Item Tier: 5

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And I got another Class item!

A Tier 5 one this time at that! Something to replace my old polearm.

I was meaning to get the thing upgraded again at some point, but now I don’t have to. There wouldn’t be a need to after all. Not when I have a Class item weapon to use instead.

As for the weapon itself, the thing is just as described in the description. It’s in the form of a black and purple handle ending in a bit of a sharp hook that looks a little similar to a scythe on the back. One that looks like it could be used as a weapon as well, even though it’s so small.

Meanwhile there is a cross guard that looks like it’s glitching and repeatedly changing appearance, with no blade extending from it. Just a glitched hole where the blade would extend from.

I reach for the weapon before grabbing it by the handle, making the weapon immediately soul-bind itself to me. Then I think of the type of weapon I want to hole, and the handle immediately starts glitching apart before reforming into a polearm. One similar in appearance to my old polearm.

“Now this I can work with,” I mutter with a grin, briefly glancing at Luna who is still helping me stand and is currently staring at the weapon in my hand with clear interest in her eyes.

I turn back to my new weapon before thinking of a sword, and the thing immediately changes back to its previous handle and cross guard. Just with a blade extending from it this time.

A black, purple, and blue blade that looks exactly like the blade of the polearm.

I love this new weapon.

After testing its weight in various forms for a few seconds, I decide that this would be better done when I’m not injured. So I dismiss the thing and step up towards the portal, briefly glancing at Luna in the process.

She nods her head with a faint smile and we both reach to touch the door.

Time to leave this corpse.