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Avalon Hell Mode of the Universe

A world where overpowered people gather: Maxed Swordsmanship, Teleportation Ability, an Army consisting of ten thousand undead, Own Dimension, Summoning Monsters and even Meteors — Skills seen as Godly on the outside are nothing but a mere skill here. === [The Young Scholar], [Eyes of the Past and Present], [Greatest Pugilist], [Strongest Weapon Master], [Axe of the Weak], [Executioner of Gods], [Slayer of Myths]: to say the least, Isaac Apollyon had many Monikers. But before all of that name, he was more simply known as — the Strongest. But being too strong meant there was no longer a challenge. So, he left the world behind and stepped into a place called Avalon, a place where the battle hungry fight, and the curious journeys! A world the infinite of cosmos gathers, where the existence of God Slaying Weapons are treated no better than a wood cutter’s axe. [Welcome to Avalon, where the strongest gather.] [This is the Hell Mode of your lives] Laughing, Isaac smiled, "Finally, a new challenge." Witness as the strongest once again take the crown! === A Novel with every conceivable power system meet at a single place. A world where everyone is strong, where power rules, and where the MC kills! You like it? Vote and leave a Review!

Jad_Eres · Fantasy
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131 Chs

Moving Forward

Isaac had reached perfect concentration.

It was the fourth hour passed the previous day. Isaac started his training an hour ago and had already achieved perfect concentration outside of combat.

"You're doing good, Isaac, don't keel over and die now. Now that the demon's clone is gone I need you more than ever."

"Hooh, he's synched with the sword, that's good."

In his hand was the white sword Durandal, its weight somehow double than when he used it against Onyx not so long ago. But, other than its literal weight, it had also grown to be more unruly, awakening its strength, becoming fiercer in his hand.

Every swing beguiled more strength than the last. It felt like a swing of Durandal sapped his life away. Nevertheless, Isaac continued.

By dawn, Isaac carefully settled his breathing. He tightened his grip and steeled his resolve to swing the sword down with all that he had. What did it matter if his life was on the line?