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Greatest Superstar System

Talon Starborn was born into a life of hardship and distress. Growing up in an orphanage, and later having to fend for himself on the streets, he had been exposed to all the misfortunes of life. That was until one day, when something changed the course of his life forever. [The System has been successfully installed.] [You possess a slight amount of anxious talent in playing guitar, so the System has come up with an excellent idea as an introductory gift to you: your guitar playing skills have been enhanced to a 21 Expert level!] [Congratulations, Host! You will become the superstar, the most famous, the biggest, and the greatest in the history of mankind!] A System appeared, and gave Talon a sliver of hope. From then on, he embarked on a new journey, starting off as a street singer and eventually becoming the most renowned superstar in the world! *** Update Schedule: 2 Chapters / Day 06:05, 12:10 GMT+8 Bonus Chapters: Weekly top 3 Power Stone - 2 Chapters Weekly top 2 Power Stone - 4 Chapters Weekly top 1 Power Stone - 6 Chapters For each 50 Golden Tickets - 2 Chapters Gift Magic Castle - 2 Chapters Gift Spacecraft - 4 Chapters Gift Golden Gachapon - 6 Chapters 5 Reviews - 1 Chapter

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Chapter 306 - A Tragic Ocean Accident

In the early morning, before the sun had a chance to rise, Talon was already preparing to catch fish for their daily sustenance. 

Talon, who had assumed leadership among the shipwreck survivors, had organized them into several small groups to make it easier to find food and water for each group. 

That morning, Talon set out to fish with Emily. Emily was stretching her muscles right at the edge of the beach, savoring the fresh morning air. 

Talon stood in the water, not far from Emily, gripping his spear tightly. 

"Ah, this is refreshing," Emily said, lifting her arms above her head, closing her eyes, and inhaling slowly. "Waking up early always makes me feel more alive. Is that why you always do it, Talon?"

"Hmm, no particular reason for me," he replied, his gaze still locked on the water. "I used to do it out of necessity."

He continued, still focused, "And now, it's just become a routine."