Han Seojun was a loser, frail and barely more than skin and bones from a life of poverty, was raised by his hardworking mother with no knowledge of his father. At 18, he inherits the Ancient Infinite System, a power passed down for generations from Goddess Zyraena, The Former Echidna (Goddess of Monsters). The system transforms his weak body and improves their lives. Just as Seojun is about to take his dream veterinary exam, he's suddenly summoned to the Abyss Realm, a brutal world where only the strong survive. After 500 years of battle (About 69 Chapters) Seojun finally took back the Realm and returned to Earth. Ding! [Congratulations Host! You have max your level! LV. 999,999] Ding! [You have obtained a Hidden Class: SSS-Rank Abyssal Tamer.] [Title Acquired: Lord of the Abyss] But the world had changed. Dungeons and monsters are rampant, and people now possess skills and classes granted by a system called global system Where Earth transformed A Game into Reality. People granted is known as the Awakeners and Seojun, protected by his Infinite system, rejected the global system. With the world so different, Seojun then took a role of a professor to live peacefully but instead obtain a hidden profession. Ding! [Congratulations! You have obtained SSS-Ranked hidden profession transcendent mentor!] First task: Select one Non-awakened student.
As Seojun and Silla moved across the Obsidian Abyss, he watched the dark waters closely. The sea was known for being full of dangerous creatures, but something unusual was happening. Instead of attacking, the sea creatures were moving aside, clearing a path for them.
It was as if the sea itself was letting them pass without any trouble. He noticed this strange behavior and found it odd.
Just then, his system chimed with a new notification:
[The Abyssal Lord, Grimzark, might be aware of your presence. Instead of stopping you, it seems he is allowing you to continue. Be ready—this could be his way of welcoming you host.]
Seojun read it and his expression serious. Grimzark knew he was coming, and instead of attacking, he was letting him through. It showed confidence, maybe even arrogance .