WALL!?

Enopy soon devoured two bowls of soup; he wasted no more time and immediately began to fill up the fragrance cores.

He did this nonstop for hours until he ran out of empty fragrance cores and took out a bunch of empty aura cores.

"Huh, what's this?" Enopy said as he examined a green fragrance core "oh, it must be Dontavius's; there are some more cores," Enopy said as he looked into his space ring and glanced at the small pile of green aura /fragrance cores.

"I should continue" Enopy took no time, and he soon filled up the aura cores. "I should lay off the energizers and cultivate myself," Enopy said, he didn't want to build immunity to the energizers.

Enopy walked into the training ground and sat on the ground; he sent out his consciousness and soon reached a familiar place; he moved into it and searched for the fragrance that matched his or resembled it closely.

He searched for a long time, going deeper and deeper into the fragrance realm finding small groups of fragrances along the way, but none perfectly matched his. Leaving his core unfilled.

He pushed deeper into the darkness, searching for his needed fragrance.

"bam!, What!? , How!? , This makes no sense," Enopy was confused; he had just hit something it seemed to be a wall.

"I can feel that there is something past this wall, but I am unable to get to it at this rank," Enopy said as he calmed down.

"I should fill up my core and come back to this when my rank raises," Enopy said as he pushed this problem to the back of his mind and went over to a black cardboard-smelling fragrance cloud and absorbed it.

The system had alerted him a long time ago, but he wanted to fill his core.

He wandered a bit more and soon filled up his core. He then slowly retracted his consciousness not long after he was able to see the light of the training ground.

"System, how long have I been in the fragrance realm," Enopy asked.

"Three days and a half," the system replied.

"Shit, I've wasted so much time I need to hurry to the battle stages, get points, and stack up the required items and food," Enopy yelled in his head.

He ripped the crystal off his forehead "system list everything important to me," he thought in his head.

"Ok," the system replied as it showed a list to Enopy.

list:

magical beast, it was a giant book, the system had deemed the whole thing important.

Beginners' guide to technique manipulation was a small book with information on how to manipulate techniques.

a manual on how to control his house, it was a small book. Enopy was confused cause when he saw it on his bookshelf it was giant.

"Oh, this must be deemed to be the most important stuff in the manual," Enopy thought as he came to a realization.

He saw a few more stuff, but they were miscellaneous. Enopy scrolled through the titles quickly.

"Huh, what's this", Enopy saw a title it was named riches. Enopy moved into it with his consciousness, his sight was soon found led with a map and a book full of notes.

"It seems Dontavius has been planning something; he hid it well, but unfortunately for him, he met me, and I just so happen to have the system," Enopy said after he swiped through a few pages in the notebook.

"Haha, it seemed that Dontavius had been planning something for a long time, and it is aimed at the founder's statue, but why," Enopy said as he came up with a quick conclusion but was still left confused.

He moved over to the book and swiped through it, "it seems that the system was able to unlock this space but was unable to unravel its contents fully," He said as he continued to swipe through the torn pages.

He soon read through the whole notebook.

"So they don't recycle the points or the point cards, they just pile them under the statue. If I could get my hands on them, I wouldn't have to worry about expenses, but the people, monsters, and "things" that guard that place are no joke. Dontavius couldn't have found this place on his own who helped him, his grandma? it could be her; she could have found this when she was younger, but it could be someone else, " Enopy thought as he contemplated.

"It seems that I may be targeted. I've gotten too comfortable. I have to put my guard up, huuu" Enopy sighed at his current predicament.

"But if I have that mass amount of points, my financial worries will disappear; besides, I've never shied away from a challenge," Enopy said with a grin as an idea popped into his head.

He stood up and walked to the corner of the room and took out some techniques, and tried to experiment with them.

"Boom!" loud explosions resounded throughout the training ground, making the ground above tremble; the smoke was soon sucked out of the rook, revealing a chared and slightly burned Enopy.

"Whoo, that could have been worse; good thing I dodged in time", Enopy took a breath of relief as he walked back to the corner of the room and sat down.

"I should try again" Enopy didn't think about stopping; he had a crazy idea, and it required risk to pull off, and he planned to go through with it.

"Boom!....."

"Boom!....."

"Boom!....."

"Boom!....."

Explosions resounded through the area non-stop.

Enopy expected somebody to confront him soon.

Enopy had to spring around the room and protect the techniques, but he was able to succeed each time.

After days of work, the explosions got less and less frequent but as Enopy had expected, someone came to confront him.

"beep, beep, beep, you have someone at the door, would you like to see them?" the voice of the house resounded through the training ground.

"Yes," Enopy replied.

He was shown as an old man through the screen.

Enopy deemed that the man was not a threat, but he never dropped his guard.

He walked up the stairs and soon reached the door.

"Hello, how can I help you, huh" Enopy opened the door and greeted the man but was confused when the man disappeared.

Enopy jumped back and slammed the door; he felt no danger, but he knew this situation was abnormal.

"Huh?" he was grabbed while he was still in the air and slammed to the ground; he tried to sit up but was stopped by a foot to his chest.

He was still confused because he sensed no danger through that whole process, but he was left with no surprise when he saw his opponent.