Freewill

"System, how strong have I become?" He had inwardly directed a question towards the system. He really wondered how strong he had become and his free will made him feel the need to convey this question.

"You've only reached ERROR level, sir, you really have no talent for cultivation." Admon read the window in front of him as usual and was once again slapped in the face by reality. At least the system hadn't shown him that stupid question mark this time, and had instead displayed an [ERROR] in front of his eyes.

"Do you know why I'm developing so slowly? It can't just be because I have no talent, can it?" Admon had witnessed many events in this century, such as the fact that when he looked out from inside the barrier, everything moved incredibly fast. When he had asked the system why, the system had told him that the cause was unclear and that it would not affect him. Everything was wrapped up as if it were a secret.

"In order to go up from your current level, you need to defy the lightning bolts of eternity, but heaven must find you incompetent because we have not seen the lightning bolts at all, not for 100 years. I'm sorry, sir."

Admon, of course, was not angry with the system. The system itself had done its duty and Admon had fulfilled the duty of the system to have his own free will. It should have been his own fault that he could not develop. He had no reason to evolve anyway, he would sit and cultivate again, of course, but in the billions of lives he had lived, he had already become stronger than the strongest, he really had no reason for war or anything else.

Rest was his last goal after all.

"It's okay, system, we did our best. Besides, it's not like you didn't give me anything, right?" As Admon said this, he saw the energy barrier around the walls begin to disappear. He no longer needed to do anything but eat, drink, build things, and so on.

Besides, the system had really helped him tremendously.

The system showed him that he could earn points as long as he cultivated. These points allowed him to buy cultivation pills, alchemical cauldrons and alchemical plants, food and drink, and all kinds of items other than firewood from the system market. Admon, of course, used these items in his training and so on. 

On top of that, during this 100-year period, he made the huge garden of his house incredibly beautiful. He bought tree saplings, plant saplings and many similar things from the points he earned and did not neglect to plant them in the garden regularly. He also bought unknown animal eggs from the system market and these eggs were animals that could be eaten or used as pets.

The funny thing is that some of the eggs also produced animals that weren't born from the eggs. The first of these was a cat; this cat, which was white and black in colour, was Admon's first friend outside the system and Admon cared for it very much. The cat's name was Nalin and it was a female.

The second of these animals was a snake. This snake with its jet black skin and red eyes was very close to Admon and did not leave his side even when he was sleeping, just like Nalin. The snake's name was Vered and it was a male snake. Being Admon's second friend, of course, made him value him very much.

Among the animals that came out of all these eggs were cows, calves, chickens, peacocks and many other animals.

If only Admon knew the truth.

As a result, Admon had learnt a lot and received a lot of education in 100 years. He had learnt a lot about the world he lived in and the countries around him, from the royal countries to the royal families. Of course, he had no intention of meeting any of them, but the system had done its best to teach him.

"I'm glad you think so, sir. Please forgive me for being of so little use to you as the Infinite Cultivation System. I swear to you that I will provide you with better opportunities in the future." When Admon looked at the window in front of him, something that hadn't happened in a long time happened; he was smiling.

Admon stood up at that moment and walked towards the gate of the garden. Taking a deep breath to get out, Admon suddenly opened the door and stepped out. He could hear the birds chirping in the forest and feel the sun's own light comfortably as he savoured the pleasure of passing through the walls for the first time. Suddenly he saw Nalin and Vered climbing up to him and he smiled and said "aren't you two....let's go then."

This was the first time he had ever seen the back of the wall.

"Nalin Nalin! What is the Master trying to do?" Vered suddenly called out to Nalin with inner dialogue and waited for an answer from her. Of course, neither Vered nor Nalin nor anything coming from the system was normal, all these creatures were extraordinary beings.

"What do I know? He must be up to something strange as usual. Stay quiet and watch what our master will do." Nalin gave the answer to Vered in a short time and then looked at Vered in the form of a snake with an angry face.

"Of---of course! After all, how can we understand our mighty lord? Who knows what he's up to again." Vered shut his mouth out of fear of her sister Nalin and hugged his master tightly, not wanting to be beaten by Nalin again.

By this time, Admon had already entered the forest and began to move slowly. He seemed mesmerised by the beauty of the forest. The forest was shining and the sunlight hitting the earth through the leaves gave the appearance of a perfect picture. Admon had always admired this kind of scenery, and I think he had found his new favourite place.

So he was about to start talking to Nalin and Vered when suddenly there was a scream from deep in the forest:

"PLEASE HELP!!!"