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Just call me Thor

The abyss has breached the real world, placing humanity in grave peril as the shadow of death looms over every individual. Only the Supreme Being can lead humanity to ultimate victory. For too long, humanity has awaited the arrival of the fourth Supreme Being! To become a Supreme Being, one must possess the highest level of talent. An "SSS-tier" talent, representing the pinnacle of power, is capable of advancing an entire era. Finally, a hundred years later, a young man named Mike awakened to an SSS-tier talent called the "Eyes of Truth." These eyes can reveal hidden information and entries of anything, while also providing some bizarre hints. With the help of his SSS-tier talent, Mike, adopting the alias Thor in the Tower of Truth, continued to create miracles for humanity. As a newly risen Supreme Being, Mike had to conceal his identity before he fully matured. Thus, everyone considered him just an ordinary student, and no one knew that Mike was the legendary Thor. It wasn't until many years later, after humanity had defeated the invaders and restored order, that Mike could finally proudly say to those around him, "Just call me Thor."

RedBull · 都市
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Are there those born with innate knowledge?

In the Tower of Truth, on the eighth floor, which serves as a traditional monster leveling instance, Mike found no challenge. 

Upon entering the eighth floor, he immediately sensed something unusual. The area was eerily empty, devoid of any other participants except for NPCs. 

This suited Mike just fine; with too many people around, he wouldn't be able to use his Thunderclap Strike without drawing excessive attention.

Following the strategy laid out by the [Eye of Truth], Mike headed to the nearest leveling spot and began slaying monsters to accumulate a high Exploration Rate.

"Wind Fury!"

"Thunderclap Strike!"

"..."

Lightning strikes rained down, and monsters fell in heaps. On a distant hillside, an old man in blue robes, leaning on a cane, watched someone grinding through monsters and couldn't help but remark, "The young ones these days are far more formidable than we were."