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The Game of Divine Thrones

In a survival game to select new Gods, mankind is summoned to another world filled with different races. An endless competition in order to fill the Divine Thrones, but despite 40 years having passed, the game still hasn’t ended. Humanity’s strongest, Overlord Chun Woohyuk, decides to start anew. With his return to the past, everything will change.

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CHAPTER 7 - CENTRAL LAKE (1)

Although she was doing quite well for a nine year old girl, she still hadn't learned any magic skills nor had she chosen any class.

Since she is part of my group, I will help her out in her path.

'I know something which would be very useful for her.'

It could end up being a good investment, at the very least it will be beneficial to Yoo Kayoung as well to not be held back by her.

"What are you up to?"

Woohyuk asked Song Anna as he stepped into the tent.

Her and Yoo Kayoung were just about ready to go to sleep.

"Looking over my Adventurer's Log", Song Anna replied. Her right hand that was fiddling with her watch, held a Goblin's ring which raised her Strength by +2. It was the reward for completing the kill 100 Goblins achievement, and could be obtained by simply being part of the party, and not necessarily completing the action oneself.

"Take this."

Woohyuk handed her a scroll

[Healing Magic: Heal]

He had received it from killing Jang Taeseok.

At best it could only heal minor injuries, but it was still useful early on.

"I only have this ring right now…."

"It's fine, think of it as me making an investment."

"Okay, thank you."

Woohyuk left the tent after making sure that she learnt the skill properly. Lee Jeaseong who had been waiting for him outside asked curiously.

"What do you mean by investment?"

"You'll find out later."

Only focusing on survival during his time in this forest would be a mistake. An intense competition awaited them after this and the size of the factions would only grow bigger. In order to prepare for that eventuality, he had to start growing his own forces early on.

'In the past I only thought of surviving by myself.'

He didn't have a monarch's mindset from the very beginning, causing him to have missed out on a lot. One's own strength was still very important, but building up a force couldn't be neglected.

'They will be my first 10 subordinates.'

As they continued to risk their lives on countless occasions, their growth rate would also skyrocket. He had great expectations of them and was willing to nurture them, especially with regards to skills, of course that was so long as they never turned their backs on him.

With overwhelming strength, anyone can destroy or steal from others. On the other hand, leading from example and obtaining the respect and admiration of others, that was the correct path for one who wished to challenge the Divine Throne.

"Is this all part of your plan?"

"Of course."

Woohyuk stared at Lee.

"I never do anything that doesn't benefit me."