Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 736

Chapter 736 Drill

Only three days remained until the Nexus event would start. After the library session, where Magnus had told Atticus about the superior races and their power, Atticus hadn't shown himself to the outside world again for a long period.

Magnus had done exactly what he said he would do, drilling every single detail into Atticus for two days straight without any break or rest.

It wasn't only about telling him the weaknesses of the superior races; he also had to teach him much more. Their training moved into the advanced training room, where Atticus had to participate in numerous mock battles.

This was the first time Atticus had ever been to this particular advanced training room. He was accustomed to the common training room for the Ravenstein family and had never seen the need to ask for any other. But Magnus had taken him to his personal advanced training room. The training room of a paragon.

Just stepping into the room, Atticus could feel how much more advanced and powerful it was. Even at full power, he couldn't crack these walls.

But the highlight of the training room was not just its strength and durability. Ever since Atticus had started using the common advanced training room, he had never seen options as varied as what he found in this new one.

Even battling with the data on the other tier one families had been impossible before, but in this new training room, Atticus had access to something even more impossible— data on the other races, including the superior races.

This changed everything.

Magnus immediately got to work, choosing data from one of the superior races. Of course, it wasn't perfect, and many of the abilities of the superior races couldn't be completely replicated, but it was still something. The mock battles began, and Atticus fought again and again.

It went without saying that it was hard. The weaknesses were apparent, but exploiting them was an entirely different matter. It required split second timing to achieve the desired result. And not only that, he had to risk his life for some. Of course with Magnus present and the training room feature, Atticus was more than safe here. However during actual battle, it would be different.

Two days went by quickly, and life in Sector 3— and the human domain in general— continued without any major events. The Obsidian Order hadn't reappeared since the war, and everything was slowly returning to normal.

The Stellaris family maintained their silence, closing off all their doors. This left the tier two families of Sector 5 with a lot of free reign over the sector, though they knew better than to overstep their bounds.

Despite this peacful atmosphere, there was a sense of anticipation and at the same time dread in the air. Every single citizen and tiered of the human domain were excited.

After training nonstop for two days, Magnus finally let Atticus rest, but only when he was certain he had trained Atticus enough.

"We'll stop here for now. You need to go rest, but replay everything you learned here in your head, even as you sleep. Never forget."

Atticus tiredly nodded his head. He could see Magnus's mouth moving, but nothing was registering.

He just kept nodding.

Seeing this, Magnus smiled faintly. "Alright. You can leave."

That, Atticus heard loud and clear. Minutes later, he reached his room and buried his head in his pillow.

Hours passed, and Atticus woke up with a loud stretch and yawn.

Turning to his side, he was suddenly startled to see Arya standing beside his bed with an expressionless face.

"What the hell…"

"You're finally awake, Master!"

Atticus turned to his right and saw Yotad standing there with a happy look on his face. But that wasn't all. Atticus sighed, "You too?"

Turning in front of him, he saw Dario standing there, bowing. "Young master."

Atticus slumped back against the bed with a deep exhale. He couldn't deal with this right now.

"It's tomorrow. Are you ready?"

Atticus's eyes snapped open. He didn't wanted to think about it and was hoping to enjoy his day. But Arya had hit home.

He turned toward Arya, and she met his gaze without looking away, her expression unchanged. The mood in the room suddenly shifted, becoming heavy.

Atticus chuckled, "If only I could have one more year."

He joked, but no one was laughing. Yotad and Dario couldn't help but stare at Arya, puzzled by her behavior. Since they'd met her, she had always been respectful to Atticus, but this was the first time she was being this… intense.

"You should not participate."

Atticus narrowed his eyes slightly and stared at Arya. It was unusual for her to say things like this.

She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, regaining her senses, and bowed. "I apologize for my rudeness, young master."

Atticus smiled. "It's fine. I understand how you feel. I need some time alone now. Could you all excuse me?"

Despite wanting to protest, Yotad, along with Dario and Arya, bowed before leaving the room.

"Damn…"