Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 754

Chapter 754 Straining

Atticus's gaze flashed. Draktharion didn't need to finish his words; he had already comprehended the deeper meaning and quickly formed multiple assumptions as soon as Draktharion mentioned the age of all the apexes.

'I was sent here a year after them. Why?'

There was no way to know the correct answer, but Atticus could still glean some insights from this revelation.

'My reincarnation wasn't random. I was targeted from the beginning.'

From the start, Atticus had never considered himself special. In his past life, nothing stood out about him that would warrant anyone specifically wanting to reincarnate him. He had assumed it was all by chance.

But now, it was clear it wasn't. He knew the true purpose behind their reincarnation—entertainment.

Eighteen years ago, someone or some entity had reincarnated exactly 15 individuals, each from different worlds, into Eldoralth.

Why? Atticus didn't know. But the most baffling part was that the entire game had seemingly begun with the summoning of those 15 individuals. So why had they summoned him too, especially after an entire year had passed?

Someone had gone to great lengths to bring him here.

'But why?' Atticus pondered. He had always found it odd from the very beginning. Everything about his powers seemed too grand, too unexplainable.

He possessed the Primordial Elemental bloodline, which Atticus had initially assumed was connected solely to the Ravenstein family's control over elements.

When he awakened it, he had believed that, at best, he would learn to control all the Ravenstein elements. However, he had gone beyond that. He had learned to manipulate space and now, even the spirit element.

Not only that, but his profound connection to these elements was also troubling. Compared to the other Ravensteins, his connection was far too advanced, too intricate.

'My intelligence too,' he thought.

This had been the first thing he had noticed upon his reincarnation. He had been smart in his past life, no doubt about that. But even as a baby, Atticus could feel how staggering his intelligence had become in this new life.

It wasn't just about being born into a powerful family—his very mind seemed sharper, more capable. Because of this, his willpower had also been affected.

Yes, he had faced many life-and-death challenges, but that alone couldn't account for the intensity of his will.

If it were that simple, many warriors would have developed wills far stronger than his by now.

Atticus focused his gaze on Draktharion.

'From his shocked expression when I mentioned my past life earlier, he must have been a significant and powerful figure in his previous life,' Atticus thought.

To confirm his suspicion, Atticus directly asked Draktharion. Despite being beaten and exhausted, the dragon surprisingly opened up, going on and on about how great and mighty he had been in his past life.

Atticus quickly had to cut him short before he could continue his rant. It felt brutal to do this to someone on their last legs, but now wasn't the time for long stories.

'Since they were all summoned at the same time, it's very likely the others were also powerful figures in their past lives. There are two possible scenarios,' Atticus reasoned.