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\u201cYes! Finally!\u201d The sudden outburst startled both Opie and Wynd from their peaceful slumber. The snake hissed in annoyance, while the wolf let out a startled yelp. \u201cSorry, guys,\u201d Ethan said, grinning from ear to ear. \u201cBut I did it! I leveled up [Basic Rune Creation]!\u201d Overcome with joy, Ethan lunged forward, wrapping his arms around both Opie and Wynd in an exuberant hug.<\/p>\n

Though initially surprised, they seemed to sense his happiness and relaxed. Opie slithered up Ethan\u2019s arm, wrapping around Ethan\u2019s shoulders in what could only be described as a serpentine hug. Wynd, not to be outdone, licked Ethan\u2019s face enthusiastically. As the initial excitement began to subside, Ethan calmed down. \u201cYou know,\u201d he said, scratching Wynd behind the ears, \u201cthere\u2019s just something incredibly satisfying about seeing those numbers go up.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s like tangible proof that I\u2019m getting better. Oh, how I wish I had something like that back on Earth. Doing everything would\u2019ve been so much easier. Granted, I\u2019m likely biased, because here, the system actually has some kind of power that\u2019s transferred to me.<\/p>\n

Just having a progress report of your natural developments would\u2019ve been rather boring. Though, then again, it would\u2019ve been cool\u201d Opie flicked its tongue against Ethan\u2019s cheek. I wonder what new possibilities this opens up, Ethan mused, his mind already racing with potential applications for his improved skill. I can create more complex runes now or produce them more efficiently. Hmm, I\u2019ll need to test this out. I also need to progress other stuff more. He glanced around the room, taking in the scattered piles of rune motes he had created during his intense session.<\/p>\n

The sheer quantity was impressive. \u201cWe should celebrate,\u201d Ethan declared, standing up and stretching.<\/p>\n

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Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead is coincidental. All rights reserved. OceanofPDF.com ALSO IN SERIES Industrial Mage Book One Book Two Want to discuss our books with other readers and even the authors? JOIN THE AETHON DISCORD! Calling all LitRPG fans: be the first to discover groundbreaking new releases, access incredible deals, and participate in thrilling giveaways by subscribing to our exclusive LitRPG Newsletter. https:\/\/aethonbooks.com\/litrpg-newsletter\/ OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS 1. Death Is a Social Construct 2.<\/p>\n

The Blight 3. Hiring & Deadwoods 4. First Blood 5. A Peculiar Organism 6. The [Quest] Arrives, Making Soap, And Pet(?) Acquired 7. Ingenious Plan 8. Danger(?) Approaches 9. Holden Affairs & Numbers Going Up! 10. A New Skill, Jack\u2019s Request, and a Strange Visitor 11. A Deal Made & Swordsmanship Practice 12.<\/p>\n

Another Proposition 13. \u201cInformation\u201d 14. Journey to Corinth 15. He\u2019s Changed a Lot 16. Danger 17. Production Line 18. Patents & An Unexpected Guest 19. Sisterly Intervention 20. Magic Stuff I 21. Magic Stuff II 22. Dangerous BS 23. Familiar! 24. Here comes the tax man! 25. Tangled Webs 26. The Audacity! 27. When an R.O.B.<\/p>\n

(Random Omnipotent Being) Throws a Curve Ball 28. This is Fine\u2026 Really 29. Signed an NDA 30. Join the Dark Side! 31. A Parasite 32. An Important Book? 33. Not Again 34. Showdown 35. Convincing Roland 36. *Cough* *Cough* Foreshadowing *Cough* *Cough* 37. You\u2019re Fired 38. Weak? 39. Arrival 40. Malakai I 41. Malakai II 42. Malakai III 43. REWARDS! 44. Pragmatically Pessimistic 45.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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