My System Increases My power Every Day Without Missions and Levelling Chapter 112: Celestial Being

"My true body will bring the sword here later," the White Crow continued.

"What else will I receive?" Richard, of course, wasn’t satisfied with only a weapon he couldn’t even use until reaching the Ruler Realm.

"An inheritance—but what will be given to you is only a single Codex, without any Arcane Art."

"Only one? And without an Arcane Art?"

Richard was stunned upon hearing that.

"Not every clan mber will obtain this Codex. In the last five eras, only you. Don’t think this is an ordinary Codex—it’s one of the top five in the entire world."

"Ohh... what kind of Codex is it?" Richard wondered.

"The Codex of Celestial Being... its power, you will co to understand on your own. See for yourself, though mastering it will be extrely difficult."

Whoosh!

From the mouth of the white crow, a streak of white light shot forth, entering directly into Richard’s head.

DING!

(You have obtained the Codex of Celestial Being!)

(Your mastery of the Codex of Celestial Being has increased from 0% to 5%!)

Codex of Celestial Being (5%)

Richard instantly received the notification along with a direct 5% mastery. He found it a little underwhelming—when he had obtained the Codex of Endless Fla, he had imdiately received 10%.

Still, that had granted him complete comprehension of the Codex.

He couldn’t help being surprised when he discovered this one had no innate Arcane Art at all.

The very purpose of this Codex was a transformation—for Skylight Clan mbers to evolve into a True Celestial Being, much like the Codex of the Dragon Emperor allowed one to transform into a dragon.

The difference was clear: the Dragon Emperor Codex granted dragon wings at 50% mastery and complete transformation into a dragon at 100%. But the Codex of Celestial Being allowed a person to summon manifestations of their Celestial Being form with every 1% mastery. The higher the mastery, the more tangible the manifestation. At 100%, one’s true self would transform into a Celestial Being.

What exactly was a Celestial Being? Richard couldn’t tell from the Codex alone—he needed to see it for himself.

One question burned within him: how did a Celestial Being compare to a dragon?

"Well, boy, you realize how difficult it is now, don’t you?" the White Crow said.

Richard rely smiled without nodding, too lazy to boast.

Then, suddenly, the crow tossed him a ring.

"You also receive 50 million Nature Spirit Stones," it added.

"Only 50 million?" Richard was dumbfounded, feeling that amount was far too little compared to his achievent. At the very least, he should have received five tis what Olivia had.

"That is all that remains," the crow replied.

"Can I absorb the remaining High Pure Aether?" Richard asked.

"No. It is too valuable. The rest must be preserved for future mbers who take this trial. Naturally, I will replenish the stock later," the crow refused outright, leaving Richard rolling his eyes.

"Anything else?" he asked again.

"That’s all. You cannot demand more after obtaining the Skylight Sword. That alone is more valuable than anything else. Most Grand Weapons are no match for the Skylight Sword."

Richard felt sowhat disappointed upon hearing that, but he couldn’t protest—his only goal was to gain whatever he could from this Secret Land.

"It is ti for you to leave," the crow said again.

Since there was nothing more to gain, Richard naturally had no desire to stay longer.

Whoosh!

His body was wrapped in a faint light, and in the next mont, he appeared once again before the great tree, alongside Olivia.

"Little brother, who would have thought we’re cousins? That makes you truly my younger brother," the woman said with a wide smile, looking both delighted and excited.

She even grabbed Richard’s hand and seed on the verge of hugging him—but of course, Richard refused.

They were closer than he had ever imagined, but this woman had once used him, even plotting against him for her own benefit. There was no way he could easily pretend to be on friendly terms after all that.

Who knew if she wouldn’t do it again after their familial connection was revealed?

Even if she didn’t, Richard still needed ti to forgive her.

"Ehmmm..." Olivia cleared her throat awkwardly when she saw Richard apparently ignoring her.

"Anyway, little brother, is there sothing you want to do, or perhaps an enemy you want to beat up? If so, you don’t need to do it yourself—let , your elder sister, handle it for you," she said with a light chuckle.

Richard could only say she was thick-skinned—even if her skin was obviously soft and smooth.

"Are you sure?" he asked in response, feeling it too rude to outright dismiss her.

As the saying goes, you can’t slap a smiling face.

"For my beloved little brother, I would walk through storms and seas of fire," Olivia declared with utter confidence, flipping her pink hair.

Richard nearly choked when he heard that.

Still, he chose to pretend to stay calm, his expression faintly betraying expectation.

If she was indeed willing to do sothing for him—even if it was only to curry favor—he naturally would take advantage of it.

"Little brother, what do you want to do?" Olivia asked after that, her voice soft.

At a glance, she seed almost cautious.

"You’re good at running away, aren’t you?" Richard asked in return, and Olivia imdiately nodded.

That was indeed her specialty.

Even the Moonshadow Clan had failed to capture her.

Even against much stronger opponents, there was no guarantee they could even touch her.

"You see, I’ve been targeted by too many people ever since word spread that I entered the Dragon Knight’s secret place. In the capital, they haven’t made a move yet, but once I leave, that can’t be guaranteed."

"Yes..." Olivia kept nodding, still unsure what exactly he wanted from her.

But unease began to stir in her chest.

"Help create a distraction. We’ll act as if you robbed and took everything I obtained from the Dragon Knight’s secret place. As long as you agree, I will call you big sister now."

Olivia: "..."