livingandreading

Dhvani voluntarily accepted the task of being a system. For a small chance to be reincarnated again, she aspires to level up and complete her task as soon as possible.

Ajay has everything. He is happy, and successful but inexplicably bound to a system that chatters in his mind. The system wants him to do tasks so it can level up and again, do more tasks. From being frustrated to enjoying, he changes gradually. 

But can he do something for her that he would never want to? And will she really want to unbind when she remembers something from the distant forgotten past?

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A snippet from an upcoming chapter :
Dhvani stood in the endless white of the Memory Ocean waiting for his answer. He looked at her for a long time and ruthlessly rejected her.
"We were never meant to meet. You should remember your duties as well."
He left her there and he never saw her again. Did he regret his parting words? Yes. But can he change anything? He hoped so.
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System Status: Online

Ajay waited with the demigods for a very long time but he did not find them agreeing on anything. They kept fighting or kept sleeping.

Dhvani was very exhausted by their actions. They were already in a very difficult situation and fighting wasn't going to get them out of it. She always felt that gods and demigods were people about humans and they never did anything wrong. But seeing these demigods she felt that even gods were childish and they also had some human feelings. Somewhat human and humans were entirely human. That's what she had concluded seeing their reactions.

Tarsh was an entirely different category. He was a cute kid who did not irritate anyone else. She completely forgot how he stole food when he was living alone. This was a family member filter. No matter how much different or stupid you act in front of others they always thought that you were the best.

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