Leon_Life_or_Death

My name is Arlo Templeton. Just a guy trying to live a life where I can forget my past.

In a world where mages wield magic to showcase their power and advanced technology commands Cybers robots, hovering cars, and Ray Guns to reign supreme, I am an outsider. It feels like I’ve stopped moving forward while time relentlessly marches on.

Hope is a word that can propel us forward or leave us lying down. But in this chaos, hope alone cannot grant someone peace. We need something greater to confront our adversaries.

It's as if something hears my pleas, as usual, when I visit the cave to mine Voidstone, surrounded by Cybers.

Suddenly, the cave exploded, crushing me to death. But death didn’t come. Instead, I found myself back at that morning.

Then, I gained System ability.

Now what?

Do I live in regret anymore? I've lost too much in my life—my family, my ambition, my peace, my happiness. I’m afraid that if I move forward, I'll lose even more in the future. Will this system save or kill the people I want to protect?

[Arlo Templeton - Game Over]

No Magic,No Tech,No problem,Just My System's Power

"Is there a way to save this planet?" Arlo questioned as they descended from the enormous hole at the mountain's peak.

Silence was their only response. Upon reaching the base, Hilde seized Blaze and unfurled her wings to take flight.

"Don't forget about us," Sven implored as he and Arlo approached the ground.

Arlo and Sven hit the ground with a thud, but it didn't bring the end they had half-expected. Instead, it felt like landing on a cushion of straw.

Hilde, on the other hand, landed with grace, releasing Blaze from her grasp.

Hilde made a tsking sound, seemingly disappointed that both Arlo and Sven had survived.

Blaze suggested, his eyes gleaming with anticipation. He was eager to explore this dungeon, driven by a desire to better himself and defeat Evander in their next face-off. After being confined for so long, he was finally free to explore the world again.

Chapter 140: The Man and The Myth, Being A Weakling Again