I_Cook_Limitlessly

Almond Crowshade was the last surviving human in a dying world whose people failed to conquer the Grand Abyss Labyrinth's 30th floor in time.

The world was getting destroyed, and Almond was the last one challenging the 30th Floor multiple times despite the imminent destruction of the planet. He ultimately defeated the Floor Boss on his dying breath by achieving a true awakening, acquiring an X-rank Trait that signified limitless potential.

Alas, he won but there was no home or future for what he fought.

But a mysterious figure arrived there, feeling pity and amusement.

"This is too precious and fun of a toy to let it rot here. You shall reincarnate and climb up to make things interesting."

[Transfer to another world commencing…]

[Your memories will be sealed, and you will reincarnate in another world that has welcomed Grimworld’s tutorial like this one. Clearing each floor of the Grand Abyss Labyrinth will unlock a portion of your memories, until the 10th Floor upon which you will gain your full memories.]

‘I’m giving you a second chance. This time, you must clear the Grimworld’s tutorial and step onto the big game to make things instresting and entertaining.’

[Good luck.]

Re-Awakening: I Ascend with a Legendary class

Four symbols floated in front of him. One was way more complex than the other three because it had multiple activation sequences in it.

The symbols automatically took shape and formed once he constructed the processor with Prana. He didn't even design the symbol or anything. It was an artistic symbolic form of his ability that Prana itself created.

'The only problem is I have to absorb Prana from the atmosphere since I can't store any yet.'

'With the cost of these abilities as it is, I have to constantly absorb Prana to fuel them. That would require a bit of my attention…wait.'

Almond's eyes glinted. 'What if I create an ability, a process that constantly absorbs Prana with my body as a medium?'

'Before I learn how to form and fill my Prana sea, I should use this.'

'I only have four minutes, but it should be enough. This isn't complicated.'

Garo the Maestro of Myriad Arts