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[The first arc is about obtaining the system, so please be patient and give the story a try! I promise it will be worth it.] 
In a world where gods have erected a worldly monument, the "Tower of Yggdrasil," people are drawn to its impossible challenges. This towering structure pierces the heavens, concealing both unimaginable beasts and priceless treasures within its unforgiving depths.

Enter the realm of "Adventurers" – daring souls who ascend the Tower's brutal floors in pursuit of glory. The fortunate ones secure the sponsorship of gods, gaining their Blessings to wield divine power in the face of peril. Yet, amidst this celestial lottery, Bastian, an unfortunate adventurer, remains unblessed, navigating the treacherous terrain with only caution and cunning.

As Bastian teeters on the brink of death, a mysterious voice intervenes, offering him a lifeline: [Prometheus System Awakened]
Becoming a chosen “Invictus”--a person chosen as the champion of their god, he finds himself in the ranks of legends, having to learn all too quickly to adjust. 
He must defy the odds, unravel the mysteries of Yggdrasil, and face the trials that await beyond the clouds, making either ally or foe of other Invictus, and the gods that dwell in Yggdrasil.

Tower of Yggdrasil: From Zero To Godhood

Though he wasn't a fan of it, Bastian found himself following behind Sirius, alongside Zahal, who didn't seem to take his lips away from a cup of wine at any given moment.

It felt to be around an hour of walking, with the scenery of the mysterious realm around him being that of a bleak forest faraway from sunlight; ashen trees, blades of grass that crumbled to dust from the slightest touch, only to immediately sprout again.

A lifeless, yet tenacious biome; it seemed as though the mysterious floor was inhabited by countless, peculiar such territories.

"How're you feeling?" The question came from the Invictus of Dionysus, who wiped his lips with his hand after a prolonged sip of nectar.

Bastian looked down at his own body, patting his chest, still in surprise of how good he felt, "Perfect, honestly–better than that. That drink you gave me really did wonders. Thanks, by the way."

"Of course. That's why I'm here," Zahal replied with a wink.

Treachery of The Land