theone1writer

Billions have perished, leaving only a few million survivors. 

After his death, Eric is summoned to another world that has been nearly destroyed by corruption.

The gods’ influence has all but vanished, and it is up to him to rally the remaining survivors, reclaim the land they lost, and restore the gods’ cathedrals. 

In doing so, he grows stronger, inching closer to awakening the gods from their eternal slumber.

Time is running out. 

Not only are unimaginable abominations preparing to strike, but Eric faces a deadly challenge from within. 

His system, a mysterious force aiding him, comes with a dire warning:

[WARNING]

[Each time the system responds, it consumes host essence. When essence runs out, the host’s soul will perish along with the system.]

[Recommendation: Communicate only when absolutely necessary.]

[Current essence: 940]

[1 essence = 1 word generated by the system.]

[Choose your next words wisely.]

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World's Last Hope

Olivia's footsteps echoed through the cathedral as she slowly approached the door that led to the pool.

Eric was about to call her but hesitated at the last moment. Turning his gaze to Aria, he spoke,

"Do we have to be careful not to disturb her?"

"Even if you try, I doubt you would be successful. She is currently feeling the calling from up close, so she wouldn't be able to perceive you at all. The only thing she senses is herself and the cathedral that she has to cleanse at all cost."

Not wishing to waste his energy more than necessary, Eric sat on the ground. It seemed that the corruption moved out of the spot he sat, almost like it was scared of him.

"So I am supposed to somehow help her to fight the corruption?" he muttered under his breath.

Originally, he hoped that by just entering the cathedral, he would somehow be able to sense something and make the conscious decision to go and help her, but he wasn't feeling anything in particular.

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