Chapter 37: Too Fast

Enzo dared to try, not because he was overestimating himself.

He had a rough understanding of the strength of Spiritual Warriors and realized that he was stronger because of his Supreme Human Body and Supreme Human Soul.

They gave him the ability to overcome quantity with quality.

Most importantly, he wasn’t like most other Level 1 to Level 3 Spiritual Warriors.

He possessed a technique that could transform his Spiritual Energy into flames.

Simply possessing a technique already gave him the right to be more confident than a newly advanced Level 3 Spiritual Warrior like Alex.

However, when he was about to attack with his flames, he realized something.

The figure possessed a soul that he could detect.

It wasn’t a human soul, but its strength seemed to be equivalent to a Normal Human Soul.

As long as it wasn’t equivalent to a Perfect Human Soul, he could destroy it with his will, especially since it was only Level 3.

Naturally, his will sought to destroy the figure’s soul.

Buzz!

Suddenly, the figure dispersed into light.

"Congratulations. You have successfully killed the first-stage opponent while only at Level 2, earning a score of three, the highest possible score. Combined with your killing speed, you have received the best reward that has never been given before!"

The voice announced.

At that moment, light gathered in front of the astonished Enzo.

The light condensed, forming a bright sword with a star symbol composed of several stars arranged from bottom to top.

It didn’t seem to emit any aura, or perhaps its aura was being restrained. But merely looking at it made Enzo feel as if there was nothing left of him except his ability to see.

He lost all sense of himself.

The sword was too powerful and too dangerous.

"This is a Tier 2 Spiritual Weapon, the White Star Sword!"

The voice informed him, making him take a deep breath.

An opportunity at the university actually gave out a treasure of this level.

A Tier 2 weapon.

This was the most valuable type of treasure on Earth.

Did the others simply not know that it concealed such a precious treasure?

Or did they know about it but simply couldn’t take it?

Enzo reached out and grabbed the sword, immediately feeling a connection with it.

He could sense an overwhelmingly powerful force within the sword, making him realize that he couldn’t even swing it.

All he could do was carry it.

His level was simply too low.

’It seems I’ve caused quite a commotion,’ Enzo thought.

The Light Sphere would evaluate a person’s performance, from 1 as the lowest to 3 as the highest.

Because there were so many CCTV cameras recording the entire basement, whenever a student successfully completed the Light Sphere Challenge, the university would immediately announce their result along with their score.

The system was automated, so there was no way to hide the result unless someone requested that the university deactivate the system before entering the Light Sphere.

Of course, anyone who made such a request might simply be mocked for overestimating themselves.

Naturally, this was bound to cause a huge commotion.

So far, among the students in his year, only Liam and Eva had succeeded, and both had only received a score of 1.

How would people react when they heard that he had received a score of 3?

"Keep this for now!" He transferred the sword into his Storage Ring.

’Exit,’ he thought.

In an instant, he appeared at the entrance of the Light Sphere.

He saw Instructor Neal and Eva blinking repeatedly, as if trying to make sure their eyes weren’t deceiving them.

Enzo smiled slightly.

(Announcement:)

The voice echoed throughout the entire university.

Every student and teacher, whether inside the buildings or out in the courtyard, stopped in their tracks.

Announcements were rare, and they usually meant that something major and important had happened that concerned all the students.

They immediately looked at the nearest screens.

As a modern university, there were countless screens throughout the campus. Under normal circumstances, they only displayed news or university activities.

But this time, the screens displayed the spacious basement with the Light Sphere in the center.

They could see Enzo, Eva, and Instructor Neal inside.

Having seen it before, they immediately knew where it was.

(Today, our student, Enzo Muller, has successfully completed the Light Sphere Challenge and received a score of 3, which is also a perfect score. He remained inside the Light Sphere for less than 30 seconds!)

The announcement continued.

When they heard it, even more people froze than were shocked.

Liam Stanley, who was inside the building with his friends, naturally froze.

Liam even adjusted his glasses repeatedly, staring at the number 3 displayed on the Light Sphere.

"Impossible..." He couldn’t help but speak in a trembling voice.

His friends said the same thing.

Alex was walking through a corridor when it happened. He looked to be in a terrible mood, completely different from the laughter he had shown in the elevator.

His heart seemed to tremble violently when he heard the announcement.

He quickly ran toward the screen ahead, which was surrounded by students.

"Move!" Without hesitation, he shoved several students aside, sending them stumbling away.

No one could withstand the strength of his massive body.

His eyes widened as he stared at the screen. He looked back and forth between Enzo and the number displayed on the Light Sphere.

"Impossible. This is impossible. He must have cheated. There’s no way he could have completed that challenge," he said.

As someone who had failed, he knew how difficult it was just to run away from the armored figure.

Meanwhile, Andrea Allen had just arrived at the front courtyard of the university when it happened.

Naturally, there was also a screen facing the street. It was a large display designed for people passing by.

Andrea saw the announcement on that screen.

As a normally cold woman, she couldn’t help showing an expression of astonishment.

’There have been several people who received a score of 3, but Enzo did it far too quickly. He was inside the Light Sphere for less than 30 seconds, which means the actual battle lasted even less than that. How did he do it? Did he destroy the opponent with a single attack?’

Given her extensive experience, she had naturally entered the Light Sphere herself when she was younger.