Global Awakening: I created the system

86  last speech

*cough cough*

"Ouch that stings! Who the hell throws a fireball at their own student"

Hearing Mu Fan say this, Su Ling who was already beginning to calm down couldn't help but get angry again

"Damn it that's it I can't take it anymore"

"Yang Kai don't holdback unless you also want to get burnt!"

Growling angrily, Su Lings hair burst into flames as if to show her anger

Unfortunately even at this, Mu Fan still pretended to be oblivious of this as he continued speaking

"Well it doesn't matter, the harder they are are to take down the more satisfying it'll be at the end"

"Old Ye don't you think so? If not I also think teacher Su might be the tsundere type heroine"

"But then again, if that's the case then we'll have to think of a different method to get her"

Tapping Ye Tians shoulder, Mu Fan continued to speak without a care in the world

Obviously Su Ling had already beca harem member in his mind

Sadly what he didn't know what was that rather than joining his harem, each of his words made the already unstable Su Ling angrier as tpassed

The lines on her arms grew, and from tto ther eye seemed to flicker in golden light symbolising the gradual alienation by suzaku

Judging from this, if nothing went wrong according to this rate in a few months Su Ling would be completely alienated being reduced to a puppet for the real suzaku to control

Fortunately Ye Tian who had been focused on her all this while quickly noticed this change and began to act

*Ahem, you guys look outside, we're already at the dungeon entrance!"

Pointing to the window beside him, Ye Tian quickly got everyone's attention trying to divert everyone's attention from the current situation

Luckily, just like he had said, unknowingly they had actually reached their destination thus making his plan successful

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Dungeons, a term that has been heard in all kinds of s, movies, comics, myths and legends through the ages

Associated normally with being a deep dark underground prison or a maze of sorts as a means to test or punish challengers

It's not surprising that till this day, dungeons are things that nobody would want to enter on their own free will, at least that was the case until the global awakening

A few months have passed since the day it all started, and mankind's exploration of dungeons hasn't slackened in the slightest even with the current chaotic situation

With pieces of ancient history, relics and all kinds of items being discovered in dungeons as the days went by, it's no wonder that the enthusiasm for dungeon raids had increased rather than decreased even with its massive casualties

It seemed for as long as there was a gain to be sought from clearing the dungeon and a chance to change their lives for the better, most humans would be willing sacrifice everything for that chance of success

Due to this, the various governments of the world after spending a few months of research and discussion cup with the dungeon management system

Ranking dungeons from F rank to S rank, only Awakeners or guilds of certain ranks would be allowed to enter that specific dungeon

And F class dungeon must be entered by at least four F ranks and one E rank and an S class dungeon must be entered by at least five S ranks

This way not only could they avoid unnecessary casualties, but the value of the dungeon itself could be fully excavated

However these were not the only rules so far regarding dungeons

Another rule that had most civilians angry was the dungeons can only be owned by guilds, certain families and the government itself Tʜe sourcᴇ of thɪs content ɪs No(ᴠ)ᴇlFire.nᴇt

Meaning that without a permission from any of these three sources it was almost impossible for anyone to enter a dungeon as a lone civilian

Fortunately the government wasn't too harsh as awakeners who registered their information and abilities after being tested would be given awakener cards proving their status

This card in turn could serve as an alternative clearance from the government allowing lone awakeners to raid dungeons by themselves

So now with all these things done, it's no suprise that as soon as everyone in class be got near the dungeon entrance, a group of armed officers suddenly blocked their path

"Halt! This area is forbidden from civilians from passing through"

"Unless you have ssort of permission or an awakened license I'm afraid you'll have to turn back!"

Coming forward to the front of the bus, a man dressed from head to toe with a camouflage military suit and a gun stapled over his shoulder stopped the bus in his tracks

Having no expression on his face as he spoke, it was obvious that as long as they didn't show the proper identification there was no passing him today

Thankfully, Yang Kai who had already prepared for such a think wound down the window beside him to show his face

"Lieutenant Morgan, it's me. I don't know if you remember but headquarters should have briefed you about my coming this morning"

Taking out a badge to prove his identity, Yang Kai spoke to the lieutenant in front him

And juggling from the reaction he got, it seemed like his action just now was successful

"Mr Yang it's you!"

"S-s-sorry for the delay, I'll tell my men to lower the barriers and let you pass immediately!"

"The dungeon has already been reserved and no one is scheduled to use it to today so you can stay there for as long as you need to"

"Also if you need anything you can tell anyone of my men close to you, they'll do their best to answer you"

No longer having a straight face, Lieutenant Morgan began to stammer after realising who it was that he stopped

Obvious he and Yang Kai where not on the slevel, so much so that Morgan even began wondering if his words just now offended him in anyway

Was he going to lose his job?

Was he going to get tried in military court for insubordination?

Before he knew it, all kinds of bad thoughts began to circulate in his mind which each one worse than the last

It wasn't until the bus in front of him started moving again that Morgan realised that Yang Kai had no interest in him

"Damn! Now's not the tto get lost in thought Morgan!"

"If we use this opportunity to get close toYang Kai, who knows we might even get a promotion from this!"

Cheering up himself, Morgan quickly went to the direction of the dungeon where Yang Kai and the others were headed

This opportunity for promotion, he wasn't willing to miss it

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[prison of the forgotten]

[Dungeon entrance]

Separating from Lieutenant Morgan, the bus finally arrived at its actual destination

And just like any other dungeon, what stood infront of them was a massive gate standing at an impressive 20 feet tall

Not only that, but just standing infront of it, most of the students of class b couldn't help but shiver as they felt their knees begin to buckle under its impressive aura

"Alright Students were here, remember while inside the dungeon although we'll be right behind you but we won't interfere"

"The purpose of this whole trial is to prepare you for the future and help begin to train you on how best to use and grow your abilities"

"And for those of you who have not awakened at all, do t worry about it"

"At F rank most of the monsters here are just about or even below the strength of the average human which should be more than enough for you to deal with"

"So remember this, as long as each of you is brave and doesn't cower behind others, we should be done with this soon and back in our homes"

"Oh and before I forget, the top three students who preformed the best would be given relics by the government specially for their growth"

"So don't miss this opportunity, and aim to get stronger from this as you'll experience this kind of thing more and more in the future"

Facing all the students with a few helpers and an impatient Su Ling behind him, Yang Kai began to give one last speech before the dungeon raid began

"Sigh~ hopefully nothing goes wrong"

Looking at the students who were shaking in their boots and Su Ling who was still on the brink of explosion Read Web s Online Free - Fire Fire -

Yang Kai felt that if this wasn't a recipe for disaster, he didn't know what was.