The True Objective

Ian's attention was focused entirely on the T-virus. Based on the background he had created for his avatar, he possessed degrees in biology, bioengineering, genetics, and virology. So he had not only studied the virus—he had even improved it.

"You should start thinking about what kind of power systems you want," Booth suddenly said.

"You mean an enhancement like yours?" Nate asked.

"In Samsara Hall, you can access many power systems: genetic enhancement, martial arts, Battle Aura, magic, technology, and so on. Have you watched movies, television shows, comics, or anime? As long as you want them, you can use any power from them."

"Movies?" Dr. Frey asked. "How is that possible? Can the Mastermind turn fictional things into reality? Or have these worlds always existed, and we've merely been granted access to them? If it's the latter, why did these worlds appear in our world as popular culture?"

Ian stopped working and glanced at her. She was really curious. However, Booth merely looked at her calmly. "Those questions are beyond my authority level."

"Oh. In that case, may I ask how many points it would take to cure my daughter's illness?"

"Most diseases afflicting ordinary mortals can be cured with fewer than one hundred points," Booth replied.

"That cheap?"

"Let's get back to the main topic," Nate said. "What power system do you recommend we choose?"

"The three hundred points awarded for this mission are only enough for you to buy one Human Limit Pill. It can cure all diseases and hidden injuries, while granting you the peak physical fitness of the finest athletes on Earth. However, you can still start making plans in advance.

"My recommendation is to choose a system that suits your personality and interests. For example, this lady is a biologist, correct?"

"A geneticist."

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