Prodigy With Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System

[Beings at the Highest Realm are capable of destroying worlds. They are still considered mortals, since their lifespan varies according to their bloodline.]

[Semi-Supreme Beings at Perfection Realm have perfected all of their flaws so they are capable of destroying higher tier worlds and traversing the galaxy. A being can only be called a God if they removed all of its flaws so Semi-Supreme Beings in Perfection Realm are Gods. Semi-Supreme Beings at this level have billion years worth of lifespan.]

[Semi-Supreme Beings at Transcendent Realm have transcended their origin. They are capable of destroying galaxies and traversing the universe. Semi-Supreme Beings at this level have an infinite lifespan. They can only be killed by destroying their origin.]

[Semi-Supreme Beings at Universe Realm have the power of a universe coursing through their entire existence. Be it their soul, body, or willpower; they are capable of using each one of those to destroy an entire Universe. Semi-Supreme Beings at this level have an infinite lifespan. They can contract a universe to store the universe in another dimension for their exclusive use or absorb a universe to use those universes as their inner world. Obliterating their soul, erasing their existence, or severing their origin wouldn’t be able to kill them. Only by destroying their contracted or absorbed universe alongside their soul, body, and existence can they be killed.]

[Host doesn’t have the authority to access information about Supreme Beings at ??? Realm. The host can forcefully access the information by using AMCG Points. Error! The host doesn’t have any AMCG Points. Ignoring the use of forced information access.]

After digesting all of the information that was displayed to him by the Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System, Allen found out how powerful he was.

Allen knew that he was powerful but when compared to Semi-Supreme Beings in a higher realm than him, he would be comparable to an ant.

“AMCG Points…”

Allen muttered under his breath. From what the system had informed him, he could access information that couldn’t be accessed with his current authority. That is to say, AMCG Points were needed to obtain anything that the AMCG System could provide.

As the saying goes, “Money is power.” or “There is no problem that can’t be solved with money, if there is one, then it needs more money.”

Allen knew that the Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System could be considered the strongest system there was. After all, thousands of systems were used to create the Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System.

As Allen was thinking of ways to earn AMCG Points, he was snapped out of his thoughts by a notification bell that came from the AMCG System.

*Ding!*

[Host has triggered a Minor Task!]

[Minor Task: I Assassinate Assassins!]

[System Task- Difficulty: (Very Easy)]

[Task Description: A mere mortal hired the to assassinate Asther Walker, the host’s brother. Assassinate the before the assassinates Asther Walker.]

[Task Time Limit: Before Asther Walker dies]

[Task Reward/s: 500 AMCG Points]

[Task Penalty: None. Why would a high-tier system like myself kill its host?]

[Task Additional Information: If the brother of the host’s death is considered a penalty, then it will be considered as one.]

[Will the host accept the Minor Task?]

[Yes] | [No]

A translucent green-colored screen appeared in front of Allen. The system screen displayed all information about the Minor Task including the Minor Task reward and penalty.

Allen couldn’t help but admire his . When he needed to acquire AMCG Points, a Minor Task was instantly triggered.

‘It must be because of and ‘

When Allen thought of that, his mind was kind of in conflict.

Does your brother being assassinated by the considered luck and an opportunity?

For Allen, it was.

But it didn’t mean that Allen wouldn’t save his younger brother. Allen knew that he didn’t have any grudge toward his younger brother but instead, towards his parents.

If it wasn’t for his parents, he wouldn’t have felt inferior to his younger brother and the two of them would have had a much better relationship than just being friends. Most of his gadgets were given to him by his younger brother so it meant that Asther still thought of Allen as his elder brother.

With that in mind, Allen knew what option he should choose.

*Ding!*

[Host has accepted the Minor Task- I Assassinate Assassins!]