"I didn't write this book."
"But you've at least read it, right?"
"I mean, I was about to..."
"What?"
"My brother kept telling me to, and you know how it is. The more he tells me to do it, the less I want to..."
...
"I still get a good skill, though?"
"Yeah, definitely."

***

If Alec had a choice in his transmigration, he would have chosen any novel but his brother's. Unfortunately, he didn't get a choice. He was yanked out of his peaceful everyday life and tossed into a brutal, dog-eat-dog world with nothing but an unreliable system to help him.

Saving a world he knows nothing about won't come easy. He doesn't even know what he's supposed to save it from.
All he knows is that he's dead if he doesn't, and he'll be damned if that happens when he can do something about it.

No one knows his brother better than him after all.

Reina clasped her hands together and rested her chin on her fingers as she looked at Alec.


"Have you tried using it while eating?"


"You don't think it's a matter of proficiency?"


"So I don't have to waste my time learning it?"


"So, you know another spell that can help?"


Reina was silent for a moment before slowly opening her mouth again.


"I know of a type of spell that is better suited than Scan."


"The medical center in the capital has a disease and illness department. I have heard that they have developed extremely specialized spells that reveal secrets of the human body that people like us can't even imagine."


'Like cells?' Alec asked himself with a frown.


"And there's no way to get access to those spells?"


Chapter 58 - Prestige