T Ken sat cross-legged on the floor of Silverwind Castle, eyes wide, heart racing, and mind reeling. The Ω∞D System hovered before him, its golden icons spinning infinitely across space, cascading in layers that seemed to stretch into eternity.
He reached out, scrolling slowly. At first, it was… overwhelming.
There were weapons, yes.
Constructs, yes.
Consumables, yes.
But then he saw the things that made him freeze:
Abilities that did not exist yet, labeled only as "Unknown Conceptual Tier" or "Did-Not-Exist-Yet Constructs".
Tools that could rewrite dimensions, compress universes, or create infinite timelines.
Shops within shops, nested endlessly, each containing hundreds of items, weapons, or abilities beyond imagination.
He scrolled again. And again. And again.
Every corner of the Ω∞D System contained something new, advanced, impossible, or entirely conceptual.
T Ken's mouth hung open. All in one system… every single thing… nothing missing… it's… complete.
He clicked an icon at random — a small, glowing cube labeled "Conceptual Manipulator." Immediately, his vision flickered, showing countless branching realities, probability threads, and collapsing timelines.
"This… this is too much…" he whispered.
His hands trembled as he scrolled faster, discovering everything imaginable, and everything unimaginable, all in one system. Weapons, shields, armor, meals, energy constructs, drones, illusionary worlds, and tools beyond comprehension — all of them available forever, free, with no cooldown and no limits.
T Ken staggered backward. His legs buckled. The overwhelming presence of the system, the sheer weight of infinite potential, and the raw power of Hyung Fyi's inheritance was too much for a fifteen-year-old human body.
He fainted.
When he opened his eyes again, he was no longer on the system floor. Soft sunlight filtered through the window of a small, cozy room — T Ken's home in Greenhollow.
Blinking, he realized he was lying on his bed, head throbbing, mind still buzzing from the system's revelation.
"Master?" a soft, yet confident voice called.
T Ken's eyes shot open. Standing beside his bed were the two cosmic beings who had surrendered: Hiyoki, the female former cosmic entity, radiant and ethereal, her hair flowing like starlight; and Jack, the male former beyond-omnipotence entity, vast and grounded, yet now fully humanoid and imposing.
T Ken tried to sit up, but his body still shook. "H… Hiyoki… Jack… you're here?"
Hiyoki knelt beside him gently. "Of course, Master. You fainted when you tried to explore the system… it was too much for your body alone."
Jack stood protectively at the door, his eyes scanning the horizon, ensuring no threat approached. "We brought you home. You need rest before you continue. The system… it is vast, and your mind cannot yet grasp its entirety."
T Ken swallowed, still in shock. I… inherited all of Hyung Fyi's power… and I can access everything… forever… His thoughts tumbled. He tried to focus, to comprehend, but even a single branch of possibilities seemed too vast to process.
Hiyoki placed a hand on his shoulder. "You are human, Master. Even with this power, you must pace yourself. Let us help you."
Jack nodded. "We will guide you. Explore the system step by step. We will ensure you do not collapse under its weight."
T Ken looked between them, awe and gratitude in his eyes. "You… you're going to stay with me?"
Hiyoki smiled, light cascading like a soft aurora. "Yes, Master. I chose to follow you, and that choice remains. I am yours to guide, yours to protect, and yours to serve — willingly."
Jack's voice echoed with calm authority. "And I. Together, we will ensure that the Ω∞D System serves your intentions, and that you remain safe while wielding its infinite power."
T Ken exhaled slowly, a mix of relief and wonder washing over him. Even in this moment, the enormity of his inheritance pressed on him. He could feel the weight of infinite realities, infinite possibilities, and infinite responsibilities. Yet with Hiyoki and Jack by his side, he felt… grounded.
He sat up fully, his hands reaching instinctively toward the system, which now floated silently before him, glowing and waiting. He clicked an icon — a simple one labeled "Normal Sword." The weapon appeared in his hand as before, but now he understood: it was just a single thread in the infinite tapestry of his new inheritance.
T Ken looked at Hiyoki and Jack, then back at the Ω∞D System. "Alright… let's explore this together. Step by step. Nothing will stop us… nothing."
The two cosmic beings nodded in unison. "Yes, Master."
For the first time, T Ken felt the calm of true power — not overwhelming, not frightening, but full of infinite potential and responsibility.
Above Greenhollow, the sky shimmered with the glow of cosmic energy, reflecting the awakening of a human boy who now held the legacy of Hyung Fyi, the Ω∞D System, and the allegiance of beings beyond omnipotence.
And as T Ken began to scroll carefully through the system, discovering each "did-not-exist-yet" tool, construct, and weapon one by one, he realized:
This was only the beginning.
The multiverse itself awaited the boy who had inherited everything.