Is it Wrong to Copy Abilities in Apocalypse?

Chapter 43 - 43: CHAPTER 42 - New Functions.

Why did Alex seem to be in a hurry to leave this place?

Well, for nothing more than one reason...

Whenever Alex looked at the map provided by the system, he saw a zone marked as a red zone with the label {level 99} written over it, just 20 kilometers away from his spot.

And then he saw the Mewari Circus marked as a level 10 zone.

This was the system's way of alerting them about what to expect in which place—one of the new functions that was unlocked some time ago.

The main point, however, was not that.

Alex had seen who the monsters in the level 10 zone were; the zone was none other than Mewari Circus, after all, and he had been there an hour or so ago.

It was the orcs, and due to them being there, that region was rated as a level 10 zone.

Alex, who couldn't be sure of surviving in the level 10 zone, knew that he shouldn't stay anywhere close to a level 99 zone.

His main goal right now wasn't actually Dehradun; he wanted to start moving toward Delhi, the capital of India, but...

[47: 58: 36]

The small box that showed the time moving backward was enough to let him know that in around 48 hours, something was going to happen—something he wouldn't be able to avoid.

So, for now, he decided to move toward Dehradun.

But then a question will pop up: why Dehradun?

The Map function that appeared in the system tab had a detailed map of India, along with the red zone and leveled zones marked.

But there were green zones as well, and they were highlighted as if wanting to attack the attention of the one who looked at them.

[- Green zones are the safe zones and the places where the upcoming scenario is going to take place.]

This is all that was given about the green zones.

So, Alex

[... is watching you.]

….

…

..

.

One after another, he received notifications from the system that kept blocking his vision for a while.

He already read the information, and he knew that these gods couldn't harm him without a reason, so he didn't fear them much.

The rules that bound them were harder than the ones that bound the system, probably because they weren't allowed to directly interact with humans.

But the constant ringing in his head.

"Mute Notification."

Alex ordered with a slight frown on his forehead, but that frown relaxed as the notifications stopped appearing in front of him.

"Unmute Notification."

He commanded again, and...

[... is frowning at your behavior.]

[... is looking at you.]

[... is looking at you with interest.]

[... is looking at you with interest.]

But before it could go on longer, Alex ordered the system again.

"Mute Notification."

And with that, it returned to the silence that Alex liked.

At the start, Alex used to focus on the gods' names, but after he read what their role was supposed to be and what they would do, he stopped giving his attention to them.

The coins he got from them were always welcomed; he wouldn't deny them, but he wasn't going to entertain them either.

*Snap**Click*

Twigs snapped as Ales rushed through a dry area filled with broken trees.

But his gaze was focused on the map as he looked at the level 5 area that he was going to reach soon enough.

He was going to farm coins.

He already had many coins, especially with the gods gifting him 500 coins every once in a while, but he wanted more.

He felt that he would need more coins than he could hope for.

His eyes then finally moved toward the exclamation mark on the gift icon.

That gift icon was supposed to be the section where the gifts from a god would be received, but he couldn't recall any notification that told him about it.

But then Alex heard the AI's words, causing him to frown.

However, as he read the AI's thoughts, his widened a little, and he stopped in his tracks.

Other than the widening of his eyes, nothing else in his expression was readable.

His expression was cryptic as he stood still, staring at the gift section with a blank face.

His mind was running at full speed, trying to think of what would be the best thing to do right now.

But just then, something clicked in his mind, causing his eyes to sharpen.

'Are you the same?'

He questioned inwardly, his voice frosty, but it was not for someone on the outside; it was for someone or something inside of his head.

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