100 Floors All Master - Chapter 275

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All Master of 100 Floors Episode 275
63rd Floor. Chofusion Annihilation Cannon (1)
[Title: 63rd Floor…… Is there even a way to clear this?]
[I feel like a caveman who’s been told to build a smartphone.]
[Buru Orun (66th Floor): That’s the normal reaction. Even I, who developed the Annihilation Cannon, couldn’t assemble it perfectly. It’s impossible for an individual to grasp every structure and manufacture it alone.]

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When his Achievement Stat reached 100, he’d received a benefit that raised the grade of Intermediate Skills by one tier.
And now, with his Achievement Stat at 300, the benefit was to raise the grade of Advanced Skills by one tier.
He could elevate a single skill to Supreme Grade. Given the might of the Red Supergiant he possessed, it was truly a miraculous benefit.
“What should I choose?”
Kang Jun-hyeok fell into happy deliberation. He organized his Advanced Skills.
Advanced Active Skills.
One-Point Pierce. Dragon Scale. Thousand Pound Weight. Pixie’s Mana Box. Concept Slash. Pixie’s Mana Control.
And Advanced Passive Skills.
Arcana Jam.
First, he’d exclude Arcana Jam. It was an exceptionally excellent spell, but lacked the value to elevate it to Supreme Grade.
That left one of the Active Skills.
Deliberating, Kang Jun-hyeok began by eliminating skills of no value.
He’d exclude Pixie’s Mana Control. Raising it to Supreme Grade would likely shift the effect toward resolving penalties. It held no use for him now.
Besides, once a skill reached Supreme Grade, he couldn’t use the Reset Skill on it anymore. The Reset Skill only worked up to Advanced Grade. Taking that into account, it was the lowest priority.
Next was Pixie’s Mana Box.
This gave him considerable pause.
An extraordinarily powerful Transcendent technique. Raising it to Supreme Grade would grant wondrous power.
But could he truly control it?
Pixie’s Mana Box was a skill he had to command and master. Cross the boundary, and he couldn’t wield it properly.
Becoming a Supreme Grade Skill meant crossing even Pixie’s boundaries. His chances of controlling it would be low. His talent was, after all, merely that of an ordinary being.
After much deliberation, Kang Jun-hyeok abandoned the Mana Box as well.
After eliminating each candidate one by one, the conclusion became simple.
[One-Point Pierce has risen from Advanced Grade to Supreme Grade.]
[Active Skill: One-Point Pierce]
[Grade: Supreme]
[Proficiency: D]
[Cooldown: 24 hours]
[You charge toward a single point. You do not stop until reaching the target. The moment you touch it, distortion emerges.]
“Distortion, then.”
Kang Jun-hyeok made a peculiar expression.
Looking at the skill description alone, he couldn’t intuitively grasp what effect it had.
And testing it on Earth, he had no sense of what the aftermath might be.
He’d confirm it directly in the Tower later. With anticipation, Kang Jun-hyeok called Pixie and transmitted the memory.
[Wow. You’ve beaten the top five even in the Third Tier? There shouldn’t be another Third Tier in the universe where that’s possible.]
“I’m not an ordinary being of the universe. I’m a Player.”
[Fascinating creature.]
Pixie laughed and transmitted Starlight.
[440 Starlight.]
[Haven’t you accumulated quite a bit of Gold and Starlight now?]
“I have, but I’m still deciding how to use it.”
“Are you not thinking of buying Lowest Grade Skills anymore like before? That was rather fun.”
“I’ve considered it, but it doesn’t seem to suit me.”
A comrade from his previous life who had become the top Player by wielding only Lowest Grade Active Skills.
Remembering his power, he too had once purchased Lowest Grade Skills in bulk.
But fundamentally, that method didn’t suit him. Quite literally, he’d need to manage hundreds, thousands of skills and raise their proficiency. In that process, skills of Unique and Authority tier would simply be discarded.
It was a method that didn’t suit who he was now.
He had his own way. If he reversed means and ends, that would be the problem. He merely needed to accept what he could manage.
“For now, I’ll observe a bit longer before deciding.”
[That’s not a bad choice either. I’ll look forward to your decision.]
Pixie departed with a laugh.
The effect of the Perfect Player title was all stats + 1.
The rough confirmation was complete.
Then at last came the main matter. In Kang Jun-hyeok’s hand lay a small fragment of tree root. Withered and twisted, it looked as though a light squeeze would reduce it to powder, yet within it lay the most intense natural aura that Earth possessed.
[Fragment of World Tree Root]
[Grade: Supreme]
[The World Tree is a colossal tree that bridges the Ground and the Spirit Realm across dimensions. It is more than mere wood—it is a Divine Entity, a Spirit, a Sacred Tree. Even a fragment of its root carries an aura the Ground struggles to contain.]
Even he in his previous life had not easily obtained materials of this caliber.
Kang Jun-hyeok visited the Blacksmith.
“I’ve brought it.”
The Blacksmith let out a genuine exclamation upon seeing the root fragment.
“Hmph. I thought it would take considerable time, yet you’ve brought it already. And a fragment of the World Tree no less. I’ve never worked with such a material before.”
“Is it impossible?”
“It couldn’t be.”
The Blacksmith’s expression grew more delighted than ever, flashing his teeth.
“I’ll craft something perfect for you. I’ve always wanted to work with it once, but those ill-natured Elves made it impossible. Entering the Tower isn’t so bad after all.”
The Blacksmith muttered happily and asked,
“So what manner of equipment do you desire?”
“The piece is Wrist Guards.”
The Wrist Guards he’d worn before were Cold-Heat Steel Wrist Guards. Special equipment that absorbed heat and cold energy.
But Kang Jun-hyeok scarcely used them. By now, he’d grown too strong to require such equipment.
After a moment’s thought, Kang Jun-hyeok spoke.
“Make them simple equipment.”
“Simple equipment?”
“Yes. Equipment with no special abilities whatsoever—pure, simple, and therefore powerful.”
The Blacksmith’s expression showed understanding.
“I see what you want. That’s a good direction for where you stand now.”
Kang Jun-hyeok’s growth was far too rapid.
Most equipment with special abilities became practically useless.
So he’d return to the fundamentals. A sound judgment. The Blacksmith nodded.
“Understood. Come back in a few days. I’ll craft it perfectly.”
“Very well.”
With the commission entrusted, Kang Jun-hyeok returned to Earth.
Roughly one week remained until the third Universal Quest.
There was more time than expected. He could clear another floor at this rate. Three days later, Kang Jun-hyeok entered the 63rd Floor.
[63rd Floor Quest]
[Repair the damaged Chofusion Annihilation Cannon.]
[The time limit is one week.]
[Your clear rate is determined by repair progress.]
What appeared before Kang Jun-hyeok upon arriving at the 63rd Floor was a massive hangar scattered with all manner of devices.
At a glance, it far surpassed Earth’s technological level. And at the center of this hangar sat a single damaged cannon.
The Chofusion Annihilation Cannon.
A cannon used only by extremely advanced mechanical civilizations. A weapon standard across the universe, typically mounted as the main armament on cosmic warships.
The 63rd Floor quest was to repair such a Chofusion Annihilation Cannon.
And that was an impossible task.
Even the developer who created the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon hadn’t perfectly cleared this quest.
Such formidable mechanical engineering cannot be manufactured by individual effort alone.
Because countless personnel are involved, even the developer inevitably has knowledge gaps.
But it mattered not to Kang Jun-hyeok.
He “observes” the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon.
Simultaneously, countless answers flow into his mind. His body moves accordingly. He replaces damaged components and repairs what can be repaired. In an instant, the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon returns to its original form. Manbyeonggi, watching, mutters.
[So that is Observation. It doesn’t draw obvious attention, but what a wondrous power it possesses.]
Passive Skill: Observation.
It finds answers by observing things.
At B Grade, it transcends merely finding answers—grasping all principles and perceiving the very essence.
For him, repairing the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon was no different than a child’s puzzle. What would take decades of effort to merely understand and touch becomes repaired in an instant.
‘I wish Observation could reach A Grade.’
If Observation’s Proficiency reached A, it would transcend simply knowing answers and perceiving essence.
It would transform into the gaze of contemplation.
Beyond the myriad phenomena of existence, one could comprehend what lies beyond.
In simple terms, it approaches precognition.
From the concept of “seeing,” it reaches a Divine Authority.
Rather than merely a powerful skill, reaching it quickly would benefit every circumstance. Kang Jun-hyeok completed the repairs in an instant.
[Observation Proficiency has risen slightly.]
[63rd Floor Quest Clear.]
[Your reward is determined by your performance.]
[Checking achievement rate……]
[Check complete.]
[Achievement Rate: 100%]
[Perfect Clear. Congratulations! Additional reward is granted.]
[The effect of Title: Perfect Player has been added.]
[9,542 Gold has been awarded.]
[You have obtained Perfect Clear Reward [Active Skill: Chofusion Annihilation Cannon].]
[Perfect Clear Player of 63rd Floor: 1.]
[You alone!]
[Universal Announcement.]
[Congratulations, everyone across the universe! A Perfect Player of the 63rd Floor has appeared. An achievement no one has ever accomplished!]
[Achievement + 3]
[Active Skill: Chofusion Annihilation Cannon]
[Grade: Advanced]
[Proficiency: F]
[Cooldown: 24 hours]
[You fire the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon, which annihilates all things, toward the front.]
The Perfect Clear reward was the Chofusion Annihilation Cannon itself.
Even during the Great War it had been used as the main weapon, so its power was beyond question. The title’s effect was increased understanding of machinery. Unfortunately, that held little use.
When he transmitted the memory to Pixie, she too, like Manbyeonggi, marveled at the effect of Observation.
[Clearing so easily. How extraordinary.]
[250 Starlight.]
Kang Jun-hyeok then, approximately three days later,
When one day remained until the third Universal Quest, visited the Blacksmith.
“You’ve arrived at precisely the right moment.”
“Is it complete?”
“It is. Since the World Tree root itself is such a stable material, it was easier than expected. Here. Take it.”
The Blacksmith handed over a pair of Wrist Guards.
Wrist Guards wrapped in pure root. Within them lay countless forces intermingled.
A graduation item obtained for the first time in this life. With anticipation, Kang Jun-hyeok examined the Wrist Guards.

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