100 Floors All Master - Chapter 283

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All Master of 100 Floors Episode 283
63rd Floor. Cheonhwa White Star (2)
His body drifted through empty space.
He entered the vacuum of a universe where gravity did not exist.
He could not arrive in a single leap. Crack Movement was an authority that allowed him to teleport within the range his vision could reach. Though Kang Jun-hyeok could see the planet now, calling it within reach was ambiguous at best.
So he would try once more.
[Crack Movement.]
And once more, Crack Movement again.
After activating Crack Movement three times in total, Kang Jun-hyeok succeeded in arriving at Cheonhwa White Star. Eldria muttered as if exasperated.
[You arrived far too easily.]
Upon reaching the 4th Tier, one could leave a planet and travel through the universe.
But it was hardly a simple matter. One had to achieve planetary escape velocity, which meant most who attempted it barely managed to leave their planet only by exhausting their full strength.
In contrast, Kang Jun-hyeok had escaped the planet and arrived at another world in less than ten seconds.
This was the very power of a Victor’s Authority.
Having arrived at Cheonhwa White Star, Kang Jun-hyeok steadied his breathing.
This star was a Wandering Planet.
Since it belonged to no hierarchy, it lacked a stable natural environment. Extreme cold assaulted him. Naturally, oxygen did not exist. The atmosphere drifting through the air was catastrophic poison to humans.
But.
“Exhale.”
Kang Jun-hyeok exhaled and inhaled lightly. By controlling his body and the surrounding environment, the planet’s conditions had no effect on him whatsoever.
He leisurely gathered the materials scattered across Cheonhwa White Star, one by one. Each stone heap lying haphazardly was a treasure beyond measure.
He would have liked to take everything, but that was impossible. Because an obstacle existed here.
Whirr! Whirr! Whirr!
As he collected the materials, an alarm soon sounded. Mechanical fighter jets were approaching from the distance.
[Warning. Warning. Unregistered entity detected. You are ordered to withdraw immediately.]
“Here it comes.”
[Planet Guardian. It has been a while.]
The Mandala Planet’s nature itself was a single barrier.
But Cheonhwa White Star had no such thing.
While it possessed an extreme environment, it was not beyond endurance.
Because of this, fierce disputes had erupted over ownership of Cheonhwa White Star. After hundreds of years of conflict, an agreement was reached, and it became a neutral zone.
Fragments that fell from the planet itself were not interfered with, but direct entry to the planet was strictly controlled at the universal level.
[Warning terminated. Target will be eliminated.]
Screeeee!
Lasers were fired from the fighter jets. Kang Jun-hyeok did not dodge.
Just before they touched his body, the lasers dispersed.
Void Telekinesis Dispersal.
He had deployed a technique from the Ten Thousand Weapons. The fighter jets did not give up and continued their assault. Kang Jun-hyeok, who had been watching them calmly, extended his hand.
“Exhale.”
Absolute World Suppression Domain.
He controlled and suppressed the power embedded in the incoming attacks. Then he reflected it back directly.
Screeeee!
As if the lasers had struck a mirror, they reflected perfectly and flew back toward the fighter jets. The jets could not evade and crashed head-on, beginning to break apart.
“It works.”
The perfect repulsion of power that the Ten Thousand Weapons had displayed—Kang Jun-hyeok had just unfolded it now. Manbyeonggi muttered in a startled tone.
[You should not have achieved the proficiency to handle that technique yet. Is it the power of your control skill?]
“Something like that.”
[Information assessment. Classified as 4th Tier. Response impossible. Transmitting data.]
The fighter jet flickered as it received something. Cheonhwa White Star was a planet managed at the universal level. Even if he were a 4th Tier, he could not enter arbitrarily.
But it did not matter. Before those above could arrive, he would be gone.
After gathering what materials he could from Cheonhwa White Star, Kang Jun-hyeok returned to the planet. He plundered the fragments there and gathered as many of those who had caused the dispute as he could. The moment they had all assembled, he unleashed his power.
“This is mine.”
He controlled his own strength and dignity, releasing them completely.
An indescribable oppressive presence swallowed the surroundings whole. The faces of those who had just moments before asserted their ownership with confidence turned pale white.
“So, disappear.”
Calm yet savage words.
But they carried a power that could not be defied. With those single words, the dispute came to an end.
[63rd Floor Quest Clear.]
[Reward will be determined according to your achievement.]
[Checking achievement rate……]
[Confirmation complete.]
[Achievement Rate: 100%]
[Perfect Clear. Congratulations! Additional rewards have been granted.]
[Title: Perfect Player effect has been added.]
[12,554 Gold has been granted.]
[Perfect Clear Reward [Heap of Cheonhwa Ore] acquired.]
[Players who Perfect Cleared the 63rd Floor: 4.]
[Universal Announcement.]
[Congratulations to all of you in the Universe! A Perfect Player of the 63rd Floor has appeared.]
[Achievement + 2]
The 63rd Floor’s objective was the elimination of conflict. Since the difficulty itself was not particularly demanding, there were a handful of other players who had managed a Perfect Clear.
But their rewards and Kang Jun-hyeok’s were worlds apart. Even among Perfect Clears, distinctions were drawn.
He summoned Pixie and transferred the memory to her. She whistled.
[You’ve made interdimensional travel far too easy. You’ve finally reached the 4th Tier?]
“Yes.”
[No surprise there. It would’ve been odd if you hadn’t reached it by now. Congratulations.]
Pixie fell silent for a moment.
[……Sangyeon is dead.]
“Did you know him?”
[A little. He came to me seeking advice when he was struggling with ability overload. So it happened. He’s really gone.]
Pixie asked in a subdued voice.
[How was he?]
“Strong. He was a great help to me too.”
[That’s good then. For us Defeated Ones, we can’t ask for more than that.]
Pixie smiled, seeming to lighten the mood.
[Then I’ll look forward to what comes next!]
[300 Starlight.]
With the reward, Pixie departed. Manbyeonggi murmured, as if remembering something.
[Now that I think about it, that one was acquainted with Sangyeon.]
“My shoulders feel heavier.”
It didn’t matter. This was a weight he was meant to bear.
[Cheonhwa Ore]
[Grade: High]
[A special white ore that appears only on the Cheonhwa White Star. An exceptionally rare ore that accepts any power endlessly.]
He had procured nearly tens of kilograms of Cheonhwa Ore.
Some of it would be used for Arcana Gem Magic, and some he would bring to the Blacksmith as materials.
The Perfect Player title was a matter of lending weight to words. For Kang Jun-hyeok, it meant little.
Three days later, Kang Jun-hyeok entered the 64th Floor.
[64th Floor Quest.]
[Survive for one week.]
The 64th Floor’s setting was a planet inhabited by all manner of monsters.
The monsters were extraordinarily powerful. 1st Tier beings could be spotted by merely glancing to the side; 2nd Tier was the baseline. Even 3rd Tier monsters appeared here and there—it was a place with a danger level that ranked among the highest in the Universe.
But for Kang Jun-hyeok as he was now, it meant nothing.
He controlled his own power and let it show. He walked among the monsters. They trembled and recoiled in terror.
Monsters were beings more faithful to instinct than any other. And so they could perceive it: that they could not possibly stand against the small existence before them.
Monsters capable of overturning a continent by themselves bowed their own heads of their own accord.
Only the mighty monster that dominated the planet did not yield to Kang Jun-hyeok.
[Roooooaaarrr!]
A Bone Dragon. That dragon, made of bone, had lost its control over Mana—the most powerful force a dragon possessed. But with its mere physical form alone, it was immensely formidable. It held power that ranked among the highest even in the 3rd Tier.
As a being that moved only by hostility, devoid of reason and instinct alike, it charged at Kang Jun-hyeok without hesitation.
Kang Jun-hyeok extended his hand toward the charging head.
There was no wave, no clash of forces. The power dissolved perfectly, as if a feather had merely alighted upon his palm.
[Roooooaaarrr!]
The Bone Dragon flailed its wings in confusion. But the moment that force touched Kang Jun-hyeok’s hand, it was utterly erased. Manbyeonggi murmured.
[Actionless and Unchanging.]
A supreme technique that harmonizes with the opponent’s attack and achieves an immutable state. But that was not all. Kang Jun-hyeok gazed quietly at the Bone Dragon.
He controlled mind and will.
He moved the controlled concept, weaving his aura into it. And he cut down the Bone Dragon.
Shhhhaaaang!
The Bone Dragon’s left wing was severed.
[Heart Sword.]
The sword of the mind.
Both Actionless and Unchanging and the Heart Sword were supreme techniques that only martial artists who had reached the Life-Death Realm could wield. Kang Jun-hyeok was deploying them now.
Kang Jun-hyeok had reached the 4th Tier, but not through martial arts alone. It should have been impossible for him to execute techniques of such transcendent mastery.
Yet there was Control and Observation.
When both Skills reached Grade A, they became a single Authority.
That power, which even interfered with the laws of the Universe itself, allowed him to unfold techniques he could not normally command—as an entirely separate concept.
Nor was this limited to martial arts alone. Kang Jun-hyeok raised his hand.
[Pressure.]
To crush down.
The manifestation of the formidable Telekinesis that Sangyeon had deployed—with it, he had pressed down the entire area. But what unfurled from Kang Jun-hyeok’s hand now was different. He compressed his force with surgical precision, targeting only a specific point. The connection joint of the Bone Dragon’s right wing was pulverized under that concentrated weight.
Crack-crash.
[Shrieeeek!]
The Bone Dragon screamed.
Martial arts, Telekinesis, magic, even Skills.
Kang Jun-hyeok could deconstruct and fragment every concept, wielding each shard at will.
Groan… groan… groan…
The Bone Dragon could not hold. It collapsed.
[64th Floor Quest Clear.]
[Reward will be determined by your Achievement.]
[Calculating Achievement Rate…]
[Calculation Complete.]
[Achievement Rate: 100%]
[Perfect Clear. Congratulations! Additional Reward has been granted.]
[Title Effect: Perfect Player has been added.]
[9,587 Gold has been awarded.]
[Perfect Clear Reward [Bone Dragon’s Bone] has been acquired.]
[Players who have Perfect Cleared the 64th Floor: 1 person.]
[You alone!]
[Universal Announcement.]
[Please celebrate! Everyone throughout the Universe! A Perfect Player of the 64th Floor has appeared.]
[Achievement +3]
The Quest dissolved in an instant. Eldria let out a soft laugh.
“You have grown. Grown so very strong. This presents its own problems, doesn’t it.”
“I suppose it does.”
Ordinarily, those of the 4th Tier were mighty beings who traversed the Universe.
It was rare for them to exist on a single Planet at all. Most Quests could no longer offer Kang Jun-hyeok rewards that satisfied him.
Yet it mattered not. For the Tower itself was something that demanded even such a being as he to stake his very life.
The next Floor—the 65th—was precisely that.
The Floor where Trey Dice, once Earth’s strongest Player, had fallen.
The Floor harboring the Tower’s most vicious traps.

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