Reincarnated With A Glitched System: Why Is My MP Not Running Out?

Tier 8.

It is said that not many had ever achieved such a Tier.

And those that did across the entire world, at least humans, were less than ten thousand across all of history.

Most veteran adventurers, hunters, mercenaries, and so on, would only achieve Tier 7 at most.

The wall between Tier 7 and 8 was so big that not many could ever overcome it through their entire lives.

Long lived races like elves, however, could eventually achieve it through hundreds of years of passive magical and spiritual cultivation.

But to primarily cultivate the body to Tier 8, as a human with a short human lifespan? Only heroes had done that at Aquarina’s age!

And even then, she already beat her mother and a couple other heroes before her…

At the tender age of 17, Aquarina already reached Tier 8…

At this stage, a person would become beyond superhuman, and possess power that some would even compare to Demigods in some areas.

Although at the end, they were still mortals… the power of cultivating a Divine Concept would only open at Tier 10.

That is, if Aquarina didn’t possess the System, the Dragon Heart, and her amazing inherited bloodlines from both parents backing her up.

In that case, the impossible could be achieved, and her powers, merged together, could even reach even higher lengths…

Although it wasn’t well developed yet, it was there, a bright, the brightest spark within her Dragon Heart.

A Divinity Spark.

It was small, as small as an ant if not smaller…

But it had formed against all odds.

Her resolve, her training, her efforts, and her love and emotions…

They gave birth to this impossibility.

In that moment that Aquarina defied Fate, she achieved a feat never seen before.

Her parents as she slept back then, talked about this, about what she had reached, about what she had achieved.

Pyuku was with her, sleeping as well, being her pillow and even her bed for a bit, spreading his slimy body into a comfortable and cold bed of gum-like texture, she had done so much that he didn’t mind being used as an emergency bed, just so Aquarina wouldn’t have to sleep on the rough stone floor of the Dry Steppes.

“Aquarina… She… She has a Divinity Spark, I’ve already confirmed it three times,” her mother sighed.

“I can’t believe it…” her father said.

“What she has done is… Is it the first in the world?” wondered her mother.

“I have no idea, maybe or maybe not…” said Shade. “Although I think Sylphy got something similar, right?”

“Ah right,” nodded Nepheline. “Hahaha, that girl’s just as crazy as our own!”

“Hmm…” Shade nodded. “Aquarina is cultivating a new path, she has converged our bloodlines, her elements, all the many things she had and merged them. I don’t know if she’ll even be the hero of the seas or whatever anymore. She’s definitely becoming her own… her own thing.”

“Hahaha, isn’t that amazing though?” giggled Nepheline.

“Yeah, I’m just… a bit worried about her health,” Shade said. “What she did could also be considered an evolution of Abyssal Embodiment. Something I had once thought I completely mastered. Yet Aquarina here, redefined what Abyssal Embodiment was and made it something completely different. I’m baffled.”

“Hmm, well! We’re here to watch over her and see that everything goes alright and fine,” said Nepheline with a bit of a giggle. “Let’s rest for now, she needs to sleep.”

“Yeah, let’s rest,” Shade nodded.

And then the night passed, and Aquarina came back to the village. No longer was she looked down as a “junior” anymore, she was now respected more than ever before.

“A-Aquarina, you truly did it?! And so fast! I-I am completely… and honestly baffled,” Svana, who was always laughing and cheerful made a face that somehow made Aquarina feel really good.

“Yeah and I punched my way up! No digging or whatever,” said Aquarina. “Honestly I was tired of doing something like that… So?”

“Well you pass, I’m just amazed… Amazing, you even reached Tier 8!” Svana said. “Well done, Aquarina! You’ve truly earned yourself the respect of the entire village! You’re no longer a trainee of one of us, this is your home!”

“Uh, I would prefer to not stay here for much longer…” Aquarina groaned.

“Hahaha! She meant that she is very grateful!” said Nepheline, nervous over her daughter’s loose tongue.

“Y-Yeah!” nodded Shade.

And since then, Aquarina moved forward from there. She continued her path and trained more and more, until now, where she was finally told by her mother she had been qualified all this

damn time.

“It has been a year already, huh… Time passes faster than I thought.”

She recalled all these memories while glancing through the window of her house, a huge house made of stone in the Everstone village.

“It sure does! See? It wasn’t so bad… Now, another year more!”

Her mother joked around with her while they had breakfast, which included freshly baked naan bread, roasted meat, curated meat, cheese, unique fruits that grow in cactuses, and also

a lot of mushrooms harvested from caves inside mountains.

“Another?! Just let me do the trial already!”

“Hahaha! I know! Sorry, sorry, I was joking. You’ve already been qualified to do the trial.”

“Really?!”

Aquarina became excited instantly.

“Yes! I already talked with Svana, and she said you’ve been qualified for well over two

months,” laughed Nepheline.

“WHAT?! And why didn’t she tell me!” Aquarina angrily said.

“She wanted you to master your new abilities first,” said her mother. “After all this isn’t the

only training you’ve gone through anyways, right?”

“Ugh, yeah…” Aquarina groaned. “Just recalling everything makes me sick though, but it has been quite a while since that last trial where I had to dig my way up, and I ended punching everything, heh. That shocked her quite a lot when we told her.”

“Yes it was… insane,” sighed her mother. “Don’t try doing something like that in the trial, okay? One day you’ll end up tearing your own hands apart! You stubborn brat!”