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

It was usually not easy to tell when an Amazonian woman that had already given birth once was pregnant if she didn’t communicate it. The reasons were that Amazonian women were massive, that even with a pregnant belly, it was barely visible beneath their muscles and large build.

Usually, it was more visible when they’re younger or had yet to give birth, as their breasts would grow often twice as large, and their bellies might be more noticeable if they aren’t as tall and big as before.

Amazonian people all continue growing even after their first twenty years of life, usually never stopping their growth until the day they die.

This is why the Amazonia Elders can become huge, almost reaching four meters of height, and why Aquarina’s mother was so tall at barely three meters herself.

To compensate for their height, they are packed with muscles and large bones, hence even a pregnant belly wouldn’t be so visible inside of their large torso, especially female Amazonian, who had very wide hips.

Although they are sometimes feared as barbarians, there’s also a lot of people that think they’re the most beautiful human tribe in the world, as they represent the purest, strongest form that the human physique can take.

Aquarina had even heard from her mother that in ancient times, they were sometimes worshipped by the normal human tribes as deities, spirits of the jungle, or sometimes as giants, and given offerings by many.

In exchange, they protected these smaller humans, who were a bit smarter and could make a lot of interesting tools that usually Amazonians didn’t feel the need to create given their gifted physiques and incredible survivability in the untamed wilderness like no other humans could.

“S-So you’re pregnant mom? Really? Wow… I have a little sibling! No way!” Aquarina was still processing it as they walked towards the village. “I’ve never experienced what that feels like… Maybe I’ll finally understand Sylphy a bit more after that.”

“I guess, but it might not be a boy though,” said Nepheline. “Well, not even I am sure what it’s going to be… But I hope it at least has your father’s eyes, or hair, like you.”

“Why?” Aquarina wondered. “Your eyes and hair are also pretty mom…”

“Well your father’s traits are very rare in our tribe, I’ve always found his white hair and blue eyes enchanting,” said Nepheline. “So I hope my kids have a bit of that as well!”

“Yeah, I know…” Shade felt embarrassed. “You don’t have to repeat this every time, Nepheline…”

As they walked towards the village, suddenly, someone ran towards them, greeting them.

“Everyone…! Welcome…!”

She waved her long arms, as her long, dark blue hair waved by the wind as she ran with her slender legs.

“Hm? Oh! Agua! Hey!” Aquarina greeted her, as Silvia, Justicio, and Pyuku ran to meet her.

“Aquarina, you came to see me? Like you promised…” Agua was very happy, she hesitated a bit but ended hugging Aquarina a bit.

“Yep, came to check you out of course, we told you we were your friends, come here,” Aquarina hugged her tighter, and then kissed her forehead. “How have you been?”

“I-I’m good…” Agua blushed a bit over the showcase of affection, making her flustered.

“Yo!” Justicio waved his hand, greeting her.

“Heeey! You look happier than yesterday?” Silvia greeted her with another hug and a kiss on her cheek. “Mooch!”

“H-Hello Silvia, Justicio…” Agua’s eyes were spinning around, being hugged and kissed twice wasn’t what she expected today. “Um, Pyuku, hi as swell.”

“Hey,” Pyuku greeted her with a calm smile. “How’s everything progressing?”

“O-Oh! R-Right…” Agua nodded, calming herself down. “The ritual is still being prepared, but mom said it should be possible to do tonight. So I was wondering if you could stay and help out? Aquarina in specific, seeing your blessings and your spirits of water… it might help out to convince our lady.”

“Sure!” Aquarina nodded. “I-I mean, can I?”

She quickly looked at her parents, who were right behind her… And behind them there were also three powerful Spirits.

“It’s alright,” Nepheline nodded. “Ah, it must be the first time we met. You were certainly not here when we came here years ago… Agua is your name, right dear? I am Aquarina’s mother, Nepheline. You can just call me auntie if you want.”

“O-Ooh…!”

“And I am Shade, Aquarina’s father,” said Shade. “I suppose… you can call me uncle as well, I don’t mind.”

“O-Oohhh…?!”

Agua was shocked to see two heroes out of nowhere, their Auras of Spiritual and Magical Energies were also immense, it was as if two deities had just dropped from the sky for her!

“T-This is incredible! You brought your parents…” Agua muttered. “P-Please wait here. I must tell my mother and the rest of the tribe…!”

She quickly ran back to her village, her long legs helping her make long strides, reaching her village in a matter of seconds.

It seemed that the Everstonian tribe that had adapted to the Oasis’ Jungles were very good at running with their long legs, giving hops as they ran like rabbits.

Their long arms and fingers also most likely helped them climb trees with ease, and Aquarina had noticed the adults had wide arms with a small spike-like growth of keratin in their elbows, apparently this allowed them to swim very well.

Her inner Sylphy found it incredible how people could adapt to their surroundings when affected by magical energies, especially water-element spiritual energies.

As they made their way to the village and were about to reach it, Agua came back with her mother, the gorgeous chief of the village, bringing along a few of her shamans.

“So you must be Agua’s mother, right?” Asked Nepheline. “Nice to meet you.”

“Yes, I am indeed her mother…” the chief said, admiring the two heroes. “It is an honor to be visited by two heroes today… Thank you for blessing our grounds with your divine presence.”

She bowed her head at the same time as her group, making Aquarina feel a bit embarrassed.

“Y-You don’t need to do that! Please stop…” Nepheline facepalmed.

“We aren’t deities or something, we are just humans,” Shade said.

“Such humility…” the chief’s eyes glowed brightly. “I’m moved…”

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