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

The Delicious smell of the seafood soup and the seafood rice slowly woke Silvia and Justicio from their short nap, who were still rather tired and exhausted. Thanks to Pyuku’s body temperature, they were kept warm and cozy over his bed-bodies, and Agua kept watch on them while conjuring warm water to help them keep the warmth into their bodies.

“Alright, Agua, can you help me feed them? Khepri and Undine too,” Aquarina walked to their side, carrying the pot full of seafood soup.

“Sure…” Khepri nodded, summoning her ornament for more precise movements. “Let me feed Silvia, this is partially my fault too, my magic is very Mana draining.”

“Alright then,” Aquarina nodded. “I’ll help out Justicio then… His little spirit could hardly do anything, it is a little larva after all.”

“Gyuuhh!”

The little larva-like spirit that Justicio had contracted with was the “leftover” of a mighty Alchemy Spirit that Aquarina had unknowingly created.

This Spirit had tried to fight Justicio while he was refining his new Physique and obtaining a new Beast Aura, and after being ultimately defeated, it fused with his Aura and body, giving him new Physique and also a Beast Aura.

However, the insect didn’t disappear, turning into a smaller form, Justicio knew that he would never have an opportunity like this, so he ended making the little larva his familiar.

It was an unprecedented event by itself, nobody had ever made a Alchemy Spirit Beast their Familiar, they simply were too different than spirits.

But Justicio did it somehow, and for that Aquarina had to recognize he was kind of cool.

“Ugh… A-Aquarina?” he slowly opened his eyes. “Smells good… I-Is it soup?”

“Yep, once we’re done with this you’ll owe me one, you heard me?” Aquarina sighed, letting Justicio rest over her thighs.

“A-Ah… thanks…” Justicio sighed, as he was slowly fed by Aquarina, as if he was taking care of him like a mother.

“Is it good?” wondered Aquarina with a serious face.

Justicio felt embarrassed, blushing a bit.

He had never gone through such an experience with a girl before.

Being taken care of like this, even sitting over Aquarina’s mighty thighs, even though there was Pyuku in between, and also her beautiful face close by, while she fed him a delicious soup.

It was a thing of dreams for a young man like him…

“Y-Yeah, it’s really good… Thank you Aquarina… for everything.”

“Heh, you better be thankful you little bastard.”

Aquarina’s eyes glowed bright red.

“Don’t get too cocky, I’m not doing this again, you heard me?”

“E-Eek! Ok! Ok, don’t get mad at me! Dammit! Y-You ruined the moment…”

Justicio shed a few tears as he quickly realized that Aquarina was never going to be that girl of dreams at all.

“What moment are you even talking about you moron? Now eat up the damn soup! I am not your mom to be serving you all the time like this!”

“Aaack! Guurrgh!”

Aquarina forced down the soup into Justicio’s mouth, it burned his tongue a bit, and he ended drinking it all on a fell swoop.

Gulp, gulp, gulp…!

Alongside a lot of chunks of meat and potatoes, which were very tasty as well.

“Ugh?!”

Justicio felt his entire body regaining a lot of heat, and then…

FLAAASH!

Mana!

This energy that was the lifeblood for beings of this world rapidly fueled his entire body once more, making Justicio feel much better.

“Haaah… I feel better now,” he slowly sat down, standing up. “Ugh…”

“Careful dumbass! Don’t just go walking around, sit down and eat rice,” said Aquarina, grabbing him and pushing him over Pyuku’s bed again.

“Ugh… okay… you’re so mean…” Justicio sighed. “Like a very mean mom.”

“I’m not your mom!” Aquarina groaned, about to bite his head off.

“I’m sorry I was joking!” Justicio cried, as he started eating the rice. “Hmm! Yummy! It’s yummy! Thanks… thanks for the rice!”

“Okay calm down, you’re going insane now, geez,” Aquarina walked away. “The steaks should be done… How’s Silvia?”

She walked towards her friend, finding Silvia also recovering better as she was gently fed soup by Khepri.

“Is it yummy, Silvia?” Khepri caressed her master’s silky hair.

“Y-Yeah…” Silvia cutely drank soup one spoon at a time. “Thank you Khepri… I didn’t think you would do this for me.”

“Ah, it’s kind of my fault you got Mana Fever, sorry,” said Khepri. “You’re almost done with the soup, here’s some potatoes and whatever this meat is.”

“Hmm… It’s good…” Silvia slowly sat down. “I’m still tired but I feel better now, like I can finally breathe… and my body isn’t as cold either.”

“That’s nice!” Aquarina nodded from the side. “Agua, come help me out serve more food. You’re also eating right?”

“A-Ah! Yes, thank you… But… Um, heroine, I’ve done something bad. Is it okay for me to go unpunished?” she looked thoughtful, making Aquarina feel a bit bad for the girl.

“You haven’t done anything bad, calm down,” Aquarina petted her head. “You’re a good girl and you only had good intentions with what you said. Don’t sweat the details. Let’s eat.”

“Haaa… Okay,” Agua nodded adorably, as she helped Aquarina out.

Eventually, all friends gathered around the fire to eat up a big feast. Pyuku, Undine, and even Leviathan joined into the feast, Khepri also ate some food, saying it was yummier than she thought those monsters could be.

“Oh yeah! I’m feeling good!”

“I can feel the power course through my body!”

Silvia and Justicio had fully recovered after eating their fill, flexing their muscles in their arms, chest, and stomach.

“Stop flexing and help me clean the damn place, we’re going down so let’s make sure to not leave a mess behind.”

“Okaaay…”

“Yes ma’am…”

Once having cleaned, the group walked downstairs, reaching Floor 2.

The decorations, floor, ceiling, and everything hadn’t changed, resembling an ancient, undiscovered temple that might have once belonged to some ancient tribe or race of people.

People that resembled sea snails given humanoid forms…

“Wooow! The wall has carvings!” Silvia said.

“It looks interesting… just how old is all of this?” Justicio wondered.

“Very,” said Aquarina, focusing into the distance. “Let’s go.”

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