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

The “Divine and Demonic Energy Fueled Core Cyborg” or Nephilim, as Sylphy called her, was a title Aquarina didn’t expect to hear today, especially coming from someone she thought was completely unrelated.

“That is one of her many names I suppose…” Khepri said. “I remember very little about her, but I know her… She was also called Nephilim. She’s… A Demigoddess of sorts, that fell into a coma due to an illness she caught by being exposed to Outer Space Radiation for too long. I… I think the Gods back then tried to help her a lot for some reason, but over time, their mission and ideals twisted, and they used her as a test subject instead. Her father was a God too, someone… very respected, but I don’t remember who it could had been.”

“So you regained your memories you can’t remember?!” Silvia asked, crossing her arms and pouting angrily.

“It’s different you see, I simply regained my state of mind before I went into that slumber,” explained Khepri. “It doesn’t mean my memories before that, which I’ve forgotten due to the long pass of time, have been refreshed. But they exist, vaguely.”

“Oh, so that’s how it works…” Aquarina nodded. “So Nephilim was like a goddess? No, demi?”

“It means she wasn’t as powerful as the other Gods that now make the Thrones,” explained Khepri. “Compared to them, she didn’t take growing stronger too serious and seemed like a really… sad girl.”

“So you interacted with her!” Aquarina said. “She’s indeed a bit weird sometimes but I think she doesn’t remember much of that time.”

“I hope she doesn’t… If your friend found her, and she even became her Familiar, it means she might be slowly healing and getting better,” nodded Khepri. “Her father abandoned her after turning her into that, the other gods deemed her a failure too. It was ironic how they had initially begun to help her out of mercy, but then it turned into just another of their experiments they discarded…”

“Are you sure you never talked with her? You sure sound like you were close with her,” explained Justicio.

“I didn’t talk with her…” Khepri said. “But I was assigned to protect her while she slept in her room within the Mothership.”

“Mothership?” Asked Aquarina.

“A planet-sized spaceship created by the Gods millions of years ago,” Explained Khepri. “The moon you see every day and night… That’s the Mothership, it has taken that shape to camouflage. This world… it originally had no moon.”

“EH?!”

“Well it had this one big asteroid, but it crashed down once,” explained Khepri. “Ahh, I think that’s how they made Cloudia, the asteroid was packed of Gravity Stones, which float. Cloudia was made of that.”

“EH?!”

Revelation after revelation, the party could simply not hold their shock.

The Moon they saw every day was actually a giant ship where the gods lived!

There was once a smaller natural moon that fell from orbit and then the Gods turned it into the Floating Continent, Cloudia!

And above all, Nephilim was the child of a god and also a Demigoddess!

“Ugh, okay, hold on, hold on, are there more revelations you’re going to tell us now?!” Aquarina asked. “I seriously just want to rest for the moment. Can’t we go before you continue?”

“I don’t think there’s much else to address, I’ve told you almost all I know regarding the things you asked,” said Khepri.

“Hold on, didn’t the Gods live in the Divine Realm or something? I remember my mom saying that” suddenly Aquarina remembered something.

“Technically yes,” said Khepri. “I don’t know how it works… But the Mothership is also at the same time a moving Divine Realm. Every God can create a Divine Realm, a different space formed out of their Divinity and Powers. The Gods merged their Divinities with their Ancient Technology to create the Mothership. Its interior… it’s near endless. You would most likely get lost inside.”

“I-I see…” Aquarina gripped her fists tightly, thinking about all of that, and how overwhelming it felt to even think about going to the damn moon and entering that thing to find the Gods inside.

She felt slightly afraid, because she had been thinking about doing such a thing this whole time without even calculating or thinking of the sheer scale of things.

And how all-powerful the Gods truly felt once she learned more about their feats.

“Sylphy… Can we even… do this?”

It was only a dream right now, a hope for the future. A future where they would one day become so strong they could finally confront the Gods and ask them why they were doing these things, and ask them to leave the world and its people.

Of course, Sylphy wanted to solve things peacefully, but it was never going to work, so they were already assuming a full-on war against all the Gods.

Something ridiculous that nobody had ever considered at all before, but that Sylphy somehow did.

Her mind was simply… built different, she thought about ridiculous things, planned them, and then did them.

Perhaps if she didn’t have Alice with her and the miraculous powers of her System and her Endless Mana, she might have never considered such a thing.

But because of these boons, it was no longer a “what if” but a “when”.

It almost felt predestined, and seeing how the Evil Gods had already tried to stomp them down, it was obvious this wasn’t going to end any time soon.

It might only escalate even further over the years…

“I have to grow stronger… Much, much stronger.”

Aquarina’s resolve strangely became stronger though, she needed to become stronger at all costs.

“While we are here, how about we explore the rest of the dungeon? I want to hunt every monster we find,” Aquarina smiled.

“Ah, sure I guess, but let’s have a meal first, I’m starving!” Silvia said.

“We only ate like an hour and a half ago but yeah, I’m starving again,” Justicio nodded.

“Hah, sure!” Aquarina nodded.

She quickly decided to make the delicious lobsters they found here, while Khepri continued chatting and talking about whatever she remembered.

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