Infinite System Inheritor Return From The Abyss

Chapter 113: Chapter 113: The Mystic Union

After several hours of flying, the helicopter finally approached the U.S. The sprawling cityscape of Washington, D.C., came into view. Seojun looked down at the vibrant capital, The helicopter descended, approaching a large building with a rooftop where people were already waiting, preparing for their arrival.

Alexa leaned toward Seojun, her eyes wide with excitement. "You see that Guild Seojun?! That is the Mystic Union. Their weapons, items, and gear are the best in the world! We're getting our gear from them, and their quality is unmatched."

Seojun listened as Alex added, "The Mystic Union specializes in crafting and enhancing weapons, items, and gear. They're the top guild for creating the finest equipment, and their reputation is well-earned."

As the helicopter landed, Seojun, Alex, and Alexa disembarked and were greeted by two young people waiting by the landing pad. Seojun took in their appearance: both had black hair and striking blue eyes.

Alex leaned in closer to Seojun and whispered, "Those are Mr. Jonathan Hamilton's children—the guildmaster of the Mystic Union. Nathan and Elshienne."

Seojun looked at them, a sense of recognition stirring within him. "Hamilton? Isn't that the family owned the Second Elite university in Korea?" he asked.

Alex nodded. "That's right. They're very influential."

Meanwhile, Alexa, brimming with cheerfulness, struck up a lively conversation with the Hamiltons. Seojun, however, remained observant, his curiosity piqued by the connection.

As the group made their way down from the rooftop, the sound of their footsteps echoed through the stairwell. Alexa was at the front, chatting animatedly with Nathan and Ellisiene. Her laughter and lively conversation contrasted with the more subdued pace of Seojun and Alex, who followed closely behind.

The elevator dinged softly as they arrived on a specific floor. Stepping out, Seojun found himself in what resembled a high-end museum. The floor was spacious, with sleek marble tiles and soft, ambient lighting highlighting the exhibits. Glass display cases were meticulously arranged throughout the room, each one encasing an array of weapons, gear, and artifacts.

Seojun's a bit shock as he took in the scene. Each item was protected by a glass box, allowing unobstructed views while preserving their pristine condition. The displays were arranged by type and importance, from ornate swords with intricate engravings to shimmering armor pieces that seemed to pulse with an otherworldly light.

The system's voice echoed in Seojun's mind, [The weapons, gear, and items here are of exceptional quality. It appears the crafter or artisan is likely blessed by God Kragmer.]

Seojun's curiosity was piqued. He mentally inquired, 'Who is God Kragmer?'

[God Kragmer is a SS-Rank Dwarf God renowned for his unparalleled craftsmanship and blessing of artisans. His favor grants extraordinary skill in forging weapons and artifacts.]

Seojun's gaze returned to the displays. Alex, observing Seojun's intense focus on a particular item, turned and asked, "Is there anything here that caught your attention?"

Seojun remained silent, his gaze fixed on one display case. Inside was an exquisitely crafted sword, its blade a brilliant azure with intricate silver runes etched along its length. The hilt was adorned with precious gems, and the entire weapon exuded an aura of sophistication and power.

The sword's elegance was undeniable. The craftsmanship was so fine that even the slightest reflection of light seemed to dance along its surface, hinting at its remarkable quality. Seojun's eyes followed the delicate engravings, each one a testament to the artisan's skill.

Seojun's thoughts drifted as he admired the sword. 'This is truly impressive. Almost all of these items are S-Ranked. Their craftsmanship is extraordinary, but…'

[These items, while impressive, are nothing compared to what you've got in the Abyss.]

Seojun agreed and Alexa's excitement grew palpable. She hurried to Seojun's side, her eyes sparkling with enthusiasm.

"Isn't this the Moonlight Sword?!" she asked, barely able to contain her excitement. "The one that's said to be able to cut through the sea or anything?"

Elshienne smiled, her eyes twinkling with a hint of amusement at Alexa's reaction. "Yes sister, The Moonlight Sword is a legendary blade. It's famed for its incredible cutting power and the ability to cleave through even the toughest materials, including water."

Seojun's gaze remained fixed on the sword, but he couldn't help but let out a soft, dismissive tsk. The sound was subtle but noticeable in the otherwise quiet room.

Nathan, who had been observing the interaction, narrowed his eyes at Seojun's reaction. Elshienne, too, was taken aback by the sound. They exchanged glances, both feeling a touch of irritation.

Nathan approached Seojun, his tone edged with formality. "Is there something about the Moonlight Sword that doesn't meet your expectations?"

Elshienne joined Nathan, her expression a mix of curiosity and concern. "Yes, we'd like to understand your thoughts. The Moonlight Sword is a revered artifact, and we value its craftsmanship greatly."

Seojun shrugged nonchalantly, At that moment, a faint, ominous presence made itself known, drawing Seojun's attention. He tensed, sensing an approaching threat.

Alexa and Alex, sensing the shift in atmosphere, immediately noticed Seojun's discomfort. Alexa, quick to act, stepped between Seojun and the visibly irritated Nathan and Elshienne. "I'm really sorry about our friend," she said, her tone apologetic and slightly flustered. "Don't mind him."

Nathan and Elshienne exchanged annoyed glances, their irritation growing. They didn't hide their displeasure as they looked at Seojun, their expressions showing clear disdain.

Alexa, with a forced smile, tried to defuse the situation. "How about we focus on the items that Grandpa requested? We wouldn't want to waste any more time."

As the group moved further away, Alex turned to Seojun, his face a mixture of frustration and concern. "You've made an enemy there, Seojun. Nathan and Elshienne are known for their attitudes. I thought you'd be a good friend."

Seojun's eyes narrowed slightly. "I didn't mean to offend them i just tsk. that doesn't mean anything"

Alex sighed, shaking his head. "Well, now we have to deal with the fallout. Hopefully, it won't cause too many problems down the line."

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Alex led Seojun to a quiet roo. The room was modest, with simple furnishings and a window that offered a view of the cityscape. Huno was already there, lounging comfortably in one corner.

"Stay here, Seojun," Alex instructed, gesturing towards a chair. "I'll just go get Grandpa's things."

Seojun leaned back in his chair, glancing over at Huno who lay comfortably.

[You've certainly managed to get on the nerves of the Hamilton siblings. I'm amazed at how effortlessly you can stir up trouble.]

Seojun responded, his tone calm but resolute, 'I wasn't trying to cause trouble. That isn't even the real Moonlight Sword—it's just a fragment.'

With that, Seojun reached into his inventory and pulled out a sword that closely resembled the one in the display case. However, this sword had a distinctive feature: a large, luminous crystal embedded in its center. The crystal gleamed with an ethereal light, setting the blade apart from the one they had seen earlier.

He held the sword up, allowing the light to catch its facets and reveal its true nature.

'This is the real Moonlight Sword,' he continued. 'The crystal is what distinguishes it and gives it its true power. The sword in the display is merely an imitation, lacking the core element that defines its legendary status.'