SSS Awakening: I Can Class Change at will

"The master, whom you will meet in time, is currently recovering from major injuries he had received during the battle we had at the enemies headquarters. Every one of you will be given the resources you need to become an elite at whatever role you choose."

He paused, and his voice softened again.

"You will be given everything you need to become powerful. You will be given homes here, in the safe zones we are building."

He held out his hand toward the crowd, palm open.

"You lost something when you were cast out. We can give it back. And we can give you the strength to make sure no one takes it from you again."

The crowd began to move.

A few started forward toward the platform, drawn by the promise of something they had stopped believing existed.

Klein watched them come.

His expression stayed calm.

Behind his eyes, the calculation continued. He knew exactly what percentage of them would follow him. He knew exactly which ones would need additional pressure later. He knew which stories would need to be reinforced and which grievances would need to be cultivated into full ideological commitment.

But none of that showed on his face.

The dark organization’s next generation was being recruited.

♢♢♢♢

Three days after returning from Sierra’s training session, Moon felt like his body had returned to its prime.

Better than that. It was better than ever.

The gains from the natural treasures had taken root. His mana channels had finished their reintegration. When he moved, everything responded the way it was supposed to.

But sensations could be deceiving.

Moon knew from experience that placebo effects were real. His body could feel great and still be running below its actual limit. Before committing to the trip to the Second Sanctuary, he wanted verified data.

He headed to one of the more advanced training rooms.

The chamber was reinforced to withstand Surpasser-level attacks. The dummy at the center of the room was rated for Surpasser-level strikes and had a full sensor array embedded in its frame.

He started small.

Testing his strength, endurance, and agility. Everything felt smooth.

Then, he cast Frost Pillar next. A Rare-rank skill with a relatively high mana cost, but still not among his most taxing. A pillar erupted from the floor and began firing autonomously at the dummy.

His mana channels handled it without complaint.

After some thinking, he decided to test one of his most mana-taxing attacks.

’Lightning Raiju.’

The purple wolf coalesced in his hands with a menacing look.

Moon controlled it for a moment before releasing it toward the dummy.

The wolf tore across the chamber and struck the target’s chest.

Lightning crackled across the dummy’s frame for several seconds before finally dissipating. But the number on the counter kept climbing well past the strike itself, as the sensors continued to measure the residual damage.

The counter stopped at 55,520.

Moon smiled.

His lightning wolf was hitting at a level comparable to a Five Star Evolver’s combat output. And not a fresh Five Star but an intermediate one.

More importantly, he felt no strain.

His body was operating well within its comfortable range even at this output level.

He was ready.

Moon pulled out his phone and sent Tom a message.

’Body’s fully recovered. Heading home this afternoon, then to the Sanctuary in a few hours after that. Thank you for everything.’

Tom wasn’t at the estate today. He was tied up with a full slate of board meetings across the city. Moon didn’t expect an immediate reply.

He sent Selene and Yara a message next.

They met in the lounge shortly after.

Each of them had their belongings packed and tucked into their respective storage rings.

Tom’s household staff led the three of them to the private orbital pad.

The lead butler bowed slightly as they boarded.

"Safe travels, Sir Moon. Madam Selene. Miss Yara. The staff will miss you."

Moon nodded his head in thanks.

The orbital lifted off silently.

The trip back to Moon’s home passed in a blur.

The three of them sat in the cabin, watching the city pass beneath them.

They landed at the private pad near his mansion.

The building was exactly as he had left it. Untouched by the attacks that had leveled other parts of the city. His previous house had been destroyed months ago during the first attack of the Dark Organisation. But this newer property, sat in a completely different zone. The attacks hadn’t come near it.

Moon walked through the front door and felt an odd sense of peace.

He set his stuff down in his room and made his way to the main living area.

Selene and Yara were already there.

Moon sat beside the two girls. Then he spoke.

"I’ll be heading to the Second Sanctuary in a few hours. I’m going to miss you two."

The two of them looked up.

Selene nodded.

"I’m heading back today too."

"Same. I will get some practice in the Sanctuary before my next training session." Yara added.

Moon nodded.

"Good. That works. We’ll keep in contact. Once or twice a week. It’s good to check in with each other. Cool off every now and then. Even if we’re all training separately, we should stay connected." His eyes drifted to Selene as he spoke.

Selene met his gaze. Then her cheeks colored slightly, and she nodded shyly.

"Yes..."

Yara smiled at both of them without saying anything.

Moon wasn’t worried about incorrectly diagnosing his body. He couldn’t wait for Stacey to return, she would be busy for the next two days. Besides, he had seen her the day before, and she had also predicted he would be healed by today.

The trio made their way to the nearest Second Sanctuary portal, which wasn’t far. They bid each other farewell, and wished each other a good hunt before each entered the portal.

Moon felt the usual feeling of teleportation before arriving back at his base inside the Floating Island.

’Finally back...for real this time.’

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