Return of the Sword God-Rank Civil Servant novel Chapter 569

Why was he acting like this all of a sudden?

His gaze was far too intense.

Su-ho asked in a deliberately frightened voice.

“You’re a little scary, Master.”

“Why? You don’t like it?”

“No, it’s not that I don’t like it. It’s just... your eyes are a little scary.”

“I understand very well the kind of honor you seek. But do not abandon swordsmanship. Even if you learn other strange arts.”

“Why would I abandon swordsmanship? Swordsmanship is my foundation and my capital.”

“And yet someone who knows that only just now learned Slow Slash?”

“Ah, well...”

Compared to before his regression, he had definitely learned Slow Slash late.

Slow Slash was a technique that truly shone in places where ordinary sword swings were difficult, like underwater.

“Disciple. I want you not to forget your foundation. Of course, to win the indie game, you will need many kinds of power. But if you do not have the technique that serves as your base and foundation, then when things truly become difficult, what could save you will be gone.”

“I’ll keep that in mind. But how do you know I regressed?”

“How long do you think I’ve been watching you, to ask such a foolish question? I’m a Constellation. And I was attached to you even before your regression, so do you think I wouldn’t be after it? And how do you think you managed to obtain an SS-rank skill at the very end when you weren’t even Guardian God rank?”

“Huh? Wait, don’t tell me that was because of you, Master...?”

“I made a suggestion to the system. I told it that you had more than enough qualifications and conditions, but your Player rank was too low, so you couldn’t break through to Formless Sword. I asked whether it couldn’t do something—if only to let a man about to die feel satisfied.”

The suggestion had been accepted.

And from that point on, the system began to keep an eye on Su-ho and Su-ho’s world.

Because if Sword Demon was speaking this highly of him, then perhaps he might give it even greater amusement than expected.

As a result, Su-ho turned out to be even more talented than expected.

And so his regression had been decided.

“Of course, the one who regressed you was the system, so there’s no need to thank me. The system sometimes grants benefits like regression, past life, or reincarnation to a few particularly talented and promising Players.”

“There are regressors besides me?”

“Of course there are. Did you think you were the only special one among all the Players in the world? Geniuses are everywhere. Just gathering up those brats alone is entertaining enough from the system’s point of view.”

This was something he had never imagined.

There were other regressors besides him.

But now that he thought about it, it also made a certain kind of sense.

Grid had once said that if necessary, the system would even reset a world.

‘It really is a dopamine addict that lives purely for entertainment...’

That damned system.

Just how many worlds and Players was it using as its toys?

“Anyway, now that you’ve finally become a High-grade Player, I’ll personally instruct you from here on.”

“Understood. But how will you instruct me? Do I have to come here every time?”

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