The Idle System (A LitRPG series Book 7): Family, Pegaz [learn to read books txt] 📗

and Sarah’s medical practice which was built next to it was missing. The weeds were overgrown in that area like the building was never there in the first place.

He flew to his house and opened the squeaky door, only to find a half-naked man in the middle of the kitchen area, looking at him in shock.

Knitting his brows, John shouted, “Who’re you?”

However, John ignored the man who tried to answer and turned his Scan back on in the system, hoping to find Sarah and Kelly.

In the Scan, he saw the entire village was deserted. There were cobwebs in almost every corner of every house. Wild animals were running about and that man was the only other human besides himself inside the village.

What the hell is going on?

Wait, how did my teleport skill work? That sealed space around the planet I placed should’ve stopped me! Did something happen to it?

John walked out of the house before flying inside the jungle. He came to the spot where Sarah and the puppets had built a house, but the entire area looked like it had never been touched by a human before.

After finding that the cabin was gone, too, John flew to Bahan Kingdom and barged inside the throne room where he saw the king he made a deal with. The king started shouting for John’s arrest and acted like he didn’t know John.

The situation didn’t seem right to John, so he used his Immortal Eye skill and found that the king was a mortal again!

Opening up the universal map in the system, John noticed there weren’t any family icons showing on the planet.

Did Sarah and Kelly leave?

John flew towards outer space to check on the space sealing runes he had placed before he left to transcend, but there weren’t any signs of them.

Instead of trying to figure out where the runes were, John used the universal map to teleport to the Nobody Sect. Maybe Luke had heard of something which could help him.

But when he arrived at the immortal area where the sect was located, he thought he was in the wrong place.

Every building was in ruins while bricks, glass, doors, and even dried blood were spread all over the floor around the buildings. A lot of the buildings were black, indicating they were engulfed by fire at one point in time.

Jamie’s old house was the same, so he flew towards the mission hub. When his Scan picked it up, he saw that the entire thing was just a giant crater that had collapsed.

No matter how long he searched, he couldn’t find a single person. The entire sect was abandoned.

John flew towards the immortal village where Amanda stayed, only to find that was in ruins, too. He carried on to the Northern Kingdom where he finally found some living people.

Walking up to a random person on the street, John asked, “What happened to the immortals area?”

“Are you daft?” the man asked. “Why would—”

“Just answer me!” John shouted as he grabbed the man, causing him to whimper.

“There was a war between immortals over forty years ago!” the man spoke quickly. “We learned about the Immortal War in history class, but it’s been a long time since I left school and can’t remember the details. If you want to get some real answers, then you should go to a library or ask the king’s advisor since he’s a well-educated man.”

John let the man go and ventured to find the king’s advisor.

When his Scan was in range and searched the palace, John was shocked beyond belief.

The king’s advisor was Luke!

Picking up speed, John landed in front of Luke and shouted, “Luke! Have you seen Sarah? Where have you been? What happened to the sect?”

Luke stood there and stared at John, clearly confused by what he was being asked.

“I don’t know anybody named Sarah,” Luke responded. “I’ve been here all day, and what sect are you talking about?”

John knitted his brows. “You do know Sarah, my wife! She was the person that gave you the maps from Adventurers’ Guild!”

But no matter how much John described what Sarah looked like or what events had happened, Luke kept saying he didn’t know her.

When John asked about the Immortal War, Luke then described what was written in the history books. Over fifty years ago, a new sect master named Jeremy May was crowned and not long after, he changed the rules.

The sect would then target anyone for the right price. This created outrage throughout the entire universe, and forty years ago, the Anti-assassin Sect—along with a few other powerful sects—came down to this world and started a war.

The fighting lasted for months, and without any way to escape the planet and no sense of camaraderie between them, the assassins lost.

Jeremy May was publicly executed and the immortals stayed on this planet for over twenty years, making sure they didn’t miss any assassin that might have been hiding.

After listening to Luke narrate what happened to the Rogue Sect, John opened the universal map and found the Anti-assassin Sect’s planet before teleporting there.

When he arrived, he flew to the capital city and found Jason Hendrix, Elder Han, and Chris Han all alive and well.

John felt a hot flush going through his body while his heart beat sped up. It took only a few seconds for the need to vent his anger became too strong to hold it in.

John shouted, “HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO KILL YOU?”

Lifting his hand open, he used the force element in every direction on all three people. When he clenched his fist, all three people were pummelled into paste.

“NOW STAY DEAD!”

Realising he made a mistake in killing Jason too quickly, John went to what was left of him and grabbed Jason’s soul before it disappeared.

Hopefully this still works without the Demon.

Lifting the soul to his mouth, John swallowed it.

It worked, but both of his eyes saw Jason’s past instead of just his right eye. He kept waiting for Jason’s life to reach the point where he