Abdullah spoke in astonishment about the sources of cheating and power he had obtained:
– Is this the luck of the protagonist in a novel?
But what was strange… aren't these sources of cheating, power, and luck making me strong from the very start? Wouldn't it be boring if I were the strongest from the beginning?
That would make the battles weak and without excitement… isn't that right, Pyramid Spirit System?
The Pyramid Spirit System listened to him calmly, then replied:
[Do you think the enemies who were equal in strength to Ra were weak? Ra is stronger than Set and is also considered his spiritual father.]
[And remember, this is a real world with humans and people, not just numbers. If you were weak, do you think the Egyptian gods did not consider sacrificing humans for victory, caring for nothing else—even if it meant only a few humans surviving just to keep humanity going? This possibility wasn't their choice, but it could have been.]
[Therefore, weakness or having an exciting journey is not an option here… the world is heading toward destruction, and your enemies will not give you a chance.]
The system sighed, recalling the First Cosmic War and its horrors.
Abdullah fell silent for a moment, realizing he had become hasty because of his new power, so he tried to calm himself and learn more patiently.
Then he spoke to the system again:
– But Set gave me freedom… I can kill humans or protect them, that's my choice.
He then looked at the system, wondering if he truly had freedom, or if he was just a pawn in the hands of the ancient Egyptian gods.
The system became serious and said:
[True… you alone control your life. You can kill humans or protect them, and I will help you no matter what you choose. I will not tell you "don't kill" claiming it goes against law or human nature—humanity itself may not be here, so that wouldn't matter.]
[But you will choose to protect humans… not because you are a character in a story designed to protect them, but because you are Muslim, and your name is Abdullah. That alone is enough for you to know that Allah will hold you accountable for every choice.]
Abdullah realized that Allah truly chooses the right person at the right time, then asked the system:
– Is the world really heading for destruction? Will I face powerful people and creatures?
The system replied:
[Think of it the other way, boy… this power and these cheat sources you have make you their rival, not the other way around. They have existed for thousands of years, while you've only just begun.]
Abdullah went silent, remembering the Qur'anic verse:
"Allah does not burden a soul beyond its capacity."
And he thought to himself: Understanding the situation is extremely difficult… this story doesn't seem simple at all.
Then he said:
– Alright, let's go back to the stats.
And he added thoughtfully: I really like the Power of Iman… it's strong and protects my soul. I can't believe that ancient Muslims used it in this world without any magical power.
The system said:
[That's right… and there are many things I still cannot read. This is just a basic description, and I believe it has other properties that will appear in the future.]
Abdullah fell silent, then pressed on the second energy.
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Energy of Heka of Chaos and Origin
The purest form of energy, the primordial energy and the origin of everything—before the appearance of Heka and before the Big Bang.
Set reassembled it from all forms of energy: chaos, destruction, darkness, light, creation, wind, sun, primordial water, earth, space, and every other energy, only to revive it anew.
He struck a deal with ###@ to make him a successor who would carry this energy within him.
Activation Conditions:
– Understanding true chaos.
– Realizing that chaos is not just a name or meaningless disorder, but the origin before all things.
Understanding Level: 0%
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Abdullah read this seriously and said:
– Are you kidding me right now?
The previous energy was for protecting the soul from evil and making me stronger in moments of despair, but this one… this is an energy that controls all other energies—and the laws of physics themselves!
I also have a talent called "Physical Growth"… does this mean I'm invincible? I have physical strength, spiritual strength, and control over matter… so what kind of enemies must I face to be their equal?
The system looked at him but didn't answer, knowing Abdullah had to discover it himself.
Abdullah continued reading and asked:
– What is the chosen energy? Are there other energies besides Heka and the Power of Iman?
The system responded:
[Of course… you are Set's heir, so you possess these powerful energies. But other humans use different energies, and don't think they're weak—they're important for leveling up and becoming stronger.]
[These energies are "Ka" and "Ba," and each has its uses, strengths, and weaknesses. I advise you to choose "Ka" because it suits you best.]
Abdullah asked:
– Why "Ka" and not "Ba"? And why not use both?
The system replied:
[Ka is for the body, while Ba is for the mind. You'll understand more when you go to the Global Sinai Academy.]
[As for why Ka—it's because Set and his legacy focus on physical strength. As for why you can't use both… it doesn't matter right now, you'll understand when you reach the third level, and that's still far away for you.]
Abdullah objected:
– But I prefer Ba, because I like using the mind and the power of thought.
[-ـ-]
The system snapped angrily:
[This isn't a game! Your inheritance focuses on the body. And using Ka doesn't mean your mind will become weaker—you'll actually become smarter to a good extent. But if you use Ba, your inheritance won't be strong, you won't make the most of it, and it won't have real value.]
Abdullah noticed the system's tone, then thought again and said:
– You're right… I should develop myself and my inheritance instead of chasing things I'm not talented in.
Abdullah realized that the system, though not an ultimate power itself, was an excellent guide and teacher. If he were alone, he would've done whatever he wanted and regretted it later.
He also understood that Thoth was no simple figure—he had chosen the most suitable system for him.
He then looked at the skill he had created himself and was proud of, as well as his other talent, "Warlord and Weapons Master," and said:
– This is why I stayed stuck at level eight for three years… because of this talent.
The system, seemingly deep in thought, said:
[How did you create this skill? This skill could be considered your strongest cheat source because of its unknown and hidden potential. I was personally shocked you had such a dangerous skill.]
Abdullah replied in surprise:
– Really? This is a strong skill… well, I made it in a moment of enlightenment and maybe a bit of luck. It took me time to get it started.
The system replied:
[There's no luck or enlightenment in creating a legendary-level growth-type skill.]
Then it thought to itself: Could someone be helping Abdullah from behind the scenes?
But how? It's impossible for Set not to know… or maybe he does?
It seems that even I cannot fully understand this world…
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Next Stop: Pattern-Breaking Skill
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"Chapter 50 is here!
If you enjoyed it, tell me your thoughts and ideas.
A heartfelt thank you to those still on this journey with me.
And to those who left: I wish you the best. You might find other stories that suit your taste better—enjoy them! But if you ever return to this novel, know this message is your welcome-back gift.
[Author's Note]
Alright, we're back to this section again—did anyone miss my personal notes?
Now, let's address something I hope a few of you noticed:
So far, there's hardly any major female character besides Abdullah's mother—and even she isn't fully explored, as she's defined by her role (mother/wife).
When female characters are mentioned, they're often just names or have minimal interactions.
Did any of you realize you're reading a webnovel packed with male characters while women linger in the shadows?
And yes—I know there are female reader too (though fewer). I might seem to ignore you, but that's not the case. I promise you:
- Strong female characters are coming—just as layered as the men.
- They won't be mindless, poorly written, or dressed unrealistically.
- They'll have real agency and impact the plot.
As for Abdullah's mother? Her character arc is coming.
Don't assume a woman—whose husband is an Egyptian military legend, whose son is a demonically clever little devil, and whose eldest is the main character—will stay 'just a normal girl.'
We're entering a beautiful phase of the story. Buckle up."