Xavier

“Patience, I need a bit more patience. I just have to channel my inner Savant. Not too much, though; I wouldn’t want to start forfeiting.”
― Cerim, Hell Difficulty Tutorial: Book Five

“Everyone takes some materials from the storage, careful to maximize value for weight, and when they are done, I step toward the anvil, activating [Ley Line]. All of the mana in my body disappears, along with the anvil. A third of my reservoir disappears, and the hammer with it. The two remaining thirds of my reservoir disappear and take the fragmented golden chains with them. Using the last remaining bits of my mana, I touch a specific [Ley Line], and within a flash, my [Mana Crown] appears over my head. The exact same design as the Witch’s, just a different color. My mana seeps into my body, filling it and my reservoir as well, and I continue to send all the materials I can away, totally emptying the store room. [Ley Line - Level 38 > Ley Line - Level 39] My crown then disappears as well, returning to float over the bust far away, and I face the shocked members of the expedition. The Witch Impossible. The space here is too unstable for long-range teleportation, yet he managed it. Even after the activation, I couldn’t trace where he sent the materials. And that crown, too, it’s a lot more full than I had expected when I sensed the familiar skill on him. (Underestimate humans, Melel, and they’ll surprise you. Always have.)”
― Cerim, Hell Difficulty Tutorial: Book Six

“A couple of minutes later, she came upon another creature. This one literally looked like a monster roach, complete with chitinous plates and wiggling antennae. Monster-sized roaches. Sure. I wonder what they’re called here. [Monster Roach – lvl 192] “Really?” she asked, looking up toward where the sky would be, somewhere beyond the thousands of meters of ground.”
― Rhaegar, Azarinth Healer: Book Three

“However, I want you to know that your business is your own and I have no interest in knowing it.” “That’s good and all, but I’m in a time loop.” Esgarius appeared dumbfounded. “I’ve lived through this day thousands of times.” The man’s face twisted in confusion. “So, knowing that, can we work on a deal where I get to make things for you, and you provide me with money?” “…This is the single most outrageous thing I’ve ever heard,” Esgarius said and then smiled while extending his hand. “You have a deal!” Well, that was easy! The man hadn’t even asked for Orodan’s name! It was refreshing to meet a merchant so greedy that he accepted the time loops without any questions.”
― X-RHODEN-X, The Stubborn Skill-Grinder In a Time Loop 4: A LitRPG Adventure