After five days of continuous hunting, Ryan finally checked his entire inventory.
There were undead materials, weapons, armor, skill books, talents, Death Energy resources, and several rare evolution materials.
He also checked his status.
Most of his attributes had reached the current limit of 999.
Ryan stared at the numbers for a few seconds.
"All of them are at 999."
He tried to add more points, but the system wouldn’t allow it.
[Attribute has reached the current limit.]
Ryan frowned.
"So I can’t increase them anymore."
He wasn’t too bothered by it.
He have reached the stats limit of his current rank, he can always increase his stats after breaking through next rank.
Instead, another problem came to his mind.
"Now, how am I supposed to explain all of this to Mom and Dad?"
Ryan looked at his inventory.
He had obtained several powerful talents, multiple high-rank classes, rare materials, and even an S-Rank class.
There was no way he could simply tell them that he had obtained everything through Perfect Loot.
That talent was too valuable.
If other people discovered its true ability, they might start targeting him.
Ryan leaned back in his chair.
"I can tell Mom and Dad about some of it, but I can’t tell them everything."
He trusted his parents, but the more people who knew about Perfect Loot, the greater the chance that someone else would eventually learn about it.
Ryan rubbed his forehead.
"And I can’t exactly explain how I got multiple powerful talents and classes."
"It’s too broken and dangerous talent for others to know"
He thought for a while before coming up with a simple explanation.
"I’ll just tell them I found some special treasures inside the dungeons."
Ryan nodded.
"That should be enough."
He could explain that while hunting inside the dungeons, he had discovered several unusual inheritance items and treasures.
As for the powerful talents and classes, he could say that some of the treasures allowed him to obtain them.
It wasn’t completely true, but it was close enough to the truth that he wouldn’t need to create a complicated story.
"Now, I can give Dad the Death Conjurer talent and the Death Bone Body talent from the Death Knight," Ryan muttered as he looked at the two cards.
"As for Mom, the Vampire Blood Magic talent and the Fallen Priest’s Corrupted Magic talent should be good for her."
He nodded in satisfaction.
"It’s a pity that my sister still has a few years before she can awaken. Otherwise, I could have given her some of these powerful talents and classes too."
Ryan knew that his parents were both Awakened.
His father had a Farmer Class, an E-Rank class focused mainly on farming and plant cultivation.
His mother had a Healer Class, a D-Rank class that specialized in healing and support abilities.
Neither of them had awakened a talent.
Thanks to their company, they had already reached the fifth floor of the Ascension Tower.
However, because neither of their classes was focused on combat, they had yet to reach even Rank 2.
"Things are going to change now."
Ryan smiled.
"I wonder if Dad will also get Class Enhancement."
He looked at the Death Knight class card.
"If I use the Death Knight Class as an enhancement material for his Farmer Class, I wonder what his class will evolve into."
Ryan became curious.
"A Farmer with Death Energy..."
He started imagining the possibilities.
"Maybe he’ll become some kind of Death Farmer or Necrotic Farmer."
Ryan chuckled.
"As for Mom, her Healer Class should evolve after receiving the S-Rank Fallen Priest Class."
"That should give her a much stronger healing class."
Ryan nodded.
He didn’t need to worry about his parents anymore.
With the rewards he had collected, both of them would become much stronger.
Ryan then recalled his summons.
One after another, the Spirit Wolf, Spirit Serpent, Blizzy, Orc Shaman Chief, and Black Water Wyvern returned to their respective soul spaces.
The dungeon became much quieter.
Ryan checked his inventory one final time before turning toward the exit.
"That’s enough for today."
He walked out of the Skeleton Paradise Dungeon.
The moment he stepped outside, the sunlight hit his face.
Ryan stretched his arms and took a deep breath.
"Let’s go home."
He booked a cab and left for the Ascension Association.
He have a lot of item to sell after all.
Ryan soon arrived at the Ascension Association.
He entered the building and walked toward the material exchange counter.
Ryan had brought a large amount of loot with him, so he chose one of the larger counters instead of the normal one.
The receptionist looked at him and then at the storage devices Ryan placed on the counter.
"Is this all for sale?"
"Hmm" Ryan nodded.
The receptionist nodded and began checking the items.
At first, she didn’t seem too surprised.
Most Awakened brought dungeon materials to the Association after hunting.
However, her expression slowly changed as she continued checking Ryan’s storage devices.
"There are a lot of materials here."
"Yeah. I spent quite some time in the Skeleton Paradise Dungeon."
The receptionist looked at Ryan again.
He was only a Rank 0 Awakened, yet he had brought an enormous amount of high-level undead materials.
She continued checking the items.
Bones.
Death Crystals.
Undead Cores.
Death Essence.
Magic materials.
Monster blood and other crafting resources.
There were also several pieces of equipment Ryan didn’t need.
After nearly an hour of checking and calculating the value, the receptionist finally finished the evaluation.
"Sir, the total value of the materials you’ve brought is approximately 1.34 billion AC."
Ryan raised an eyebrow.
"That much?"
The receptionist nodded.
"Yes. Most of the value comes from the high-level undead materials. Some of them are rarely brought to the Association in such quantities."
Ryan nodded.
"Transfer the money to my Awakened Card," he said, handing her the card.
The receptionist nodded and processed the transaction.
A few minutes later, she returned the card.
Ryan checked the message on his phone and saw that the money had been transferred successfully.
"Thank you."
Ryan put his card away and left the counter.
He then headed toward the skill exchange section of the Association.