Apocalypse Rebirth: My Infinite Space System

Chapter 1"Kyaaaa!"Mira jolted upright in bed, gasping for air. Her eyes flew open and her heart slammed against her ribs like a trapped animal. Her hands flew to her chest, gripping her thin nightgown so hard her fingers trembled. Cold sweat drenched her skin, soaking through the fabric.What was that? she thought, her breath ragged. A dream? No. That felt far too real to be a dream.Within seconds, a phantom pain flared in her throat. Her neck felt parched and burning, as if the flesh had been torn apart all over again. Her hands found their way to her throat in panic. What's going on? Gritting her teeth, she felt cold sweat dripping down her temples.And at that moment, a translucent, pale blue window materialized directly before her eyes.[Host, the Apocalypse Survival System has been activated.][Regression fully executed.]What is it talking about? Regression? She let go of her throat despite the lingering pain.Before she could process the floating text, the bedroom TV, left o

Back in the master bedroom, the heavy front door slammed shut behind Mira, echoing through the empty hallways.Julien stood by the window, his chest heaving as he watched her slim figure roll a single, small suitcase down the driveway. His face still burned from her slap, but a smug, arrogant grin slowly spread across his lips."Foolish woman," Julien muttered, spitting a bit of blood into a tissue. "Does she really think she can survive out there on her own?"Mrs. Vance limped over, holding an ice pack against her swollen jaw, her eyes spitting fire. "Julien. How could you just let that crazy woman walk away like that? She hit me. She hit Chloe. You should have called the police and had her locked up.""Relax, Mother," Julien scoffed, tossing his phone onto the mattress. "Let her go. She has no job, no family backing her up, and not a single cent to her name. All her money has been sitting in my corporate accounts for years. Without me, she won't even be able to afford a hot meal by

Chapter 5: Infinite Space and Unwelcome GuestsBack in the grand living room of Villa No. 1, Mira sat with her eyes closed, exploring the newly awakened dimension attached directly to her consciousness.With a single thought, her mind entered the Infinite Space.It was a vast, boundless subterranean dimension bathed in a soft, ethereal light. The ground beneath felt solid and smooth like obsidian, extending endlessly into the horizon.As she tested the space, the system interface displayed its core rules and mechanics:[Infinite Space: System Operating Rules] * Absolute Time Stasis: Physical, chemical, and biological decay are completely frozen. Boiling water will remain scalding forever; frozen ice will never melt; fresh-cooked food will never spoil or lose heat. * Instant Spatial Transfer: Items within a ten-meter physical radius can be stored or retrieved instantly with a simple mental command. * Environmental Isolation: Living creatures cannot be stored, but organic matter, see

Mira watched the high-definition thermal monitor, her eyes narrowing into cold slits.Julien. He really thought he could hire private security lackeys to breach a military-grade fortress just to steal back what he believed was "his."Down at the lower boundary wall, the two mercenary guards clipped through the high-voltage perimeter sensors using insulated wire cutters. They had no idea that Villa No. 1 wasn't wired to a standard local security alarm—it was connected directly to an automated defense mesh managed by the system.A soft, translucent blue window popped up right before Mira's eyes.[Host, unauthorized intrusion detected within the 10-meter spatial perimeter.][Automated Defense System or Infinite Space Extraction available.][Objective: Neutralize the threat and protect your fortress.]Mira didn't hesitate. She didn't call the police. In twenty-nine days, the police wouldn't exist anyway. This was the perfect chance to test her system in a real-combat scenario.She walked d

The armored SUV tore through the winding mountain descent, its reinforced steel frame vibrating as the high beams cut through thick, sulfurous wisps of smoke drifting up from the valley floor. Down below, the sprawling metropolis looked like an overturned, dying lantern grid—flickering streetlights, chaotic spirals of red tail-lamps trapped in massive highway gridlocks, and sprawling dark patches where entire sub-stations were already shorting out.Mira’s hands remained perfectly steady on the custom leather steering wheel. Her eyes didn't linger on the burning horizon or the destruction below; instead, they flicked rhythmically between the mountain road and the dual GPS screens mounted to her dash. On the primary terminal, the main arterial highway leading directly toward the coast was highlighted in a deep, static crimson line—a completely dead jam."Siren alerts deployed six minutes ago," Mira said aloud to the empty cab, her voice cool and devoid of panic as she tapped a bypass ro