Lahat ng Kabanata ng Reborn Before Doomsday: My System Has Infinite Storage : Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 5

I woke up screaming, my body shooting upright so violently that my head spun, and I wrapped both arms around myself and squeezed my eyes shut, bracing for teeth and claws to finish what they had started. I could still hear the screams, still feel the crushing weight of the zombies and the unbearable pain that had swallowed me before everything went black, but nothing came. I held my breath through one second, then another, and when nothing bit me or grabbed my ankle, I slowly opened my eyes.There was no blood, no rotting corpses, no zombies. I looked down at myself and ran my hands over my arms, my stomach, my legs, my neck, as if I needed proof that I was still whole, and apart from a dull ache behind my eyes, I felt nothing but fine. Too fine.The room around me felt strangely familiar. The bed beneath me was the one I used to sleep on, the curtains hung slightly crooked from the time I had tried to fix them and given up halfway, and when I caught the smell of stale coffee I turned

I sat staring at the empty space where the panel had been, still half in a daze at what I had just pulled off. The system had passed its first test, and it had worked flawlessly. I sank onto the edge of my bed and tilted my head to one side, running a thumb along my jaw while my thoughts spun in circles.I still had no idea why I had this system or where it had come from, and I decided that question could wait. What mattered was that it belonged to me now, and I intended to use every bit of it to prepare for what was coming.First, I needed to understand exactly what I was working with. I closed my eyes and whispered, "System," and a chime answered almost instantly.Ding!The panel reappeared, and I remembered I had been in the middle of exploring it before Marie's pounding had cut me off. As soon as the thought crossed my mind, the writing on the screen shifted on its own.Host, would you like to continue? a voice asked inside my head at the same moment the words appeared, and I nodd