Alle Kapitel von Reborn Before Doomsday: My System Has Infinite Storage : Kapitel 101 – Kapitel 105

I carried the jade pendant back to the compound wrapped in the same careful silence that had settled over all of us since the facility collapsed behind us. Cassian's words kept circling through my mind the entire drive home: This isn't the first time the world has ended. The system's own message had confirmed something even stranger. Original Apocalypse Timeline: Invalid. Whatever I thought I understood about my own rebirth, about the strange gift that had carried me through the past several months, none of it felt solid anymore.I found Dr. Whitlow waiting in the small lab space we'd set up for him within the compound, and I laid the jade pendant on the table between us without preamble."I need you to examine this," I said. "Properly. Whatever equipment you have access to, use it."He studied the pendant with obvious fascination, the exhaustion that had followed him since his rescue briefly giving way to genuine scientific curiosity. "May I?"I nodded, though something in my chest t

I couldn't let the revelation go, not after everything the captured attacker had told me. I spent the following two days testing every function the system had ever given me, searching for anything that might reveal what it was actually hiding.I ran through Inventory, checking every corner of storage space for hidden compartments similar to the one that had contained the black metal box. I tested Duplication repeatedly, pushing against its limits to see if urgency might reveal capabilities I hadn't previously discovered. I reviewed every mission the system had ever assigned me, searching for patterns or clues buried in language I might have overlooked in my exhaustion. I pushed Combat Analysis and every spatial ability I'd unlocked, hoping something might shake loose an answer the system had otherwise refused to provide.Nothing worked, at least not directly. The system remained frustratingly silent about its own origins, refusing every attempt to probe deeper than it wanted to allow.

The outside world offered no reprieve from the weight of what we'd discovered beneath the sanctuary. Food shortages had become impossible to ignore even for the most stubbornly optimistic observers, grocery store shelves standing empty for days at a time before sporadic, incomplete restocking briefly filled them again. Power failures spread across increasingly wide areas, no longer isolated incidents but a steady, creeping unreliability that made ordinary life exhausting even for people who hadn't yet grasped the full scope of what was actually happening.Travel had grown genuinely dangerous, roads clogged with stalled vehicles and increasingly desperate people, enough that Kael restricted our supply runs to only the most essential trips, always with full security accompanying anyone who left the compound.Governments finally began issuing emergency warnings that matched the severity of what I already knew was coming, careful language finally giving way to blunter acknowledgment that