Semua Bab Reborn Before Doomsday with a System: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Vivi paced back and forth in her bedroom, trying to decide what to do now that she had been reborn.The residual panic of her past death had completely faded, replaced by the sharp focus of someone who had already lived through the end of the world.She checked the time. 08:30 AM.Ward was probably sitting in his car or finishing his coffee, expecting her to act like her old self, timid, accommodating, and easily manipulated into paying for dates while Susan reaped all the benefits.Vivi scoffed and shook her head.“No more.”With a cold sneer, she walked over to her desk and opened her laptop. Her fingers hovered over the keyboard for a moment before muscle memory, sharpened by years of surviving in the dark, lawless world of the apocalypse, took over.In her past life, Ward had constantly bragged about his smart investments, his joint business accounts, and the lines of credit he shared with Vivi under the guise of “building a future together.” In reality, he had been using her cle

It was Day Five before the apocalypse.At 10:00 AM, Vivi was fully prepared for her flight to Veridia, which was scheduled to depart at noon.The flight from Rostia to Veridia would take four hours. She would arrive at 4:00 PM, check into a hotel, and get some rest before the midnight phenomenon began.The crystals were humanity’s first true taste of the supernatural, and the key to rising above the coming collapse. They came in three known tiers, each embedding a unique skill directly into the finder.White crystals were the most common, bestowing ordinary, non-combat utilities and granting finders an initial rank between F and D. Blue crystals were far more potent, unlocking powerful abilities and categorizing finders between C and B rank. But Golden Crystals were the ultimate prize.They represented the highest tier of power, granting abilities capable of placing their finders among the A-rank and S-rank.While most people could only safely integrate a single crystal, a rare han

The flight from Rostia to Veridia was indeed a four-hour stretch, and when the aircraft touched down at Veridia International Airport, the afternoon air felt strangely different to Vivi. Every unknown face she saw going about their day had no idea that mere hours stood between them and a cataclysm that would wipe out a quarter of the world’s population. Veridia would even lose its president to the opening wave of monster attacks. Vivi cleared customs without difficulty, carrying her small suitcase, and took a cab straight to a mid-range hotel near the city’s central commercial district. The room was clean, ordinary, and forgettable, exactly what she needed. She didn’t bother unpacking. Instead, she left her suitcase near the door, checked the time, and spent the remaining hours reviewing her mental map of the city’s future anomaly zones. The crystal drop was like a rainfall, and just like rain, it fell heavy in some places and sparse in others. In her past life, Vivi remembered

“Vivi?” Susan called softly, reaching toward her shoulder. Vivi instinctively slapped her hand away. Susan gasped, staring at her in disbelief. “What the hell is wrong with you?” Ward barked, his voice rising with anger. “It’s like you’ve grown two horns overnight! Listen to me, things are changing. The world is about to change completely, and this isn’t just happening here in Rostia. It’s a global event!” He stepped closer, his expression turning serious. “Something is happening to the entire world, Vivi. You need me by your side if you want to survive. You need me to protect you. There’s nothing you can do on your own without me!” Vivi met his gaze without flinching. ‘You? Protect me? After today, I won’t need anyone’s protection ever again.’ Unfortunately, she couldn’t simply tell him to leave and expect him to obey. Ward had always been the sort of person who forced his way into other people’s lives and refused to leave when he was no longer welcome. Just the other day, i

At the Rostia Central Hospital, panicked nurses rushed through the corridors as patients were thrown from their beds. “Get everyone away from the windows!” “Move the patients to the stairwell!” “The elevators are down!” A doctor grabbed the railing as the entire corridor lurched violently. “What’s happening?!” Nobody answered him. The lights flickered, then the ceiling split open. A nurse screamed as a section of concrete crashed down behind her, narrowly missing an occupied bed. “GET OUT! EVERYONE, GET OUT!” But where could they go? The main stairwell had already fractured down the center. Emergency exits were jammed with panicked patients and family members, while outside, the streets were no safer than the building they were trying to escape. A young father carrying his infant daughter stumbled through the smoky corridor, desperately searching for his wife. “Sarah! Sarah, where are you?” He had left her in the maternity ward just minutes before to grab their bags. Now,