1993, New York City, Queens.
Victor Lane, now eighteen years old, was sitting quietly in a local library. A thick book lay open on the desk in front of him, but his eyes were not scanning the pages. Instead, he was staring off into space, focused entirely on the faint, flashing icon hovering in the lower left corner of his vision.
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He had been waiting for this exact moment for years. He had read and heard countless stories of transmigrators who gained their system only after turning eighteen. The icon flashing in his sight was the confirmation he had hoped for. It had to be connected to his cheat.
Victor, or Vic as most people called him, was not a native of this world. He was a transmigrator, someone who had been reborn into this life eighteen years ago. He had come into this world as one of a pair of twins. His twin brother was named Valor, and they had an older brother named Hector, who was three years ahead of them in age.
Five years after the twins were born, his parents, Rowan Lane and Lena Lane, had another child, a daughter they named Lana Lane.
But right now, none of that mattered as much as what was happening in front of him. As soon as he mentally focused on the flashing icon, everything around him shifted. In an instant, he was pulled deep into what he instinctively understood was his mind space.
The space was completely black, empty and vast with no clear boundaries or end in sight. In front of him was a simple table with a chair pulled up beside it. On the table lay a large sketchbook, and Vic walked toward it cautiously.
"This is the weirdest thing that's happened to me since I got reincarnated," he muttered to himself as he took a seat.
As soon as he sat down, a glowing message appeared in his vision, floating in front of him like a hologram.
[Welcome to the Bijū Father System]
[With this system, you will earn Battle Points by participating in combat. Whether you win or lose, your performance in each battle will determine the number of points you receive.
To create a Bijū, you must first sketch out its design in the sketchbook that you've been provided, including how many tails it has and its overall appearance. Once created, you will have the option to bind with your Bijū or grant your Bijū to others, turning them into Jinchūriki if you wish.
You also have the ability to forge Chakra Fruits from any Bijū you've created. For optimal power and transformation potential, it is recommended to use a higher Tailed Bijū when creating a Chakra Fruit. Consuming one of these fruits guarantees a 100% success rate, there is no risk of death. Upon consuming it, you will undergo an Ōtsutsuki transformation.
After becoming an Ōtsutsuki, you will be able to switch freely between your human and Ōtsutsuki forms at will. Additionally, any abilities gained from this transformation, including powerful Dōjutsu and other traits, will be fully accessible even while in your human form.
The Bijū cost tab, Shop tab, can be found by thinking about them, and your initial gift package can be found beneath the table.
Note 1:
Battle Points (BP) can be used in a variety of ways beyond just creating Bijū. One of the main uses is accessing the system's shop, where you can spend your BP to purchase crates. These crates come in different types, such as armor crates, weapon crates, and many others, each offering unique rewards. In addition to their types, crates are also divided into tiers of rarity. These tiers are common, uncommon, rare, epic, legendary, mythical, and godly. The higher the tier, the more valuable and powerful the contents inside.
Note 2:
Every Bijū you create will be completely loyal to you and to anyone you choose to bind them to. If their host ever betrays you, the Bijū will not hesitate. They will immediately eliminate the host without question.]
So far, the system seemed clear and easy to understand, and Vic appreciated that. He thought about the Bijū cost tab, and within seconds, it materialized in front of him.
[BIJŪ CREATION COST LIST]
[0 Tailed: 500 BP
1 Tailed: 1,000 BP
2 Tailed: 2,000 BP
3 Tailed: 3,000 BP
4 Tailed: 4,000 BP
5 Tailed: 5,000 BP
6 Tailed: 6,000 BP
7 Tailed: 7,000 BP
8 Tailed: 8,000 BP
9 Tailed: 9,000 BP
???: ???]
"Zero tails? There was such a thing?" Vic muttered as he looked at the list. He blinked a few times, surprised by the option, but quickly shook it off. "Ah, whatever. Time to open that gift package."
He reached under the table, feeling around for a moment until his hand found the box. Pulling it out, he placed it on the table in front of him.
A message immediately popped into his vision.
[Do you want to open the gift package? Y/N]
Without hesitation, he thought yes. The message changed almost instantly.
[CONGRATULATIONS ON RECEIVING:
1 - 1,000 BP
2 - Random Body Enhancement (Rare)
3 - Random Skill (Rare)]
Vic's eyes widened. "Oh shit, the god of luck must be on my side today!"
Wasting no time, he activated both the random body enhancement and the random skill back to back. Another message followed right away.
[Congratulations for successfully using the Random Body Enhancement (Rare) on your brain)]
As Vic read the notification, he suddenly felt something shift inside his head. It was as if a fog had been lifted. His mind became clearer than it had ever been, and memories he didn't even know he had came rushing back into focus.
[The things that you've gained through brain enhancement are: Hyper Learning – You can learn new languages, systems, or sciences instantly. You can out-compute most AI.
You now have Mental Simulation – You can run entire virtual models of worlds or scenarios in your mind in an instant.]
Before he could even react to that, another notification appeared.
[Congratulations on successfully using the Random Skill (Rare)]
[You have gained the skill: Guaranteed Theoretical Success – Anything you want to make can be made, even if its materials do not exist in this world or only appear in fiction. You can recreate it with improvised materials, and it will work exactly the same, with no drawbacks.]
Vic let out a breathless laugh. "Holy shit, and I thought the improved brain was better."
He sat in silence for a moment, letting the weight of what just happened settle in. As exciting as it all was, he knew this wasn't the time or place to dive deeper. Creating a Bijū in the middle of a public library wasn't exactly ideal.
Mentally exhausted from everything he had seen and experienced in such a short time, he chose to exit the mind space. Tomorrow, he would continue. For now, he needed to process it all.