Prodigy With Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System - Chapter 201: It's All A Dream (9)

Chapter 201: It's All A Dream (9)

A week has already gone by and Allen hasn’t used his system yet. And the Supreme Luck System also didn’t persuade him to use itself or even converse with Allen.

But during the week, Allen had proved that he had indeed awakened a <Supreme> ability, therefore making him a Supreme.

Just like what Asther had guessed, his <Supreme> ability was luck related, and so he deserved to earn the title of <Supreme Luckster>. As for how Allen tested his luck, he played numerous games that relied on luck, or at least had some element of luck in them.

Allen had played chess first since it was not only strategic and relied on the mind, but it often relied on luck as well. Although he wasn’t that good at chess, considering he only has 2100 ELO rating, he defeated a Chess International Master in a rapid chess match, and that Chess IM has 2700 ELO rating.

It was by no means that it proved that Allen was a good chess player since he relied on his luck to win against a titled chess player that was 600 ELO higher than him.

Due to his luck, there were a few times when the Chess IM “mouse slipped”, meaning that instead of moving his mouse to where he wanted it to move, it slipped, causing his pieces to move at a square that would cause either a blunder or mistake.

As for the next game he played to test his luck, he played bingo. The outcome was already expected as he got “Bingo” before his opponents got it. Afterward, he played mahjong, but it still ended in his win.

As the game after that, he played poker. He kept on getting either Royal Flush, Straight Flush, or Four of a kind, and in just a few games, he accumulated a total of 1 billion chips, where he called it a day since there was no point in playing it anymore if he just kept on winning.

As for the last game he played. One could say that he saved the best for last. If those who read this have already guessed it, you will get an isekai package that will guarantee that you will meet Lord Zenchi as your ROB, where he will give you 3 wishes and a choice of the world you want as your next home world.

Of course, he played the infamous game known to cause depression and heartbreak to many of those who play it. It was none other than Gacha!

It went without saying that in a 10 + 1 roll, Allen obtained 11 SSR characters in every gacha game he played. And when he played the RPG that came with the gacha, he always got either another turn due to the ability of one of his characters or he always got a critical hit despite the critical chance being at 0.5% only.

Allen had expected that after all of the luck-related games that he had played, he would become unlucky afterward, since luck worked similarly to the law of equivalent exchange. But if his luck did work like that, then he wouldn’t be worthy of the <Supreme Luckster> talent.

And from what he had observed, he didn’t receive any backlash from using too much of his luck. In other words, he could use as much great luck as he could without having to worry about being unlucky afterward.

For Allen, who was a failure in life, having great luck was the key to being successful. Not to mention that he needed money so he could use his great luck to win the jackpot prize of every lottery.

And doing such a feat would undoubtedly attract the attention of the Supreme Academy, which would make him attend the Supreme Academy under the title of <Supreme Luckster>.

Allen couldn’t wait for that to happen since, for him, attending the Supreme Academy was a dream come true. Not to mention that it was almost every student’s childhood dream to become a Supreme and attend the Supreme Academy and Allen wasn’t an exception.

With his <Supreme Luckster> talent, he knew that he didn’t even need to work hard anymore and he could quit his part-time jobs whenever he wanted to. After all, why should he work hard to earn money when he could just scratch a lottery ticket and earn more than what an average salaryman could earn in their lifetime?

He was already sick of working hard and having to always budget his money so that he would have enough for his tuition and daily expenses. If it weren’t for his brother gifting him his house and his brother taking care of his water and electricity bills, the money he earned from his part-time jobs wouldn’t be enough.

As for his parents, they didn’t even help him one bit after they learned that he was, in their words, a “defect”.

That by no means discouraged him from working hard, but in the end, it put a toll on his mental health from having to bear listening to all of the insults and ridicules being hurled at him wherever he went.

It was to the point where he didn’t regret killing himself since he knew that if Allen didn’t obtain a <Supreme> ability, he would have attempted to commit suicide again.

He could already guess that only his younger brother would attend his funeral since his parents could care less about him.

It stinks to have parents like them, but he was fortunate enough to have a caring younger brother. Since in most cases, a prodigious younger brother such as Asther would undoubtedly become arrogant and will always boast and insult him whenever he could.

If it wasn’t for his younger brother’s support, he would have already been six feet under before he could reach the age of 10, and currently, he is at the tender age of 16. So it was without a doubt that because of his younger brother’s presence, he lived 6 years more.

And because of that, he was grateful to his younger brother.

“Since I have already awakened my <Supreme> ability and tested that it’s legit, I’ll tell Asther about it.”