Re-Awakening: Evolving My Shadow Limitlessly With A System-Chapter 32: One Minute Millionaire, Anomaly Hunter License

- Rank 2 Amulet: $200,000

- Rank 3 Anomaly Info: $500,000

- Bonus Reward (Dungeon-Type Classification): $400,000

Dungeon anomalies were anchored to specific physical locations.

They often lured people in with attractive loot, only to trap and consume them.

If you knew what you were dealing with in advance, you could enter carefully and extract the materials inside without triggering a disaster.

It made information about Dungeon-type Anomalies valuable.

Still... four hundred grand for that?

’They’re definitely trying to buy my loyalty.’

’The portal I used should’ve made them think I’m a big shot supernatural. It’s why they want me to keep doing business with them.’

A faint smile appeared on my face.

It was a good thing I had used portals, and sold the Amulet from Daelthorn. It did wonders for my image.

’Now that I have money, time to buy the ingredients I need.’

I clicked into the [Market] tab and began looking for Rank 1 alchemy ingredients.

Rank 1 materials usually cost between ten to fifty thousand each. Anything below that was Rank 0 and typically too weak to be useful unless I was experimenting.

After a full night of thinking, I had decided to buy cheaper ingredients instead of expensive ones.

It was to remain budget friendly.

This was not my cheapskate personality acting up, definitely not.

First, I brought ingredients for a Catalyst. I needed it urgently.

1. Moonflint Shards – $35,000

2. Crystallized Toad Bone – $42,000

3. Ashroot Vine Dust – $15,000

4. Blackened Amber Gel – $28,000

5. Runesteel Powder (Small Pouch) – $31,000

’With these ingredients, I should be able to create a Rank 0 Catalyst that can last me fifty uses.’

Satisfied, I brought ingredients for Species Evolution Potion.

1. Mist Ivy Extract – $11,000

2. Condensed Salamander Blood – $14,000

3. Violet Quartz Threads – $17,000

4. Ironwyrm Tendon (Preserved) – $38,000

5. Dryad Bone Slivers – $19,000

Evolving one’s species could only be done through consuming Species Evolution Potion.

The contents of the potion, and their compatibility with your race decided which race you would evolve into.

After a successful evolution, you needed to master the Traits/Class/Techniques/Skills you received from the new species.

Only after that you could drink another Species Evolution Potion to evolve again.

I moved on to general-use ingredients I might need later:

1. Fairy Dust (Grade B) – $22,000

2. Mana-Fused Copper Ore – $13,000

3. Sootscale Rat Hearts (x10) – $24,000

4. Blightmoss Spores – $16,000

5. Firefang Pith – $18,000

6. Glimmerwood Bark Chips – $21,000

7. Unstable Arcstone Fragment – $25,000

8. Siren’s Tooth (Cracked) – $29,000

9. Basilisk Eyelid (Dried) – $27,000

10. Numbing Jelly (Vial) – $15,000

I was smiling, thinking about the potions and items I could create with these materials.

But then, I saw my balance.

I had only $100,000 left.

’...this many ingredients are enough for today. I can buy the other ingredients later if I need them.’

I wasn’t worried about something realizing I was an alchemist.

Not all of the items were herbs or suspicious-looking powders.

Some were metals, monster body parts, or mana-sensitive minerals.

Nothing I bought would instantly scream "alchemy" if anyone got nosy.

I hit "Confirm Purchase" and selected the delivery method.

The delivery system allowed me to choose where and when the package would arrive.

I picked an abandoned building in the next city and set the time to 2:30 a.m, almost sixteen hours from now.

’I can’t pick up the items now, since mom is here. So, I can only go out during the night.’

While I was checking the purchase, I noticed something odd.

There were no delivery fees.

I scrolled up, confused, and saw a glowing badge next to my username: VIP User.

"...Huh," I muttered. "Since when?"

It had to be because of the portal I used when handing off the information.

’Looks like I’ve impressed them a bit more than I thought.’

With the shopping out of the way, I clicked back to the homepage and paid $10,000 to apply for the Anomaly Hunter License.

A simple prompt popped up confirming my application and mentioned that the test would be held one week from today.

Further details would be provided on the day of test.

"A week?"

I frowned at the screen.

That felt like too little time.

If the test involved taking down a strong Anomaly, I wasn’t confident I would pass.

My current strength wouldn’t cut it.

I needed to grow stronger within a week if I wanted to pass the test.

’Becoming a 4-star mage in a week is out of the question.’

For a 4-star mage, I needed to spend millions to buy enough gold.

I didn’t have the kind of money. Not unless I risked selling more information, and even then, that kind of action would put a target on my back.

I had seen several times what happened when a person let their greed take over, and revealed showed off too much.

There was no way I would walk on the same path as those people

Selling potions to earn money within a week was off the table too.

Without an alchemy certification, I couldn’t officially put any products on the market.

Most black markets were strict about those rules since consuming uncertified items was risky business.

No matter how I looked at it, only one path made sense for now—Evolve to High Human and then go out at night, use Shadow Eater, and gain stats.

I leaned back in my chair and exhaled.

’Alright. That’s the plan for the week.’

With everything sorted on the site, I shut down the desktop and rejoined the rest of the house.

Lunch was already on the table.

Just as mom told me earlier, Dad had returned and was seated at the head, eating quietly.

I took my seat next to Mom. She passed me a bowl and smiled.

Dad looked at me for a second, and spoke with a hearty smile and loud tone of his.

About halfway through the meal, he changed the topic.

"We’ll be moving tomorrow," he said, looking me in the eye.

"Moving?"

"Yes," he nodded. "We’re returning to my family’s estate."

Mom didn’t seem surprised, which meant she already knew.

"O-okay?" I muttered, acting confused.

"You should tell the news to Seris, and pack up anything you want to take back. We will leave by tomorrow."

"...I see." I acted as if I was sad due to being separated from Seris.

I stayed quiet after that, but my mind was anything but.

’So, we are going to Daelthorn’s main estate.’

The main estate was the heart of the Daelthorn family.

There, I would be surrounded by powerful supernaturals.

’Why are we going to live there?’

Even though I didn’t know the reason yet, I wasn’t upset.

On the contrary, I was excited.

The estate would be filled with strong individuals. Supernatural would be everywhere.

It was the perfect place to use Shadow Eater and gain stats.

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