Godlike Player in a Game-Like World

In a fit of frustration, Raydon was about to throw the item into his dimensional storage when he stopped himself.

\'\'Wait. This description sounds familiar. \'\' He stated and then read the item description once more.

\'It\'s obviously an ice element body enchantment, but what exactly is this chaos that it\'s mentioning? \' When Raydon gave this description some more thought, the first thing that came to mind was another white-grade body enchantment called "Ashen Heart."

\'The person\'s heart starts to blaze with ferocious black flames of death, burning 1% of their HP per minute and turning half of that amount into MP. \' Raydon mumbled, trying to recall the item description for Ashen Heart before it absorbed the blue-grade Ember Heart.

When he first purchased Ashen Heart, it was a white-grade body enchantment as well. He later discovered, to his surprise, that it contained two elements and possessed the mysterious power to absorb even his most recently used blue-grade Ember Heart.

\'\'Is this chaos another rare element, like death?\'\' Raydon murmured, lost in thought.

He was aware that skills and body enchantments that contained rare elements were difficult to come by. In most cases, rare elements can only be found in items of a higher grade than green, and they are never found in white-grade items. 

Therefore, possessing dual elements, especially when one of those elements is a rare element, has always been regarded as an exceptional quality. 

It\'s possible that when the seller was selling Ashen Heart to Raydon, she didn\'t pay much attention to the description of the item. Since she believed this to be only a white grade, she reasoned that it could not have a rare elements such as death. Instead, she believed that it only had a fire element. And Raydon didn\'t want to be the type of person to ignore the possibility of making the same mistake at this very moment.

"I don\'t know if this chaos is another element or not, but I think I need to look into it later."

He carefully placed the body enchantment that he was about to toss into his dimensional storage in the copper chest that had previously belonged to the Eye of the Ice Gnome, and he positioned it in the valuables corner of the storage.

After that, Raydon kept marching forward in the direction of the giant\'s head. 

"Hmm, where should it be?" Soon enough, he arrived at the head of the giant, which was still engulfed in flames. Upon realizing that the water bubble and the items that were contained within it were not in the immediate area, he started looking for them around.

\'\'Found it. \'\'

While Raydon was searching for items that he believed were the reward of this inheritance, he came across a water bubble that was shining in the sunlight in the middle of a long grassy field, a little distance away from the corpse of the giant.

After making his way through the overgrown bushes, he was finally able to reach the water bubble that was two meters high, two meters wide, and filled with a variety of objects.

\'\'It certainly appears to be the reward for this inheritance.\'\'

*Pop*

Upon realizing that his prediction was correct, Raydon extended his hand towards the bubble, which then burst with a loud pop, scattering the items inside.

[Time remaining until the dimension collapse: 00:02:59]

\'At least they give me some time to collect the items. \' As soon as the bubble popped, he looked at the system message that he had just heard and said.

After that, Raydon made a hasty effort to gather all of the items and hurled them into his dimensional storage with the intention of inspecting them at a later time. 

It took him some time to complete this task because the majority of the items consisted of life cores and gold coins that were strewn about, but in the end, he was successful in gathering everything up before the allotted time expired and he found himself back in his room.

\'\'Phew…It was extremely fruitful. \'\' He chuckled to himself as he relaxed into his plush leather chair and examined the items in his dimensional storage as well as the sum of his experience points displayed on his character panel.

"I believe I can now max out my spirit stat as well," Raydon said as he took a look at his overall point total for the experience.

[Experience]: 16,820,420 / 100,000,000

Towards the end, when the giant was completely engulfed in flames, Raydon was unable to keep track of the system messages and was unaware of the number of water slimes that perished in the flames. However, after looking at the number of experience points he had, he was able to determine that the number was in the thousands.

Raydon\'s extraordinary performance far surpassed that of an E-Rank item holder, who would have struggled to defeat even a hundred water slimes in this inheritance. Even the person who had originally owned the inheritance would have probably been shocked at what he had accomplished.

\'\'The vast majority of them are composed of E-Rank life cores as well as gold coins,\'\' Raydon said, counting the spheres of blue crystal first before beginning to set them aside.

After he finished counting the life cores, he saw that there were 10,250 in total. "I don\'t think these will be useful for me right now, but they should all be worth somewhere around one million gold coins in total."

He said and started counting the scattered gold coins by filling them into the gold satchels he had bought earlier.

\'\'And 4 million gold coins. If I didn\'t know the price of the mob meat I need to eat monthly to get the nutrition my body needs, I might think I\'m rich right now. \'\' Raydon exhaled deeply as he pushed the gold coins to the side and continued his inspection of the other items.

These included 9 white-grade dimensional storage expansion orbs and a magic equipment set that seemed to have the water element but was of no use to him.

After quickly increasing the capacity of his storage space to 33 square meters with dimensional storage expansion orbs, Raydon examined the one item that was still left.