Only after seeing a monster crawl out of a rift with his own eyes did Wu Yin understand: he hadn’t been reborn, he had transmigrated!
This was a world utterly different from the one he’d known before.
Endless rifts seeped into reality, and the “psychic energy” they brought with them was quietly changing the entire world.
Talents awakened! Creatures mutated! Rules went haywire! The world was thrown into chaos!
The changes wrought by “psychic energy” had already reshaped the world, and that was only one of the effects of the rifts.
“Rift echoes” were reflected in reality, making scenes of civilization’s destruction repeat over and over.
Rotting skeletons burst out of the rifts, greedily plundering every trace of life.
Eternal, holy gods descended in compassion, demanding flesh and soul as sacrifices and granting new life to this desolate world!
... ...
The world was fraught with danger, always teetering on the brink of destruction.
But so what?
With a Hextech Augment System at his disposal, Wu Yin feared nothing!
Hextech Augments covered every imaginable possibility. Wu Yin could choose one of three, with their tiers determined at random.
Wu Yin resolutely opened the choose-one-of-three interface, only to find three identical Hextech Augments before him.
Wait, how did “At What Cost?” end up being his from the start?
(The Hextech Augments are from Teamfight Tactics, Golden Spatula, and Soul Fighter: a complete mashup.)
Hex's trigger conditions are random, the strength is weak, and the plot is a bit messy.
Hanging sheep's heads and selling dog meat
Hex actually sent a college acceptance letter? This kind of hookup is so 😋😋😋