Time Chamber In DxD

Chapter 3

Standing up, Igor's gaze became resolute. It was as if a burden had been taken off his shoulders. At this moment, his eyes showed not the gaze of an innocent teenager...but that of a budding man.

"Don't call a son of Dimori a pansy."

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"Alright. Let's do this."

After an hour of silence to grieve, Igor had finally put the death of his family behind him. It somewhat helped that he didn't witness it or else he would need a day.

[Oh Goody! Goody goody goody! The time chamber is a part of you like a sacred gear and since you already know it exists, you shouldn't have much trouble activating it. Finally, never give up Igor.]

His tone turned serious.

[In my eighty years of searching for a suitable prospect, you are the only one who has managed to pass my criteria. So no matter what, don't give up. Because if you do, then you won't be able to handle the higher stages.]

Igor was silent, slowly accepting everything. His family was dead and even if he was allowed to be sent back, he would immediately be killed. With his options locked, Igor stared at the moonlit skies with a solemn, yet steadfast gaze.

"Understood."

[Goody-]

"Time chamber activate."

Interrupted by Igor's stern, yet childish tone, Ted watched from his bed with a dry gaze as Igor vanished in a circular column of white light.

Fuuush

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With the rectangular window in front of him showing the clearing where Igor was last seen, Ted simply turned to sleep.

"I don't know how his brain works, but I've never seen a human get strong without at the very least, having a system. Instead of becoming a gamer, the blonde bastard chose to rely on himself."

He couldn't help but release a smirk.

"Heh~ I really look forward to seeing how far Dimori-chan will grow."

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Igor looked around with a calculative gaze at his surroundings. The entire place looked almost exactly like the hyperbolic time chamber from Dragon Ball. From the two massive hourglasses to the dome buildings. The white tiles on the floor only expanded a dozen or so metres, before surrendering to ash-coloured ground that extended far past the horizon. The sky was equally, if not darker in colour. But the beautiful streaks of different coloured lights forming auroras more than made up for the lack of greenery.

Making his way to the building, Igor spotted three doors. One was massive and stood in the middle.

[Most likely the exit.]

To his left and right were smaller doors. Going to the one on his right first, he opened it and it revealed a massive kitchen with equally massive shelves and one steel door with a temperature control panel next to it.

[A fridge?]

A small smile came to his childish form.

"Nice."

He walked on over to the fridge, eager to see what was stocked inside. Opening it, he found entire carcasses of skinned and gutted animals. He could see the beheaded frozen carcasses of sheep, goats, and cows hanging on hooks. Each row had about twenty of each animal. Then on the sides, beheaded, de-feathered, and gutted, were steel trays of frozen chicken. At the far end of the room behind a glass door, he could see shelves containing numerous eggs, milk and various other foods that require refrigeration.