Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 229

Chapter 229 End Of Objective

Atticus stood at the fore front of more than one thousand youths in his division.

They were all donned in their new shining equipment, facing the large black terminal in the middle of the camp.

The youths were all arranged and grouped according to their units, with each of the Ravenstein youths standing in front of their respective units.

Just as Atticus had planned, each of them were dressed in the new equipment he had chosen.

The armored were donned in a full set of armor.

They stood clad in a formidable set of gear, a stark contrast from their previous ugly looking armors.

The new armor, resplendent in its entirety, featured intricate blue lines that traced across its sleek form, adding an aura of technological sophistication.

Unlike their old armor which was unnecessarily huge, this ensemble was meticulously fitted, accentuating their physique.

The futuristic looking helmets they wore added an extra layer of coolness to their appearance.

Crafted with a sleek design, the helmets merged style with functionality, featuring a visor that gleamed with a subtle futuristic glow.

Despite the elegance and fitted size, the weight of the armor was evident, leaving distinct indentations on the ground beneath them, a testament to the substantial protection it offered.

And surprisingly, non of them were holding ginormous shields.

Any individual with keen senses and good mana sensitivity would be able to notice the significant amount of mana that was emanating from the large bracket on their left wrist.

Just like the armored, the dealers were also clad in their new equipment.

The dealers were adorned in sleek, lightweight silk armor that hugged their forms like a second skin.

Unlike the heavy armor of the defenders, this attire resembled a form fitting body suit. Similar to the armored gear, the dealer's silk armor boasted intricate blue lines tracing across its surface, adding a touch of sophistication.

In contrast to the substantial weight of the defenders' gear, the dealer's ensemble was remarkably light, allowing for swift and agile movements.

At their waists, each dealer sported a 10 inch pole, each with a pointed tip.

Just like the armored bracelets, mana emanated from the poles on their waists.

Each of the youths stood with their backs straight, all of them maintaining their formation even though there was currently no battle.

At the rear of the group, Aria's group of 200 rangers and Eric's small group of 20 stood.

Many of them were clad in different kinds of new weapons and equipment.

Unlike the units where Atticus had chosen exactly what they should all buy, he had left Aria and Eric to decide what their groups would purchase.

He had done this because each of the youths all used different types of weapons unlike the units who had practically the same equipment.

Directly behind Atticus were Aurora, Nate, and Lucas. They were also all facing the terminal with serious expressions.