Delayed Transfer

Mark clicked on the help section for the first line and a pop-up window again appeared. “Space and Void Chancellor. Ruler of all things space, mind and Void power.” The description was very simple but he noticed that the help section changed every time more information were needed by him. It seemed to him that the System knew instinctively what possible questions he may need dispensing his desire for a Google like search bar. Mark also noticed that the system interface shared the graphic setting of one of his favorite games, Diablo Two, but then again, he read earlier that the system would be tailored to him specifically.
Mark expanded the section and the skills did look like a tree root, wherein it branched down although as of right now, he can only see down to two levels since there was a level restriction for him to be able to view the rest. Based on the information on the help section, the next branch will only appear once he reached level five. Seeing that he only had one skill point available, Mark quickly switched to the Status tab to read on leveling up. The information showed him that every level up will only award him one skill point and one stat point. Meh, stingy. He thought, but then again, he remembered that one possible drop from mobs were skill point.
He also quickly read the information on the Status Point and it showed him that the average healthy male individual stat ranged from four to five meaning that he was way below average. “I guess that’s the result of living a sedentary life.” Mark thought. He also read the information on his Intelligence and Wisdom since it was way above average and he knew that he was not a genius but it stated that it was a perk or reward for being chosen by the System and that his inclination based on his interest and somewhat capability were for mind, magic and Void skills.

Mark thought that since he were given the mage job, others could be physical like warrior or rogue but ultimately, he did not care since according to the System, the system holders will be transferred individually to different worlds and there was very little chance for them to join with each other.
Mark switched back to the Skill tree tab and continued scrutinizing the page. Under the Space and Void Chancellor, there were two tree root sections. On the left, the first skill was Telekinesis then it branched down to Void Bolt on its lower left and Space Shield on the right. It branched further down but he were unable to see them, again due to level restriction.
On the right section, it said Inventory expansion and then it branched down to Replication. Mark intuitively knew the skills shown based on him being a gamer but for Replication, so he quickly expanded its help window. According to the description, once he put points on it, he can assign grids on his inventory based on the number of Skill Points wherein items on the assigned grid can be replicated based on the MP cost.
Mark felt relieved, since this overpowered skill can solve his money problems as well as his need for him to have those entertainment gadgets like his smartphone and computer, or anything else for that matter. He will need again to do some further experimentation to be able to use this skill fully based on what his needs were. He was thinking of adding at least one to Replication once he has enough wiggle room for safe offence. Mark needed to experiment on it as soon as possible for it to assist him in getting some funds.