Dimension System: SSS Rank Talent Awakening

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After that bizarre dream, Dabi just go to sleep again. The next morning...

Dabi still couldn't believe last night he was in a date like situation with Jeni.

Now he needs to go and give her and others a last lesson to complete his task.

The sun cast a golden hue over the training grounds of Astral Heaven Academy as Dabi stood tall, observing the group of eager first-years gathered before him.

To these students, he wasn't just another senior; he was a legend, a warrior who had not only survived harrowing battles in dimensional gates but thrived under the pressure.

Today, however, he wasn't their hero.

He was their mentor.

He was incharge of their training for now.

They need to do well to complete the training and get a good grade.

"Listen closely," Dabi began, his voice calm yet commanding. "You're not here to pass the training exams. You're here to survive.

Monsters won't wait for you to be ready they'll strike when you're weakest. You need to be faster, smarter, and stronger than them if you want to make it out alive."

A ripple of unease passed through the group, but they nodded resolutely. They had heard the tales of Dabi's exploits.

Now, they would experience first hand what made him one of the academy's most exceptional students.

Dabi remembers Headmaster's Special Mission -

Before the training began, Dabi had been summoned to the headmaster's office. Raghnall Ferrin leaned back in his chair, his sharp eyes studying Dabi.

"Dabi," the headmaster began, "you've proven your mettle in every mission and exam thrown your way.

But missing the third-semester finals due to the Ork Dimensional Gate incident was unavoidable. Still, you must demonstrate your readiness for the next stage."

Dabi nodded, his gaze steady. "What do you need me to do?"

Raghnall gestured to a scroll on his desk. "This mission is unique. You'll act as a mentor to first-years while completing your own advanced combat scenarios. Success will show not just your strength, but your ability to lead."

Dabi took the scroll, scanning its contents. He felt a twinge of doubt teaching wasn't his forte. But he pushed it aside. He had learned to embrace every challenge. "I'll do it."

The Combat Drills Begin after his thoughts ends. Standing before the group, Dabi began the day's drills.

The students' first task was to face simulated monsters mana constructs designed to mimic real beasts.

"The first wave is simple," Dabi explained. "You'll face basic constructs. But don't get comfortable. Each wave will test your reflexes, strategy, and endurance."

The first wave was straightforward: sluggish goblin constructs. The students dispatched them easily, their confidence growing. But as the waves progressed, the creatures became faster, smarter, and deadlier.

"You're too focused on defense!" Dabi barked at a team struggling against a pack of simulated shadow hounds.

"Monsters won't wait for you to figure out their patterns. Adapt faster!"

Stepping into the fray, Dabi demonstrated. Activating his new skills Astral steps, he blurred into motion, weaving between the hounds with breathtaking precision.

He struck with his Dimensional Blade, each movement efficient and deadly. The constructs dissolved into glowing fragments.

"Speed, strategy, and precision," he said, turning to the stunned students. "Those are your keys to survival. If you don't master them, you're dead."

The students redoubled their efforts, their determination evident.

After hours of group drills, Dabi announced the final challenge: a simulated battle where all the students would face him.

"Your goal is simple," he said, his tone almost teasing. "Take me down."

Nervous murmurs spread through the group. Facing constructs was one thing. Facing Dabi was another.

"Scared already?" Dabi smirked. "Good. Fear keeps you alive. But don't let it control you. Now, attack."

The students hesitated for only a moment before springing into action.

Fireballs, ice spears, and lightning bolts filled the air as they launched a chaotic assault.

But Dabi was ready. Activating Dimensional Shift, he created portals that redirected their attacks, causing spells to crash harmlessly into the ground or back at their casters.

"You'll need more than brute force!" he called, summoning Fen , Whity and Nyx. The spirit Fenrir darted through the students, disrupting their formations with calculated precision.

The group began to adapt, coordinating their attacks. One team drew Dabi's attention with a frontal assault, while another attempted to flank him.

For a brief moment, it seemed they had him cornered until Nyx, his shadowy void spirit, emerged from the darkness, scattering the students like leaves.

After an hour of relentless combat, Dabi called an end to the exercise. The students were exhausted, bruised, and humbled, but their expressions held newfound respect.

"You did well," Dabi said, his tone softer now. "But remember: in the real world, there are no second chances. Keep pushing yourselves. You'll need it."

Dabi just ignore Jeni for the hole time. He never gets Jeni a chance to talk about anything other than training related instructions of her team.

As the students dispersed, Dabi singled out Kiba, a young man whose unassuming demeanor belied his incredible potential.

"Kiba," Dabi called. "Stay behind."

Kiba approached nervously. "What do you need, Senior Dabi?"

Dabi studied him for a moment. Kiba's latent talent was extraordinary a rare super growth ability that allowed him to adapt and improve at an accelerated rate. With the right guidance, Kiba could become a powerful warrior.

"I'm going to teach you something special," Dabi said. "But it won't be easy. Are you ready to work harder than ever before?"

Kiba's eyes lit up with determination. "Yes, sir!"

Dabi led him to a secluded area of the training grounds and began demonstrating a unique combat technique: combining agility with controlled mana bursts to create high speed, unpredictable attacks.

"Your growth talent will help you learn this faster," Dabi explained. "But raw power isn't enough. Without control, you'll be a liability."

For hours, Dabi pushed Kiba to refine his movements, emphasizing precision and composure even under intense pressure.

By the time they finished, Kiba was drenched in sweat but brimming with newfound confidence.

"Remember," Dabi said, clapping him on the shoulder, "power without control is useless. Master this, and you'll surpass even the strongest opponents."

Kiba wanted to ask Dabi about last night, but he never gets the chance till now. Kiba finally break the silence tells how was the treat yesterday?

Now, Dabi knows Kiba intentionally didn't come yesterday. Tells you next time don't do anything like that. Kiba just nods. Ok..

Later that evening, Dabi stood alone on the training grounds, watching the stars emerge in the night sky.

The day's events replayed in his mind. Training these students preparing them for the battles ahead was a responsibility he hadn't expected to enjoy.

Yet it gave him a sense of purpose he hadn't felt in years.

"Maybe this is part of my path," he murmured, thinking of his siblings, his academy, and the looming battles.

Fen approached, nudging his hand. Dabi smiled, scratching the Fenrir behind the ears. "We've got a long road ahead," he said softly. "But we'll be ready."

In the night time, Dabi was in home, eager for a brief moment of rest. As he entered, he found Nafo waiting for him in the living room.

The older warrior's presence was imposing, but his smile was warm.

"Nafo," Dabi greeted, surprised. "What brings you here?"

Nafo gestured for Dabi to sit. "I wanted to talk to you before I leave."

Dabi frowned. "Leave? What do you mean?"

Nafo leaned forward, his expression serious. "I'm undergoing rank advancement soon.

I'm close to becoming a Void Breaker. But the process isn't easy. I'll need to isolate myself for a while to prepare."

Dabi's eyes widened. Void Breaker was one of the highest ranks attainable, a level of power few ever reached.

"Congratulations," Dabi said sincerely. "That's an incredible achievement."

Nafo nodded, though his expression remained somber. "It is, but it comes with risks.

That's why I wanted to see you before I begin. You're one of the brightest talents I've seen, Dabi. Keep pushing yourself.

The battles ahead will be unlike anything you've faced."

Dabi nodded, his resolve strengthening. "Thank you, Nafo. I won't let you down."

But what about the money ? Do I transfer the money into your account.

Nafo tells no need. I will come back soon.

Dabi tells for past 4-5 months you took care of Eli and Mira. You become a family member for us. Come back home soon.

Did you said goodbye to others? Nafo says yes I have done that. I was only waiting for your return. Now time to go ....

As Nafo rose to leave, he paused. "And Dabi? Take care of yourself. The weight you carry it's heavy. Don't let it crush you."

With Nafo's departure, Dabi turned his focus to the upcoming semester.

The fourth semester would be his most challenging yet, demanding not only physical strength but also mental fortitude.

Sitting in his study desk, Dabi reviewed his plans. His system interface glowed faintly before him, displaying his stats and skills. He had come far, but there was still so much to learn.

"I need to be ready," he muttered. "Not just for myself, but for everyone counting on me."

Images of his siblings, Eli and Mira, flashed through his mind. Their safety, their future it all depended on him.

And then there was the promise he had made: to uncover the truth about his parents and rescue them from the lost dimension if they are alive.

Taking a deep breath, Dabi closed his eyes, centering himself.

The path ahead was uncertain, but one thing was clear: he would face it head-on.

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