A sharp intake of air was forcefully shoved down my throat.

  Cough!

  Cough!

  I gasped and sat up in shock

  I looked around, nothing seemed out of place...excluding the destruction and fire.

  My whole body throbbed and stung.

  "Fully recovered my ass..." I mumbled under my breath.

  I analyzed the message with anticipation.

  "Wait for a second...has it been 2 days?!"

  "Anyway...this is cool...what should I choose?... I think I should go with-"

  After reading the new message I didn't even hesitate to choose the [Bonus].

  I mean... it's a once-in-a-lifetime chance...I think. Plus my skill is going through a [evolution]! Most times that means that it's getting improved, and it was already helpful.

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  And somehow I feel that the weapons are not going to live up to my expectations...and even if they do this is an era where there are literal guns, tanks, and nukes. I don't think they will be extremely useful.

  The moment I choose, a library's worth of combat information is driven into me.

  "ARRRRAAAAGH!"

  I scream out in agony. My muscles twitch and are fed new types of muscle memory. My brain is overloaded with an unprecedented amount of information. Sirens sounding like nails on a chalkboard resound from every corner of my brain. The torture lasts for what feels like weeks.

  And finally... it stops.

  HACK!

  HACK!

  HACK!

  I was gasping for air on the ground in pain. It took me several minutes after it stopped to calm down.

  Instantly everything went dark. A light coming from the sky cast a circle spanning 3 meters around me.

  I...I can see.

  I can see!

  In the 3 meters circle around me, I can "see" perfectly clearly. Every detail. Every grain of stone on the ground. I could feel the gas in the air, and the heat radiating around me. It was like all my 5 senses were added together into one-sixth sense.

  So this is what it means by "the host has an incredible perception of opponents and the users surrounding areas".

  I try casting my "gaze" further away, but it soon becomes blurry like looking through a thin wall of translucent glass and beyond 5 meters it becomes undetectable and I have to rely on my sight.

  "Okay...I think maybe...just maybe...it was worth the pain."

  "It was definitely worth it."