Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 539

Kyle looked at the four positions he could take.

There were also long explanations about what the position entailed when he clicked on one of them.

First, he clicked on the position of Associate.

The position of Associate represented a loose partnership. People who took this position were not allowed to share the Cult's secrets, but that wasn't a big deal since they wouldn't get any sensitive information from the Cult anyway.

Associates receive minor protections from people a Realm higher than them, and they would receive access to the Contribution Point System, which was what the Cult used to trade.

'Fucking Contribution Points again.'

Apparently, Contribution Points could be exchanged for fucking everything.

Associates could also accept missions, but there were not a lot of missions for them to choose from.

They also needed to pay full price for everything.

And that was it.

No rules, obligations, and whatever else a company usually wanted.

They didn't even ask for loyalty. Apparently, an Associate could just fuck off and join any other power whenever they wanted. They didn't even need to quit.

Apparently, everyone was eligible to become an Associate.

'Pretty cool. If I were more powerful, I would totally choose that. Sadly, that position is only useful when you are quite strong.'

Then, Kyle looked at the next position, which was the first one that also had a requirement.

Initiate.

In order to become an Initiate, one had to be a Transcendent. It was important to note that one specifically had to be a Transcendent, not Transcendent or stronger.

People in the Primal Realm, Primals for short, were not eligible to become Initiates.

As an Initiate, one would fully join the Cult as a new recruit. Like an army, they would be thrown into boot camp, which would only end when the Initiate became a Primal.

'Bro, 95% of Initiates die during bootcamp. That's crazy,' Kyle thought.

When an Initiate became a Primal and came out of bootcamp, they would be assigned a new position based on their skills.

'I guess all these Transcendents who came out of the portals were recruited as Initiates.'

'I would have probably also become an Initiate if I hadn't had a True Sin Aura. At least, that's what I think the reason is. I mean, that chick sent me out when she saw my True Sin Aura.'

Initiates did not have access to Contribution Points since they couldn't earn Contribution Points anyway. Their entire day was planned out by the Cult, and they would receive what they needed.

They were assigned battles, times to comprehend Laws, resources, and so on.

The purpose of an Initiate was to be forged into a more powerful person.

Initiates were also not allowed to just leave. They were only allowed to buy their way out or leave after they got through bootcamp.

When Kyle read a certain line in the introduction, his eyes widened.

'Part of the bootcamp includes the creation of a True Sin Aura!'

'Dude, why?!'

"Question," Kyle said as he looked at the man in front of him. "Why do you guys want to condense True Sin Auras? I got mine myself, and I don't see why you would want that."

"That information is classified as internal," the man answered calmly. "You have to join us first."

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