Reincarnated With A Glitched System: Why Is My MP Not Running Out?



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"You're finally awake, were you having a good dream dear?" My mother wondered, greeting me with the rest of my family who were still having breakfast.

"I was awake way earlier! I just was making some potions and just ate breakfast." I said while crossing my arms.

"That's good to hear. Remember to not go into any adventure for now. Stay at the town helping people to complete your little task you have with your mom." My father reminded me while eating a slice of pizza.

I quickly took one myself and sat down at the side of Zephy.

"Hmph, I know! And I won't lose that either! You'll see." I said with a rather tired expression.

It honestly felt like my parents loved to tease me about these things.

"Good morning big sis." Zephy said, giving me a kiss in my cheek.

"Good morning Zephy, did you slept well?" I wondered.

"Nn! I am ready for some adventure now!" He said.

"No! No adventures." My mother crossed her arms. "You've had enough, Zephy. For now you should focus on our magic classes."

"Eeeeh? But big sis doesn't have those!" Zephy complained.

"Well but I did had them, for several years since I was like two years of age." I sighed. "It just now that I've been freed from most classes, mostly because they say they don't know what else to teach me."

"I mean, I could teach you more but your abilities are so over the top that we believe your talent blossoms faster when you develop it by yourself." My mother said. "Though, I suppose you have not been slacking on reading the magic books, isn't it?"

"I've been reading them almost every night. It's the reason why I've learned so many useful spells. Though the strongest spells and techniques I can conjure are my own unique ones." I giggled.

"Good girl." My mother nodded. "See? Your sister is very responsible in her studies, dear."

"Ugh…" Zephy sighed while feeling slightly tired.

"Well! It's not like you don't enjoy your swordsmanship classes, don't you?" My father said.

"I do! They're WAY more fun." Said Zephy while smiling.

"That's mostly because it is the brutish act of swinging a sword around." My mother sighed while crossing her arms. "Nonetheless, because your grandma is coming in two days from now, we won't have much time for classes, so you can go around with your sister and her friends if you want to, dear."

"Really?!" Zephy got all excited. "Big sis! We can go on an adventure!"

"Yeah!" I said, although I was expecting not to have to babysit him today as well, but it's quite clear my parents are throwing me that responsibility so they can focus on their jobs.

As the big sister of the family, I have to take responsibility too, I am like the third parent of my little brother, so… I just can't really say that I don't want him with us, even less when he'll get all upset.

"Don't worry, Lady Faylen, I can also take care of Zephy." Nephilim said.

"Ah, right." Said my mother.

"Wait, noooo! I wanna go with big shister!" Zephy began having a tantrum.

"Fine, fine." I sighed. "Nephilim, I'll still be counting on you to watch his back for me."

"Very well." Nephi nodded.

"BAAARF! SLUURP…"

Meanwhile, Glutton was being feed food from the kitchen's cooks, which were all finding him quite adorable.

"Now, Sylphy can you explain what happened to my SSS Grade Dimensional Bag?" Asked my mom.

"Ahahah… Well, something similar to my sword and my shield." I said, showing them to my family.

"I-Impressive! Your sword transformed?! It is still the same but I can sense some sort of powerful, living aura…" My father was flabbergasted. "Don't tell me you somehow managed to turn your sword into a Living Weapon?!"

"Something like that." I said. "It happened in the dungeon's battle. You know how my powers can even create Spirits off souls and stuff, right? It seems that this magic evolved and allowed my weapons to turn into something like Living Weapons… They can even grow stronger by absorbing materials. The same happened to Glutton who was involved in the whole ordeal too."

"So you've named my magic dimensional bag into Glutton?!" Asked my mom. "And… Sigh… We've known about your amazing Unique Abilities for ages now but this is beyond my expectations. You can now even turn inanimate objects into monsters!"

My mother didn't take it as nicely as I imagined.

"I-I'm sorry, I promise it won't happen again…" I sighed.

"Mom don't be harsh! Sylphy's powers are awesome…" Zephy said angrily.

"Yeah! They're incredible. I've only seen such power from incredibly high ranked Blacksmiths, who are often named Godsmiths." Said my father. "Sylphy probably has an amazing talent for the creation of magic items as well."

"Y-Yes, I know… I am actually not angry over her talents, but I am just… worried." My mother sighed. "Dear, please try to not turn other things into monsters. Have you thought about having some sort of classes with me? Perhaps we can slowly learn about your powers if you allow me to analyze them."

"Nah, don't worry mom, I got this." I said with a smile. "I beat a Pseudo Demon General and even that Divine Dragon with the Goddesses wills on it. Don't you think I am a bit more capable? Trust me. I am slowly learning and once I figure it out some more, I think I could help out everyone at improving their daily lives."

My mother looked into my eyes surprised, she had changed more than I expected through these years, and she was also learning to trust me.

"Fine… I'll trust you." She nodded. "Now, go help these people in the list. So you can further prove to me you're a competent daughter."

"I will." I said with a nod. "Let's go Zephy!"

"Eh?! A-Alright!" Zephy quickly brought his little bag with books, and his sheathed sword and followed me from behind.

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