But time was of the essence; she could wake up at any minute, so I calmed my mind and activated World Eyes.

“What the?!”

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Slightly weaker than surrounding walls.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

LABYRINTH WALL (Lv. 60): Extremely hard. Cannot be broken.

All at once, an entire encyclopedia’s worth of information flooded my mind. I fell to my knees, clutching my head in my hands. Using the skill for even a split second had given me a headache and made me feel like I was about to throw up.

“Huff…huff…!”

When the pain finally subsided and I could open my eyes again, stat pages were floating above everything around me. World Eyes apparently gave you access to an infinite supply of information about the world around you, and while much of it looked exactly the same, there were interesting bits of intel to glean. For example, a single spot in the wall was soft enough to break through, despite looking identical to all the rest.

I deactivated World Eyes and collapsed in a heap on the floor. I’d been right to assume Extra Skills weren’t the sort of things you could go around using willy-nilly. I was used to pain after practicing with the commander, but if one my classmates were to try using World Eyes, I was pretty sure they would faint from shock. It had only lasted a second, yet it felt like I’d seen something I wasn’t supposed to… I assumed the skill was meant for more practical applications, like viewing another person’s stats, but I could probably see much more than that—maybe even into the future.