I Got My System Late, But I'll Become Beastgod

Dharam led Aamir to the back of the training hall, where an imposing pillar of glowing glyphs stood. Its surface radiated an ancient power, and Dharam gestured for Aamir to step closer.

"This is the Resonance Pillar," Dharam explained, his voice steady. "It measures a student's mastery over adrenaline energy and their level of control. For most, this is a straightforward test. But in your case, with such immense energy, it might be... different."

Aamir raised an eyebrow but said nothing. He stepped onto the marked spot before the pillar, gripping his sword loosely. The pillar seemed to hum, faintly resonating with his presence even before he channeled his energy. Dharam frowned, clearly noticing the phenomenon.

"Focus your energy," Dharam instructed. "Pour it into the pillar. Let's see what it reveals."

Aamir nodded and closed his eyes, taking a deep breath. He began channeling his adrenaline energy, a process that had become second nature to him. The power surged within him like a roaring river, and as he directed it toward the pillar, the room seemed to vibrate.

The glyphs on the pillar lit up in rapid succession, climbing higher and higher. Dharam's expression shifted from calm observation to astonishment as the pillar struggled to keep up with the influx of energy. The glow became erratic, flickering as if it might overload. Suddenly, with a sharp crack, the glyphs dimmed, leaving the pillar dormant.

Dharam blinked in disbelief. "Unbelievable... It couldn't measure you. Your energy is too vast—beyond the pillar's capacity."

Aamir opened his eyes, his brow furrowed. "Then what now? If it can't measure my level—"

"Hold on," Dharam interrupted, gesturing toward the pillar. "It didn't measure your energy, true, but look here."

The glyphs glimmered faintly, settling into a new pattern. Dharam examined them closely before letting out a low whistle. "Your control. That's what it measured."

Aamir tilted his head. "Control?"