Chapter 1410 1410. Followers
That piece of information uncovered a plan that left Noah speechless. It involved two rank nine existences that wanted to co back from the dead!
Noah had no words to express his astonishnt. It was clear that he knew nothing about the Immortal Lands after his conversation with Supre Thief. There was simply too much going on under the unaware gazes of the existences in the seventh rank.
"Who has the power to kill you?" Noah asked. "Is the ninth rank the peak of the cultivation journey? Can Great Builder really cheat death?"
Noah stord Supre Thief with questions, and the latter revealed a surprised expression when he heard Great Builder’s na. It seed that he didn’t expect Noah to make that connection.
"Life can offer such wonderful twists," Supre Thief said after sighing. "You must be quite unique. I didn’t expect to et soone like you from towers built on stolen inheritances. Maybe you do deserve more than a simple speck of my soul."
Noah’s eyes lit up at those words, but Supre Thief didn’t give him the ti to ponder about them. He stood up and played with his hair before focusing again on Noah.
"This whole place is only an accumulation of my gains," Supre Thief said. "The bottom of the towers hides paths that lead to my real inheritance. My corpse is also there. Use this information as you see fit."
Chaos fell on Noah’s ntal sea. That description matched what he had seen inside the pyramid. Supre Thief and Great Builder had created similar structures to prepare for their resurrection.
"Heaven and Earth have followers," Supre Thief continued. "I have always seen them as slaves, but their power can match mine. You will eventually clash with them if you continue on this path. I couldn’t defeat them, and you will probably end in the sa way."
Supre Thief wasn’t praising Noah with those lines. He was only describing the situation of the Immortal Lands for existences that carried laws alien to Heaven and Earth’s system.
"Will you continue on your path even after learning this?" Supre Thief asked, and his expression beca dead serious at that point.
"You ask this as if I had a choice," Noah replied as a faint smile appeared on his face. "I either succeed or die trying. My ambition doesn’t allow to walk any other path."
Supre Thief stared at Noah for an instant before exploding into a loud laugh. He had seed surprised about his reaction, but he didn’t appear displeased about it.
"Perfect!" Supre Thief replied as his hand went on his eyepatch. "Then co, gaze into my world and learn the true aning of stealing."
Noah bent toward Supre Thief, and the expert lifted his eyepatch. Noah’s focus went on his left eye, but he couldn’t see anything since a blinding blue light filled his vision and made him cut any connection with the outside world.
Countless images flowed inside Noah’s head. They didn’t depict anything specific. They were nothing more than emotions capable of affecting all his senses at the sa ti.
A profound aning seeped inside his ntal sea and dispersed among his ntal energy. Noah felt that he had understood sothing imnse, but he couldn’t describe what it was with his words. His mind also felt unable to recall those emotions. They seed too heavy for his current level.
"Stealing is only a trick, a drawback of my individuality," Supre Thief explained once Noah regained his focus. "You will eventually understand this as long as you don’t let go of your greed. For now, I can only wish you a fun journey."
"I have so many questions," Noah said, but Supre Thief’s smile widened as he shook his head.
"I won’t give you more answers," Supre Thief said. "Our ti together is over. Ghosts can’t bother the living for too long."
Noah felt a pushing force driving him away from the hall. His feet slid on the polished floor of the tunnel, and bricks appeared on its exit as Supre Thief began to seal that passage.
"Heaven and Earth," Supre Thief’s words echoed through the tunnel as Noah slid away. "There is so much to steal, so much to take. You can’t suppress us all for too long. Even your infinite and imnse power won’t be enough to contain us one day."
Noah shouted questions, but Supre Thief didn’t even look at him. That interaction was over, and Noah didn’t have the power to delay its end. It was ti for him to go.
As Supre Thief’s monologue echoed through the walls, the tunnel closed and cut off his voice. Noah couldn’t hear him anymore and flew, driven by that pushing force inside the hall where he had fought the giant golem.
’What the hell just happened?’ Noah shouted in his mind once he returned to the previous hall.
His conversation with Supre Thief felt like a dream whenever he recalled it. The things that he had revealed hinted at a battle that involved followers of Heaven and Earth and independent existences.
’They will surely go after at so point,’ Noah thought as he reviewed what he had learnt.
He did not doubt that matter. Noah had confird his status as an enemy of Heaven and Earth multiple tis already. They would surely send soone to kill him as long he beca stronger.
’I can only focus on my personal power since I can’t avoid this outco,’ Noah concluded in his mind, and the book seized after defeating the big golem appeared in his hands.
The words "embodint of power" appeared in his mind again when he inspected its thick black cover. The book didn’t seem old, but it lacked the mysterious vibe that most resources previously handled by powerful cultivators had.
Noah opened the book to inspect its contents and was pleasantly surprised to find that it described a technique that he could use. The "embodint of power" was a process that used "Breath" as fuel for physical strength, and it was sothing that only the owner of that inheritance could use properly.
The only problem with the book was that its contents were incomplete. It didn’t have any missing pages. The owner of the inheritance didn’t complete the technique before writing it down.
That wasn’t a surprise since the owner had been nothing more than a rank 7 cultivator in the solid stage when he died. He lacked the expertise to broaden his technique and make it more accessible to other cultivators.
Still, Noah didn’t mind that incompleteness. He actually preferred it. Most inheritances would force him to modify his rewards anyway, and he would have it easier if they weren’t complete to begin with.
’I might be able to use it with the right modifications,’ Noah thought as he read through the contents of the book.
The technique described a series of specific positions that he had to perform while he filled his body with "Breath". His body would slowly learn to feed on that energy after a while and obtain surges of power once it fueled its functions.
That process was similar to Noah’s black vessels but also vastly different. It hinted at an idea that had the potential to beco the best body-empowering technique in the world.
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