Later that day, Rifindio and the twins' group t once again. "Hey! Long ti no see!"
Rifindio wasn't much in the mood for a warming reunion. "Yeah, yeah... So, what are you here for? Are you running away from the Werdlem Universe? How did you even manage to escape the Werdlem Imperial Palace or Dinsional Realm or whatever with that cultivation of yours?"
"We put a lot of effort into it," Rean answered with a smile. When they arrived in the Werdlem Universe, they were indeed in the Divinity Realm Peak Stage, so Rifindio was right to ask that. "However, at the mont, this cultivation is just a facade. Are you ready for the long story?"
Rifincio scratched the back of his head. "Just send the whole thing through Divine Sense, will you? Sothing tells we would be here forever if you spoke normally."
Rean didn't mind and made a resu of all, sending it to Rifindio. Rifindio took a few minutes to organize all the information in his head, and only then was he made aware of the whole set of events. "Just... what is wrong with you?"
Kentucky heard that and felt annoyed. "Is this so kind of new motto? Will everyone we et now ask what is wrong with us?"
"I sure hope it doesn't beco a trend," Rean wasn't much happier either.
Unaware of what they were talking about, Rifindo jumped straight into the main topic. "Alright, so you suppressed your cultivations, and Hick sealed it so my F956 wouldn't notice you are Peak Stage Celestials with all your Celestial Laws already comprehended."
"Now you guys ca here because you believe one of these Primordial Beasts is in F956, right? Other than Laiana, of course." Rifindio concluded.
"That's pretty much it," and Rean confird. "So, we are going to the Mist Library. It's just that the fact that we can use the Abyssal Paths is now known by the Werdlem Empire, so I thought it would be better to let you know everything in case the Werdlem Empire cos knocking on your door."
"I'm the only Celestial here. Do you need to co with you?" Rifindio asked as well.
"No," Rean shook his head in response. "I know you are busy as hell because of your new position. We won't be bothering you here."
"I don't really mind..." Rifindio insisted, but then...
'I do!' Nyanta complained. He had been silent this whole ti, but he couldn't hold back anymore. 'Rifindio, you should stay away from them! Also, you just want to avoid returning to the Palace since there is more work to do there.'
Rean and Kentucky heard that. "Oh! So this is your Universe Sentience, uh? Just a second!"
*Zush!*
Suddenly, Sister Orb appeared outside as well, and it was Rean who brought her out. "Look, Sister Orb! It's another Universe Sentience! Maybe you should call him brother?"
[Who the hell is calling anyone brother?! Is that why you brought out? For this?] Sister Orb had no intention of doing such. [You can't compare Universe Sentiences. We were born in different tis, and we have our own traits. Besides, I'm much better!]
Nyanta didn't take that lightly. The power of the Universe began to accumulate in that area, his voice cold. 'Better? Your fucking Lisan Universe doesn't even have a ranking! You even let it get almost destroyed by a puny Extinction Sphere. Yes, Rifindio told everything. And yet, you say you are much better?! Ha! Talk about overconfidence!'
Sister Orb was furious! [First of all, the Werdlem Empire's Universes have a ranking system because they are all part of the sa power. Do you know what that ans? You are their dog! Hahaha! Second, if you survive your own Extinction Sphere once it appears, that will be because the Werdlem Empire helped you! At least my Universe was saved without anyone's help!]
'Without anyone's help?' Nyanta snorted. 'Hmph! Then what about the Celestial Soul System? Also, wasn't it created by that Default guy or whatever? It wasn't even yours to start with!'
[Still a hundred tis better than having to wag your tail to get so help! Hahaha!]
'You...!'
[ what?!]
*Tlac!*
Suddenly, all that Universe Power disappeared, Rifindio using his authority to disperse it. "Alright, the two of you can stop already. Nyanta, if you start using the Universe's Power like this, we might be detected. They only ca here for the Mist Library, so they won't stay for long anyway."
'I still think you are risking too much there,' Nyanta countered.
[So ungrateful. If not for us, you would have had to select so other guy to be your Universe Owner.]
"Ahem..." Rean intervened as well. He didn't expect both Universe Sentiences would have such bad chemistry. Considering how rare they were, shouldn't they get along instead? "Leaving that aside, we have no intention of causing a problem here indeed. Once we get Soltrex... Well, we don't know if Soltrex is truly here. Laiana is already here, so finding two Primordial Beasts in the sa universe seems too convenient. Anyway, if he is, we will get him free and leave straight away. There is no point putting this Universe at risk."
'I see... At least this Lisan Universe Owner knows what he is doing,' Nyanta said.
However, Rifindio noticed sothing else. "Hum? What is it?"
'What is what?' Nyanta asked back.
"Don't play with . We have been together long enough for to know when you are hiding sothing." Rifindio wouldn't let it go. "Just speak already. What is it?"
Rean and Kentucky didn't notice a thing, so they paid close attention as well.
Nyanta was silent for a minute, but seeing Rifindio wouldn't drop the matter, he finally spoke. 'Sigh... You brought to et Laiana once, rember? At that ti, I had the chance to check her up close, to see what kind of power a Primordial Beast had.'
It made sense since Rifindio always knew about the twins' system quests. After becoming a Universe Owner himself, it was only proper that Rifindio went to talk to Laiana as well. She even gave him a few pieces of advice. "Alright, so what?"
Nyanta continued. 'Well, this Soltrex guy you ntioned is most likely here. These primordial beasts have a very distinctive power, and I can indeed feel it in the location of the Mist Library you ntioned. It's just that you need to know about it beforehand, or even a Universe Sentience like wouldn't notice a thing. But that's not the point. Instead, it's not just those two. There is a third one...'
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