[Ding! You have obtained Law Essence (Primordial Law Grade)!]
It was actually a Primordial Law Grade essence!
Daniel was overjoyed. His mind power imdiately sank into the world within his palm, wanting to examine the details of that Law Essence.
"The higher the quality of a Holy Relic, the better its effect when constructing a sage rank. I wonder how much help this Primordial Law Grade Law Essence will provide in forging a supre sage rank?"
His mind power instantly saw the essence shaped like a Gray Lotus.
Its lotus petals were layered upon one another,幽光 flowing across them, as though it contained infinite mysteries.
[Law Essence · Reincarnation (Primordial Law Grade)]
Type: Special Holy Relic
Law: Reincarnation Law (high-grade)
Effect: Can be applied to any item, sage rank, Sacred Art, and more, granting the target the power of reincarnation.
Description: This is a Reincarnation Law Essence derived from the entanglent of Origin Laws. It can trap a target in an endless state of reincarnation. Unless one possesses Laws of the sa level, a Primordial Law Grade Divine-grade treasure, or strength above the peak of Divine-grade, it cannot be broken.
Introduction: It was born in the depths of chaos before heaven and earth had yet been divided. It was nurtured, intertwined, and condensed by the Laws themselves, like a miraculous flower accidentally blooming within the starsea. Such a thing is nearly impossible to find in the world!
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Daniel carefully finished reading the details.
"This Law Essence just happens to be perfectly compatible with my Divine Domain, Chaotic Reincarnation."
The corner of his mouth curved upward, and a sharp light flashed in his eyes.
"Moreover, I’ve already obtained the sage rank secret codex and have the freedom to choose a sage rank template. If I collect more top-tier Holy Relics now, along with enough divine energy, I’ll be able to construct a Divine-grade template and ascend to sage rank in one step!"
His chest rose and fell.
Once he advanced to sage rank...
The mission rewards, those final two elental cores, would also be in his hands. Then he could unseal the Chronoverse Prologue Codex and grasp the Laws of spaceti!
"How exciting."
...
Endless Starsea, beyond the Sea of Chaos.
This place had neither form nor substance. It was like the primordial void before the universe had been opened, and even ti itself seed to have stopped flowing here.
Within the Sea of Chaos stood a mountain.
That mountain was exceedingly strange.
Looking upon it, there was nothing in sight except the mountain itself, as though the entire world existed solely for its sake.
Whoosh! Whoosh!
An old man and a young man appeared silently on the mountaintop.
The old man’s face was covered in wrinkles, like bark dried by the passage of ti.
The young man had handso brows and clear features, but his eyes were as deep as an abyss.
The old man and the young man walked side by side, like two stone statues that had co from ancient tis.
"Synros has walked out of the Tomb of True Knowledge."
The young man’s voice was calm, like wind passing through an empty hall.
"In this forgotten corner of the starsea, countless eras have passed like flowing water, and he is the first being to walk out of that slumbering Tomb of True Knowledge."
"The fact that he could cross that tomb which devoured countless powerhouses ans he has already stepped into the hall of the Eternal Sages—a threshold that countless great Oracle-grade beings could never touch even after exhausting their entire lives."
When the old man smiled, his face looked like a cracked riverbed.
He asked softly,
"But why did he choose this particular point in spaceti?"
"An Eternal Sage can roam freely through the Ti River. Whether it is the dawn when the ancient stars first ignited, or the twilight in the distant future when the gods wither away, he deliberately ca here."
"Because of Kelly."
The young man’s eyes flickered, and a aningful smile rose at the corner of his mouth.
"We all know very clearly that Kelly’s only flaw exists in this spaceti."
"Everyone understands this, but everyone has remained still. No one is willing to be the reckless fool who steps into the trap first. This ga has already been laid out on the chessboard of fate for a very, very long ti."
"Kelly has never been able to cross that threshold and step into the hall of the supre Divine-grade realm. Now, she has already beco the focus of countless Eternal Sages!"
The old man sighed. Wrapped within that sigh were traces of regret and fear.
"Synros is truly worthy of being a supre great Oracle-grade who dominated countless eras. He has only just entered the eternal level, yet his appetite is already so great. Although many Eternal Sages long to descend into the current spaceti, because Kelly exists here, no one dares act recklessly."
"But Synros is different... Is he not afraid that one wrong step will doom him beyond redemption?"
"No one dares underestimate Kelly."
A trace of fear flashed through the young man’s eyes.
"As one of the oldest Eternal Sages, Kelly is like a bottomless swamp. You think you have stepped on solid ground, but in the next instant, you may be swallowed whole. Those old monsters who have lived for far too long are none of them simple. Kelly is especially so."
"But her ntal State has never been perfected. It seems she will never be able to knock open the gate to that supre Rank."
The old man’s smile carried a hint of schadenfreude.
"Eternity is like a sword hanging overhead, about to fall. What if Kelly..."
"No one can say for certain what Kelly’s eternal tribulation will be."
The young man cast his gaze toward the endless chaos, as though trying to see through the truth hidden behind that void.
"However, regarding Synros, I have obtained a small piece of information. He has already returned to his holand in the current spaceti and is sharpening his blade, preparing to make a move against the Chaosverse."
"Oh?"
The old man’s eyes instantly lit up.
"He wants to dominate the Chaosverse of the current spaceti? That is no easy bone to chew!"
"Otherwise, he wouldn’t be Synros."
A playful curve rose at the corner of the young man’s mouth.
"In my opinion, once Synros starts making trouble, sooner or later he will drag all those eternal powerhouses into the vortex of the current spaceti. When that happens, this starsea that has been silent for so long may be swept into a storm of blood and slaughter."
Eternal Sages wandered within the Ti River.
Their existence ran through the past and the future, scattered across different eras like stars.
So dwelled in the ancient age when the starry sky first opened. So lay dormant in the unimaginably distant future.
If an eternal powerhouse grew tired of the flow of ti, they might even leap out of the Ti River and wander aimlessly through the eternal void.
They would not easily appear at the sa spaceti node unless so irresistible fate forcibly dragged them together.
"If Synros truly acts recklessly, he will indeed attract a large group of Eternal Sages."
The old man’s gaze was deep.
"It has been a very long ti since I last saw such excitent. It seems that for a long ti to co, we will not be bored..."
"This starry sky is finally about to burn once more."
...
The Door of Truth.
Simon said that after pushing it open, she might lose all her mories?
So, what should she choose?
Kelly hesitantly stretched out her hand and touched that cold, ancient Door of Truth.
Upon the door were engraved countless trajectories of stars and patterns of spaceti rifts, as though it sealed away the secrets of the entire universe.
Finally, at a certain mont, she used all her strength and pushed it open.
Boom—!
A deafening roar exploded beside her ears, like the collapse of the world.
Then, it stopped abruptly, falling into an eerie silence.
A faint warmth suddenly touched her face.
It was the warmth of sunlight.
The fragrance of flowers drifted on a warm breeze, lifting her hair like an invisible hand gently caressing it.
Ring, ring, ring...
An inexplicable bell suddenly rang.
At the sa ti, a deep voice sounded.
"Class dismissed."
Class dismissed?
Kelly opened her eyes.
Sunlight passed through the window, casting mottled patches across half of her face as light and shadow swayed.
"This is...?"
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