The boat continued to travel through the void as Krune felt tired, casually returning to his Wisp Form before sleeping.
Sterlena looked at his sleeping figure, grinning as she patted him once, watching him snuggle upon contact as she smiled in content, sighing as she looked beyond, ‘To think there would co a day when I find solace in a Wisp.’
She too began to sleep after so ti had passed, wishing to rest first. After returning to the God Realm and having healed her Spiritual Incarnation, she had created a small force of bandits.
The purpose was to help her in the infant supercontinent. But, since they were annihilated by the Abolition Tower’s attack, her plans suffered a major setback. It was pretty emotionally draining for her to start from scratch once again.
‘I’m done. I’ll stop relying on others.’ She sighed, no longer having plans to rely on others. She didn’t wish to spend a lot of resources on them just for them to die a futile death. Instead of that, she better use the resources for herself.
‘Now, it’ll be hard to head into the Principality of Precipice.’ She sighed in response, ‘I’ll have to work sothing else for that.’
…
Two years since they had begun to travel through the void, Krune and Sterlena had gotten pretty close, constantly bickering like a pair of stray cats as they travelled atop the boat.
During the journey, they shared experiences with one another while slowing down the boat’s speed. Krune used the now excess obtained Godly Energy to unleash the developnt effect to increase the strength of her body.
And in response, she provided him knowledge and experience in relation to the usage of the Calamity and the Balance Laws.
“I had thought that I was the first to create the Balance Laws.” Krune sighed in the end.
“I had the sa thought during my ti too.” Sterlena said, “But, Balance Laws is just a derivative of the Calamity Laws ant to oppose it. So, it’s just a natural product that is attained as long as you are talented enough. From the looks of it, not everyone troubled by the Calamity Laws managed to derive the Balance Laws.”
“Have you t others?” Krune asked in surprise.
“Nope,” Sterlena shook her head, saying, “I’ve co across so ruins where past experts have left so notes related to this. That’s how I ca to understand that I wasn’t the only one troubled by Little Cally.”
There was another reason Krune and Sterlena hit off so well. It was because the naming sense of both was peerless.
Moreover, Krune had been pleasantly surprised at the start to see that in her human form, Sterlena too had…a rainbow-coloured hair. That was why they hit if off so well.
Their similarities made them feel as if they were really siblings. It was honestly a novel feeling for Krune, making him appreciate the encounter.
“We’re here.” Sterlena beca serious upon gazing at a massive spherical cluster spinning before her.
Swirls of energy swathed out of the spherical cluster, forming tongues of heat and light before coiling around it. An abundance of Godly Energy was being condensed and circulated within the cluster.
The phenonon caused the hearts of both to thump in increasing intensities. For, it was a level of power that surpassed even a Primal God.
“Even at my peak, I wasn’t able to achieve such a display of power.” Sterlena said as she tried to control her breath.
As for Krune, he was shocked. Had he witnessed such a scene when he was in the Godly Path Realm, he wouldn’t have paid it much attention.
But now that his comprehension of the laws has increased, he was actually able to understand the true extent of the power swirling within.
“That’s our entrance.” Sterlena pointed at a tiny portal that looked no different to a black hole situated at the edge of the cluster, touched by a sliver of a tongue, fuelling it.
As the boat slowly approached the gate, the hearts of both continued to accelerate as they didn’t even breathe, pensive and alert.
The mont a tongue of energy from the cluster blasted out unknowingly, they would be eradicated easily. So, they had to be on their toes.
Krune had already inford her of a thod he had devised to escape the fastest. And since they had practiced it quite the number of tis over the past two years, they were ready to do the sa in an instant.
Unfortunately for them, trouble always seed to be brewing along, as the cluster emitted a Godly Energy fluctuation, sending out a blast of energy in their way.
“Go!” Krune bellowed at his limit as he condensed the Cloud Whale in its largest form when he and Sterlena returned to their actual forms, shrinking their ethereal forms until only their cores remained behind.
Air Needle!
The Air Needle sent them flying towards the gate when Krune condensed the Cloud Whale once again around them, sending them flying with the Air Needle a second ti, accelerating them further.
As they were in the void, they could accelerate without trouble. Upon seeing the energy wave closing in on them, Krune continued to accelerate them while Sterlena used the laws of the wind to compress the wind within the Cloud Whale even more.
This way, the speed at which they travelled at soon surpassed the limit that he could sense using his divine sense.
Thankfully for them, Sterlena was still able to keep a track of things, taking charge if the situation as she directed them, barely managing to enter the gate.
The mont the two cores fell into the gate, the energy wave arrived, destroying the gate itself, passing along casually, as if it was a natural process.
After so ti passed, the gate began to form once again. It was a naturally forming location, created by the infant supercontinent. So, despite the number of tis it was destroyed, it would reform.
Moreover, it seed that by reforming after destruction, it was growing in strength, repeating the process.
Countless energy fluctuations slamd into it in discrete intervals, destroying the gate from ti to ti before it reappeared.
After so ti passed in such a fashion, a massive ship that spanned for tens of kilotres arrived at the scene and entered the gate.
Similarly, countless other ships too appeared from ti to ti before entering the gate.
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