Soul-Devouring Hookworms are evil creatures bred in the Heaven Realm. The breeding process might have been too successful, resulting in them becoming too powerful for even the Heaven Realm to control.
At this mont, the suddenly worm-like Soul-Devouring Hookworms wriggling in Clayton Bertram’s palm resembled caterpillars. While their adorable and simple appearance can deceive Clayton, it could not deceive Master Burgess. Master Burgess saw through the vicious and strange evil hidden within the creature at a glance.
But Master Burgess suddenly realized sothing: Did his son really not know?
He sealed the Soul-Devouring Hookworms inside his son Little Grape’s body, and sohow, these uncontrollable evil creatures from the Heaven Realm beca obedient in his son’s hands?
Master Burgess was quite pleased and looked at his son: This kid, to subdue the Soul-Devouring Hookworm, must have made many efforts, but never ntioned it in front of his father.
In this aspect, he’s just like !
Whether he is really like Master Burgess, only Heaven knows. In any case, most parents are like this. If there are any bad traits in their children, they must be inherited from the other side, while the good traits are definitely "like ".
Master Burgess looked at the Soul-Devouring Hookworms again and smiled with satisfaction: "Leave them to . I’ll take care of them and return them to you when they grow up." Clayton was, of course, very reassured, and he handed over his "children" to his father. But the Soul-Devouring Hookworms beca obviously agitated and fearful in Master Burgess’s hands, sensing the prohibition that Clayton had initially used to subdue them had co from this man.
Master Burgess put the Soul-Devouring Hookworms into his sleeve, just like he did with the Gourd creatures back in the day. Mainly, he didn’t dare to put them in any of the Mini-worlds...
Living in a sleeve, they had food and drink. Master Burgess threw various heavenly treasures there, and the Soul-Devouring Hookworms finally settled down.
His son’s matters were only a small interlude, and Master Burgess’s main focus was still on the Heaven Realm. Even his avatars in the Three Circles Immortal Domain had temporarily ceased activity.
Currently, the plan to spy on the Heaven Realm’s situation through the Three Circles Immortal Domain had reached a bottleneck. Ashbur’s value to Master Burgess had almost been completely drained, and Master Burgess was considering whether to change his identity, go to a different ancient kingdom to search for Immortal Descendants, and make another breakthrough. That’s why he had been a bit slack with Ashbur lately.
Ashbur was also sowhat downcast since General Barlow had taken the bla for his actions. Because he had visited the Lower Realm for leisure, one of his father’s generals was lost, and the negative impact would last for a long ti.
Ashbur had been drowning his sorrows in alcohol recently, not even caring about Arthur Beacher’s widow. Master Burgess believed he should return soon and was secretly considering if he should follow Ashbur to Heaven Realm or wait for Master Claude’s invitation. Master Claude had previously promised to promote him to Heaven Realm as well.
Or perhaps he could be even more sinister - pretend to follow Ashbur while allowing Master Claude to believe that he’s an undercover agent planted beside Master Joseph?
As Master Burgess struggled to decide, a drunk Ashbur barged into his room one day. Ashbur usually sent soone to summon Master Burgess to discuss matters with him and had never co directly to see him before.
Master Burgess asked in surprise, "Your Majesty, what is this about?" Ashbur’s eyes were sunken, his complexion sallow, and his haggard appearance carried a touch of madness. "Sir, I need your help!"
"Please tell , Your Majesty. I will do my utmost to help!"
"I have to go to Demon Cloud Abyss to retrieve the Heavenly Editing Brush for my father!"
Master Burgess could only advise, "Your Majesty, do not be impulsive." He had never heard of the Heavenly Editing Brush but knew that the Demon Cloud Abyss was well-known in the Three Circles Immortal Domain as the realm’s number one deadly place. No one could enter or leave it.
In other dangerous places, the immortals of Heaven Realm would warn their descendants not to approach, knowing there were risks of falling. However, most of these dangerous places did not have actual immortals dying inside. The Demon Cloud Abyss has had recorded instances of immortals perishing within!
Master Burgess speculated that this place might be connected to the Chaotic Void.
Ashbur must have hesitated for a long ti before making up his mind. "Only by doing this can I make up for my mistakes. Nothing in this world is of much use to my father, except for the Heavenly Editing Brush..."
Ashbur recounted the origin of the Heavenly Editing Brush, an artifact which was left behind by a long-gone Emperor Venerable. It was a treasure shared by the Immortal Race of Heaven Realm, with the Five Emperor Venerables taking turns managing it for ten thousand years each. All immortals ranked above Immortal Kings were eligible to borrow it. Among its many powers, the most significant to the Immortal Race was "editing".
If they think that the rules, systems, laws, etc., of a world are not suitable, they can use the Heavenly Editing Brush to edit it!
Just how powerful is this treasure? Master Burgess had so data that the God of Construction had once calculated. After the Heavenly Track Reversal event, there were 7,452 Immortal Realms hidden in Heaven Realm, with fewer than 200 new Immortal Realms created in the past 20,000 years.
The tiline of the Heavenly Editing Brush’s loss coincides with the Heavenly Track Reversal.
The natural Immortal Realms existing in Heaven Realm are extrely limited in number. Most of these realms have been transford by the Masters after they took a liking to them. When the Heavenly Editing Brush was available, such transformations were convenient - they just needed to submit a report, borrow the treasure, and make a few edits to the world they liked. Soon, it would beco a suitable "Immortal Realm".
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