I didn’t imdiately head to the main island. There was ti for that. I had felt so pressed for ti before. I had to stop them from getting the human lore. I had to absorb the power before it was too late. I had to save Eliana. I had to do so many things, but now, it didn’t matter anymore.
I could see where the other copy of the human lore was. It was like a beam in the sky, bright and obvious toward the current . They were desperately trying to finish their little ritual, translating the lore so that they could connect to the humans and then acclimate them to Gaia. If they were smarter, they could probably connect to all of the humans and then cause them instantaneous death.
Of course, that would take ti to figure out, ti that I only had because I wasn’t having to figure it out on my own. This had been Calypso’s analysis of the information. I was using her thousands of years of experience, contemplation, and study. It was a shortcut the fey couldn’t hope to accomplish even in a lifeti of research. Perhaps, once they understood the lore, they could understand the incredible things it could do, but by then it’d be too late. They would have already acclimated humanity to Gaia, and then all of these perks would have been lost in the lifestream. Humans would be no different from fae, fairy, and the other native races of Gaia.
Either way, I wouldn’t let them carry out their plan. There was only room for one Human King in this world, and it wouldn’t be held by any fey. I walked out of the safe room on the SSS island, and then I flew up into the air and sped toward the beam of light. When did I learn to fly? I had no clue. It ca to with the rest of the information flowing through my mind. There was just so much information. Monsters, jobs, places, people, dates, and detailed information. It was like a whirlwind that was sweeping through my mind, throwing away all thoughts.
The longer it weighed down on , the harder it was to think, but I didn’t need to think. I landed on the boat where the human core was. There was a circle of fey sitting in a circle, chanting so kind of magical spell. If I had Alysia with , I might have cut through such a spell, but I left her behind because I didn’t want her to see what I would do. I didn’t want her to have to live with it.
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Instead, I used mana like a hamr, slamming it down on their spell, malford it until it made no sense. They barely had managed to realize I had even appeared in the middle of their circle when the spell backfired. There was an eruption as the spell backfired. Many of them were instantly killed by the surge of power erupting from the core. I used my mana to casually deflect it, and then I reached out and grabbed the spare orb. It had no purpose anymore, but I still tossed it into my soul world for later.
n were shouting and screaming around . Half of the ship was in flas now and they were only just becoming aware of my attack. I kicked off, flying up into the air as quickly as I had arrived. That was when I was hit in the back. A fiery explosion hit , and my armored buckled under the hit but managed to survive. Considering how powerful my armor was, that was a testant to the level of spell soone had just used on .
I looked down to see countless ships. It was a small armada of fey ships. They had been protecting the ceremony that I had unceremoniously interrupted. They hadn’t seen fly down so quickly in the dark, but now, all of the mages were on deck and shooting spells my way. All I had done is take a core that was rightfully mine, and they were sending their most powerful kill spells my way. These mages were no joke either. Combining two or three mage’s per spell, my old self would have been vaporized in only a few minutes under such an onslaught. It only reminded of how vulnerable I had been, how helpless I had been when they took everything from .
Anger started to surge through , and I lifted my hand. “teor!”
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