Silence reigned over the Belmont Holy Land.
Three celestials. Three otherworldly beings that stood at the top of their world… Killed in re monts.
If Dyon said he was certain that he would win so easily, he would be lying. He was very much prepared for a long and drawn out fight, but he severely underestimated just what it ant to have regained his true constitution. And not only that, but to have also doubled its effectiveness.
Before Dyon essentially rebuilt his body, he could have barely been considering a fourth-grade body cultivator. The only reason he could fight toe to toe with third grade middle celestials were for three reasons: a) he had ignored his master’s rules at the ti and utilized a divine grade technique that multiplied his prowess by 64, b) he had given up tens of thousands of years of life in order to master half-step daos, an ability only peak celestials would have and c) he was in the third and deepest selfless state, sothing that maximized his battle power to inconceivable levels.
These also didn’t ntion other things like the fact Dyon’s soul was a half-step away from the dao formation realm, or the fact he used the unsealed Dragon King, a weapon superior to many supre grade weapons, in his battle.
It took all of these things in order for Dyon, as a fourth-grade celestial body cultivator to fight just one tier above him against soone of the third grade.
This wasn’t a mistake. This was simply how large the differences between celestial tiers was. The difference between a third stage celestial and a fourth stage was massive. As was the difference between a sixth stage celestial and a seventh stage. These were the markers between the lower celestial realm, the middle celestial realm and the higher celestial realm.
It was because Dyon understood this that he imdiately went all out against King Aun, Head Geb and Head Horus. He still hadn’t gotten an accurate gauge of his own powers, which caused him to go overboard.
Firstly, Dyon was no longer a fourth-grade body cultivator. Not only was his body equivalent to the first-grade level, it was the equivalent of the first-grade at peak perfection.
As most knew, the greater one’s grade, the more defined the differences. The third-grade had two divisions, the second-grade had three, but the first-grade had nine. Dyon’s body was now the equivalent of soone who had filled all 108 ridians at the saint realm before crossing the celestial barrier. Just that difference alone made him more than ten tis as power without any added techniques.
Secondly, there was the change in Dyon’s ridians. The act of re-establishing his original constitution was the equivalent of Dyon regaining his original set of ridians, the set he was born to receive.
Technically, his true original set of ridians is still within the energy kernel, but this was the beauty of cultivation. Every path was intertwined with one another. While a constitution might specialize in one path, it actually provided a boost in all three paths.
The Titan Diamond Body was a special case just like this one. It had twelve stages total, and each stage allowed one to be “reborn”. Dyon, by stepping into the silk bronze stage, was essentially reconstructed from head to toe, discarding all of the bad, and replacing it with the good… There was a reason the final stage was known as the silk of fate…
The third and final point was the majesty of the Titan Emperor’s Will technique…
Just from a basic level, one could see that this technique was ten tis more potent than the Demon Emperor’s Will technique. The first stage provided a 20 tis increase, but the second stage would be a 40 tis increase, while the third stage would be an 80 tis increase. By the end of the first act, Dyon would already receive a higher boost in strength in comparison to the final stage of the second act of Demon Emperor’s Will!
And, on a more in-depth level, Titan Emperor’s Will boost not just body cultivation, but also energy cultivation!
None of this even ntioned the fact that King Aun, Head Geb and Head Horus were pitifully weak. Head Geb and Head Horus were re fifth grade celestials, the lowest allowed grade for a celestial. While King Aun was a third-grade celestial, but of the lower celestial realm. They were simply incomparable to the warriors of the Grand Templar Sect.
The change in Dyon was so large that he could hardly be called the sa person anymore. At this point, he could most definitely fight the two Kings of the Grand Templar Sect without needing that deep selfless state. And, he had more than a 70% chance of winning.
Dyon couldn’t help but sigh to himself. He broke his master’s rules thinking that he needed to, but in the end he didn’t. If he didn’t get a grasp on the limits of his strength soon, it would only be detrintal to him. He still didn’t even fully understand just how much his silver mirror constitution improved in comparison to the normal version.
However, Dyon was happy about one thing: his roar.
Before, Dyon couldn’t use his music will like that because his vocal cords were too weak. The human body was simply too frail. But, it seed that the this Titan Body of his was far more robust that he could have imagined.
‘If it’s like this, I won’t have to use the [Dragon Transformation] technique to gain dragon vocal cords. Maybe I can already use dragon language in my current state?’
Dyon, who was standing in the skies, lost in thought, almost didn’t realize that he was the center of attention. In fact, even those close to him wondered if he had lost his mind.
However, it was then that Dyon looked toward King Mino. “Hey, I need a sparring partner. How about it?”
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