“What do you an he had the love of a celestial deer? Did the 25th White Mother help him?” Queen Acacia asked.
King Acacia nodded. “In a way, yes. Have you all never wondered why despite the fact celestial will is so rare, even across all of the universes, that it still isn’t classified as a supre law?”
This was indeed an oddity to them.
Usually, a supre law was assigned as such based on its complexity, power and by proxy, its rarity. After all, if it was very complex and powerful, it would without a doubt also be rare. It was even weirder because celestial will originated from peak supre level beasts – the celestial deer. Although they had fallen from those past heights, that didn’t belittle the origins of the will itself.
However, celestial will was never classified as such. In fact, Dyon was aware that despite its potent levels of purity, celestial will was actually second to another unnad will when it ca to purification. Many thought that this was the reason why it wasn’t labeled as a supre law. After all, a supre law should be in a category by itself. There was a reason space will wasn’t a supre law, and that was because void will existed..
But, those who thought this would be wrong.
“The reason that celestial will isn’t known as a supre law is because it takes a special type of person to raise it to such a level.”
King Belmont scrunched his brows, he didn’t seem to agree. “Why would there be such a restriction. There are plenty of supre laws that are restricted to certain people. For example, our neighbors, the Uidah. We had many battles with them in our youth. Over that ti, we ca to understand that their Ethereal Peration was a supre law, albeit even the best of them only reached the 5th or 6th level of it.
“That aside, the Uidah have a special blood line that allows them to learn ethereal peration. No matter how often we battled them or studied them, we were never able to learn such a will. But, isn’t ethereal peration still known as a supre law?”
“You aren’t wrong,” King Acacia continued, “but, it doesn’t apply exactly as you’d assu. Celestial will and ethereal peration are similar in a few ways. For example, they are both exceedingly difficult to learn. If you don’t have a person willing to give you a kernel of it and don’t have the affinity or genius for it, you will likely never learn it.”
King Belmont and the rest of them nodded. They all assud that Ri and Madeleine learned celestial will because Dyon was of course willing to diligently guide them. They also knew that with Madeleine’s constitution, it was no wonder that she raised it to the levels it was at. After all, her constitution was purity incarnate and her personality matched it to perfection.
It was also fairly obvious that as the primary and only disciple of the 25th White Mother, that Dyon would have been guided by her. In fact, they even sensed her essence blood within him.
“However, that is where the similarities stop. If soone is willing to guide you in ethereal peration, you too can co to understand the first level. It’s just that no one of the Uidah clan would ever do such a thing for an outsider – that, and it’s punishable by death to do so.
“But the difference is that when guided for ethereal peration, you co out with the entire supre law. However, when you are guided in celestial will, whether you can manifest it into its true supre law status or not depends on you and no one else.”
A sudden realization ca over those listening. Celestial will could be learned by anyone. Just like anyone can learn any will. But, what separated it from others was that a set affinity was needed to bring it to its optimal level.
“Celestial Will is special. And the people who can make it shine at its full capacity are even more so.” King Acacia continued.
“So, the 25th White Mother could?” Big Red asked.
Surprisingly, King Acacia shook his head no. “No. She couldn’t. Or, what I should say is that she only could for a brief mont in her life and she never reached that peak level again.”
Confusion colored their faces. What kind of break through was it that could be rescinded, just like that? Why was this celestial will so fickle?
King Acacia sighed. “What I’m trying to say is that there was only one mont of perfection in the 25th White Mother’s life that led her to having the perfect ntal state.
“When the demon qilin needed her most, the White Mother was willing to give up her life for him. She had no regrets or qualms, in fact, she believed herself to have reached the peak of what it ant to live.
“There was nothing else that was important besides the mont between the two of them. Everything else seed insignificant.
“The clash of their clans, the raging suitors, the demon qilin’s competition, the views of their parents and ancestors. Nothing mattered.
“In that one mont between the two of them, the Celestial Deer bloodline reached supre levels for but an instant. And in that instant, her celestial will beca a supre law.”
“Just what happened?…” Queen Acacia whispered.
“The sa thing that always happened. The sa thing that had every ti before repeated itself without missing a single step.
“The demon qilin passed the trial with ease. In fact, his trial was slightly more difficult than the norm because he was already talented to begin with – and as you all know, the trial adjusted just enough to make it a difficult task, but not beyond completing.
“But, when the demon qilin finally got the sword in his hand, he lost himself. He was no longer himself – but had beco the Dragon King reincarnated yet again.”
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