Capítulo 839: Last Chance
“What?” Theron asked with his sa patented gentle smile. “Is there a problem?”
“The General isn’t free to guide people. She has very important matters to attend to every day,” Daisy said coldly.
“Is that so?” Theron blinked. “That’s a sha.”
Daisy was about to speak again, Theron’s nonchalance really getting under her skin. But a raise of Aridia’s hand made her stop in her tracks.
“Why are you asking this?” Aridia asked calmly.
Theron blinked again as though he didn’t understand the question. “Why wouldn’t I want to be taught by you?”
Aridia’s eyes narrowed.
Theron asking her such a thing didn’t make any sense. He was soone who had gotten the upper hand on Viper. Granted, Viper wasn’t using her own abilities and was instead mimicking her, but she was still a Transcendent.
Why would a King with so much power ask for such a thing?
For a long while, the room sat in silence, but while the Tiless Fairies outside of sso began to feel uncomfortable, Theron’s smile was just the sa and Aridia looked as though she could sit there forever.
“How old are you?”
This ti, it was Theron who was a bit caught off by the question. His head tilted a bit and then he laughed.
“I’m seventeen years old.”
“BULLSHIT.” Daisy slamd a palm into the desk, her breath heaving.
There was definitely sothing wrong with what was going on right now. Theron was too powerful for his age by a margin so wide it was unfathomable.
To say there had never been a single even 30-year-old as powerful as Theron wasn’t even an understatent. In fact, it wasn’t enough of an exaggeration.
Daisy was convinced there was sothing wrong with Theron’s origins, or maybe he had to be part of so special Race that their thods couldn’t properly docunt and contend with.
She had heard of so Races that had exceptionally long lives. Maybe their senses were detecting a long lifespan as youth when they shouldn’t have.
However, Theron’s smile didn’t fade at all. He didn’t even flinch at the boom of the palm despite the wind that kicked up and the sonic waves whipping out in all directions.
“Do you understand what you are saying?” Aridia said slowly.
“I’m not sure what you an.”
“To reach the King Realm by 100 years of age is the line of an absolute genius. Not a talent, not a decent genius. An absolute genius. Even one with a Voidwrought Resonance is not guaranteed to reach this level by the age of 100—the highest Resonance there is.”
“Ah, interesting.” Theron nodded as though he hadn’t already guessed this from spectating alone. “Speaking of which, I’m curious. This should be the pinnacle of humanity, no? So where are all the Voidwroughts? Even you’re just an Elder Titan. Don’t tell humanity doesn’t have Voidwroughts?”
Theron had been sort of anticipating seeing his first Voidwroughts. But it was… odd.
Even in the Demon Corps, the Prince-level talents were just Titans. That seed to an that only Kings would be Elder Titans and the Emperors would be Voidwroughts.
He had been expecting to et such talents.
Instead, though, Aridia was the best of the very best, and as far as Theron could tell, she wasn’t even close to Voidwrought Resonance.
At first, Theron thought that this might be a bridge she crossed by virtue of her Space Mancy. aning, she could get away with her talent being weaker because her Mancy Path was so powerful overall that it didn’t matter that it was a tier lower in Resonance.
But Theron hadn’t sensed any Voidwroughts in the encampnt.
The closest to Voidwrought amongst the Tiless Fairies was sso, and Theron was about 10% sure that she just might be a Voidwrought herself. But the better-than-90% odds seed to say that she was actually just very close and not quite there yet.
This left Theron… confused.
Could there not be any Voidwroughts in existence? That was odd.
But then Aridia casually ntioned them just now, and that prickled sothing else at the back of Theron’s mind.
Why did this universe only have Humans?
Theron had thought that the Demon Corps would have been made up of Demons, but surprisingly, they were all just Humans that had mutated their bodies.
It was all so odd.
Honestly, at first, Theron hadn’t really thought about why he needed to care that there weren’t other Races. The Races he thought should exist all ca from fictional books. There was no reason that they had to exist in real life.
But after he ford his Profound Truth… Theron felt a certain resonance with the world that just felt… like it was missing sothing.
Like sothing was fundantally not there even though it should be.
Aridia’s eyes sharpened. When Theron spoke the word Voidwrought with such unprecedented ease, Aridia felt sothing within her stir.
“Are you a Voidwrought, Theron?”
“?” Theron blinked. “No—.”
Aridia’s gaze dimd for a mont.
“—I am a Perfect False Voidwrought, though. Whatever that ans.”
Five pairs of eyes sharpened all at once, the aura they radiated as one suffocating the very air that hung between them.
“Well, actually, I guess it’s more accurate to say that I’m a Perfect Dual Core False Voidwrought.” Theron smiled brightly.
Aridia’s pupils trembled for a mont. That was right. Theron did have a Dual Resonance.
Getting a read on Theron was incredibly difficult because his soul was so ridiculously powerful for his cultivation level. As such, even they could only ask to understand him.
And yet, even though Theron could have very well lied…
They believed him.
Even Daisy believed him this ti.
Only such a thing could explain how soone could be so mind-numbingly powerful.
Aridia took a small breath.
“There exists a Gate at the end of the universe. So call it the Naless Gate. Others call it the Tatsuya Gate. Yet so others call it Heaven’s Gate.
“It is said that only those younger than 25 years old can enter. So, if you are lying about your age…
“This is your final opportunity to back out.”
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