Simply this small factor, utilizing his absolute dominance, overwheld Kayden’s mind with the effort of elevating his path to this level. But with this star, his knowledge suppressed the difference and made it so that he only needed to want to use the star.
Kayden didn’t have to think long to simply destroy that part of his soul. The pain was completely surreal again, and he was once again unconscious. This ti, what appeared to him was a mory.
It was simply a place with giant trees and many golden birds, just that, sothing very peaceful that, after so effort, he placed in a fleeting mory. It was a small attitude and change in his soul that wouldn’t make any difference to him.
The star had given Kayden a great deal of power, but it wasn’t sothing he achieved with his own hands. It seed like a silly reason for soone who hadn’t lived long enough, but in fact, it was exactly the opposite.
Kayden had his principles and a defined path. Nothing more than this could enter into his objectives. Any minute detail that was not conquered by him would automatically be exchanged and replaced with sothing of his creation.
A path already taken would only lead to a place already known; This was a maxim that Kayden lived by, and at this mont it would be no different. He has perford this test on Nivus’s soul thousands of tis.
He saw the dragon gain thousands of different knowledge, absurd things that no mortal should achieve easily like this, but at the sa ti, no divine knowledge appeared.
It was as if there was a limit to what that soul could handle. No matter how many tis Kayden rotated Nivus’s soul and moved things around, nothing divine appeared. New doubts arose for Kayden.
Where did this knowledge co from? He had only one plausible answer to that: past lives. Probably, the soul still kept certain specific things that were very important for that existence.
The idea that they were clean before being reborn fell apart after that, as that was the only explanation for knowledge coming so easily. It was funny that anything in the soul beca sothing intimate with the person.
Knowledge did not need to be learned again, and mories seed to truly belong to the person. Only in a few cases did Kayden see a refusal in his or Nivus’s soul to absorb so things.
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"We are facing one of the greatest pinnacles in the universe. We have reached at least 10,000 nine-ray mages throughout the federation." The news was spreading everywhere.
Even with the increase in the number of wars and heinous cris due to lust and excess power, the universe was reaching its peak. For most people, this was a great sign.
Only a few who had already gone through many experiences understood that every pinnacle precedes the fall. How much longer would the universe sustain itself? Nobody knew. The number of gods had been decreasing at an alarming rate.
anwhile, the number of mages capable of asc
ender to divinity grew exponentially. It was incredible that even the weakest mage in the new universe had six lightning bolts and great combat capabilities.
This was obvious to everyone as most planets faced wars and force-related events constantly. Death has beco extrely common for most people in the universe.
So planets, for example, had been at war since the new universe was organized, without pause, not even for a few years, and yet life was still flourishing uninterruptedly.
Life expectancy has drastically decreased. Few people ended up dying of old age naturally in this new universe; death has beco extrely common, regardless of the wizard’s strength.
"The federation launched a new form of identification." This was a transmission made to everyone in the universe. The event was taking place in a palace, and 5 people were sitting at a table.
One of them was Yan, another was the primordial dragon god, another was an ancient Licht, one of the gods was a natural god, and the last one could not be identified by anyone. Each of them exuded an absurdly strong aura.
The Licht had perfect golden bones, and in its eyes burned a fire of the sa color. His aura was ancient, ridiculously ancient, he was probably one of the oldest at this table, without a doubt he deserved the title of primordial along with the dragon.
The dragon god was in his diminutive form as he could easily span millions of miles of pure muscle and fire. Its skin was red with black designs, moreover, it exuded an indescribable animal ferocity.
The natural god gave off a calm aura. He had the appearance of a middle-aged teenager who lived in a rural town. No one knew what law he wielded, and all those who discovered it ended up dead. He was easily in the top 5 in the universe in terms of power.
The last god did not have any mana or aura leakage. No one knew who he was exactly, they just knew that it was a recomndation from Thoth, and everyone just followed it without asking too many questions, mainly because Yan was 100% supporting this person.
The person speaking was a random narrator, without any strength. The true owners of the universe were just quiet as their thoughts were relayed. The natural gods took down two of the large organizations easily.
The false gods overthrew two others. It was sothing strange, as Yan single-handedly overthrew an entire organization and established himself as the strongest god the universe has ever seen. Even the old monsters now showed him so respect.
Two other organizations were overthrown with the support of the dragons and the Licht. It was a strange combination, but considering that the two races were beings that lived much longer than the others, their rapprochent was sothing very common in the universe.
At the mont, these five people held absolute power in the universe, at least that was what most thought. Only a minority knew ancient monsters that still road around and could break this balance.
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