"I na you Uno, the first and only."
Han did not even blink as he felt the power of this soul, his mind entering a frenzy upon realizing he had truly reached a new level.
The soul before him possessed a spiritual sense spanning half a galaxy—surpassing any mage in this universe at this mont, except for Atlas. The rest would not even be able to blink before its presence. A re attack from Uno could obliterate dozens of galaxies without explanation.
The title of the second strongest in the universe fell upon him instantly, and there was absolutely nothing other mages could do about it.
Atlas appeared after sensing the imnse disturbance, simply greeting Han and congratulating him on his achievent.
Slowly, the circle of top-tier mages was solidifying. So new nas, like Han, erged along the way. But little by little, everyone began to understand how the final battle would unfold—and who the individuals of real significance would be. Many mages stopped participating in the false battle orchestrated by the gods over the years—so, like Kayden, because they were too busy training; others because they were hiding their strength.
Ti continued to pass, and the birth of dozens of prodigies was witnessed during this period. Countless mages reached the peak of the universe, ascending to the tenth realm and becoming demigods. It was incredibly strange how what was once the pinnacle of power had now beco commonplace.
Tenth-realm mages could be found everywhere in the universe. They were no longer special or even feared. Only demigods remained limited in number, as the thods of ascension were different, and not all were capable of reaching a semi-divine state.
So mages grew in power during this ti, while others vanished into the rivers of ti. Great nas arose, and great nas faded away. Groups and entities were buried by the neglect of ti. Simply put—too much ti had passed.
"This path… it has never been docunted in this universe. How are you pursuing it?"
Hypnos appeared beside Kayden after a long ti.
"I saw Kollen use it."
Hypnos remained silent. What Kayden was doing was far beyond what Kollen had done—it was simply an entire world of difference. But Hypnos chose to remain quiet for the mont.
Jasmim Heart was floating in the depths of space, far from all the mages of the universe.
Her life over the last few billion years had gone from bad to worse. She was the first mage to ascend to a tenth-realm demigod—but she was also surpassed by ti. Simply left behind by the powerful once dozens of beings like her began to appear.
The woman was talented. Like it or not, she was the first to beco one of the most insane beings in the universe. But that was all. She was unable to go beyond that. She could not ascend past that imaginary peak. Her strength and potential had withered, lost to the false summit she had reached.
For billions of years, she searched for a path—an alternative to it all.
Jasmim could have beco a god if she pursued it with obsessive determination for the next hundred billion years. It would have been extrely difficult, but it was the easiest option.
That was what she would have done—before taking a few lessons from Kayden.
diocrity would only lead to a false peak.
That was what Jasmim had learned after so much ti with Kayden. It was exactly what she had experienced her entire life.
This ti, she chose sothing different.
"Space is the beginning and the end, the purpose and the pursuit."
Jasmim began the process of ascension to demigodhood once again.
This was not sothing that could or should be done—especially without Netero’s protection technique.
The ripples of the event drew the attention of many mages across the universe, but none moved toward the location to see who was undergoing the transformation. After all, this was neither a rare nor a unique event. It was just another demigod in the universe.
The skies closed in the sa way they always did. Everything unfolded just as it had before. Practically everything was identical.
In the end… Jasmim died.
Her body was completely destroyed—but not before she altered the space around her in a strange and unique way, causing her soul to beco trapped in a dinsion filled with the purest laws of space.
For millions of years, nothing happened.But after a long period, everything changed when she began to be reborn in a strange way.Her soul was different now.It was no longer that of a demigod.Nor was it that of a mortal.
It was sothing that Kayden would recognize imdiately if he were here.It was a Licht—a true undead, sothing that had not appeared at high levels for an incalculable number of years.
But that was not the most terrifying part.It was the way her soul had been born.It was a soul with a law inside it.And it was not just that—a law with a soul inside it.
Through all of this… Jasmim had fallen to the eighth realm.
Yet she had retained the sa strength she had as a tenth-realm mage, despite being two tiers lower.The universe held many mysteries.How had she managed to do this?That was one of them.
Not even Jasmim herself could explain where these thoughts had co from or how they had led her to this situation.But Jasmim did not care.She had a few more years to reach her true peak.This ti, she could not afford to fail.Her goal was as clear as the light of the sun.
The Ten Bolts.
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Kenian Hima was another mage who had risen at an insane rate.
It had not taken him long to reach the tenth realm, and he was currently undergoing the transformation into a demigod.
As always, Netero was there, along with other mages, to conduct the ritual.
The divine mana began to enter Keninan’s soul and fill it with dots of divine mana, it was sothing strange to observe and still generated many mysteries in the magicians capable of observing this phenonon.
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