The vast majority of the mories ended here, the God King had called Kuranes, Tiberius, and Horush to consult with him, while the rest of the gods were told to rapidly increase their power bases.
A special currency would be dispersed to them every decade which they would use to increase their power bases, and they were encouraged to begin researching the mysteries behind their powers.
Boreas returned to his vault where he gave the order for his bloodline to rapidly increase their powerbase, and began sending a majority of the Dominators at the Third Great Circle with low potential to the battlefield to die, of course, this process was disguised as the gods now willing to wipe out the plague of the Demons and Mages in their land.
For those Dominators with greater potential, who had the capabilities of becoming Earth gods, he gave orders to the Ancestor for them to be protected until they beca nurous enough that he would be able to rapidly climb the ranks of godhood when he consud them all.
Every potential Earth god unique to his bloodline was given all the resources they would need without any limits, it was the reason Rico and many others could beco Earth gods so quickly. This event was repeating itself with all the other gods on Trion as a wave of enlightennt and a great opportunity for power and long life swept the entire planet.
The mortals sang praises to their gods every day for this boon, and for those that perished at the battlefield, they all believed that their sacrifice would lead to an age of peace, that their sacrifice was to buy ti for the geniuses of their bloodline to all beco Earth gods so they could sweep through the battlefield.
'How utterly ridiculous, the gods wish to consu their descendants while they are nothing but food themselves.' Rowan thought. He now understood why there were no longer seven Earth gods on Trion like before.
His mind flashed toward Augustus, one of the firm wishes of this man was to beco an Earth god, and for that reason, he had lied, sched, and killed for the opportunity to beco one of the lucky seven. Rowan wondered how the man would feel when he knew that at this ti his talents would have been unleashed and he could finally beco an Earth god.
Knowing Augustus, becoming an Earth god would not be enough, after that, he would begin to seek for sothing more. This thought finalized the plans Rowan was formulating inside his consciousness.
Although he had beco aware of this change decades ago, the angelic spies he had kept on Trion had detected the bloodline lock over Trion had been lifted.
That information at that ti did not trouble him, even if Trion produced a billion Earth gods, they were nothing but a slightly bigger ant before him, but this was before he understood that the gods fed on the dead Dominators, every ti a powerful Dominator was killed, they grew stronger.
Rowan had always assud that this order to break the bloodline lock had co from his father as a response to his escape after the events on Jarkarr, but he was wrong, this act had co from the God King whose unknown purpose could be a great threat to him.
Perhaps injuring his father and allowing Elura to escape for a short while had caused more damage than he had expected, as whatever plans his father must have laid down must have been severely disrupted by those unexpected events and Golgoth must have taken advantage of that.
It would seem the elevation of the Gods of Trion was never the plan of his father, he was playing a much different ga.
Golgoth on the other hand called the gods his brothers and wished to elevate them to a higher level, Rowan was very suspicious of these acts. If Golgoth was another Aspect of a Primordial's Reflection, there was no way he would consider the gods of Trion, no matter how powerful, to be his equal.
Maybe this change happened because Golgoth acquired a soul. Maybe he now considered the gods of Trion to be his equal. It was impossible to know for now which line of assumption was the correct one.
Golgoth had said that a chance had opened up for him when the trickster revealed his treasure. That treasure must be Elura, perhaps the God King thought that she was dead, not knowing that she was imprisoned inside the Third Prince.
Elura told him that for the Third Prince to imprison her inside of his body he would have to be using a lot of power. This was very significant because if Golgoth knew that the Third Prince was weakened, he would be able to move against him.
The Third Prince must have recognized that his present weakness was now revealed to Golgoth, this should be the reason he had fled, allowing Golgoth to finally chart Trion on the course he wanted without any interruptions from a weakened Third Prince.
There must have been a delicate balance of power being kept between the God King and Golgoth, and that balance had been broken.
A single move from Rowan had set off far more changes than he had expected, and everything was rapidly spiraling out of control.
Rowan signed, there were so many speculations he could co up with but all would be useless unless he received more information. However what was important was that he knew that there was more than one faction in Trion and he had seen the cracks caused by his actions, what was left for him was to squeeze, widening those cracks until they beca massive craters.
He had finalized his plans, he would be killing and possessing all the gods of Trion. With the powers of Boreas in his hands, he would be able to acquire the proper bloodlines of all the other gods and acquire a suitable Earth god from their respective bloodlines whom he would ascend to godhood.
With this thod, slaughtering the gods would be easier, but that was only the first part of his plan, the other side would be creating chaos to distract the gods and the God King from what he was doing.
Rowan planned to do sothing truly crazy, he would be making the nurous weaker bloodlines like those of the Guardsn now have the capability of becoming gods.
He wondered, how would the glorious and arrogant royal bloodlines of Trion react when their slaves and servants began to transform into gods.
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