Chapter 1827: Breaking Through Three Levels Chapter 1827: Breaking Through Three Levels Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation “The more you act like this, the more uncomfortable we feel,” Femi Kabbah said helplessly.
Garvie Nantz’s constant concessions made the three of them feel even more uneasy. Despite their conversation, it was clear that the four didn’t regard Royal Lenihan and the others as equals. Although they were all gods of the Divine Palace, Garvie and his companions saw them as nothing more than temporary obstacles on their path of cultivation—opponents who would eventually be defeated and surpassed. There was no need to dwell on them.
When they returned to their residence, Garvie went to the top of the hall and bowed.
“Master!” “What is it?” Braydon Neal asked, eyes closed as he continued his nirvana.
Garvie didn’t hold anything back.
“The divine palace plans to establish a tenth palace under your leadership, with nine main peaks under its jurisdiction.
It will serve as a training ground to recruit disciples of the divine palace.” “Agree to it,” Braydon responded.
“Master, what should we na the tenth palace and the nine peaks?” “Do as you see fit,” Braydon said, showing little interest in such matters. For sothing so minor, he trusted the four to handle it as they saw fit.
On the first floor of the hall, Garvie voiced his thoughts, sowhat helplessly.
Bedirhan Leitner considered, “The first nine palaces use the word ‘divine’ as a prefix, followed by another word.
Should we do the sa for the tenth palace?” Garvie had a different opinion.
“The nine palace masters aren’t even half as good as our teacher.
Why should we follow their naming convention for the tenth palace?” Loki and Femi agreed with him. After a brief discussion, they decided to go with the na suggested by Garvie: Northern Palace!
Who would dare to question the na Northern? To question it was to challenge the eight million direct descendants of the Northern Army, the sons of the Northern Army, and the military leader Braydon himself!
The mont this na was chosen, it carried weight and authority.
No one dared to object.
Loki considered, “The nas of the palaces have been decided.
How should we na the nine main peaks?” “I suggested the na for the palace, so the three of you should decide the nas of the nine main peaks,” Garvie replied, always modest.
Bedirhan, however, wasn’t pleased.
“Why are you stepping back?
We should each take a few nas, then decide together.” The four of them chatted and laughed as they settled on the nas of the nine main peaks, then inford Ebbe Cortsen.
Ebbe, who had been just outside the palace door, heard every word of their discussion, feeling a sense of helplessness. Naming such significant landmarks should have been Braydon’s responsibility. Yet, no one had expected that Braydon would let his four disciples make the decisions so freely.
Ebbe handed the finalized nas to the Divine Origin Palace’s palace master.
As for the Northern Palace, it was completed overnight, positioned adjacent to the nine palaces. Below the divine palace, nine divine mountains, each towering 90,000 ters high, erged, now known as the nine peaks.
Each main peak contained 90,000 blessed lands, aning it could accommodate 90,000 disciples. At the summit of each peak, there was a dojo that could hold 100,000 people. Altogether, the nine peaks could take in 810,000 disciples.
In addition to this, the Northern Palace was established.
The nine palace masters fully supported this endeavor, and they jointly announced the formation of the new palace. The news spread like an earthquake throughout the divine palace and beyond. Recently, everyone was discussing the creation of the tenth palace.
A new palace had indeed been established! And the master of the Northern Palace was still the sa formidable figure who, three years ago, had used his mortal strength to suppress the nine palace masters, defeat god kings, subdue god monarchs, and overpower god emperors.
Who wouldn’t want to beco his disciple?
Moreover, Braydon’s four disciples were now recognized as those who had each cleared more than ten levels of the god tower in succession. If soone were to beco Braydon’s disciple in the future, wouldn’t they be just as extraordinary?
It was the opening day of the Northern Palace.
The nine palace masters arrived, all dressed in long robes with their hair tied up in crowns. Nearly all 36,000 elders of the divine palaces were present, offering their congratulations. Millions of young disciples gathered at the divine palace for the occasion.
“Silence!” commanded the Divine Origin Palace’s palace master, his voice carrying the weight of the heavens. With just one word, the entire world fell silent. No one dared to utter a sound.
“Since the establishnt of the divine palace, the nine palaces have been the most prominent.
Now, a new tenth palace has been added.
It is built for one person—the new palace master of the Northern Palace, Braydon Neal!” he declared.
“The Northern Palace has just been established.
Any disciple of the divine palaces may apply to join!
Within the Northern Palace, the resources for training disciples will be allocated by the divine palace, and the disciples of this palace will enjoy the sa treatnt as those of the nine palaces!” The Divine Origin Palace’s palace master made his position clear.
“Congratulations to Palace Master Neal!” echoed the 36,000 elders.
“Congratulations!” repeated the million disciples below.
“The Northern Palace will appoint 100 elders to remain in the palace and assist the palace master in managing the peaks,” announced the palace master of the Divine Revelation Palace, offering the support of the divine palace. Building a new palace required manpower, and Ebbe was among those assigned to help.
Just then, a domineering man approached from afar, leading a crippled black dog on a leash. He spoke indifferently, “I have nothing to do.
I’ll teach students!” “Ancestor!” the nine palace masters exclaid in shock, imdiately kneeling.
The disciples of the divine palace followed suit, bowing low. The man was one of the peak gods, a being from the forbidden area of the divine palace—an ancestor.
The domineering man waved off their deference.
“There’s no need to be so polite.
I’m here to relax.
I’ll be staying in the Northern Palace.” “Yes, sir!” the palace masters replied, not daring to object.
The disciples below were even more astonished. The Northern Palace had just been built, and while it didn’t yet have many mbers, those who were there were truly formidable.
A hundred elders!
Braydon was the palace master, and his four disciples were exceptional—dragons and phoenixes among n. Now, with the appearance of yet another ancestor from the divine palace, it seed unlikely that anyone would dare to join the Northern Palace.
After the announcent, Braydon remained in seclusion, deeming it unsuitable to show himself. The palace master of the Divine Revelation Palace declared that the Northern Palace was now open to accept disciples.
In an instant, the Northern Palace was overcrowded. A hundred elders managed the nine peaks and oversaw the recruitnt of disciples, though every candidate had to pass a rigorous test. Anyone with a bit of talent could join the Northern Palace.
But then, a calm voice echoed from the top floor of the palace: “The Northern Palace is recruiting, but only those who have passed three levels of the god tower can join!” The words silenced the crowd.
Who had spoken?
“Yes, Master!” Garvie quickly bowed, his address revealing to everyone who had issued the order—Braydon, the Northern Palace master. His word was final.
“Yes, Palace Master!” echoed the hundred elders, turning to bow in acknowledgnt. The decision was made.
The Divine Origin Palace’s palace master smiled bitterly.
“With the threshold set this high, only one in a hundred of the million disciples here today will be able to join!” “Each palace has its own rules and expertise.
The strict admission standards of the Northern Palace show that Palace Master Neal is taking this seriously,” mused the palace master of the Divine Revelation Palace, seeing it as a positive sign. If Braydon showed no concern, it would have been a bigger problem.
Braydon’s sudden decision to raise the bar led to so complaints, but no one dared to cause trouble. After all, the nine palace masters were present, along with the peak elders. Who would risk courting death?
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