Looking at the Titan soul paying respects, Richard showed a satisfied smile.
After two years of editing, there has finally been so progress on the matter of the dominator personality compilation.
"No need for formalities," Richard said calmly.
The Titan soul lowered its arms and looked sowhat perplexed at everything around it.
The mories Richard compiled for him flashed in his mind, and in a mont, he understood everything about himself.
"I never thought I could survive from that monster’s grasp," he said softly.
In the mories Richard compiled for him, it was not concealed that he was a soul taken from the Civilization Devourer, nor was the fact of his personality collapse hidden.
There’s no way around it; a personality cannot be built on the foundation of lies. Otherwise, once the lies are exposed, the personality built upon them will also collapse.
Moreover, there is still a part of mory present in this dominator’s soul, and these mories are just right to serve as anchors for the personality.
"My king, give a na," the Titan soul said to Richard. "Too much of my mory is fragnted; I can no longer rember my na."
He had a hint of lancholy on his face, but there was no self-doubt.
The souls of different races have different characteristics, and these characteristics will directly influence the ntality and psyche of the being.
Just as Abyss Demons are naturally combative and greedy, the soul of a Shepherd Star Titan is inherently broad-minded, maintaining a tolerant attitude towards all changes.
"How much do you rember about yourself?" Richard asked.
The Titan soul closed its eyes as if recalling its past.
A mont later, he opened his eyes and shook his head, saying, "Very little. I only rember herding under a starry sky, wandering from one world to another. However, from what I know, it seems I was a War Blacksmith."
Upon hearing the Titan soul’s response, Richard sighed slightly in relief.
It seems there was no problem with the mory compilation.
The mories in the Titan soul about alchemy and various Titan Battle Skills were all compiled by him. To make these mories harmonize, he had no idea how much effort he had put in over these two years.
Fortunately, everything was fine.
"A blacksmith? Then I’ll na you Tailpeak Anderson."
Anderson is a transliteration of a blacksmith in Titan Language, and Tailpeak was once a famous mine in the Titan Mother World. Before the Titans dominated the world, it was a holy land for Titan blacksmiths, where thousands of Titan blacksmiths lived all year round, mining tals and forging weapons day and night.
The Titan mused for a mont and nodded, "Tailpeak Anderson... a good na."
The mories Richard left him included so of the compiled na mories. These mories contained fundantal knowledge about the Shepherd Star Titan, including language, etiquette, and so basics.
Among them, the history of the Shepherd Star Titan was also present.
"From today onwards, I shall be called Tailpeak Anderson."
Seeing Tailpeak accept the na, Richard finally relaxed.
Nas are also anchors for personalities; accepting the na anchors the personality, stabilizing Tailpeak’s personality.
Next, he only needs to add more mories to consolidate the existing personality, and it would be like coming back to life, living a second life.
Richard nodded slightly and then took a body out of his pocket.
"Your flesh is not yet completed; use this body for now."
Tailpeak looked at the six hundred physique body in front of him and imdiately entered it. Monts later, with the connection of spirit and flesh, Tailpeak opened his eyes wide, his face filled with wonder.
"Is this the abyss Titan bloodline? Such a strong bloodline!"
Richard waved his hand, indicating for him to move his body around.
"Don’t get too excited; this is only for temporary use. Your primary task now is to rebuild your dinsion. The Titan Dinsion still exists; I’ll take you there so ti later.
During this period, you’d better recall your dinsion of the past.
If you really can’t rember, then you’ll have no choice but to return to the abyss."
The biggest problem with these souls needing personality construction is that without reliable mories, the soul finds it hard to rebuild the dinsion.
And this is sothing no one in the Wizard Alliance can solve.
The process of ascending to dominator is extrely complex; neither previous civilizations nor current ones have dared claim they’ve fully understood dominator ascension.
Fortunately, the abyss Titan is also an abyss creature.
The true abyss dominator doesn’t need a dinsion; whether it’s Beelzebub or Samuel, the essence of their dinsion is the abyss expansion, similar to the elental dominator abilities of the Elental Territory.
If Tailpeak really couldn’t find his dinsion, he could beco an abyss dominator and still wield the power of a dominator.
It would just take so getting used to.
...
The appearance of Tailpeak allowed Richard’s influence to expand once again. Now, in the Civilization Alliance, the abyss was considered Richard’s direct civilization, and in the Wizard Civilization, the Curse was his ally.
Additionally, the newly joined Natural Federation and the Great World Tree were also his subordinates.
Now, with the addition of Tailpeak, Richard’s influence within the Wizard Alliance had reached five, including himself.
Counting on crucial occasions, Samuel would also take Richard’s side, expanding Richard’s influence to the extent of six dominators.
Moreover, the Sand Spirit Ancestors of the Spirit Desert Civilization definitely sided with Richard, and under their influence, the Spirit Desert Civilization is equivalent to Richard’s allies.
Counting carefully, the entire Wizard Alliance has twenty-three Dominators, including the Sand Spirit Ancestors, of which twelve are considered to be Richard’s forces.
In a certain sense, Richard is almost the uncrowned king of the Wizard Alliance.
However, as the core of the forces, Richard was unaware of this.
His interest in power was limited to not being oppressed by authority, and he had no interest in competing for dominance.
Power was rely one of the many ans on his path to pursuing truth.
After reconstructing the personality of Tai’er Peak, he imrsed himself in the crafting of Tai’er Peak’s body.
The reason for the slow progress of this body was primarily because Richard was experinting with the Dinsional Thread Weaving Technique on it.
The Dinsional Thread Weaving Technique is an extrely advanced skill that can almost integrate with any form of Alchemy.
Through constructing Dinsional Threads, Richard could easily establish a circulation of the Power of Dinsion and open up a space within it.
Richard called this the Silk Thread Dinsion.
The size of the Silk Thread Dinsion’s space is limited by the strength of the Dinsional Threads, but the space possesses a certain illusionary dinsion characteristic.
Relying on this characteristic, Richard creatively developed the first dinsion organ on the body of a ghost.
Through constructing the Silk Thread Dinsion and weaving its rules, Richard successfully opened channels connecting to the Four Elents Territory in the Silk Thread Dinsion and allowed the elents surging through these channels to be completely annihilated within the Silk Thread Dinsion.
The enormous energy produced by the annihilation was nearly a tenth of Richard’s full annihilation capability.
In other words, just by adding ten such organs, any Dominator could have a nearly endless energy supply like Richard.
This achievent could be said to be astonishing.
And this is only a part of the application of the Dinsional Thread Weaving Technique; Richard has a premonition that this technology will beco his greatest aid in improving the Titan Body Cultivation thod.
However, just as Richard was engrossed in exploring mysteries, a voice suddenly sounded in his mind.
"Wizard, Wizard, co quickly, your hamr is finished."
...
In the Endless Dinsion, Richard looked at the sketch-like door in front of him and felt the efficiency of this group of ghost craftsn was truly astounding.
In just a few years, his hamr was completed.
He knew that when he commissioned it, he had already prepared himself to wait for a decade or even several decades.
Pushing open the door, Richard entered a pitch-black space. The space was filled with all sorts of strange creations, including dolls, masks, clothes, shoes, and everything imaginable.
However, Richard didn’t touch any of these things.
He could tell that these items, like the Ghost God Mask, all belonged to masterpieces of the Great Elder.
After entering the space, another sketch-like door appeared in front of Richard. Richard pushed the door open again, and this ti, he directly arrived at the Elder Village in the Monster World.
Compared to before, the appearance of the Elder Village had undergone a massive transformation.
The original simple village was gone, replaced by an extrely grand and ancient do-like structure resembling the Roman Pantheon.
In the center of this Pantheon, the Miracle Fire that Richard gifted to the ghost craftsn was blazing fiercely.
Like an eternal Holy Fire.
"You’ve co quickly."
A voice suddenly sounded beside Richard’s ear. He turned to look and saw the Great Elder, resembling a stick figure, standing behind him.
However, unlike a few years ago, the Great Elder’s stick figure-like body now had so muscle lines on it.
"It seems Master has gained a lot over these years; even your appearance has changed," Richard smiled and said.
"Indeed," the Great Elder said with a hint of pride, "After living so many years, it’s the first ti life feels so promising.
We, these old fellows, didn’t dare to waste any ti over the years, fearing that we’d miss sothing and be unable to leave this ghostly place."
As he spoke, the Great Elder sized Richard up and down.
"Wizard, you’ve gained a lot during this ti too. Your aura is becoming more mysterious. Your application of the Power of Dinsion has taken a big leap compared to last ti."
Although the Great Elder himself did not possess a dinsion, through years of exploring with puppet dinsions and researching dinsional treasures, he had a profound understanding of the Power of Dinsion.
Richard gave a thumbs up and praised, "Master has a keen eye."
The Great Elder looked at Richard again, then shook his head, muttering that he couldn’t understand.
"Forget it, we’ll have plenty of ti to discuss once we’re free. For now, let’s check out your hamr first."
With that, the Great Elder shouted towards the outside of the Pantheon.
"Bring the hamr up!"
Richard looked in astonishnt outside the Pantheon, seeing a group of extrely peculiar ghost craftsn co-operatively carrying a pitch-black large hamr into the Pantheon.
"Look, your hamr," the Great Elder said with pride in his voice.
"This hamr has incorporated almost all the skills of us old folks, and it even includes the mysteries we understood from this fla, ensuring that it is no less than those Dinsion Treasures."
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