The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 1330

Chapter 1330: Eternal Ascendant Network!

(I) Chapter 1330: Eternal Ascendant Network!

(I) Cain, Meylin, and Bahamut all adopted somber expressions as they absorbed Lady Alune’s words.

The highest realms of the Crimson World were layers that held Prime Deities-beings of such immense power that they could wipe out entire continents with their might.

Any clash that involved them would definitely be more than any of them could handle.  Lady Alune gave them a moment to analyze her words before continuing.

“The Sun Lord chose the wrong side, so the Three Sacred Moons peered into the river of time, searching among the infinite stream of causality for a path that could spell his doom.

They did this for hundreds of years, and nothing happened-until around seven years ago when a man from another universe managed to make his way into the Crimson World.” A meaningful light appeared in Lady Alune’s eyes as she gazed at Cain, making it clear that the path for the Sun Lord’s doom in the First Realm of the Crimson World only came to life when he reached this universe.

A sharp light appeared in Cain’s eyes as he realized the Three Sacred Moons had been plotting around him from the moment he reached the Crimson World.

Cain took a deep breath as he began to internalize all that information.

It was clear that he was being used by the Three Moons to take care of the Sun Lord.

But to be fair, he was going to be an enemy of that man regardless of the Moon Cult’s interference or not, due to the animosity between the Sun Church and the Tiamat Sect.

As for the reason for that animosity and why the Sun Lord demanded that all dragons should be exterminated, that was already clear to Cain.

It all came back to the Demon King Castle.

The Sun Lord was aware of the trial for heir, so he wanted to eliminate the dragons.

They already followed a similar path to the Prima Depravitas by taking control of dark emotions, and he did not want competition.  After nearly a minute of contemplation, Cain released a deep sigh as he nodded.

“I don’t like it,” he admitted, his voice steady but edged with a hint of resentment.

“But I can accept it.” Lady Alune smiled, thinking that everything was resolved, but she was mistaken.

Cain’s eyes grew cold as all emotions began to fade.

The Power of Order acted at full might within him, transforming into a whirlpool that seemed capable of swallowing all life and hope, leaving only death and despair.

His aura darkened, and an oppressive energy radiated from his being.

Lady Alune could not help but tremble.

Those eyes were not the ones that should belong to a young man or even a great and ancient warrior, but the eyes of a monster that could set worlds ablaze and cause genocide without a second thought.

Even Meylin was shocked to see the change in Cain’s demeanor.

She knew the young man had grown a lot since the last time she saw him, but the sense of cold and emotionless brutality truly unsettled her.

“If the Three Sacred Moons dare to interfere with my path again in any way,” Cain began, his voice resonating with an otherworldly echo, “I will make them understand the price of enraging the Scarlet King.” Those were not empty words but truly came from an absolute certainty that he would not only reach the heights of Prime Deities but gain such power that even those like the Three Sacred Moons and the Sun Lord would be crushed beneath his fists if they aroused his wrath.  “I understand.

I will make sure to pass the message,” Lady Alune responded, struggling to maintain her composure.

She could not help but feel an overwhelming tension assaulting her, as those empty eyes made it hard for her to breathe.

She could feel the confidence in the young man’s words and knew they needed to be careful around someone who took less than a decade to cast a shadow that covered the entire Helix Continent.

Cain’s piercing gaze remained on the Sacred Saintess for a few more seconds before the Power of Order receded.

His aura calmed, and the oppressive atmosphere dissipated.

He then glanced at the trio, showing a small smile as he carried on, displaying a completely different demeanor-as if the one who swore death and destruction and the one speaking now were entirely different people.

“Since that is out of the way,” he said lightly, “I think it’s time we began to discuss the unification of the continents of the First Realm of the Crimson World.” Lady Alune and Grand Elder Bahamut could not help but widen their eyes as they heard those words.

They had lived for hundreds of thousands of years, so they were aware that the First Realm of the Crimson World had several continents.

However, they were so far away from each other that just reaching them was nearly impossible, much less unifying them.

“Unify the continents?” Bahamut rumbled, his deep voice filled with disbelief.

“Cain, do you understand the magnitude of what you’re proposing?

The distances alone are astronomical, and the barriers between them are treacherous.” Cain only smiled as he saw the shock in the duo’s faces.

“In our journey through the Demon King Castle, we obtained the tools to reach those continents and help them return to their original form,” he explained calmly.

Lady Alume’s eyes narrowed thoughtfully.

“Return to their original form?” she echoed.

“What do you mean by that?” “The Crimson World was not always fragmented,” Cain elaborated.

“Long ago, the continents were united as one vast landmass.

Over time, due to cataclysmic events and the meddling of higher powers, they drifted apart, isolated by dangerous seas and barriers of space.” Grand Elder Bahamut regarded him skeptically but with a hint of curiosity.

“Do you really have the tools to rever that damage?” “Yes,” Cain affirmed confidently.

“However, that will not be easy, and wars will arise.

For that, I have developed something that will ensure our victory: the Eternal Ascendant Network!”