The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 1369

Chapter 1369: World Level Natural Inheritance!

(I) Chapter 1369: World Level Natural Inheritance!

(I) Even if he now commanded Third Realm might, thanks to the World King Avatar, generating seals capable of blocking knowledge and killing the host as a last resort was no simple feat.

Such a task required immense precision and control, so Cain proceeded carefully, working with only three warriors at a time.

It would be a lengthy process, given that there were thirteen thousand soldiers in total, but there was no rush.  The first to receive the mark were none other than the Thirteen Stars of Doomsday.

These legendary figures would lead the legions into the Everstrife World, so it was only fitting that they set the example.

They would be the first to accept the mental “bomb” within their own minds.

Cain’s Ego Wave extended deep into their consciousness, weaving through mind and soul, forging runes and energy lines with absolute precision.  Finally, after fourteen minutes, Gabriel, Zero Mint, and the others relaxed.

The burning sensation in their minds faded, leaving them as alert and ready as before, but now with a seal embedded deep within their souls.

Cain nodded, acknowledging their resolve and fortitude, before moving on to the next set of warriors.

His approach never changed: slowly, methodically, he placed the deadly failsafe into each mind.  It took almost fifty days of ceaseless effort for Cain to finish.

All thirteen thousand warriors now carried a mark in their minds.

This mark would kill them instantly if they were ever subjected to soul searching or if someone tried to pry open their secrets against their will.  By the time Cain completed this monumental task, he felt beyond exhausted-his mental faculties pushed to the brink, his concentration stretched thin.

Yet he did not show his fatigue to the soldiers.

Instead, he mustered a small smile as he observed their resolute faces.

The warriors stood ready, their eyes steady and determined, clearly prepared to march forth into the unknown.

“The preparations are over,” Cain announced, his voice echoing across the assembled crowd.

“I will now hand your leaders all the knowledge needed for the incoming task.” Through the A.I.

Chip, Cain connected with the chip and computer ring of the Thirteen Stars of Doomsday.

The link allowed him to transfer all the knowledge he had amassed from Anart, Aranto, and Lotario.

He passed on not only raw information but also a detailed plan that would guide them once they reached the Everstrife Empyrean World.

Every step, every strategic decision, and every crucial piece of intelligence was included.

Upon receiving this wealth of knowledge, the Thirteen Stars of Doomsday could not help but feel awe and wonder.

It was as if Cain had lived in the Everstrife Empyrean World for hundreds of thousands of years, studying its countless organizations and understanding their weapons, strengths, and inner conflicts.

Yet they all know he had barely spent a day outside of Aether.

Still, he knew these forces as clearly as one would know the lines on their own palm.

That revelation left the Stars of Doomsday deeply impressed.

They exchanged glances filled with respect as they gazed at Cain.

His foresight, his planning, and his resourcefulness were beyond extraordinary.

Cain noticed their reactions, the mixture of astonishment and respect in their eyes, and allowed himself a gentle smile.

With a simple wave of his hand, he generated a portal that would enable this mighty group to traverse the countless spatial barriers that separated Aether from the Everstrife Empyrean World.  “Go now,” Cain commanded, his voice firm but not unkind.

“The fate of our world rests on your shoulders.” His words resonated in the hearts of all those assembled.

The warriors felt their blood stir and their spirits burn with renewed vigor.

Their eyes glowed with a crimson light born from conviction and purpose.

“For Aether!

For the Scarlet King!” all thirteen thousand warriors roared in unison, their collective shout making the sky tremble and the waters beneath churn in response.

United in purpose, they marched through the portal, leaving Aether behind and stepping into the expansive domains of the Everstrife Empyrean World.  The moment he was alone, Cain severed his connection with the World King Avatar.

Levithan, the colossal Alter-Ego, retreated into the depths of Cain’s Soul Dimension.

Without its sustaining power, a crushing exhaustion descended upon Cain.

He had truly pushed himself beyond his limits in these past fifty days.

However, it had all been worth it.

He had secured his people’s secrets, forged a plan, and sent out a mighty force that could reshape Aether’s destiny.

Wasting no time, Cain adopted a meditative position in the sky, revolving his energy and focusing on recovering his formidable mental and physical strength.

Thanks to his overwhelming vitality and mental resilience, it took him only ten hours to recover from the continuous strain he had endured.

When Cain opened his eyes again, his gaze was sharper than ever.

Just as he readied himself to depart, a voice reached his mind, halting him.

“World King, before leaving, you might want to see this.” That voice belonged to none other than Ao.

Cain recognized it immediately and did not hesitate.

He vanished from Aether, appearing the next second in a sea of psychic energy.

This was the will of Aether itself, a dimension accessible only to him as the World King.

An old man with a gentle, amicable expression manifested within this vast psychic sea.

He stood near Cain, clasping his hands and performing a small bow.

“World King,” the old man said, greeting Cain with proper respect.

“World Will,” Cain responded, returning the courtesy toward Ao, the sentient part of the World Will.

His eyes glowed with meaningful light as he wondered why Ao had summoned him here.

The old man’s presence was never without cause, and Cain guessed that something significant awaited him.

“Please follow me,” Ao requested, turning and dashing forward.

In this dimension, concepts like up and down held no meaning, yet Ao advanced with immense speed.

Cain followed closely, not wasting a single moment.  Finally, they reached their goal-a golden page, no more than a meter long, suspended in the psychic sea.

Its surface glowed with an otherworldly radiance, and just focusing on it sent a torrent of information surging into Cain’s mind.

The wave of knowledge was so immense that Cain felt nausea washing over him.

His vision blurred, and he nearly blacked out under the sheer volume of wisdom contained in that single page.

Ao could not help but burst into laughter at Cain’s reaction.

“Hahaha, sorry about that.

I guess I should have warned you.

Do not try to take it all in one go.

Even if your willpower has reached the Divine Transcendence Rank, it will still be too much.” Cain took a moment to steady himself, ignoring Ao’s jest.

Right now, the only thing that mattered to him was this golden page.

“Is that a Natural inheritance?”