The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 1405

Chapter 1405: Night Prince’s powers Chapter 1405: Night Prince’s powers Cain’s eyes sharpened, and his willpower flooded the room alongside the power of the [A.I.

Chip Module].

He remained silent for a few seconds, his senses attuned to the subtle energies around him.

Only when he was certain that no presence lingered did he allow himself to relax.

Despite his composed exterior, a deep frown etched itself onto his face as he pondered how the Night Prince had managed to pull him into the dream dimension without his even noticing it.

“System, an answer?” The [A.I.

Chip Module] ‘s analytical and computational abilities had evolved to the point where it could dissect even Divine Transcended level phenomena.

Cain could now rely on its advanced processing power to unravel mysteries that stood above his current capabilities.

It wasn’t long before Cain heard a robotic voice inside his mind.

[For the spell to work, the Night Prince must have established a connection with the Vessel beforehand.] Cain’s frown deepened.

He was certain he would have noticed any form of physical contact from the Night Prince.

However, the system’s answer was not yet complete.

[High chance of the Night Prince using an intermediary.

The most likely culprit, one of the residence’s servants.] Cain nodded softly upon hearing this.

He wasn’t particularly surprised that a servant had acted against him again.

Of course, there was a chance they were unwilling victims who knew nothing and were used as a bridge for the Night Prince’s power without their consent.

This ambiguity was the only thing preventing Cain from eliminating them all outright.

“System, keep analyzing the power of the Night Prince and scan the servants of the residence for signs of that power.

I want a way to block it.” “Task assigned.” Cain could not allow the Night Prince to push his consciousness into that dimension again.

Even if he could break the connection, who knew what could happen before Cain managed to free himself the next time.

“The Night Prince is a crafty fellow.

You should be careful.” After finishing his interaction with the system, Apex’s voice echoed in Cain’s mind.

“He even refuses to see you personally, which makes it very hard to figure out his true nature as The Flow cannot work on spiritual protection.” Cain could not help but sigh and nod at Apex’s words.

The reason he had attempted to organize an in-person meeting with the Night Prince at the end of their conversation was that he wanted to use The Flow to perceive the man’s emotions and intentions.

However, the man rejected the idea, leaving Cain uncertain about the Night Prince’s true motives and feelings.

‘Anyway, now I have made contact with all three of the organizations of the Light Races.

I wonder if those of the Dark Races will contact as well.’ A scheming light appeared in Cain’s eyes as those thoughts crossed his mind.

Cain had done a commendable job generating the impression that he was someone who could work-or at least tolerate-people from both camps.

This made him a neutral party capable of moving within the Light camp, positioning him as a potential key player in the intricate power dynamics of the Gu Sect.

After a few moments, Cain shrugged his shoulders.

If those of the Dark Races came and offered him good terms, he would consider working with them.

That might harm his status in the Gu Sect since, at the end of the day, no one liked someone who worked for both sides.

But that was not really a problem, as he did not care about his stance in the sect.

After all, this was just one step on a very massive ladder to his ultimate goal.

Without further ado, Cain once more adopted his meditative stance and closed his eyes, returning to his training.

The room around him seemed to fade away as he delved deeper into his inner focus.

Every exhale released residual tension, and every inhale drew in concentrated energy.

After two more days, Cain opened his eyes.

No one came bothering him, but it was time to meet Elder Azure.

He stood up, feeling the residual energy of his meditation still coursing through his veins.

Waving his hand to clean the dust around his body, Cain walked out of the residence.

In his path, all the servants bowed their heads and showed great respect, none more so than the head butler.

Yet, as Cain’s eyes passed through the man, a sharp light appeared since the system marked the man as the one who had been used as a bridge for the power of the Night Prince with him.

Of course, Cain did not feel disheartened that the man could have betrayed him since, from the start, he had not developed any connection with the servant or, for that matter, anyone else in the sect.

He maintained a professional detachment, understanding that personal connections could be liabilities in this demonic sect.

It would have been easy for Cain to figure out if the man was an unwilling party or acting of his own volition, as a simple hypnosis would do the trick.

But he did not act on it.

It was better if the Night Prince was not aware that he knew how his power worked.

Maintaining this secrecy was crucial for Cain’s strategy, ensuring that the Night Prince remained unaware of his countermeasures.

It did not take long for Cain to cross the straight path toward the heart of the inner ring and soon stand before a massive golden castle that glowed with power.

The air was so flooded with energy that it generated streams of floating waters that coursed through the sky, creating a mesmerizing display of light and motion.

“Hahahah.

Compared to this place, my residence is a dump,” Cain released a small laugh as he walked toward the gate where a massive man of the Deus Behemoth Race received him.

The Behemoth stood tall, his presence radiating authority and strength.

His dark and intricately designed armor reflected the ambient light, giving him an almost ethereal appearance.