The Primordial Record - Chapter 1510

Chapter 1510: The Primordial Domains (final)
What Rowan considered important was that even without placing any of his children into the Bloodline Source of Time, the arrangement he had made with the Draconic God Vyraak, who was now an Old One, bearing the Red Moonlight blade which was crafted from Rowan’s flesh and blood.

He had not closely monitored the activities of Vyraak, but the connection between that blade and its master had deepened quite rapidly which was a sign that this Dragon had been going on a rampage, whether it was the Children of Chaos or the Celestials, he must be rapidly growing to be a thorn on their flesh.

This Dragon God had survived his encounter with a Celestial Creator and the unknown power in his soul that had forcefully pushed him to the level of an Old One while seeking to corrupt his soul and consciousness, and if not for the Proto-Source level treasure given to him by Rowan, Vyraak would have been reduced to become nothing but a shell of Primordial Time’s will.

To strengthen this blade and fight against the corruption of Time that had grafted itself to the soul of Vyraak, he would need to kill and feed his blade with the blood and souls of the Children of Chaos and the Celestial. Vyraak was a powerful Dragon and with the addition of this weapon, he was nearly unstoppable.

However, this was not what Rowan wanted from this immortal, to be nothing but a butcher, he only gave him this tool for the Dragon to be strong enough to fight against the influence of Primordial Time.

Primordial Time had left arrangements inside of Vyraak that would accelerate the healing of his Bloodline Source, and Rowan inferred that this should be the first step that this Primordial needed to create his Domain.

Rowan was also sure that Vyraak was not the only immortal that had fallen under the hands of Primordial Time, and if not for chance, Rowan would have been unaware of this arrangement made by this Primordial, and he was planning to search for more of these candidates selected by Primordial Time, so he could also place an anchor into their souls as well.

This could be the only opportunity that he might have to interfere with the plans of a Primordial to such an extent, and no matter how risky this might turn out to be, Rowan did not reach his present level by always playing it safe.

Primordial Time was dangerous, this was an undisputed fact, and if he was allowed to create his Domain he would become even more so, but there was a divide between the Primordials that Rowan needed to exploit, if not for anything, this should give him the space to grow to their level while they were busy fighting with each other.

In this case, Rowan wanted to aid Primordial Time to recreate his Domain, but if he was going to do that, then this Primordial would have to forgive him when he made certain… changes to his Bloodline Source.

If Primordial Time was given the opportunity to fully resurrect and recreate his domain, it would mean the end of every higher dimensional immortal, and only those inside a Primordial Domain and powerful Old Ones would escape this purge.

Rowan had no ties with space or time of Reality since his dimension was made with Time and Space created by him and not borrowed from the Primordials, so even if the resurrection of Primordial Time would not affect him as much, he could not stand by and watch as an unfathomable number of people perish and their paths towards the higher dimension shattered forever.

Although knowing how things were changing, this might just be what the future might hold for so many immortals in Reality in the coming future, and yet, Rowan would still side with Primordial Time if the situation truly called for it.

If any changes were going to happen, then it would only be possible from the inside.

His help could not come for free after all, and no matter what happens, Rowan would never forget that Primordial Time was also his enemy, not just because of the acts committed against him by his Eye, but also due to the nature of Primordials, who were here to plunder, and Rowan was simply one of their prizes.

Every single Primordial came with their own set of challenges, and what would work for one would not necessarily work for the other, and it was up to him to find the right tactics for all of them, because in the end, Rowan wanted to be the one on top.

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With the map spread before him, he had a firm grasp of the domains and the emerging domain of five of the Primordials, except for Primordial Soul who was firmly inside the Gate of Oblivion, and Primordial Demon, whose Abyssal Gate was firmly suppressed by the rest.

If a fully realized Abyssal Gate was unleashed upon Reality, even Rowan did not know what sort of calamity that might bring.

Rowan had made arrangements in the Great Abyss but this was not the time for him to touch them because he would cause more complications than he could handle at this time, and from his investigations about Primordials, unlike the rest, Primordial Demon was not against taking a hands-on approach when it came to solving problems.

It would be a great mistake to directly confront a Primordial especially this one, and Rowan was better off playing to his advantage, and if he was careless then he suspected that Primordial Demon would force him into a situation that he could not control, and he would break him.

If there were any Primordial that he believed was a true wild card, then it was Primordial Demon.

On Doom Star he had seen him personally descend to slaughter Thenos and all the flimsy opposition that had stood against him, there was no reason that he needed to take this action. Primordial Demon had a nearly infinite host of subordinates that would have achieved this task for him, but he came down by himself and from the souls of everyone he had collected on Doom Star, no one, not even the World Stele believed that a Primordial would have descended for such a matter.

This was nearing the end of the Primordial Era when Primordial Essence in Reality was thin, and yet, Primordial Demon had still made a move against a mere Old One even if that immortal was still ridiculously powerful, that was only in relation to other Old Ones and not against beings like Primordials.