All Chapters of Primal Hunter Volume 4: Chapter 151
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Profession = Done
Jake just sat and stared into the wall for a good few seconds, wondering what the actual fuck had just happened. It was as if the vision had been interrupted somehow, or maybe forcefully ended. Or maybe it was always meant to end in this fashion? Though that would also be incredibly odd.The skill had allowed Jake to do something he thought was impossible. He had experienced a Transcendence, a skill that should be outside the system. Based on what Jake knew, a normal skill like his Path of the Heretic-Chosen should not have allowed this, in the same way that no skill would allow someone to hide from Jake’s Bloodline-made Sphere of Perception.Yet it had. Maybe it was because Jake experienced Records of the past as they were? Though this experience did make him wonder if it truly was like that. Jake remembered how it had felt like Valdemar had, in some vague way, been aware of him. Meanwhile, this time, the First Sage had one hundred percent been aware.Did this mean that all the way b
The Importance of Time
The Sword Saint sat in meditation as his inner vision materialized. He stood up and drew his sword as he began his sword meditation, his movements slow and ethereal. Each swing took several seconds, allowing even the smallest of children to avoid them, but each also held insight beyond what most could handle. The air itself parted for the blade rather than impeding it, and an odd shimmer appeared around his body.Getting blessed by the Primordial of time had benefited Miyamoto in many ways. It had helped him upgrade his skills, allowed him to modify his Transcendence, and taught him an entirely new form of magic. Or, perhaps, revealed to him the talent he had in this school of magic.However, he did not allow himself to get carried away. Many called him a stubborn old man, but he had truly taken the advice of Jake to heart during their duel. His sword was his essence, and he saw no purpose in adopting magic that did not fit him.In his eyes, magic was only a way to improve his swordsm