Draxus Frostmoon
Author: Vibrant
last update2026-05-10 08:37:54

Draxus was born into the noble Frostmoon family, one of the five ruling families of Luminaries City, the capital city of Alumera, one of the nine Empires ruling over Nexus prime.

Nexus prime was divided between nine Empires, each had their specialty and they often exchanged goods with each other, despite the numerous animosity brewing underground they still maintained a neutral relationship with each other on the surface and would often join hands together to deal with common threats.

Draxus Frostmoon was the fifth child of the Main bloodline, each of those born into the main bloodline had immense potential and were considered as one of the future pillars of Alumera.

Draxus on the other hand had no talent, it was basically non-existent, the family barely boosted him up to third layer of body tempering Realm before giving up on him and declaring him useless.

He was regarded as the common disgrace of the Frostmoon family and everyone treated him with disdain, his two younger siblings treated him like trash and he couldn't reciprocate, his little brother who was just fifteen years old was already in the 10th layer of body tempering Realm and could step into the spiritual awakening Realm anytime soon, even if he wanted to fight back he couldn't.

Early that morning his little brother Chris and his friends dragged Draxus out of the family premises and took him for a "friendly" hunting session outside the city accompanied by guards.

Draxus was accidentally wounded several times by the kids who took turns beating him up into a mess till he passed out and died from the wounds.

The kids didn't bother about whatever happened to him and even the guards didn't inquire about the incident, leaving his corpse to rot in the forest.

"You could've choosen a better host Tian Luo, this body is trash."

{I had to choose a body that was matured enough to withstand the fragment of your soul left with little to no Qi in it, I could've picked from the divine or infernal realm but you might be discovered so I had to settle for one far away, sorry master}

"Don't bother about that, it's been millions of years since I used it but I still recall how it works." He muttered then raised his head staring at the passing skies above, his eyes squinted into slits and tiny red flakes could be seen passing by.

He took in a deep breath making the passing red flakes flowed towards his body like a raging torrent.

{You still recall how to use it? It's been millions of years since you last cultivated after reaching the peak for so long}

'The primordial cultivation system was created by us, even if I forget it I could still create another." He replied with a hint of arrogance in his voice and he did have the right to be arrogant, creating a cultivation system on the spot was a feat that could be done by only a few across the three Realms, the numbers could be counted on two hands.

{Exp +100, Exp +100, Exp +100, Exp +100........}

{Ding! Level up: HP +5, Qi +10, Strength +5, Agility +3, Endurance +3, Bonus points +20}

{Ding! Level up: HP +5, Qi +10, Strength +5, Agility +3, Endurance +3, Bonus points +20}

{Ding! Level up: HP +5, Qi +10, Strength +5, Agility +3, Endurance +3, Bonus points +20}

{Ding! Level up: HP +5, Qi +10, Strength +5, Agility +3, Endurance +3, Bonus points +20}

{Ding! Level up: HP +5, Qi +10, Strength +5, Agility +3, Endurance +3, Bonus points +20}

After just a few seconds of cultivating he levelled up five times in succession, his wounds closed up and he felt his body filled to the brim with energy.

"Tian Luo, show me the interface." He said then stood up from the ground with a light leap.

{Name: Yan Ming}

{Age: 19}

{Race: Human}

{Bloodline: None}

{Level: 11 (6th layer of the Bone tempering Realm)}

{Exp: 239/1100}

{HP: 155/155}

{Qi: 110/110}

{Strength: 60}

{Agility: 36}

{Endurance: 36}

{Bonus Points: 100}

"Just sixth layer? It's way too slow, it'll take hundreds of years to return to my peak this way. If I recall properly I can gain exp with other methods right?" Yan Ming asked with a cold glint in his eyes.

{Yes master, you can gain exp by cultivating normally or by devouring anything made of energy converting them to yours}

"Devouring anything?"

{Yes master, including Qi stones, artifacts, Qi springs, humans, demons and angels}

"Great we'll go with that, if I recall this body seems to have a lot of grievances towards this city, I don't care about it but I'll collect some interest for him." Yan Ming said with a devilish grin on his face.

---

Walking across the forest, Chris and his little cohort were walking back to the outer zone of Tedra forest located outside Luminaries City.

Four guards were walking beside them with HPF guns in their hands capable of shooting laser beams at such high frequency they could kill even a high level Spiritual awakening Realm cultivator if caught offguard despite only being in the body tempering Realm.

The restriction placed on the mortal realm prevented them from advancing beyond the ember core realm therefore different races and civilizations found subsidiary ways to compliment and increase their powers despite the realm limits, Nexus prime focused mainly on cultivation along with modern technology to boost their war and combat capabilities.

The cultivation system of the three realm varied from each realm to the other based on their race and Qi concentration but the cultivation realm division system remained the same for all the three realms.

Body tempering Realm

Spiritual awakening Realm

Soul Manifestation Realm

Ember Core realm

Realm Condensation realm

Law Engraving realm

Law condensation realm

Dao Domain realm

Sovereign Ascension realm

Primordial Sovereign Ascension realm

On Nexus prime the highest cultivation realm known was the Ember Core Realm, a single ember Core realm on Nexus prime could command a region and were regarded as the core force of the planet.

Cultivation aptitude or talents determined the limit of a cultivator, along with the existence of bottlenecks, forty percent of cultivators were stuck In the body tempering realm forever besides it would get even more difficult in the higher realms.

Some cultivators with high aptitude could even break through the ember core realm and ascend into the higher realms to increase their realms, those cultivators were the pillars of the nations left behind in the mortal realm.

Each realm had ten layers, the strength division between each layer increased with the realm. It was easier for a body tempering Realm cultivator to defeat cultivators above his layer than for an ember core realm cultivator to fight across layers, even more so for fighting across realms.

Only a few geniuses with special physiques and abilities could perform this feat.

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