CHAPTER 135: Soul Evolution
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This was a question that countless practitioners before him had asked, and one that more after him will ask. And as at now, nobody had an answer for it. Just as nobody had any idea what exactly happened to a being after death. If anything.

The religious believed that the gods collected the souls of the deceased, judging them for the life they lived and meting out punishment as they saw just. But Gilgal knew that the so-called gods were just living beings like himself, just more powerful prac
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  • CHAPTER 136: Evolved Soul

    Pain lanced throughout his body, shaking him violently. Blood spurted from his mouth, mixed with pieces of lacerated organs and vessels. His Core spun madly, beating against the barrier of the Core space. Fear seized him in a viselike grasp, and he shuddered after the convulsions ended. Just now, he was almost certain that he saw the gates of death if such a thing truly existed. This fear was not something that could be easily overcome. Especially for him. It was a glaring reminder that death wasn’t partial to him at all. It was a direct counter to his Faith. Dying wasn’t something that even Gilgamesh of Nur was resistant to. But he took hold of himself, slowly. He sent his sense into his soul again and observed the foundation. The loss of essence was greater as was the damage present. He felt an ethereal sort of cold all over his body, shivering. Such a damaged foundation was frightening. He didn’t dare to risk it again. This was already enough for his purposes. The struct

  • CHAPTER 135: Soul Evolution

    This was a question that countless practitioners before him had asked, and one that more after him will ask. And as at now, nobody had an answer for it. Just as nobody had any idea what exactly happened to a being after death. If anything. The religious believed that the gods collected the souls of the deceased, judging them for the life they lived and meting out punishment as they saw just. But Gilgal knew that the so-called gods were just living beings like himself, just more powerful practitioners. What right did they have to judge souls when they themselves were not even aware of what happened after death?But then again, maybe nothing happened after death? He knew from reports that there were beings who had died and returned to life later, claiming that they experienced nothing. Just a quick closing and opening of the eyes and senses. So what if relative to others, that short lack of awareness took years? He also knew of practitioners whose souls had been shattered complete

  • CHAPTER 134: The Soul

    Gilgal was already backing up before she could slam open the door. His awareness already aware of the slight changes in pressure, so he was able to easily avoid the slamming door. Not that it would have caused him any harm even if it hit. Nur stood there, glaring. Not at Yvaine, but at him. That expression on her face infuriated Gilgal to no end, and he scoffed in reply to her statement. “What right do you have to feel that way?” Gilgal asked. “What right? I am your partner! And why do you not feel the same way too? Do I really need to remind you that she’s a Succubus?! A Demon Princess?!”Yvaine inclined her head to Nur in mock salute, chuckling. Gilgal grimaced. “And do I also need to remind you that I am a Cambion? A half Incubus?”Nur frowned fiercely, mouth opening and closing, with no words making an appearance. Yvaine clamped her hands to her mouth in shock, letting her eyes go wide. “She’s the enemy!” Nur cried finally, throwing her hands up in exasperation. Gil

  • CHAPTER 133: Relationship?

    Gilgal entered the room and noticed immediately that something wasn’t exactly right. There was an air of oppressive sadness about. He needed no great intuition to know that Yvaine radiated this very aura. It wasn’t the aura of a powerful practitioner at all, but the aura of an individual suffering from great sadness. Gilgal felt strange. How and why would she feel sadness at a time like this? This was the first emotion he’d felt from the Princess that felt truly genuine. He frowned, suddenly feeling melancholy as he walked over and sat beside her on the floor. The bed was gone entirely, but he didn’t mind it, feeling strangely sympathetic. “What’s the matter?” He asked finally. “Thank you,” Yvaine said instead, turning to look at him. He noticed just how purple her eyes were, seeming almost endless. Her eyes still radiated that sadness, even as the edge of her lips lifted slightly in a smile. “For what?” “For my advancement and everything else.”“That’s not worth a thank

  • CHAPTER 132: Merging Of World Core

    He was shocked because he knew exactly what was happening. After coming to this city, he spent a significant portion of his income to purchase a World Core from a practitioner who had fire affinity and had succeeded in absorbing the fire element of the core. Gilgal replaced the fire element of the core to stabilize it, then handed it over to Yvaine and Nur. That was weeks ago, and the core helped both women greatly. That practitioner who sold the Core, along with the entirety of the Sundered Aether, believed that the Core was useless to them once they already absorbed the energy they needed from it, and the comprehension along with it, but it was different for practitioners with a World Core. After receiving the Core, Yvaine immediately began comprehending, and her shocking comprehension speed was so fast that she raised her comprehension from 60% all the way to 70% in just one week! Nur’s rate of comprehension was slower, but she also raised her comprehension from 45% to 53% i

  • CHAPTER 131: Return And Healing

    Sunder was cast more than three times, each time obliterating the Feral Devil to atoms, only to have it recombine again, healing tyrannically. But Gilgal also noticed that the speed of recombination after each attack was affected, slowing down slightly. This drop in speed was too minuscule to make a difference at the moment, but it proved his theory. A more powerful attack would likely permanently kill this beast, but in the absence of that, he might need to use Sunder more than a thousand times!That consumption wasn’t something that his current magic level could sustain. Right now, he’d barely used up half of his magic level, and it was enough. Unsure if he could still absorb normal world energy to replenish his Chaotic Core, he wasn’t willing to risk complete exhaustion. He performed three more Sunder spells, then fled. He was so fast, directly accelerating to over 5,000m/s, grabbing two late Dominion level Feral Devils who were felled by his earlier strikes and arriving at

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