Chapter 3: Blindless Sovereign
Author: Tynx14
last update2026-08-11 05:21:17

“Young Master?” Chris’s voice pulled him back. “You have been quiet for a long time.”

Jasper shook his head. “I’m fine. Just… remembering.”

Chris and Victor exchanged worried glances.

“We should return you to the estate,” Chris said kindly. “You need rest. That fall was harder than we thought.”

Victor nodded eagerly. “Yes! Allow us to assist you, my lord.”

The two attendants supported Jasper on either side as they made their way out of the training arena and through the courtyard toward the Stonehart estate. Jasper’s new body felt weak and unsteady, and every step required effort while his mind raced.

So I’m really inside Path of the Heavenly Sword Emperor. I’m the weak third son of a doomed noble family. The protagonist will soon begin his rise, and the Stonehart Family is destined to become nothing more than a stepping stone.

I need to change that. I need to survive. I need to—

DING! DING! DING!

A sharp sound rang inside his head like a temple bell. Jasper froze mid-step, his eyes widening as a glowing blue screen appeared in the air before him. Neither Chris nor Victor seemed to notice it; they continued speaking softly to each other while words formed on the screen:

CONNECTING TO HOST…

CONNECTION SUCCESSFUL.  

WELCOME, HOST.

Jasper’s heart pounded. A system? I actually got a system?

More text appeared:

BLINDLESS SOVEREIGN SYSTEM ACTIVATED.  

YOU HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO BECOME THE SOVEREIGN OF ALL REALMS.

REWARDS WILL BE GRANTED BASED ON YOUR ACTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS.

Jasper’s mind went blank for a moment. A system just like in the web novels he used to read—a powerful cheat that could help him grow stronger—yet the name felt strange.

“Blindless Sovereign System…?” he whispered under his breath. Why “Blindless”?

He continued reading:

THIS IS A REWARD-BASED SYSTEM.  

NO MISSIONS WILL BE ASSIGNED. 

REWARDS WILL BE GRANTED WHEN THE HOST TAKES MEANINGFUL ACTIONS.  

LIVE YOUR LIFE. MAKE YOUR CHOICES. GROW STRONGER.

It was not a quest-driven system. There was no annoying voice forcing him to complete tasks; he would simply be rewarded for living and making decisions on his own terms, and that was actually preferable.

Then new text appeared:

BEGINNER PACKAGE AVAILABLE.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OPEN IT?

A glowing treasure chest icon appeared on the screen.

“Yes,” Jasper whispered.

OPENING BEGINNER PACKAGE…

The chest burst open with radiant light and two rewards appeared:

REWARD 1: BEGINNER CULTIVATION TECHNIQUE — SILENT RIVER BREATHING METHOD.

REWARD 2: ETERNAL GRADE BLINDFOLD — EYES OF THE VOID.

Jasper stared at the second item. A blindfold?

An image of the item floated above the text—a sleek black cloth embroidered with glowing silver runes.

Item Name: Eye of the Void

Grade: Eternal (Divine Artifact) 

Type: Relic / Blindfold  

Description: 

A relic born from something that was never meant to be seen.

In the primordial darkness before Heaven mapped the realms, there existed a creature of pure Chaos. It was an entity so ancient that neither space nor time could fully anchor its presence. It was not killed, for concepts of mortality did not apply to it. Instead, ancient powers tore away its sight, casting its endless gaze to drift aimlessly between the thinning seams of reality. 

Woven from dusk-thread and stained with the dried blood of that void-born creature, this blindfold binds the remaining essence of those stolen eyes. It feels weightless against the skin, yet wearing it presses against the skull with a heavy, suffocating weight.  

To wear the Eye of the Void is to abandon ordinary perception and risk inheriting something far worse.

Jasper read the description twice. He needed to know the item’s abilities, so he looked at the two men beside him, smiled, and told them he wanted to rest.

“I can make it to my room alone,” he said. “Please, go ahead.”

Chris and Victor hesitated, but Jasper waved them off. They bowed and walked away.

Jasper was at the outer edge of the estate and did not want to walk all the way back to his room before checking his new system, so instead he entered the cultivation room nearby. The Stonehart Family may have looked small, but they had power, and their cultivation rooms had high spiritual energy.

He stepped inside and closed the door. The room was simple—a stone floor, wooden walls, and a small incense burner in the corner. He sat down on a cushion and called the system in his mind. A blue screen appeared before him with the beginner rewards still displayed.

The first reward was a cultivation breathing technique, but he did not plan to check that yet. He wanted to see more on the second item, the blindfold, and its abilities, so he continued reading:

Abilities:  

Item Ability 1: Void Perception (Passive)  

The wearer glimpses beyond the veil of reality. Flesh, stone, distance, and arrays lose all distinction. The flow of spiritual energy and the bare structure of existence become fully visible. Illusions unravel and deceptions collapse before a gaze that sees all things in their truest form. Nothing can hide. Nothing can lie. Yet no mortal mind was ever meant to see the world so nakedly.

Item Ability 2: Silent Cultivation (Active) 

The Eye turns its void inward. Without absorbing a single strand of external Qi, the wearer’s spiritual foundation is driven through unnatural refinement, drawing power directly from the echoing silence of Chaos. While active, all earthly senses are severed. Sight, sound, touch, and thought plunge into absolute emptiness where only the cold, automated process of cultivation remains.

Jasper stared at the screen. This meant he did not need to cultivate like everyone else. This blindfold was a cheat—a real cheat.

He let out a slow breath and leaned back against the wall. His head still throbbed, but for the first time since waking up in this body, he felt something other than fear.

He felt hope.

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