The Primordial Record-Novel

When Rowan became a Legendary as an Ouroboros Serpent, his Bloodline Talent was corrupted by Chaos, and due to the fact that he was very weak at that time, he was helpless against this manipulation of his destiny.

The only way that Chaos Blood was added to his bloodline was during the period that his bloodline had been linked to his Bloodline Source.

Now the wheels had turned and he had access to a place like this, he knew how powerful the abilities that were stored there could be, and it once more proved the depths of the Demon King's influence over the Lightning Kirin bloodline.

Perhaps, he still had further designs for this place, and Ohrox intended to invade their Bloodline Source in the future.

Was it possible that he could be able to find the Bloodline Source of the Empyrean in this place? He did not think it was likely but he did not consider it impossible, the Isle of Rest was still a great mystery to him at this time, and he could not leave anything to assumptions.

Rowan suddenly felt a pulsation inside of him as a deep hunger grew in his bloodline. This caught him by surprise and he traced the source of it and his consciousness settled on the endless fields of power inside his body.

These fields were millions of miles wide and he seemed to be filled with lush grasses of various colors.

Inside his unique Destroyer were endless fields of power of various elements from Fire, Frost, Lightning to more exotic elements like Darkness and Sound. These fields of power as he called them was not something he had planned for, but a side effect of merging the Core of his Destroyer, his bloodlines and the remnants of a Mountain and Sea Realm, which was a shattered Supreme World.

Rowan did not know if there were any uses for this field of elements, but now he became aware of its purpose. All of these fields were the Embryonic forms of Elemental Bloodlines Sources!

If a Supreme World had a Will that surpassed the concept of Time and Space, then it must mean its power structure had to be very stable, yet Rowan doubted that even a Supreme World would ever contain anything like this. If that were so, then there would be no need for Ohrox to remain inside the material universe and plot for billions of years, or why every Supreme World drew their members and talents from a material universe.

The Archmages he fought had been born in this universe hundreds of millions of years ago and Rowan saw no reason for any Supreme World to fight for the chance of entering a material universe if the benefits were not crucial.

Universes were created by the power of a Primordial, while a Supreme World could be created by any powerful Individual with a powerful Will. An example of this was the remnants of the Mountain and Sea Realm, from the Will that the Primordial Record had harvested from it, he could guess that the owner of this Realm controlled a Will at the 7th Dimensional Level.

You could not compare the complexities of a work of a Primordial against a 7th Dimensional being. So it was quite a stretch to consider that Bloodline Sources could be easily found inside a Supreme World.

Bloodline Sources should be a unique power that only a material universe should contain, and yet, Rowan had millions of such Embryonic forms of Bloodline Sources inside him.

It was easy for him to understand that perhaps the source of these Bloodline Fields were related to his ability to seed worlds and his Chaos Bloodline.

When he destroyed the Will of Chaos inside his Bloodline, he had access to the entire powers of his Chaotic Bloodline, and perhaps developing a Bloodline Source was the end point of his World Seeding ability.

If a Bloodline source was the end point of his World Seeding ability, what levels could he develop it, now that he had it at the start of his journey to become a Primordial?

The consequences of this were far-reaching, and he saw a new way of advancement he never thought possible, but he should not find it strange. He was in unchartered territory, and with every day that passed, he grew stronger and more familiar with all his new abilities, even without access to his Primordial Record at this moment.

Rowan resisted the urge to enter into the Bloodline Source of the Lightning Kirin at this time, not wishing to cause a new wave of commotion until he fully understood the consequences of his actions. Entering this place would be difficult but not impossible, but that would mean giving up on his journey in Trion, and he knew that he needed more time to digest the benefits of his Ascension to Will and grow stronger in Trion.New ɴᴏᴠᴇʟ ᴄhapters are published on ɴovᴇl(F)ɪre.ɴet

He also did not forget that he needed to destroy the work of his father inside Trion, while using the opportunity to discover the secrets about this world.

Besides, with the state he was in, he would not fully enjoy the benefit of harvesting this bloodline source, due to the fact that everything inside him was in a state of suspended animation. Only his consciousness was truly active.

It was with this consciousness he was using to manipulate reality and time to bend to his whims, but that was just a small portion of his abilities. Discovering the page of the Primordial Record and learning a portion of the truths about mortals had triggered an evolution he was suppressing.

He suspected that this evolution would upgrade his Will of Truth to the second dimension, and he would be able to access more of his abilities at that time, but before that, he had to place his chess pieces in the correct position and find a fortified position inside Trion where he would be able to acts without fear of intervention.

The appearance of the gate to the Bloodline Source of the Lightning Kirin was random, and for the next three weeks, it appeared four more times, which was enough for Rowan to perfectly copy and duplicate all the lightning runes that made up this gate. It was strangely complex, and he kept it aside for later sturdy.

These Runes would be the guiding light he would use to find the Isle of Rest. If he would be harvesting Bloodline Sources then he needed a reliable direction to follow.