God's Eyes

Chapter 1055 The one and only

While his father tried to procure all necessary resources for him, Jason spent his time in the Celestia race’s library.

The Divine library was even larger than that of the High Rulic Dwarf, but the number of Celestias he encountered within the library was minuscule.

In one year, which Jason spent by preparing multiple things, looking after Jennifer, accelerating the Soul Dimension metamorphosis process, and reading hundreds of books, not even five Celestias had entered the library.

Most didn’t even enter the area close to it, which Jason could clearly see owing to his Divine eyes.

This astonished him a lot because he had always thought that all the Primordial races would make it a priority to attain great knowledge.

In his opinion, this was far more important than most people thought.

And Celestias should require a wider knowledge than anyone because they possessed an affinity to nearly all elements owing to their all-element seed.

Adding the devastatingly high amount of mana and divine energy they possessed, it should be their primary goal to accumulate great knowledge, and attack in the most terrifying ways.

But owing to the low number of Celestias he found in the library, Jason was quite disappointed that not even the Primordials seemed to focus on procuring knowledge if their life didn’t depend on it.

Being the races that have been in existence for the longest, there should be, at least, a few Primordials that dedicated their time to researching various topics on how to further develop their entire Universe.

As such, Jason was quite disappointed as he continued to imprint the content of thousands of books in his Divine Eyes.

“Flame of the beginning…Located in the heart of the Demeator race’s territory, and used to forge the purest metals. It is capable of exposing special traits that are hidden within many metals…” Jason mumbled, while looking at the picture of a black flame that flickered with crimson strands in between.

The outlines of the flame were also crimson, which were burning through the ores that were drawn behind the flame faintly.

“Hmm, if Solaris were to have crimson strands instead of golden, it would look exactly the same.” He said to himself before reading ahead, not minding the text much.

He had lost all of his DemiGod ranked weapons when his soul world had shattered.

As such, he had to forge a new weapon to fight.

Yet, without Solaris, Jason was not confident of achieving the perfect results as it had been the case when he had configured the UTC phone, his one and only masterpiece!

Unfortunately, he didn’t have another highly purifying flame, which forced him to use his all-element affinity seed to summon a flame.

Forging without Solaris was something Jason had never done before.

However, it was not as if he was incapable of doing so.

With the use of his Divine eyes, everything would be possible.

Nonetheless, Jason was frustrated, and felt that he had to hasten up as he was getting desperate to reunite with his soulbonds.

The more time he spent without them, the emptier and sadder his life seemed to become.

It was great that he could awaken a Soul Dimension, but until this was done, a very long time had to pass, even with the second God’s Halos’ acceleration.

Meanwhile, Jennifer’s pregnancy and her endless support allowed Jason to keep striving for strength and not lose his sanity.

He didn’t know what he would do without her, but because she was next to him, Jason didn’t waver in his decision to enter an isolation of 100 years.

However, before he would do this, Jason knew that he had to spend some time with the other Celestias.

Showing them that he was now ‘one of them’ was very important in Yaldra’s opinion, and his father told him that it would take him a few more years to finish all preparations for his refinement century, either way.

Even Jennifer motivated him to meet and interact with others of the Celestia race, to get to know his enemies from up close.

Thus, he decided to face everyone head-on after he would finish forging a Demi God ranked weapon in the auxiliary tower of his father.

Using all kinds of runic constellations, Jason wanted to replicate some of his old weapons’ traits, only to realize that the purity of the ingots he forged was not perfect.

This made it more difficult for him to inscribe all runic constellations on a tight space, forcing Jason to use a longsword as his ‘weapon of choice’.

But that was fine, and Jason simply accepted using this kind of weapon for a short time.

Prepared to enter the huge Saintly Colosseum of the Celestia race, he quickly noticed that there were far more Celestias than he initially presumed.

Most of them had only one God’s Halo, but there were quite a few Gods as well.

‘Are they training to joing the army to fight against the beings of the Veil?’ Jason wondered, while scanning through the Celestia’s mana core and God’s Halos.

Perfectly controlling his emotions when the gazes of several Celestias fell on him, Jason landed on the ground.

Smoothly brandishing his newly forged longsword through the air, he released lightning currents all around it, followed by using the Mark of the Eradica dragon to enhance them.

Using the moonlight affinity of his all-element affinity seed, he enhanced the divine energy in his body, before circulating it through his body.

Through this, his Celestia aura expanded before retracting, and tightly enveloping his body, alongwith the three God’s Halos on his back.

They enveloped one another, while hovering behind Jason, at a distance of less than half a meter.

The gap between their rings was only little, but the difference in energy that radiated from them was devastating, with the third God’s Halo harboring the same energy that the Celestia Gods stored within their own third God’s Halo.

As such, even though he was only at the Initial rank of the Driekta Stage, Jason didn’t hesitate to challenge even higher ranked Demi Gods.

His battle intent was clear, and some Celestia Gods were alarmed, wondering if the young halfling they had heard about would go insane, and finally turn into an Infernal Celestia.

But in the end, there didn’t seem to be a problem with his aura, his eyes, or energy fluctuations.

Thus, they didn’t do anything when they heard Jason’s voice ringing through the colosseum.

“Is someone willing to have a tiny spar with me?!”

Under normal circumstances, everyone had their own sparring partners, and their customized schedule of training.

However, sensing the distinct battle-intent that radiated from Jason’s body, it was difficult for most Celestias to focus on their own fight.

Most of them had already stopped their own spars, only to avert their attention to Jason, whose golden stigma had begun to glow.

It was rare to have a glow on the face, and most Celestias had their first two stigmas spread over their two arms instead.

They were not even connected in their cases, which was another benefit Jason received through his merged bloodlines.

As such, the moment he activated his one and only Stigma, his clothes fluttered due to the vibrant energy that was released when his God’s Halos began to rotate slowly.

Jason’s entire being was shining vibrantly in silverish-gold colors, which overshadowed the silverish-white colors of the others, making it seem as if he was far more special than the others.

And that was exactly the case because he was not only a potential Candidate to become Primordial God, but Jason had also been acknowledged by the Primal Primordial God, the one and only in the existence of the Universe, the creator of the Kanadi of a Primordial technqiue!!

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