The Chaos Dragon Prince

With his mind made up, Cain took the scroll into his pocket, walked out of the aisle, and over to where Amber was.

Along the way, he wasn’t in a hurry, so he checked out some of the other text in the other aisles. The vast amount of knowledge from all other cultivators was right at his fingertips. And while Cain knows he wouldn’t be able to read even a quarter of these texts at any time soon, it was still fascinating to skim through most books.

The standard affairs of cultivation text didn’t truly interest Cain that much. There was an importance of improving upon fundamental knowledge to gain better comprehension for the future. For realms above Divine Star, it was practically required.

But Cain honestly knew it wasn’t that much of a requirement for him. He who had zero masters or Senior teachers still had perception abilities surpassing those of ancient cultivators.

Only Shi Wei guided Cain on the Martial path. However, her guidance was limited as she wanted him to experience nearly everything hands-on.

Cain did wonder what would his life be like if he did have constant guidance every step of the way. There were certainly great benefits in having so.

His own siblings were a clear example of this. They all had direct guidance from other high Dragon Elders and even the Dragon Emperor and the Empress themselves.

Through smooth guidance in the Martial way, the confusing energy principles needed to comprehend and other resources would be readily available to them.

This is why their cultivations could advance so quickly. All of them were quite young upon reaching the Divine Origin realm. By now, Cain fathoms that their cultivation would take an even greater surge because of the resources from the Nightmare realm.

Other examples would include those Heavenly Great World geniuses.

Cain’s aware that those Dark Dragons he met were also very young. That girl Yulong couldn’t be much older than him. Yet, she had already reached the 7thfall realm.

The teachers and resources in the Heavenly Great Worlds are practically near perfection. Nobody would ever wonder why there can be such young geniuses with high fall stages.

Provided that Yulong landed somewhere safe, she is most likely experiencing leaps and bounds in her cultivation.

Still, even with the obvious advantages, Cain felt his personal way of cultivation was the best. His experience would be higher than those his age, and he can continually refine his combat prowess through constant life-or-death challenges.

Above all, cultivating this way simply felt the freest to Cain. No strict rules or guidance can put restrictions on his Martial Way. Under this way of life, his Divine Will was able to continually improve with each passing day.

Since Cain didn’t hold great interest in the basic cultivation information, he soon turned his attention to the history of Cloudsea Holy Land and the High God realms in general. Both are critical components he not only found intriguing, but it would do good to know in general.

It was a bit surprising to know that Cloudsea and many other Holy Lands were only created hundreds of thousands of years ago. Instead of expanding across several past eras, these Holy Lands only stretched from the current era.

Cloudsea Holy Land specifically was created from an alliance of ancient, grandmaster cultivators. This alliance was formed for mainly protection as the region of Sky Bless City didn’t even exist yet.

Sky Bless City was initially a lawless land overrun with Dao Beast and powerful bandits. Anyone born here had a higher probability of death than the average God Galaxy region.

Wanting to survive in such a brutal, a bunch of orthodox cultivators banded together to resist and survive. Eventually, these cultivators reached extremely high cultivation mastery and formed the Cloudsea sect and eventually, the Cloudsea Holy Land.

Upon their formation, other Holy Lands began to spring up in these regions and surrounding regions. These included the Star Fire Holy Land the Purple Radiance Holy Land.

After the formation of powerful sects, the Dao beast swept away while the bandits were either killed off or enslaved for punishment.

While reading these stories, Cain was a bit confused. None of the text explained exactly why these ancient cultivators simply left this brutal area. They all seemed very adamant to stay for some reason yet to be explained.

If Cain had to deduce, this Sky Bless City region has some ultimate secret very worth much to even Holy King and Primal Soverigen grandmasters.

Cain had an itch to know more. But at his current level, he simply wasn’t worthy enough to level.

After searching around for a few more minutes, Cain finally found Amber.

His lips curled into a genuine smile over seeing how engrossed Amber was in some Spirit energy text. She appeared truly in bliss, like an immortal fairy basking in the moonlight.

Even though her appearance was in an ordinary state, Amber’s natural presence was truly soul-stopping. If not for him, even Divine Star warriors would be swept by this invisible momentum.

In this brief moment, Amber had already gazed over at Cain. For the first time, she nodded with genuine praise lighting up her eyes. “This really is some good stuff. Just by reading, I can feel my Spirit comprehension will receive a noticeable improvement.”

Just like Cain, Amber had also seen the road to discovering new depths of Spirit energy Laws.

All libraries she’s explored before barely had anything on Spirit energy Laws. What was there was either too bare bones for her perception ability or far too little information to make out anything worth it.

This had finally changed with Cloudsea’s library. The topics of their Spirit energy actually provided great stimulant to Amber’s Spiritual Sea.

There were various sensations of Spirit energy Law Amber hadn’t perceived at all which provided her with a refreshing, new experience.

For sure, she can see her Spirit comprehension advancing by leaps and bounds!

As Cain walked over, he opened his mouth to speak. But he and Amber detected a considerably powerful Divine Aura coming directly toward them.

The presence of the Divine Aura could already ripple the sensations of space. With just a slight shift of their energy, they can crack apart space and whatever cultivator daring to match them. All under them wouldn’t have a chance to resist.

This person seemed utterly invincible. A person of this stature could only be a Divine Ruler.

Cain’s and Amber’s expressions didn’t even twitch. Divine Rulers experts were no different to them as a Divine Star experts.𝒪𝒱𝓁xt.𝗇𝓔t

Looking over to their right, the duo spotted a scholarly, handsome man walking up. His uniform consisted of the regular Cloudsea Elder outfit, but he was distinct with patterns of books and scrolls designed all along it.

Without it needing to be said, this Elder was the librarian of this palace.

The librarian gave a friendly wave to the duo and spouted himself with a genuine smile. “Junior Martial siblings. The legends of this generation. It’s great that you came here. We have a wide selection that will surely meet your needs.”

While Amber merely gave a slight nod to the Elder for respect, Cain spouted his own charming smile and said, “Indeed, this trip has been bountiful. We were just beginning to pick out this last back before checking it out.”

​ At this point, the librarian’s eyes brightly glowed. “Ah, as I expected. Before we get to check out, I would like to give a word of advice, as Junior Martial siblings have only been with us for a day. You see, if you wish to further your Spirit energy path, then I would advise to take a visit to the Spirit Association. What we have here is only a general selection of the Spirit Arts. In the Spirit Association, there’s Gold World Spirit Masters and even Royal World Spirit Masters who hands down their teaching. With your reputation, I’m more than sure you can find what you need there.”

This information was undoubtedly helpful. The librarian genuinely seems like he wants to help out.

At least, on the surface, that is.

Cain and Amber still didn’t forget about the subtle influence the Divine Decree Lords has across the entire Holy Land. Anything subtle could very well be some scheme performed by either one of them.

Still, even with the potential of it being suspicious, Cain and Amber weren’t overly worried. Cain alone was confident enough to deal with any underhanded tactics through his own special means.

Amber was the one to speak as she asked, “How many Gold World Spirit Masters are there? Are there also those above the 4th class level?”

The librarian nodded with a smile. “It’s our sect pride to say that we have quite the number of 4th Class World Spirit Masters. It’s at least at a level above that of the Fire Star Holy Land. Moreover, these World Spirit Masters had lived as long as some of our high Elders. The oldest ones are actually at the peak of 4th class.”

Cain’s and Amber’s eyes slightly widened. The peak of the 4th class would have to be the strongest World Spirit Masters they would lay their eyes on. And if comparing power levels, these World Spirit Masters would be equal to peak Holy King masters!

At this point, the librarian paused as his mood went a bit somber. “I would like to say we have a startling amount of Royal World Spirit Master, but they’re even rarer than Primal Soverigen grandmasters. We only have two ancient Royal World Spirit Masters. However, they haven’t been seen in the world for quite some time. Their seclusion is even longer than Primal Soverigen grandmasters.”

Given how much the universe already favors Martial Cultivators heavily, this wasn’t surprising to the duo. Though, even for as much confidence as they normally have, Cain and Amber just had to wonder if it would be possible to breach the Royal World Spirit Master class anytime soon.