Death… And Me

2722  Once Again to Hustis Continent

"I always thought our Fragments would be used in the Universe Foundation Pilar itself," Rean couldn't help but comment.

Roan nodded. "I believe everyone did. However, Soul Gem seems to have created some other method for it. Seeing the remaining five Spheres of Light and Dark Elements, it is pretty obvious they exist for the remaining five Fragments we haven't acquired yet."

[Don't look at me. I also didn't know it was going to be like this,] Sister Orb mentioned. [Nonetheless, it should be even better. At the very least, you won't run the risk of having to carry the Fragments outside of the Soul Gem Dimensional Realm anymore.]

Rean then used his connection to the Soul Gem Dimensional Realm and teleported straight to where the Integration Pillar was located. He touched it, trying to feel its insides. Finally, his eyes lit up as he felt it. "Yin Yang Essence! It is very, very little, not enough to be used yet, but it is definitely in there."

Roan appeared right after. "That's obvious. This thing will take time to generate enough of that new Essence, just like the previous essences did."

"Well then, we are over with all of this," Rean commented as he took his hand away from the Pillar. "I'll let you guys talk to the residents of the Dimensional Realm about everything. As for me, I'm making our way to the Hustis Continent."

Roan didn't mind. "Very well. Sister Orb, take care of it."

[Sigh... fine, I'll tell everyone.]

"Rean!" Kentucky quickly went to his side. "I'm also traveling outside with you. I need some exercise... but not Roan's type of exercise."

"Hahaha!" Rean laughed and nodded. "Yes, yes. Let's go out then."

*Zush, zush.* The duo disappeared right after.

Celis pondered on what he would do. Cultivation was out of the question for him as well since he shared his cultivation with everyone. He looked back at the many times bigger planet and decided to take action. 'I might as well focus on expanding the Forest and Lives around the planet now. That's better than nothing, not to mention it will help me get used to my power as well.'

Rean and Kentucky appeared outside. Rean quickly took out his communication badge and took a last look at the information network. "Hum... seems like there haven't been any developments regarding the search for the experts from outside."

Kentucky was happy with that. "Even better! That means they were truly an advanced scouting team or something like that. Who knows? Perhaps they have nothing to do with the group Hex mentioned to be coming our way and tried to just bag in some treasures before the real bad boys arrive."

"That would be for the best," Rean liked Kentucky's positive look. "Anyway, Hustis is too far away from the Center of the Realm of Gods, so we won't have a connection to the Communication System for a while. Is there anything you want from it?"

"Not really," Kentucky shook his head.

"Let's get going then," Rean nodded and jumped on Kentucky's back.

From there, he opened a Spatial Gate and both entered it. Now that Rean has reached the Peak Stage of the Space-Time Realm, his Spatial Gates reached distances even further away. It wasn't wrong to say that Rean's Time and Spatial Powers were already in the Divinity Level, and even Early Stage Divinity Realm experts couldn't compare to his group.

Of course, he didn't try to make his way to Hustis through the use of Spatial Gates. Instead, he just brought them to the nearest Long-Distance Teleport Formation city. There, the two paid the fee and activated it, disappearing from that continent. Through the use of several other Long-Distance Teleport Formations, Kentucky and Rean only took a little less than a week to make it all the way to the skirts of the Realm of Gods. That's where you could find the Hustis Continent. *Zush, zush!*

The two appeared on a Teleport Formation of a city called Glantan, which was still a few continents away from Hustis. However, there were no more Long-Distance Teleport Formations from here onwards, so they would have to use Spatial Gates instead.

"Oh, seems like the news arriving this far, too," as they walked on the streets of Glantan, Kentucky saw several posters regarding the invasion of other Universes. Yet, the experts around didn't seem that much concerned. "It's quite calm, though."

Rean shrugged his shoulders. "Use your Divine Sense and see it for yourself."

Kentucky got puzzled and spread his Divine Sense, easily covering the entire city. Yet, he didn't see anything wrong. "What? Everything seems normal."

Rean smiled. "Pay attention to the average cultivation level in this city. This Glantan is the most powerful city in the surrounding continents. So much so that they even had the only Long-Distance Teleport Formation in this region of the Realm of Gods that we used to arrive here."

Kentucky paid attention and quickly nodded. "I can count on my hands the number of Void Tempering Realm experts. As for Space Bending... there is only one? And he has a very shaky foundation while being only in the Initial Stage."

"Exactly," Rean agreed. "For the people of this continent and the other continents far away from the center of the Realm of Gods, the news of the invasion doesn't matter much. In the end, it isn't something they can help much with. Teleporting all these low-level and far below-average experts to other regions to use them would be way too expensive too."

"In the end," Rean continued. "They can only defend themselves if the invasion ever comes to this place. But why would it? Such an isolated corner of the Realm of Gods holds no strategic benefit whatsoever for the invaders. Unless, of course, they want to hide. But then again, the number of places similar to this one is simply uncountable. Whether they get involved in the war or not, that is probably going to take a very long time to happen."

"I see..." Kentucky understood. "Besides, we don't even know if a war will really happen or not."

"Precisely,' Rean agreed.

And as always, any Golden Tickets and Stones are welcome. ;)