My Talent's Name Is Generator

Chapter 1236: Title

A powerful wave burst out from the Prime Fate Stone and swept across the entire hall. The surrounding space trembled violently, and the nine Demi-Gods were forced to react. Chairs slid backward, robes and hair were thrown into the air, and several of the Sovereigns had to stabilize their bodies with their Laws and Authorities to avoid being pushed even farther away.

Even Amun’s expression changed.

I barely noticed any of it.

My consciousness had already been pulled somewhere else.

The world around me disappeared. I found myself standing within a vision.

At first, I saw a child.

It was me.

I watched myself growing up, experiencing moments from my childhood that I had almost forgotten. The scenes changed one after another, sometimes slowly and sometimes so quickly that they became nothing more than flashes. I saw the people I had met, the places I had visited, the battles I had fought, the moments when I had nearly died, and the countless choices that had gradually shaped the person I had become.

The vision continued.

I saw myself discovering the System, growing stronger, entering battles against increasingly powerful enemies, obtaining Laws, creating my Dawn Core, awakening Soul Force, and eventually stepping into the Origin Expanse.

I watched everything.

My entire journey.

From an ordinary beginning to where I stood now.

Then the vision changed.

The future appeared.

At first, it was only a blur.

I saw myself standing somewhere I could not recognize. The sky was shattered, and enormous fragments of worlds floated through a battlefield that seemed to stretch beyond the limits of my perception. Countless powerful beings were fighting around me, but their appearances were impossible to make out clearly.

Then another image appeared.

A massive war.

Armies filled the void.

Stars were collapsing.

Space was breaking apart.

Terrifying figures fought across the battlefield, and even from within the vision, I could sense that some of them possessed power far beyond what I currently understood.

Then I saw myself.

I was standing at the center of that chaos.

My appearance was different, but the person was unmistakably me.

Something enormous seemed to exist behind me, but the vision was too blurred for me to understand what it was. I could only see fragments of a vast structure surrounded by darkness and endless light.

The scene shifted again. I saw myself raising my hand.

Then everything became distorted. The future disappeared. My consciousness was violently pulled back into my body.

I opened my eyes.

The Prime Fate Stone was still glowing with countless colors beneath my palm, but now a single line of light appeared across its surface.

The colors converged.

The rainbow radiance slowly condensed into golden letters.

I stared at them.

Sovereign Origin.

For several seconds, I simply looked at the title. Then the Prime Fate Stone trembled once more, as if confirming its judgment.

The title had been chosen.

And for some reason, despite everything I had just seen in the vision, those two words gave me a strange feeling.

Sovereign Origin.

The hall remained silent for several breaths after the final letters appeared.

The rainbow radiance covering the Prime Fate Stone slowly faded, but the strange pressure it had released still seemed to linger in the chamber. I looked around and finally noticed that every other Demi-God had been pushed several meters away from the table. Some of them had stopped themselves in midair, while others had used their Laws to stabilize their bodies. Even Amun had been forced to slide backward before he managed to stop himself.

The Feran Sovereign was the first to break the silence.

"What the hell was that?"

His eyes were wide as he stared at the Prime Fate Stone. The usual relaxed expression on his tiger-like face had completely disappeared.

"That light..." the Essari Sovereign murmured. "It was rainbow-colored."

The Dragon Sovereign slowly straightened himself. His golden eyes remained fixed on the stone, and there was genuine shock on his face.

"I have never seen the Prime Fate Stone produce that kind of light."

"Neither have I," the Naga Sovereign replied.

The Sovereign of Annihilating Lightning looked down at his hands before turning back toward the stone.

"The force that came from it wasn’t normal either. It wasn’t simply a defensive reaction."

The Sovereign of Abyssal Darkness remained silent, but the darkness around his body had become noticeably denser. His eyes were still fixed on me.

The Essari Sovereign looked toward Amun.

"Have you ever seen anything like this?"

Amun did not answer immediately.

His expression was unusually serious as he stared at the Prime Fate Stone. After several seconds, he slowly shook his head.

"No."

That single word caused the atmosphere to become even heavier.

Amun had been a Demi-God for countless years. If even he had never witnessed such a phenomenon, then the others understood how unusual what had just happened was.

The Sovereign Eternal Time finally spoke.

"The rainbow light..."

His eyes narrowed slightly.

"That should not be possible."

The Dragon Sovereign looked toward him.

"You know something?"

The Sovereign Eternal Time shook his head.

"Not enough to explain it. The Prime Fate Stone has always produced different colors depending on the nature and destiny of the person being examined, but I have never heard of it producing every color simultaneously."

The Essari Sovereign looked back at me.

"And then it gave him that title."

Her voice became quieter.

"Sovereign Origin."

No one immediately responded. The words themselves seemed to carry a strange weight.

I looked at the title still glowing faintly on the Prime Fate Stone.

"Is something wrong with it?"

The Feran Sovereign stared at me as though I had asked the strangest question possible.

"Wrong? Nothing is wrong with it."

He pointed toward the stone.

"It’s the name that’s strange."

I raised an eyebrow.

Amun finally walked closer to the Prime Fate Stone.

"Among all the titles given by the Prime Fate Stone, there has never been a title simply called Origin."

I looked at him.

"Never?"

"Never."

Amun’s eyes remained on the words carved into the stone.

"The Prime Fate Stone has given titles related to Laws, Authorities, elements, concepts, and even certain unique aspects of a person’s existence. But Origin itself..."

He paused.

"No one has ever received it."

The Sovereign of Abyssal Darkness finally spoke.

"Then what exactly did it see?"

No one answered.

The Sovereign of Annihilating Lightning looked at me with a completely different expression now. The earlier curiosity had disappeared, replaced by something closer to caution.

"Perhaps the Prime Fate Stone simply cannot distinguish his nature."

The Dragon Sovereign shook his head.

"I don’t think so."

His eyes remained fixed on the stone.

"If it couldn’t understand him, it wouldn’t have given him a title."

The Essari Sovereign nodded slowly.

"Agreed. Fate is not known for making meaningless judgments."

Amun looked at me with narrowed eyes, but after a moment, he simply shrugged.

"It does not matter. Billion finally has his title, and one thing is clear from what we just witnessed. His title is the strongest among all of us."

The other Demi-Gods did not respond to his statement, but I could sense a subtle shift in their presence. It was barely noticeable, yet their reactions were enough to tell me that Amun’s words had affected them.

I looked at Amun with some curiosity.

"Hey, Amun, what is your title?"

He stared at me for a moment before chuckling.