The Witch Hunter System

Chapter 1215: Concept of Divine Soul Kingdom

If Vaan’s body were destroyed, the Contracted Spirits undoubtedly die with it.

After all, it was impossible for them to survive the annihilating power that would destroy his body, soul, and existence. As such, the only way to ensure their survival was to separate them from him.

However, where could he temporarily leave them during this perilous period?

Astral Soul Realm?

When Vaan thought about this possibility, he couldn’t help but feel moved. If he could place the Contracted Spirits in this astral plane, they would definitely survive every possible disaster.

Due to the nature and difficulty of reaching the Astral Soul Realm, it was no different from Vaan’s private garden.

Thus, if he could successfully store things in this realm, then it would become his most secured vault. The various wealth he accumulated in his Heaven-Swallowing Space could also be transferred to this plane to prevent it from being lost during bodily destruction.

However, he had to resolve multiple problems if he wished to realize this goal.

For starters, every entry in the Astral Soul Realm was not the same. To prevent his Contracted Spirits and wealth from being lost in the vastness of the Astral Soul Realm, he had to anchor to something.

Considering his soul could be destroyed, it naturally couldn’t be their anchor.

’The original soul is permanently stored in the Astral Soul Realm...’ Vaan thought about Varuna’s original soul.

Since Varuna’s original soul was indestructible and eternal, though filled with cracks, it remained whole within the Astral Soul Realm instead of disintegrating into particles of soul essences.

It was also because of this original soul that Vaan believed that the idea of storing things in the Astral Soul Realm was even possible.

’I can’t anchor my spirits and wealth to my soul, but the original soul... This should be possible,’ Vaan contemplated.

The original soul itself was vast and boundless, akin to its own universe.

Even though he only had access to a single fraction of its whole, it was still an incredibly vast amount of space and soul power. Thus, there was plenty of room to transform it into a storage world of sorts.

Energy Cultivators in the Divine Realm all had their own Divine Kingdoms, personal worlds for storing vast amounts of energy, even capable of nurturing life and entire civilizations within.

He could borrow this concept to form his own Divine Kingdom, or more precisely, a Divine Soul Kingdom.

As Vaan came up with this idea, he realized its value extended beyond being a mere storage space. In fact, the creation of this Divine Soul Kingdom would unlock many incredible uses. It had boundless potential.

For instance, he could utilize the Divine Soul Kingdom to bind the origin source of his people.

Thus, if any one of them were to experience true death, destruction of both body and soul, their soul essence would not mindlessly follow the flow of all things in the Astral Soul Realm. Instead, they would enter his Divine Soul Kingdom and be perfectly preserved. ʀ𝘼ɴȫ₿Ё𐌔

This would also greatly reduce the requirements for reviving them and returning them to the world of the living.

Essentially, he would acquire a Beyond True Divinity’s ability to reverse true death without needing to reach such a level himself. Although it was limited to those he marked, it was still an incredible ability to possess.

Besides the protection from true death, imprinting their origin source’s information into his Divine Soul Kingdom would also protect the marked target’s memory and soul. Thus, even if they die and enter the cycle of reincarnation, they would retain their memories from their past lives.

Even their soul level wouldn’t be reset, giving them a huge advantage at the start.

Although that was just one of the benefits, Vaan valued the protection of the memories more. This ensured that even if his loved ones were to be separated from them, their relationship wouldn’t be severed.

Even if they were separated by distant worlds, their hearts remained as one. Eventually, they would find their way back to each other.

’Besides these emotional benefits, there are also cultivation benefits,’ Vaan mused.

Once the Divine Soul Kingdom was established, he could also manipulate it to help him refine the vast quantities of soul essence in the Astral Soul Realm. This would significantly hasten the restoration of the original soul.

Even without his active input, the Divine Soul Kingdom would automatically leverage the endless soul essence of the Astral Soul Realm to constantly restore the original soul.

’If I can also establish a channel from the Divine Soul Kingdom to my personal soul, I could effectively enjoy an endless supply and replenishment of soul power without needing to enter the Astral Soul Realm.’

Vaan’s eyes lit up as he realized this potential benefit.

If he could successfully achieve this, it would greatly enhance his battle potential and survivability.

After all, a Soul Master’s ability had endless application, but not an endless supply of soul power. If the latter problem could be resolved, the Soul Master would become terrifyingly powerful.

Vaan realized the Divine Soul Kingdom was something he absolutely had to create.

Once he established his Divine Soul Kingdom, not only could he ensure his Contracted Spirits’ safety, but he could also imprint the grand reversal spell on it.

At the same time, his Contracted Spirits could be put in charge of triggering the spell’s activation, completely eliminating the need to comprehend the Dream Law. This would lower a fraction of the spell creation’s difficulty.

’Since my Contracted Spirits will be inside the Astral Soul Realm, they also escape the causality of Chaos. They won’t be affected by the destruction of my soul and body. They can definitely be put in charge of the spell’s activation.’

Vaan was excited, seeing the viability of this plan.

Of course, everything ultimately weighed on the assumption that his Contracted Spirits would remember to activate the grand reversal spell to bring him back.

’The responsibility is huge, but it’s just one job... They can definitely do it,’ Vaan convinced himself.

They wouldn’t really forget, would they?