Chapter 816 Power


    In other words, Emrys was only twenty–one years old, yet he had already reached the maximum stage


    of cultivation in this world. His terrifying talent was nothing short of unparalleled.


    However, in Stein’s words, he had been reduced to a mere ant, weaker than a de of


    grass.


    Emrys refused to ept that!


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    “I hope what you’re saying is the truth.”


    After a long while, Emrys spoke with a despondent tone.


    He wasn’t quick to trust Stein, but deep down, he really hoped that what Stein said was


    true.


    Emrys truly didn’t want it toe to a tragic sh between father and son one day if they


    were ever to meet.


    Emrys refrained from asking any further questions.


    Even if Emrys asked Stein, he wouldn’t have responded. If he had intended to answer, there would


    have been no need for Emrys to ask in the first ce. Stein would have voluntarily offered the answer


    to Emrys.*


    Seeing that Emrys had finally calmed downpletely, Stein said with relief, “You must seek out the


    answers to these questions for yourself. And the key to these answers is your own strength.”


    Some truths were incredibly harsh, and revealing them now could deal a massive blow to Emrys‘ spirit.


    It might even be enough topletely devastate him.


    He was still too weak, far too weak. But once he gained strength, all the truths would naturally reveal


    themselves before him.


    Stein continued, “I’ve left many things for you for your future journey. These can help you enhance your


    strength and uncover the truth sooner. When the time is right, the Soul Smelting Bloodstone will guide


    you to them.”


    After he finished speaking, his apparition abruptly shattered, as if it had never appeared at


    all.


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    Chapter 816 Power


    This was originally a lingering regret left behind by Stein, specifically waiting here for the arrival of


    Emrys.


    It had been waiting for over twenty years.


    Now that its mission was aplished, there was naturally no need for it to continue existing.


    Emrys felt as though something had pierced his heart.


    He couldn’tprehend why he had to go through all this, why he couldn’t just be an ordinary person


    with aplete family – a stern father and a loving mother – living in warmth and harmony.


    Ordinariness was, in fact, the greatest form of extraordinariness.


    From the moment of his birth, Emrys became a pawn in a grand game of chess. The wheel of fate had


    always been manipting his every move, and the key to overturning it. all was power.


    Emrys was feeling downcast.


    He, too, yearned to enhance his strength swiftly. Possessing the Nameless Divine Art, an unparalleled


    and domineering technique, he could absorb the power of one Golden Elixir Stage cultivator, and then


    two, three… countless more.


    As long as he could quickly enhance his strength, no amount of devouring was too much for him.


    However, Emrys‘ current predicament wasn’t due to ack of Golden Elixir Stage cultivators for him to


    consume, but rather, it was because of the barrier that he simply didn’t know how to break through.


    With the absolute–phase Golden Elixir Stage being the maximum stage.of this world, even if Emrys


    were to consume countless more Golden Elixir Stage cultivators now, he still wouldn’t be able to break


    through this ultimate boundary.


    “Forget it. Given the depth of their scheming, they must have foreseen all the predicaments I could


    possibly encounter. I can only take it one step at a time.”


    Emrys had no choice but to console himself in this way.


    He was a man of strong character, far from being fragile. The events of that day had almost driven him


    to emotional copse, but he quickly managed to regain his


    Hum!


    Emrys‘ consciousness shuddered violently. In an instant, he was enveloped in a radiance of red and


    blue. The light pierced through the surrounding gray mist and merged into his body.


    Crash!


    The searing pain of lightning coursing through his body made Emrys realize that he had returned to the


    outside world.


    An hour had passed in the realm of his consciousness, yet in the outside world, it was merely a blink of


    an eye. This must have been what Stein was referring to earlier when he said the flow of time was not


    the same between both realms.


    Hence, to the onlookers, Emrys had charged headlong into the gray mist like a moth drawn to a me


    before he was struck by the lightning that crackled around the periphery of the mist and was instantly


    catapulted outward.


    Hey motionless on the ground, his life hanging in the bnce.