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A ripple coursed through Zac as he passed the Gates of Transformation, and the mysterious world behind him vanished in a flash of silver. The last thing he saw was a thousand rivers being drawn from hidden folds of reality and fused into the river he had traversed. One trajectory had been set, invalidating countless others.
There were no signs of the Peregrine Ocean’s argent waters on the other side of the gates. Sprawling ruins spread out before him, holding multiple memory domains and unfamiliar spatial fluctuations. The sky was illuminated by four enormous halos. Zac realized he was inside the Mercurial Court's pillar, confirming that he had successfully crossed the Peregrine Ocean and returned to the real world.
"Wha—where—" a drowsy murmur came from the Shrine of Kanba.
"We made it. Please watch me," Zac urged as he flew—or rather fell—toward the closest building.
Zac's condition was far worse than he had expected, and the lacerations left on his body by the deadly ocean winds were the least of his worries. The real threat came from within. Despite monitoring the gondola over the past decade, he had not been able to observe the state of his real body. By the time he ignited his Dao Heart and broke through the illusion, he was too hopped up on Fate and Void to notice the problem.
Even the Void Emperor's insatiable hunger was suppressed by the complex mesh of terrifying energies permeating his being. Part of this energy came from the powers of rebirth he'd stolen on his way out. He'd managed to snatch a few slivers before the astrolabe crushed his Void Vortex with overwhelming prejudice.
These mysterious threads had been deposited directly into his personal Void. While the energies weren’t much stronger than Early C-grade—which was the only reason he dared to snatch a handful—they were extremely refined. They resembled Heavenly Lightning in that they seemed to possess an innate will. The energy was trying to escape through the gates at the bottom of his cells, with slivers already slipping past his defenses.
All that was within Zac's expectations when he came up with the idea. What he hadn’t anticipated was his human half being in a comatose state and under attack from overwhelmingly powerful Daos. It felt as though the Heavenly Dao had launched a siege against him, with the battle stretching from his Soul Aperture to his Cosmic Core’s Quantum Space.
Zac’s Draugr side wasn’t spared the attention. In fact, he sensed that his human side had opened a passage through his Quantum Spaces. There was undoubtedly a note waiting inside [Purity of the Void], outlining the necessity of replicating the winning strategy that got him through the Tribulation Throne.
He couldn’t even be angry at his human side for being such a troublemaker, especially considering he was currently doing the same thing. Zac could only play the hand he’d been dealt and join the resistance against the foreign truths attempting to recast him in their image. The first step was understanding the enemy.
The densest accumulation that shifted to his Draugr body consisted of streaks made from the extremity of Death. It wielded such absolute authority that it seemed capable of transcending time and space. Zac immediately recognized it as the Primo’s Dao, thinking it was no wonder that Human Zac had transferred the bulk of these Supreme Dao echoes to his undead body.
Even so, the main reason his foundations remained intact was that Death hadn’t arrived alone. The Primo’s death was primarily contained by the boundless Life that gave the cosmos its shape and purpose. This was the Authority of Life, controlled by the Order of Fertile Earth and wielded by Roan.
Zac’s human side must have failed to expel the opposing forces, turning his bodies into a battlefield. He was attempting to have the conflicting forces wear each other out while maintaining equilibrium. When one Dao grew too strong, more truths would shift from the other body. Interestingly, this was done with the help of fading streaks of Chaos that filled Zac with an unexpected sense of intimacy.
In addition to Supreme Life and Death, there were also two camps locked in a battle over the meaning of the Inverse Peak. His human side clearly had a much harder time manipulating these unfamiliar Daos. The reason he hadn’t been destroyed by the struggle was a warm, comforting energy permeating his bodies.
The energy resembled Roan’s Fertile Earth but was slightly different. It weakened the Supreme Daos while granting Zac the strength to keep fighting. He felt as though he were receiving the blessing of a million people, but it was only just enough to keep his head above water. His human side must have been stalling for his Draugr half to emerge from the Peregrine Ocean and help out.
The vastly improved Dao Heart that Zac brought out of the Peregrine Ocean would have been the perfect tool to turn the situation around—if the clashing Daos were the end of his troubles. The quantum gates had initiated the mother of all reconnections after he returned to the original timeline. This time, it wasn’t just a few days that needed to be fused into one cohesive experience; a lifetime’s worth of new memories was already overloading his mind and undermining his efforts to deal with his other issues.
Decades of accelerated Heart Nurturing were only enough to hold onto a thread of consciousness. Zac crashed onto cold, hard ground, joining his other body in desperate struggle. He lost his perception of the outside world within a second, thanking his lucky stars Esmeralda had made it through. She’d realize he was busy and keep him safe, allowing him to focus on his problems.
The first thing Zac did was rekindle the hunger of his Bloodline. His Void Emperor bloodline had awakened with surprising intensity when he took the timeline’s essence for himself. Zac assumed it was because of the Four Laws and Destiny had triggered his hunger, now realizing it had already been agitated by the delectable morsels of Supreme Dao.
Zac needed his bloodline to keep fighting. Even nibbling at the corners of the invading Daos would lessen the pressure. Keeping his bloodline in a berserk state was also the most effective way to keep the astrolabe’s power trapped in the depths of his Personal Void. Zac had seen how that mysterious space refined anything that entered. The longer he kept the power of transformation imprisoned, the more he’d get to keep to himself.
His heart thumped with purpose, and the purpose was assimilation. The Void was all, and all was the Void. Instead of fighting the hunger as he usually did, he nourished it and pushed it to greater heights. Meanwhile, Zac used his last threads of clarity to frantically sift through his human half’s memories. The better he understood the situation, the more effective a counter he could devise.
Two vastly different sets of memories were already in the middle of integration. One was short, the other lasted a lifetime. What his human side’s experiences lacked in length, they made up for in grandeur. Zac was aware his other half would have dealt with Mox by now, and he’d taken the Peregrine Ocean’s trial progressing smoothly as a sign the plan worked. The reality surpassed his expectations.
To think three Supremacies had joined hands to suppress Mox, including the Primo of the past. Zac couldn’t imagine Mox surviving the ambush. If she somehow managed to escape, she would be adding as much distance from the Left Imperial Expanse as humanly possible. Unfortunately, being exposed to the clash between Authority and Heavenly Territories had proven more dangerous than he expected.
Zac also realized the battle took place over two weeks ago, and his human side had been fighting the corrosion since. Was he still inside the Evi’Shi shelter’s memory domain? No, if he were, the quantum link wouldn’t have been reestablished. Had Roan followed him out? And where was ‘out’? Zac tried and failed to extend his perception around his human side. There was only darkness.
There was no time to worry about the details. He’d survived two weeks, so it had to be a safe place. Zac needed to leverage his latest gains and deal with the problem. Otherwise, he’d eventually run out of energy and return to waiting for the foreign Dao to tire itself out—a process that could take years and relied on Roan replenishing his energies.
The problem was, the real world and the artificial timeline weren’t the same, and his Dao Heart couldn’t affect reality nearly to the same extent on the outside. He needed to relearn how to use the power in the real world. Luckily, Zac quickly found an alternative solution in the forced reintegration of his memories.
Instead of skimming through the endless memories of his years on Greenworth Trade Street, Zac delved deeper. He relived a day every second, savoring the experience and truly making it his own. Doing so stabilized his mind and drastically lessened the influence of the Supreme Daos. Soon enough, it wasn’t just about survival; it became a journey of discovery.
Zac was reexamining his life through the eyes of a cultivator, occasionally under the light of perfected Daos close to his path. Dao reaffirmed the heart, and Heart illuminated the Dao. Even as a mortal, he’d witnessed countless aspects of Life and Death during his life. He’d even experienced true death for a moment—an experience that even undead cultivators lacked.
The Heavenly Dao wielded by cultivators was not the only facet of the Seventeen Peaks.
Didn’t Life and Death exist in the shallows, on the frontier? Didn’t the cycle of Life and Death continue during the Dark Ages? The System’s awakening was only a calamity for cultivators. The inviolable truths that formed the cosmos were unaffected. Life didn’t need energy or spirituality to exist. Hiding from the Heavens wasn’t enough to escape Death. If it were, then Mox wouldn’t have been forced to extract longevity from suffering and accumulate such vast sin.
Consciousness started with life and ended with death. This was an inviolable law hardcoded into all beings. Zac had heard people talking about using “Dao as Law,” generally as a domain of those at the top of the pyramid. He’d seen it, like when the Threaded Hell’s Realmlord replaced even the Heavens with his Dao of Death.
Zac had been exploring ways to broaden the scope of his Daos, and his search was finally bearing fruit. He was still far from reaching the levels of Dao taking on the characteristics of Law or replacing all other concepts with his own. However, understanding a part was enough to illuminate the path forward.
Years passed in the blink of an eye, each passing day bringing him closer to his answer. He could vaguely feel his bloodline raging in the background but could only occasionally stoke its fire to keep his epiphany going. The Supreme Dao was gradually whittled down by a Mortal Heart, and Zac’s Daos of Life and Death simultaneously grew more extraordinary and mundane—a paradox inherited through chaos.
His Dao of Life was an enduring cycle that fought against the fetters of Destiny. He was also a mortal, something he’d been constantly reminded of since the first days of the integration. Yet he was still among the strongest in Zecia, now a main contender in a powerful trial.
Cultivators rose and fell, and even ancient heritages were eventually eroded by the test of time. However, mortals had endured from the earliest days of the era until the present. Their individual lives were short and uneventful. Even so, they’d outlasted the Primordials and outlived the Limitless Empire. Mortals would be among the last ones standing when the Dao collapsed and the Era ended.
His Dao of Death was an unceasing void that exerted control over the fetters of Destiny. Mortals were cursed with short lifespans and constantly fought against its restraints. It was this inborn struggle for more that gave birth to the path of cultivation. A few managed to seize longevity and set out on the path of immortality. Death was the great equalizer, and neither Supremacies nor mortals could avoid it.
Zac eventually felt his bloodline retreat with reluctance. He let it. The foreign Daos had been weakened enough for him to deal with it himself. Days kept flashing by until he finally reached the end. The last thread of Life snapped, and he slumped toward Helisent lying in her bed. The memories were digested, Daos were incorporated, and the path forward was open.
Two sets of eyes opened. Despite being blocked by ceilings and layers of soil, Zac could see the Heavens waiting above. Wasting no time, Zac brought out sets of Dao Treasures and bit down. The missing ingredient was in place, and the sky rumbled as vast Tribulation Clouds descended. Zac was relieved to see it stay within reasonable bounds. He could do this.
The first bolt descended, illuminating the world with angry red. The fused wrath from simultaneous breakthroughs destroyed all barriers before crashing into his bodies, spreading from head to toe in search of stolen insights. The pain swept away the last of the mind fog. Zac immediately noticed quite a few internal changes, but dealing with the tribulation came first.
The Tribulation Lightning’s first bolt wasn’t at the level it could threaten his life, so he sealed [Void Heart] with a thought. The Hidden Node, which often seemed to have a will of its own, followed the command smoothly and without complaint. Zac knew it was thanks to his Heart growing stronger.
It gave Zac more leeway to focus on the actual breakthrough. The tribulation didn’t exhibit the unhinged destruction he faced when advancing his Cosmic Core, but that didn’t mean he could relax. Zac strained his mind to its limit as the boundless lightning poured into his Soul Aperture, targeting his Dao Avatars.
Zac’s method of advancing Daos was fully reliant on absorbing the Dao from treasures. Those treasures were bound to have truths of their own, and the further he advanced, the harder it got to find Dao Treasures perfectly matching his needs. Zac sensed each body would need to eat at least five Dao Treasures, and he’d have to work much harder at ensuring only his own insights were included in the breakthrough.
This time, Zac also had Supreme Daos lurking in the back of his mind. The streaks of the Primo’s Death and Fertile Earth’s Life might be gone, but their profound truths lingered. Thankfully, his body was in near-perfect condition, and his Dao Heart was more than up to the task. The Tribulation Lightning even became an eager helper in extinguishing the heterogeneous insights. The insights connected to Reborn Life and Sealed Death were protected by Zac’s will, while the rest was discarded, echoing the sentiment of his Void Road.
The Dao Avatars barely had time to endure the first round of lightning before a second bolt descended. It opened angry scars through Zac’s body, and he stumbled with a grunt. However, he smoothly consumed a second set of Dao Treasures along with a set of Healing Pills. The heaving clouds kept going, unleashing a third bolt. By this point, Zac sensed a hint of the Four Desolates in the lightning’s center.
It was nowhere near the level of his Core Breakthroughs, but it still wasn’t something he was ready to face head-on. The Void enveloped him, and [Void Mountain] inverted into existence. Both bodies moved in perfect symmetry as he punched the incoming bolt with a roar. Weakened by [Void Zone] and drained by [Void Mountain]’s Dao-annihilating seal, the third bolt didn’t even carry as much energy as the second upon entering his body.
However, the Four Desolates remained, and the Four Laws caused far more destruction in their wake. Zac staunchly endured it, his eyes never leaving the clouds. A fourth bolt was forming, and he was happy to see it would be the last. This one was both the most dangerous and the safest. As in previous breakthroughs, Zac released his hold on [Void Heart], and the final bolt was reduced to a snack.
Zac smiled. It wasn’t often he got to perform such smooth breakthroughs. It was as though the Heavens took offense to his arrogance and sent trouble his way. His Draugr body was suddenly grabbed by the cuff and yanked away. Zac’s heart lurched, only relaxing upon realizing it was just Esmeralda.
The toad’s tense expression made him hold his questions and ready himself for a fight. The surroundings turned into a blur, and Zac felt them pass through something akin to a spatial gate before being thrown onto the ground.
“What’s the matter?” Zac asked with confusion at seeing Esmeralda’s heaving breaths and burning eyes.
“You—!” Esmeralda wheezed, taking a calming breath. “I’ll deal with you later. For now, please try not to cause any more trouble before I’m back.”
Esmeralda disappeared the next moment, leaving Zac looking like a question mark. A deep rumble from his stomach made him realize three more days had passed. The sound also made him recall that his Void Emperor bloodline seemed to have been raging for quite a bit of that time. With a sinking feeling, Zac pieced together the clues.
The Void had spent days trying to devour the invading Daos, only to be rebuffed. Because of his growing hunger, he must have turned his attention outward. He knew all too well what kind of commotion his bloodline could trigger. Esmeralda was probably busy putting out fires or diverting enemies. What was worse, her hard work was for nothing. A dull ache hid behind the tribulation’s crackling pain.
He’d inadvertently attempted a bloodline evolution, and he’d failed.
Comments
Edgar Segura
The primordial didnt join the ladder.
MacMahon Wenzl
Zac recognizing himself as a troublemaker is peak.
Apickletus
Upgrading Earthly daos by two stages is too optimistic by its own. Zac’s state is the worst of all his dao breakthroughs, both bodies are damaged, the Primo and Roan’s supreme daos also threatens to subvert his daos. Zac just used the void Emp bloodline to suppress the bits of A-grade daos in his human body and the purified C-grade transformation energy in his draugr body.
Jeff McCulley
Skimming some notes, it struck me that the missing ninth sealbearer (assuming Sacred Insight and the Primordial) is likely Kelvinios—the “mysterious” guy on the leaderboard. And that; A. He’s from an A grade faction, the one that… B. Sponsors the Radiant Temple, and that… C. The reason he kept falling on the boards is that he’s an ass, and no one liked working with him. And thusly… D. He’s the weakest of the other eight Flamebearers. And, oh yeah… E. That’s him coming after Ventus, whom Ventus has been avoiding like the plague. Oh, and lastly… F. TOTALLY unrelated Wild Ass Guess…Tavza is about to become a Flamebearer. I mean, seriously. Just a random thought there, completely out of nowhere! More on the Flamebearers later.
Jeff McCulley
The whole inner zone for the Hollow Court appears to be a massive, endless cavern. Roan tucked him away somewhere safe to recover, perhaps even buried in fertile soil.
Jeff McCulley
Or, he ate her item…
Jeff McCulley
Ooh, good point! Hello, Tavza?
Jeff McCulley
The first problem I see is, you’re assuming his bloodline is broken, and we don’t know that yet. Secondly, any time Zac suffers a setback or handicap, he usually comes out ahead later because of it. WAY ahead.
Jeff McCulley
Remember when Esmerelda was talking about finding what she needed in the ruins, before the memory domain fully formed? Well, there are ruins here. The memory domain seems not to be fully formed. What if she’s mad because Zac accidentally ate what she was looking for? THAT would be hilarious!
Jeff McCulley
True!
Tomer Yud
Amazing chapter! as always
Rabauke
Every time I read about a setback like this, especially because Zac went above and beyond to save someone or positively impact many people, it’s a real bummer. As I see it, he chose to take a huge risk mainly due to personal circumstances, but it enormously impacted the empire and its fate. With big risks come big rewards, so I expected a nice payoff at the end of it. Now we have the Dao upgrades, which is nice, and the tempered heart, but in my perspective, these are Zac's accomplishments alone. He was bombarded by the Supremacy’s insights and Dao, and he did the best he could while simultaneously fighting for his life. These accomplishments are a nice tidbit but belong solely to him. He needed his bloodline to survive this, and now it’s broken. The consequences of this are unclear, but they are undoubtedly bad for his cultivation. His ability to use the void has been essential for his survival on many occasions, and now that he has reached the inner courts, it feels like things just have to get harder for him – but why? Where is the balance? If none of these big shots step up and give him something to circumvent this, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I get the whole absolute underdog trial thing, but I read the Twilight Ocean chapters a while ago, and the balance between setbacks and gains felt much better back then. Just my perspectives and personal thoughts.
RWS
That's how you know that Zac really is a troublemaker, even his draugr half is complaining about him. I wonder if both bodies have to be upgraded at the same time to successfully complete his bloodline evolution. Thanks for the chapter.
John
Zac’s gone through Dao epiphanies where he could have upgraded two stages instead of one. He didn’t and I remember it was because he wanted even more time to digest his recent understandings to ensure that his foundations remained stable. What’s the chances he actually upgraded his two Daos twice here instead of once? This isn’t an average Dao epiphany, even compared to his previous ones. Supremacy grade forces acting as grindstones for his Daos, an immensely improved Dao Heart, and an 8 decade long personal Dao/Heart strengthening simulation to review. All three parts playing off one another. And while the Bloodline evolution was a failure it was being used to help power the epiphany in some way which may have also had a boosting effect. That may even be why the evolution failed, Zac was redirecting power meant for the evolution to power the Dao upgrade. I can’t wait for Zac to meet back up with the Margrave. I would think the Margrave remembers Zac and rewards him in some way accordingly. The Imperials and the Margrave specifically seem to be somewhat adept and interested in Void stuff considering how the Margrave arrived to the Mox fight. Maybe a reward Zac is given helps fix the failed bloodline evolution. That way any goodies Zac gets in the trials later go toward actually pushing forward instead of regaining lost potential
Borbino the great
Yeah I think it is and especially it happening to his void bloodline is a huge blow
Gaige Bradley
I think zacs bloodline tried to eat esmeralda which would have triggered a bloodline evolution? My only guess
Joshua Little
Thanks for the chapter.
Tartlet
Is this Zac’s first failed breakthrough? I know he has had some rough breakthroughs, but I can’t remember any outright failures
Andrew
Thank you!
Tommy
Can Zac handle a C grade Zoid Emperor at D grade? I thought he couldn’t. He was well into each grade before his other upgrades.
Jeff McCulley
His Earthly Daos of Life and Desth are now both Middle stage.
Summas76
What was the breakthrough for? Earthly Daos? I feel like I vaguely recall a line saying how he couldnt form one of them at different times because it would leave him out of balance. This was the solution? Or did he just upgrade his Main Branches/Braids?
B-Slam
I think Zac gained quiet a few levels stewing in A gade Dao energy for two weeks, upgraded his Life and Death Daos, sounds like he made progress on the cosmic attainment and no doubt has even more luck then before. Do you think fixing whatever trouble a failed bloodline evolution will be why Zac seriously aims for the Void heritage in Ultom. Where do you think Zac human bodies is at the moment, underground somewhere I doubt it's Orgas that found him.
Alex
DOF probably is designed structurally, the chapters filled in later. Who knows how much influence comments here on Patreon might have in real time? A tiny bit maybe? May Brink be with us :)
Booksaregood
You guys got too hype in the comments so he decided to throw a setback in there.
NiceTryMate
Wonder what new changes his bodies have undergone? Has he gotten a new milestone on his “cosmic attainment” title? Ref: “Zac immediately noticed quite a few internal changes, but dealing with the tribulation came first.” TFTC
Taylor Greenwell
My hope is that since he wasn't actually trying to upgrade his bloodline and it is not like a core upgrade where you are actually demolishing something first and then having to reform it resulting in complete crippling if you fail, that it doesn't actually do anything. He simply stays where he was previously in terms of his bloodline.
Dro
I think he stole a bunch of benefits and energy from the other trial takers but it wasn't enough (the last upgrade needed to eat an entire fortress worth of Limitless-empire quality items from a Monarch-level fortress). So he took everything he could from the trial takers but it wouldn't be enough to upgrade his bloodline to Monarch level. Which, going from what was needed for the previous evolutions, would basically need an entire Autarch-worth of energy and items - ie he ate peak D-grade worth of stuff to advance his void from F to E-grade. He then ate what seemed like peak C-grade worth of items/energy to upgrade it from E to D grade. So seems likely he might need peak B-grade worth of items/energy to upgrade his void to C-grade....
Jeff McCulley
Two of the three Daos, I didn’t see Conflict in the mix. Did I just miss it? Going to reread.
Jeff McCulley
Okay, I’ll bite (pun intended). Why did Zac fail his bloodline evolution? Limited by race level? Not enough munchies? Suppressed by a higher grade? Come to think of it, if he’s not in a memory domain, the only other people around should be sealbearers. The actual Trial folks, from outside. For this Pillar. Er, mostly.
Dro
Just means he'll have to eat a chunk of Ultum when he finally does advance it - or maybe a supreme void treasure he gets before the final part of the arc. Since any benefits he got in the left Imperial expanse should be lower in quality up the rewards/benefits from this court - not to mention whatever heaven-shattering upgrades from the main part of the trial after he's done with this court.
Jeff McCulley
Ditto!
Tom C
Failed bloodline upgrade… knowing Zac this will be a blessing in disguise and whilst painful now, will probably lead to some ridiculous fortune soon enough TFTC
Tyler
I can't recall ever reading about failed bloodline evolutions, but other failed upgrades usually have drawbacks.
Michael
More likely Wa’Zol
Jeff McCulley
That was a fun chapter… …until the “failed bloodline evolution”.
Dirk Gent Lee
Does failing an evolution carry consequences outside of failure? I can’t remember.
Palmer Evans
Karz or Laondio gonna help him out with his bloodline at some point during the trial?
Rayyyn
So he upgrades his daos right? But his bloodline upgrade failed? Poor Esmeralda lol
Tyler
And, perhaps this is what the Tayn's were worried about too. I'm assuming something that can happen in the trial that allows the System to gain Authority that they have.
Tyler
So, it seems each Halo represents Authority gained by the Empire through actions in the Memories. Does the System gain this Authority in reality?
Taylor Greenwell
I am hoping that it just means he stays where he was already for now rather than causing actual damage like happens when a half-step hegemon fails the core formation or when a hegemon cripples their core during an upgrade. It sounds like he successfully upgraded his earthly daos while failing the bloodline evolution since he wasn't actually trying to upgrade the bloodline?
Lex Luther S
Ohhh zac. Well, two weeks have past since zac brought 3 supremacies to help kill a GOD and no doubt mox suffered greatly. Though I wonder what happens to the real Mox, if she's still alive, should her memory domain self die? I imagine it'd be a heavy blow to her authority and heavenly territory. Still though, the gains are insane. Not only did he get to eat up some tribulation lightning but he also broke through with his daos of life and death, giving a much needed boost to his strength. Guess it is a good thing Kaltosa Lu isn't there or zac wouldn't have been able to eat up some surrounding treasures, much to esmeraldas ire. Oops. Welp, a day or two for full recovery and human zacs gonna have to go find ogras and tavza and take care of the other fellows from the radiant temple. Easy peasy, especially after his most recent breakthroughs.
Merc715
Upgraded his Daos, looked like. His Life and Death Daos are likely at middle now.
Taylor Greenwell
What breakthrough was happening? If he wasn't trying to upgrade his core, was it really just his bloodline he tried to evolve or was it something else he evolved successfully while his bloodline unintentionally was on the verge of evolving as well but didn't? And does the failure mean his bloodline is going to be badly inhibited like a half-step hegemon who failed to form a core and therefore was basically crippled?
Lizy Flore
I was smiling through the entire chapter, then I saw the last line and was like “shit.” Thanks for the story!
Alexander Dupree
Shit that’s gonna be a setback. Failing the bloodline upgrade is definitely going to fill him with blockages
Ether Harwell
Yay
