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Zac inspected Tavza while ushering her to his temporary residence. The sun was extremely glaring in this region, and even he suffered from prolonged exposure. An undead would have it even worse, yet Tavza showed no sign of discomfort.
Undead generally combated hostile Dao through their equipment. Low-grade cultivators fought under Unholy Beacons while Higher-grade would have similar features installed in their gear. Those who grasped innate methods to resist ambient Dao were rare. Catheya was one, and Tavza was another.
The An’Azol heiress felt like a walking Nexus Vein, providing a ceaseless font of Abyssal Death to combat Heaven’s glare. Surprisingly, Zac sensed a vague resonance coming from her, and not because of his Eoz heritage. That aspect didn’t transfer between bodies. Rather, the connection was to his human side. Zac couldn’t figure out the reason without scanning her body, but he had some idea of what was going on.
“I never got the chance to thank you for helping me back there,” Zac said as they entered his cave, gesturing for her to sit down by a table.
“It’s nothing. Doing so aligned with my goals, and opportunities to observe the Dao of Chaos are extremely rare.”
“Still, I’ll remember the favor,” Zac said. “I hope it didn’t put you in a tough spot?”
“Nothing worth mentioning,” Tavza said, avoiding Zac’s attempt to confirm his hunch. “Now, if you could explain how Kator died?”
“You knew?” Zac said, noting Tavza’s lack of reaction.
“How else would the tracker enter your hands? I could also feel when the agreement was voided.”
“Fair enough,” Zac wryly smiled.
Zac quickly recounted his experiences since Kator appeared on Earth. Tavza already knew part of it, but she seemed genuinely surprised to hear two Undead Autarchs had snuck into the Zurbor sector to capture him. She was already waiting to sneak into the Imperial Graveyard at that point, and everyone’s lines of communication were cut soon after entering.
Tavza asked a few clarifying points, emphasizing their words and treatment. She didn’t care about the details of how he escaped their grasp, rather focusing on their goals. Zac didn’t see any reason to hold back in that regard and shared what he knew and his suspicions about being used as a political prisoner.
Zac couldn’t read Tavza’s thoughts, and his attempts at digging for information yielded little. He was able to confirm the rebellion hadn’t reached open warfare last she heard. So far, it was mostly limited to gathering arms and schemes among those at the top. It also wasn’t a complete rebellion. Apart from the Abyssal Shores, there were factions among both Reavers and Vampires who remained neutral. Whether that remained true today was impossible to say.
Eventually, Zac reached the part with Kator’s betrayal under the influence of the Lost Era’s corruption, and entering the trial mid-breakthrough.
The Azol scion sat in silence for a few moments as she digested the news. “And that is why you’re here instead of Arcaz?”
“Exactly. I ended up in the area, so I’m afraid you’ll have to make do with me.”
“Why?”
“Why, what?” Zac asked since Tavza’s expression provided no context clues.
“Why are you still trying to complete the mission? The agreement is voided, and you’ve made it clear you’re not interested in joining the empire. You could just walk away,” Tavza said. “The outcome of this mission will not only affect me, but it could also affect the fate of the Abyssal Shores. I need to understand your motivation before I’m comfortable working with you or sharing intelligence.”
Zac remained silent for a few seconds before telling the truth. “For protection.”
“The empire is in chaos—the whole Cosmos is. It’s not certain we can protect ourselves, let alone you.”
“Well, I don’t have many options,” Zac shrugged. “My little faction and I have drawn too much attention because of Ultom and the Fifth Pillar. We need an umbrella to cover us during the fallout. The Primo’s my best bet. Seeing how the rebels are scrambling to stop the treasure from entering his hands, I’m guessing it’s powerful enough to ruin their plans.”
“What if the rebels give you a better offer than the Primo? Will you give the treasure to them?”
“What’s the point?” Zac said. “Ignoring my strained relationship with the other divine races, only the Primo is a peak figure among your Supremacies. Can the rebels make the Centigrade Pryer or the Seven Heavens back down? I doubt it.”
“What if the Abyssal Shores have joined the rebels by the time we emerge?”
Zac couldn’t immediately answer. While unlikely, that scenario would certainly throw a wrench in his plans. The issue wasn’t just jeopardizing his access to the Abyssal Shores in the future. Protecting his people would come at the cost of betraying the shores after they’d poured so much effort into helping him. It definitely wouldn’t sit right with him.
“I guess I could give it to your ancestor, provided he used it to smooth things over with the Primo?” Zac eventually said. “That way, we all get what we want. I don’t think the shores would have turned traitor unless they were coerced.”
“The future is full of variables, and even I cannot speak to what route the elders will choose. There is a risk our goals will put us on a collision course,” Tavza countered. “As much as we wish for the blood of the Vanguard to return, the continuation of our race would take precedence.”
“So you’re planning on going at it on your own?” Zac asked.
“No. I share your hope. A war at this moment isn’t in our interest. The dangers far outweigh the potential gains, especially now that you’re involved. It’s worth risking my life if the treasure can make the rebels rein in their ambitions, and working together will increase our odds of success,” Tavza said. “That said, we need a new agreement.”
“What do you have in mind?”
“The treasure will be brought out by whichever party has contributed the most to the mission,” Tavza said. “I can give you the treasure should I be the one to seize it, but only after confirming it aligns with our race’s interests. If I do, Arcaz shall immediately return with me to the shores. No tricks or excuses.”
“And if I get it?”
“Then that’s fate. I’ll have to pray my ancestor’s trust in you wasn’t misplaced.”
“That’s fine with me, except one thing,” Zac said. “I know Arcaz is planning on visiting the shores, but I can’t promise anything on his behalf.”
“You cannot speak for your own clone?”
“Arcaz is—”
“Do you think us stupid? You’ve been kept under near-constant surveillance for years. My side has spent as much time covering your tracks as gathering intelligence,” Tavza said. “We might not understand exactly how you’ve accomplished what you’ve done, but the Cosmos doesn’t lack for the mysterious and inexplicable.”
“Fine, fine. I’m not saying you’re right, but I agree with your terms,” Zac relented.
Tavza’s mouth twitched with exasperation, but she didn’t press the issue. “You said we need to set out? I assume it’s related to the memory domain?”
“My teammates were trapped while investigating a threat to our mission. I can’t head to the Hollow Court before I’ve saved them and resolved the issue.”
“A threat…?” Tavza slowly said. “Have you been targeted by Mox?”
“How the hell did you know?” Zac blurted.
“For any number of reasons. Because you’re enough of a troublemaker to drive Supremacies up the wall. Because following a thread of fate related to Mox led me here. Most of all, you’re both Void Cultivators,” Tavza said, raising her hand before Zac could object. “We’ll be stuck here forever if you insist on keeping up the charades. We may not have understood what you did during your duel with Kator, but I’ve since come to understand the truth.”
Zac quickly moved on to hide his embarrassment. “You said you followed a thread of fate to come here? Is that how you found me?”
“To be exact, a spy of ours supplied the blueprint of Kator’s tracker ahead of time. From there, it was easy to make a modified receiver,” Tavza said as she displayed a small stone. “I can see anyone without them seeing me.”
Knowing some of the dirty tricks Kator had played over the years, Zac wasn’t surprised to hear Tavza had responded in kind. “How did you get mixed up with Mox?”
“I’ve told you I enjoy researching ancient texts, particularly regarding the Limitless Empire. I encountered mentions of Mox while investigating the Hollow Court in the Imperial Graveyard, and I’ve followed the clues since. She was thought to hide in the Void of the Inverse Peak to avoid Heaven’s Wrath.”
“Was?” Zac reiterated. “She’s dead?”
“Presumed dead,” Tavza said. “I’ve spent some time studying beings who’ve reached a state of false Eternity. I should have encountered mentions of someone like Mox. Such a sinister route to immortality leaves traces, yet I’ve seen no mention of her following the Dark Ages.”
“So her scheme failed,” Zac muttered.
“Not necessarily.” Tavza shook her head. “I started closer to the Farsee Court due to my seal. In case you aren’t aware, the Farsee Court is where the Imperial Workshop is headquartered. They were the ones who built the vast array spanning the whole continent. It held unfathomable power, and certain parties intended to use that to their advantage.
“Mox’s method of extending her lifespan came with an immense Karmic debt—you should have guessed as much if you’ve encountered her followers or her Grimoires. I believe she aims to resolve this issue. The Hollow Court has opened many paths to the Lower Planes for reasons I’m not yet aware of.
“They needed to spread the weight of the Fifth Pillar,” Zac clarified. “They were afraid the Left Imperial Expanse couldn’t bear the burden alone.”
“That explains some things,” Tavza nodded. “However, doing so created weaknesses in the Imperial Road that Mox exploited. She used these pathways to connect her Karma with the continent’s, and by extension, the Limitless Empire. Her sins became theirs.”
“You’re saying Mox somehow pinned her crimes on the Limitless Empire?” Zac said with surprise.
Until now, he’d worked under the assumption that Mox planned to use the chaos to partake in an enormous feast. The ramifications would be far greater if Tavza were right. The Hollow Court would have their hands full resisting Heaven’s wrath when the Fifth Pillar was erected. To suddenly be saddled with the sin of an existence like Jalach was like pouring gasoline on the fire.
Zac also couldn’t help thinking of Ogras. He’d never quite understood why the demon was chosen by the Hollow Court. The Mercurial Court was connected to the Peaks of Continuum and Fantasy, and nearly all its sealbearers followed a related path. Meanwhile, the Hollow Court appeared associated with the Inverse Peak and the Peak of Chaos. Ogras practiced neither, but his plan for his [Shadewar Flag] sounded very similar to what Mox was up to.
“Precisely,” Tavza nodded. “She may have succeeded only to be caught unprepared by the Dark Ages. She may also live on, using a different method to extend her life. There would be little point in taking this risk if she had to resume her hunts shortly after.”
“Cleansing the slate,” Zac muttered.
The pieces fit. Mox having some abilities related to the Void, even if only as an auxiliary path, was the simplest answer to how the corrupted garden disciple could hide in the Void between dimensions.
“Anyway, you’re right,” Zac said. “Mox is targeting me. I can’t step into a memory domain without my danger sense going crazy.”
“She must consider you a threat to her plan,” Tavza said.
Zac had already suspected his connection Void was the reason Mox was so insistent, though he didn’t understand why. He was just a Hegemon, and there were limits to what he could do. Even if he could find Mox’s apostles inside pockets of Void, she could just raise new ones. It wasn’t like he could threaten Mox with his meager abilities.
However, if Mox planned on framing the Limitless Empire, then she needed to be perfectly hidden when the Heavens went crazy. Otherwise, she wouldn’t just face retribution for her own transgressions, she might be implicated by Limitless Empire’s massive sin. And Zac was someone who could open a door to Mox’s hiding place—no wonder she couldn’t abide his existence.
The Draugr continued with a tone tinged with resignation. “You plan on using yourself as bait so that an Imperial Supremacy can slay her.”
“Or at least scare her off,” Zac confirmed.
“Are you confident?”
“It’s a work in progress,” Zac grimaced. “Actually, I could use your help. Do you have a way to hide my presence? The odds of success will be much higher if I can control the timing and set things up beforehand. That’s partly why my companions entered the memory ahead of me.”
“That’s…” Tavza looked slightly troubled.
“Is your hesitation related to the fluctuations of Creation coming from you?” Zac asked.
“It is,” Tavza sighed after a slight pause, and Zac suddenly sensed the fluctuations far more clearly than before.
“May I?” Zac asked.
“Go ahead. But I ask that you do not interact with it. It’s… temperamental.”
Zac nodded in understanding before sending over a Mental Tendril. Entering Tavza’s body felt like being submerged in the Abyssal Lake. Zac quickly infused some Dao of Death into his spiritual thread to keep it from being eroded without causing harm as he followed the calling. And there it was. A second heart.
The opalescent organ was nestled right next to Tavza’s Cosmic Core. It had a beat despite not being connected to any veins or nerves, each thump releasing a significant amount of Creation Energy. The heart was surrounded by countless runes radiating Abyssal Death and Oblivion. The array had created a separate space that kept the foreign heart isolated. It kept Tavza safe, but just countering the steady pulses of Creation required a significant amount of Miasma.
“What the hell? Is it a shard? No, it’s pure energy…” Zac muttered. He looked up at Tavza in disbelief a true undead could walk around with such a thing without keeling over. “How did this happen?”
“It’s the price of touching the Peak of Chaos without the qualifications,” Tavza said. “Some of it followed me back after our previous encounter. I could barely survive with it spread across my body, let alone exhibit my abilities. I finally found a solution during my time here. I delineated the Dao, separating Chaos into Creation and Oblivion.
“One became nourishment, the other a lesser threat. However, it exhibited surprising resilience. Because of how I reached you, I believe the energy is directly connected to the Tapestry of Chaos. I still couldn’t expel it, so I chose to contain it all in one spot. Then this happened.”
“Is this thing why you’re traveling alone?” Zac asked. “You’d have little left for yourself if you had to provide your subordinates with Miasma while keeping that thing trapped.”
“That’s one of the reasons,” Tavza nodded.
The situation was eerily similar to his own, and Zac wasn’t thinking of the Shards of Creation. Tavza’s predicament was just like when he was poisoned by the ancient Draugr blood, which eventually turned him into a Draugr himself. Zac had even combated his festering wound the same way, though naturally in a much cruder fashion.
Tavza didn’t have a Technocrat Heritage to deal with the malignant tumor. Besides, the Creation lodged by her core was far more troublesome than some ancient Draugr blood smeared on a Corpselord’s weapon. Just as Tavza said, it seemed even purer than his own Creation. It retained a state of perfection he’d only seen when absorbing Chaos Motes.
“I’m not sure I can absorb its energy as much as I’d like to. It’s almost like it has a will of its own. There are a few other things I could try, but I’m not sure how well it’d work,” Zac admitted.
The most obvious route was blasting it with [Void Mountain]’s Dao-extinguishing brand. Exhausting Dao with Void was much more effective than Tavza’s war between Creation and Death. However, there was a limit to how much Dao Zac could extinguish every second, and he wasn’t even sure his complete stores of Void Energy were enough to deal with the heart.
The alternative was trying to open up a Void Vortex inside Tavza’s body to swallow the accumulation in one big bite. His personal Void could easily accommodate that amount of energy, and it might even prove highly beneficial. Unfortunately, Zac didn’t have that kind of fine control over his Bloodline. If he managed to open a vortex, he’d probably accidentally cut Tavza in two.
“The good news is that I’m certain this thing has no connection with the Heart of Creation. I’m intimately familiar with their brand of obsession, and there’s none of that here.”
“It’s fine. I can keep it under control. Worst case, I’ll have my ancestor expel the corruption upon my return,” Tavza said. “I’m only bringing it up because there is a limit to how much energy I can divert to hiding your presence.”
Zac kept his face impassive to keep his suspicions from showing. Tavza wasn’t exactly one to wear her heart on her sleeve. Still, shouldn’t there have been some disappointment upon hearing she’d be stuck with the energy-draining parasite for the foreseeable future? Would she have accepted if he presented a solution, or would she have come up with an excuse? Because it almost seemed as though she wanted to keep it around.
“Let me know if the situation changes. I’ve been implanted with all kinds of weird things over the years, so I’ve gotten pretty good at coming up with counters on the fly,” Zac said, deciding to drop the matter. It was no business of his if Tavza wanted to turn the ball of Creation into something useful.
“I will,” Tavza promised. “If you give me a moment, I’ll prepare something that should buy you a few hours.”
“That’s perfect,” Zac said, part of his attention diverting to the Seal of Fertile Earth floating inside [Purity of the Void]. “It should be enough time to call reinforcement.”
“A Hegemon slaying a God,” Tavza lightly exhaled. “I look forward to writing history with you.”
Zac looked at Tavza with surprise and some alarm. She was being sincere. Ventus had already cracked under the pressure, blabbering about the winds of Chaos whenever death drew close. Now, it looked like the An’Azol descendant had lost her marbles before they even started traveling together.
Was Ogras right? Was he really that bad an influence?
Comments
Ron Whitlatch
It is the realm spirit of the left expanse. So yes he is a supremacy
Sean C Jackson
There are two shards of creation and two splinters of oblivion in his soul, two of each for each cosmic core, and one of each for his to enhance his body cultivation as he wouldn't want Oblivian energy tainting his human body's life constitution.
John
Weren't the Draugr once referred to indirectly with some moniker or derision that insinuated they weren't always Draugr? I remember it was some higher leveled cultivator, and it made me think that maybe the Draugr were once a living race in a previous era
John
What is Zac likely referring to when he looks at the Seal of Fertile Earth and mentions reinforcements? Is he thinking of calling on the Earth child? Is the Earth Child supposed to be a Supremacy at this point and they're who Zac plans on fighting Mox? Can't wait to read everyone comment how Zac is surrounded by crazy allies and followers who've fully drank the Kool-aid. It sounds like he'll be quite exasperated by it all, and it'll only get worse
Michael Kawesa
So he needs just one more pair before Be’Zi can give me true dao of chaos?
NiceTryMate
This was mentioned right after he went through the atavism. He has one pair of pieces hovering around each of his two soul cores, one pair around both his two hearts to nurture them. The last two each nurture his draugr body and human body constitutions. I think that is right, but I might have gotten the distribution wrong. They are certainly being used to strengthen soul, heart and body cultivation tho. Maybe the core got a pair as well, instead of two pairs to the heart.
Stolen Hero
They are no longer shards. They are pieces. Full little spheres all 5 shards put together. They rest inside his quantum space, so both bodies can use them, however, I do believe he prefers to keep life and creation, and death and oblivion together. But they're in his cultivation,in his mental space he has two spheres that are like miniature solar systems, and the ball of creation and oblivion are their stars.
Owen Stevens
pretty sure the revived spirituality of the lake was only a temporary side affect of eoz defying time to impart an inheritance to zac. It wasn't a cure so much as it was a coincidental stopgap.
Jonas Lemke
You forgot to mention that Tavza acted as a Dao guardian during the double atavism, possibly saving his life and allowing him to come out of it with even more gains. That isn't something an enemy would do and Zac definitely feels a karmic debt is owed to her. I think with all things considered it would be wrong for Zac not to trust her or act hostile towards her
Palmer Evans
I believe so but they’re cut off from the larger Creation and Oblivion entities and their will completely subverted by the superior Daos of the Autarch wisps. But I think those remnants still exist in some form within Zac’s bodies. Could be wrong though
DrSubterfuge
Smug gloating about how you totally saw a thing everyone else missed is a bad look.
Michael Kawesa
Does Zac still have the shards of Oblivion and creation?
Joshua Little
Thanks for the chapter.
Jeff McCulley
To be completely fair, they also need Zac and his bloodline to unlock whatever is in the depths of the Abyssal Lake—but that’s a different roadblock.
Jeff McCulley
Zac just needs to take ing a healthy dose of amoxicillin.
Jeff McCulley
No, what he’ll be annoyed about is that, just like reaching Hegemony first, Emily beat him to it.
Jeff McCulley
Heh. She literally told Zac, right to his face, how she knew so much. And you folks missed it? lol. To be completely fair, it sailed right past Zac, too. Next, I excused Zac’s confusion about Ogras and the Flag, in the Ogras hasn’t told him *everything*. Such as, for example, that what he’s trying to do isn’t remotely the same thing as what Mox was doing. The end of the chapter was indeed perfect, though. Can’t wait for Tavza to meet Carl.
Jeff McCulley
The Draugr already have a cure for their stagnation. It was the inspiration from the moment Eoz reached through time to Zac. That’s why the Shores were sealed for so long afterwards. Because everyone went to meditate on what they’d experienced. Even Catheya’s ancestor doubtless found new inspiration to continue his path.
DrSubterfuge
What an odd hill to take a stand on. Ogras traps creatures with multiple different origins into his physique. It's tangential at best to anything to do with the inverted peak. The through line for all of them have been the two daos he actually cultivates, which are Fantasy and Taji. Arguably his Grey World stuff shares some concepts with the inverted peak, and I think Zac might have even speculated at some point about how that might be why he was fated with the Hollow Court, but the explanation about how his flag shares a lot in common with Mox seems like a much better link. Which makes sense, since that's what the text just pointed to. The implication to me is that flag might be important for dealing with Mox. As for Zac giving up some secrets... meh. She still doesn't know exactly what's going on with the connection between Arcaz and Zac, and he still didn't actually confirm for her that she was right. He just stopped short of insisting that he couldn't speak for Arcaz. And while cultivating the void was something he wanted to hide, that's only the outer layer of the real secret, which is the Void Emperor bloodline. Plus, nominally she's an ally and she actually seems like she's slowly getting on his wavelength. I'm not sure how much she actually believes she stands a chance of getting the treasure before he does, considering how she genuinely believes in his ability to take on Mox.
Michael
The whole “seize life through death” thing the Primo said to Tavza is starting to make some more sense. The Draugr need a cure for their stagnation and I have a feeling it will be related to her creation energy. Also Ogras is definitely going to follow a similar path to Mox. I wonder if he’s with her now and that’s why he hasn’t come out of the domain?
Porter
I think you are right. Felt like a conversation with Catheya, though Tavza has proven herself in some ways
Ron Whitlatch
I wonder if that means there are other comparable scenarios? The Primo and the Heartlands have been around for a long time and have converted countless people and talents
Evan Therrien
The dark ages are holding back some monsters, so yeah more than likely Mox being one of them. Zac’s mother mentions it.
Omiso
I don't usually do this but have some complains about this Chapter. Ogras not cultivating the Inverted Peak is not strictly speaking true. His Ra'lashar heritage skirts in both the Inverted Peak (the spirit lock physique which is associated with warlocks which are more common in those who practice the Dao of the Inverted Peak) and the Solitary Peak (the Shadewar Flag which uses Unorthodox Practices that involve soul binding and sacrifice) plus he added Void to his Branch of the Grey World so chances are he'll add something else to his Branch of False Truth, upgrading his core is going to be pain when the time comes. Zac should've stick to his guns, my guess is that Tavza was fishing for information, pretending to know something she wasn't sure of in order to get Zac to admit it. Also Zac mentioning his Danger Sense was quite unparanoid of him, he even keep secrets from Ogras who at this point is his Dao Brother. One could blame the fact he lost contact with Ogras, Ventus and his Draugr Half plus the thought of going head on against Mox once he enters the Memory Domain to have affected him with some anxiety but he could've handled that conversation with Tavza better. As luck would have it Tavza seems to be an ally one that will learn quickly that following the Deviant Azura is a risky but rewarding path if you can survive all the trouble he gets into. Plus having another cultivator following the Path of Chaos will give Zac a person to whom bounce ideas regarding their paradoxical, messy Broken Gran Dao Peak. Lastly is time for him to throw Darsom and maybe Gelzryraynth under the bus and claim his Void abilities come from the inheritance of the first people. If he says he's the descendant of the Void Emperor the supremacies will ignore the Fifth Pillar and chase after him. Despite my ranting I did like this Chapter specially the end.
Tom C
TFTC! Zac will soon be causing chaos as only Zac can. I dunno if he will “kill a god” but I can see him being so damn irritating that Mox gets itself killed at the hands of the Limitless Empire just to escape Zac hahaha
Tom C
I sincerely hope Zac and Iz will get hitched! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
DrSubterfuge
I don't think we can say much about Mox is certain. Tavza gave a plausible explanation about what happened with her in the "real" timeline but it's all circumstantial. And I think it's doubtful that present Mox has any direct connection with what's going on. The event is extremely well isolated.
Porter
Wouldn't it be a little funny if Mox founded the Vigil to keep an eye on Void cultivators?
Porter
She said the other was a clone. She doesn't know they are truly 1.
Tartlet
Personally, I think the Mox in the trial IS Mox. Trying to jump through the dark ages and into the struggle for the pillar.
Orims
It was hilarious how Zac was trying to be all slick and Tavza was just rolling her eyes and saying" No we already know this, don't insult our intelligence" 🙄. Obviously we still don't know how much of it is her personal knowledge after getting blasted with chaos and how much of it is Imperial but it still was hilarious. Also it's fun to see her believe that Zac is actually capable of messing up Mox's plans as if he wasn't a piece of dust compared to her.
KOOLAID
Could be that she is stuck in the past. It said in some previous chapter that old monsters were stuck during the empires fall. In a Buddhist chapter I believe.
Alexander Dupree
Yes Zac, you are a terrible influence, you monster. Everyone just stares at you in horrified awe and just lets you do your thing.
Owen Stevens
She might try to nurture it and cultivate oblivion at the higher grades.
The Lost Pages
Right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Palmer Evans
From what we’ve learned, Mox is certainly alive in the current time and probably outside the trial hidden next to the other old monsters, right?
Katerina
And he even needs to ask if he’s a bad influence, huh
Taylor Greenwell
This feels like the start of a really good arc. Also, we are finally getting answers on how things are going on the outside with the Undead Empire.
William Keith
TFTC!
Andrew
Thank you!
Jeff McCulley
“If I do, Arcaz shall immediately return with me to the shores” Now…there’s an interesting term. “Immediately”. Not, “as soon as the Event is over”. And Zac didn’t bother clarifying whether or not Tavza has a means to leave the Event early.
Lex Luther S
YESS zac you are a bad influence. God above Iz is already a little loony and she'll be even more crazy after she and zac get hitched. Well, quite interesting tavza had an inkling zac and arcaz were still one. Likely only confirmed after helping "Zac" from the tapestry of chaos. Still though, I wonder if this jeart of creation she has can mutate into something uniquely suited to her. Maybe even helping push her strength to the next lvl. Still, looking forward to Fridays chapter. Here's hoping we'll get to see a god slayed by Monday.
Ether Harwell
First
Jason Ruddy
Thanks for the chapter!
Ryan Pepp
Here we go!
