God's Eyes (Web Novel)
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Jason was glad that his soulbonds had awaited his return.

However, that didn't exactly help him to find them because it looked like they had gone on their own journey to becoming stronger.

This meant they were currently utilizing their time efficiently and everyone was focusing on their own respective needs to become stronger.

But that was not something, Jason could be sure of, which lead him to ask,

"Do you know where they're right now? I want to reunite with them!"

The Mana Beast God had always been rather nice to him.

As such, there was no need to hesitate with asking her.

[I sent the little owl, Artemis, if I got her name right, to the Twin Beast Gods of Ice and the Moon. About the others, I only know that their wild instincts pulled them in a specific direction.

By the way, I doubt you know what the flame, you call Solaris, truly is, do you?]

Jason had not expected Artemis to be taken in by not one but two Beast Gods. But it was certainly great as she would be the easiest to find.

Meanwhile, the location of his other soulbonds was unknown, which was somewhat frustrating because Tagran was way too huge to comb through and locate every single one of them.

It would take him several years, which was way too long for him to endure.

He had already waited more than long enough and was now getting impatient to reunite with them.

However, even though his emotions were ravaging his entire being, Jason answered the Mana Beast God's question subconsciously.

"Solaris is a fragment of the Flame of the Beginning, isn't it?"

His tone while asking the doubt was rather nonchalant, but the content of his words were truly shocking.

The Flame of the Beginning was said to be the strongest flame in the known universe.

As such, the fact that Jason possessed it was something that shouldn't be possible, even if Solaris was a mere fragment of it.

It might never reach the threshold of the Flame of the Beginning's unlimited prowess.

But that was not even necessary as Solaris' capabilities were bound to exceed the norm of the existing flames that could be carried around.

After all, he had bound Solaris long ago, and he could easily carry it around, which was not something that should be possible for the Flame of the Beginning.

He had read a lot about the Flame of the Beginning, which was why Jason had not been sure if Solaris was truly one of its fragments.

Its fragments were created every 500,000 years because the Flame of the Beginning generated too much heat and energy.

Forced to transfer its energy somewhere else, it created fragments of itself that separated from itself every cycle.

However, nobody was allowed to use the fragments because their might was simply unpredictable.

The Demandors had thus been assigned as the Guardians of the Flame of the Beginning in order to prevent anyone from stealing the fragments of the Flame of the Beginning, or to do something to the Flame of the Beginning, itself!

But that meant, it would be impossible for the flame's fragments to reach Argos.

After all, if the fragments were truly protected by the Demandors as stated in the books he had read about the Flame of the Beginning in the past, how would it be possible for Solaris to appear on Argos, in a Goblin settlement, at that?

That didn't even make sense if the Mutated Goblin Prince on Argos would be one of the Gluttonous Goblin Emperors.

[So you know about it. Then do you also know that not even once, a fragment of the Flame of the Beginning got lost? Not once!]

The Mana Beast God's words were even more confusing because the more he thought about it, the more bizarre the entire situation seemed.

But instead of focussing on this for too long, Jason could only shake his head before saying,

"I think both of us know that we have no idea how Solaris can be a fragment of the flame of the beginning.

Even if Solaris was 'just' an ordinary origin flame, I found it in a Goblin settlement on Argos. The strongest Goblin present at that time was just at the Late ranks of the Lique stage.

So…can we just change the topic? I would love to focus on reuniting with my soulbonds instead of questioning their origin."

It was apparent that Jason had no intention to talk more about Solaris' origin.

This topic was just way too confusing, and they would simply keep talking in circles.

[Whatever you wish. Do you have a plan on where to search, or will you just travel through Tagran, over and over again before you find them?]

Because Jason recalled Argos while thinking about Solaris and where he found him, he was also reminded of something he had come across after his first encounter with other intelligent races.

"How about I create a reminiscence of emotions with the help of my divine energy, the Celestia aura, my stigma, and so on?"

If any of his soulbonds were to be near, they would certainly sense his reminiscence of emotions.

As long as he let himself loose, traces of his fluctuations should reach several hundred thousand kilometers.

It would use up the entire energy within his body, in his three God's Halos, and still possibly demand a lot more from him.

But it was worth a try in Jason's opinion.

[If I help you, we should be able to expand your reminiscence of emotions. Though, it would be best if the cranky Spatial Beast God were to be here, right now.

He would probably help you to spread the reminiscence of emotions in a larger radius so as to gain favor from the Primordial God Candidate…]

The Mana Beast God knew the Spatial Beast God, just like all the other Beast Gods knew the Spatial Beast God.

Being one of the first Beast God, and also the oldest, the Spatial Beast God was known for collecting favors from special individuals in exchange for help.

"Well, then how about we search this Spatial Beast God? I don't really care about being indebted to the Spatial Beast God as long as he doesn't ask me to do something impossible in return for the favor he would grant me."

Shrugging his shoulder, Jason stated that he was fine with repaying whatever he owes.

He would help the Mana Beast God as well if she were to ask him for some help.

Not only had she not killed his soulbonds, but provided them some support when Jason had teleported all of them to her territory.

The rumors about him being a candidate to become a Primordial God didn't really worry him.

He had accepted this fact, but chose not to care about the expectations of others from him.

If he were to become a Primordial God, it was fine, and even if he did not, he wouldn't fret about it.

What right did others have to decide what he should or should not become?

It was his life, his body, and his future.

Everyone who would dare to demand from him to become a Primordial God and act according to their will could just kiss my ass.

That was what Jason thought with a smile on his face!

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[A/N: The following chapters may seem quite fast, or even rushed.

However, I did everything I could in order to create a great Multiverse, which means that other stories will cover the points that seem rushed in God's Eyes!]

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