The Primordial Record
chapter-1177

The entire reason for this disaster was because Shisu was chasing the perpetrators who were suspected to be linked to the death of an Ascendant sun and the loss of the infinity bubble, the disappearance of Shisu, an Ascendant of the 3rd Dan had spread a ripple of unease along the ranks of Ascendants.

This matter led to far-reaching consequences that shook the foundations of the realm further.

Chaos reigned across the entire realm, and of the two Ascendant Suns that remained, both of them began to pursue two separate directions that led to further confusion among the ranks. There had been three Ascendant Suns left after a million years of losses, and now one of them had perished, Ganem, who was the stabilizing glue that kept these three great powers at a balance, since the presence of a third Ascendant Sun would ensure no one of them would commit any radical actions that would lead to the other two Suns ganging up on them.

Without this balance in place, there was nothing holding the two major powers from setting up their separate camp. Such a decision might seem to be madness at a time like these, but the Ascendant Suns were used to having a balancing factor in their relationship with each other, and now for the first after millions of years, they had gained a weird sort of freedom.

The ways they looked at matters were different, and now they could pursue their individual goals as they saw fit without worrying about being suppressed.

The last two Ascendant Suns Dilos and Trelmol separated because of their ideologies. Ascendant Sun Dilos pushed for war. He felt that the events of the last few years have more than necessitated this course of action.

They were being rapidly weakened by an enemy they could not see, the best option going forward was to clear out the enemy they could find which was the Time-blight, and then focus on wiping out the invisible enemy.

They had suspects of course, and they knew it was related to the mysterious entity that arrived a million years ago, it was killed off, but they had suspected that it was not the only one who entered the realm.

Ascendant Sun Trelmol on the other hand cautioned for a more defensive approach. He feared the reason they had suffered so much losses was because the forces of the Ascendants had spread themselves too thin.

According to Trelmol, they were still operating their forces with impunity, the same way they were doing when they were five Ascendant Suns, and now the situation had changed drastically. They should consolidate their forces inside a fortified barrier and allow their enemy to come to them, this should kill any ambush plans of this unknown enemy and stop the unnecessary waste of life and resources.

Both of their plans had advantages and disadvantages, but the problem was that they could not set a common ground and this led to the split of the Ascendants forces.

Ascendant Sun Trelmol called upon the forces he controlled, these included a majority of the Council of Nine and several hundred Ascendant forces that flew under various banners back to the upper continent, where he began building a powerful fortification to safeguard his forces. Dilos began fervently increasing the push towards the Time Blight, hoping to wipe out this stain, therefore proving himself correct and swaying Trelmol to his side.

To prove his point Dilos no longer chose to stand and watch events ongoing on the ground and began physically moving towards the Time Blight, the one visible enemy he could see, why sending out small offshoots of Ascendants to investigate the various mysterious events happening and if it was possible for them, they should solve it.

For the first time since ever, an Ascendant Sun began to separate from its partner and drift across the skies, an event that caused great uproar across the realm.

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In the desolate basin where the hatred sun had laid waste was tainted darkness spewed from the Calamity Gods below, the space in a nondescript area wiggled and subtly transformed, the area seemingly losing color despite the ever-present darkness.

Slowly, this area cracked into pieces, revealing an eerie location that was outside the bounds of this realm, from within the shattered space, green eyes glittered within, and it grew larger and brighter as the Chaos Door Labaletia emerged from it.

His small face was childish yet had wrinkles like an old man was stern as if he was expecting an audience, therefore needing to present himself in the best light, but he suddenly turned to the side and began to vomit explosively after he inhaled a large dose of the darkness present in the area.

With tears streaming down his eyes and snot running from his nose, he looked around himself and cursed aloud,

"Fuck you Rowan and this damned mission!"

His body jerked and he vanished, and after a while, the space he had vacated began to vibrate, and a small gap appeared from which a tiny blue snake slipped through it also looked around before unerringly finding the location where the Chaos Door headed, and it followed, slipping through space like a phantom.

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Nyla Sheritz, now known as the Redeemer by many, had just escorted a batch of Temple Maidens to the island. This would be the last time she was expecting to leave Trion and head to the outside world for recruitment because the world had become truly chaotic as of late.

One shocking event after another followed in quick succession and she discovered that the only way she could find peace was back on Trion, beside her sisters.

She had news of grand events that she needed to transmit to the Shiik, and she hurried down to the central cathedral, where a series of hidden steps began taking her deep into the earth.

With her Ascendant body, she flitted down the steps like smoke, zooming past miles in mere seconds until she reached the chambers of the Shiik.

She touched the massive doors blocking this hidden chamber from outside detection and began pushing the unique Aura that was born from the darkness being generated constantly inside had mind, which triggered some sets of hidden devices inside the door that made it slowly rumble open.