The Primordial Record - #565 - 565 Gears Of Madness

He had always considered his abilities to Seed Worlds as his most important powers. Its potential was limitless and the powers he could acquire from this ability alone were inestimable, and his ability to boost these powers to ridiculous levels was a game-changer using his Primordial Record and Soul Energy.

He had already seeded 212 Minor Worlds, originally, this ability was only meant to seed 10 Minor Worlds, but Rowan was anything but normal.

Rowan was not sure he would be able to seed a treasure of this level yet, but if the plans he was working on performed as he expected, then the skies were the limit.

He already knew which treasures he wanted, but that might change if he saw the last two treasures. Rowan’s perception zoomed towards the second to last treasure. He noticed that the treasures were getting stronger as they continued and surely these last two were the strongest.

The treasure he was scanning was simultaneously the smallest and the largest of all the treasures here, even larger than the last, it resembled an Orb about a hundred feet in circumference, but it was surrounded by a gaseous cloud the size of a galaxy.

The orb was slowly spinning inside these prismatic louds while releasing vast amounts of this substance.

World of Silence: Proto-Source Level Treasure. This is a universe-level killing weapon. The origins of this treasure are unknown, but it is bound by heavy Karma, and only a great power may wield it without falling into corruption.

The World of Silence gathers the hate and screams from the death of the innocent from across the multiverse, and unleashes a single Void Blast inside a universe before it is refilled once more. Can be fully recharged in a million years.

Unless protected by extremely special zones or source-level regions, this blast is enough to kill every universal-level creature and below in a universe.

Note: the use of this treasure attracts Celestial condemnation, and your name would be added to their Judgement Board, the least judgment meted for the use of this treasure is to suffer eternal torture and condemnation, or at worse, an eternity in an Endless Samsara, where your tears would be used to water a hundred budding universe for every universe destroyed before you are permitted to die.

Rowan bowed his head in thought, this treasure had promise, and for someone like Rowan who could feed on Soul Energy, the bounty from killing an entire universe was enough to make him pause and consider his plans for the future.

This prospect was incredibly tempting, he could end all his problems in a single stroke.

Yet he knew having all that Soul Energy would not mean an instant increase in his strength, it would take a while for him to utilize the energy effectively, and in that time he would have attracted the attention of those he could not stand against.

He did not know about Chaos and his reach, but he was aware that at least the Celestials must have a Primordial Level figure as their ruler. It would be madness for him to perform any actions that would draw the ire of this figure.

The only reason he was even attempting to learn this Supreme Technique from the World of Mages was due to the fact that it was ultimately a technique, and apart from the angered roar, he was not detected.

He would pay for this in time, but it would already be too late and he would be able to avoid the chase for a short while, he only needed a few more years before he was invisible inside the universe.

He noted certain terms inside the description for this Proto-Source level weapon, primarily on the punishment Celestials impose on their offenders.

From all descriptions, Celestials were the protectors of the multiverse, a worthy task to be certain, and Rowan knew of no other powers who could be more suited for this task, but this also depended on the rulers of the Celestials, if the figure was corrupt, then no matter the good intentions of the Celestials they would only cause more harm than good in the long run.

Primordials with all their powers were not infallible. They still had needs and their intentions were not always the best for everyone else.

However this was of no interest to him at this time, he would inevitably have dealings with Celestials soon enough, he was a creator of Angels, a power only the Rulers of the Celestial Realm should have access to.

The last treasure was a bit of a mystery, it was a single-edged curved blade that had been broken near the hilt, and it resembled a katana, even in its broken state it was a massive weapon that could slice a Major World apart.

Gears Of Madness: Proto–Source Level weapon. This blade was recovered from the remnants of the Mountain and Sea Supreme Realm, claimed to be the sole weapon of the first creator of this Realm, this blade had been shattered to pieces, and this hilt is the largest part of it.

This weapon has no Source Power left, the only thing that remains is its weight and durability, for these remnants are indestructible.

Rowan was a bit disappointed with this final treasure, he had expected… more, for its claims of indestructibility were false, else it would not be in this state, yet this was most likely the weapon of a being that had powers closer to a Supreme Being.

The Mountain and Sea Realm was a Supreme World before its destruction, it was only reasonable that its ruler must have the power of a Tower Master at the least.

Yet if it was at the Proto–Source level, then there must be more to this blade than meets the eye.

It was the last treasure presented to him, and according to how it was arranged, it was supposed to be the strongest, but Rowan always considered the potential of an ability over their power, case in point was his Berserker Aspect.

So far Rowan had been introduced to three different grades of supreme treasures that could never be found inside the material universe.

The first was Dominion Grade which should be the weakest, the Second was Apocalypse Grade, the third was Proto–Source Grade, and he could infer that the final would most likely be at the Source Grade.