Cold, shivering...
When the Abyssal Dragon awakened from the Confinent Field, all it sensed was the cosmic cold.
"You’re awake? You were the weakest among us."
Hearing the deep voice, the Abyssal Dragon lifted its head and saw a dark gold dragon, along with four simple Elental Orbs floating around its Confinent Field Generator, clearly the concentration of the Four Great Dragon Kings’ powers.
The Dark Gold Colossus Dragon was also a True Dragon of the Fourth Energy Level, and its strength indeed seed far superior to the Abyssal Dragon’s own, which had not yet fully recovered.
He wasn’t wrong saying this; indeed, the Abyssal Dragon was the weakest among the six True Dragons present.
[Let’s speak frankly, brethren]
So the Abyssal Dragon calmly said: [The fact that you haven’t imprisoned in the Confinent Field for hundreds of years for interfering with mortal civilizations ans you surely want to understand sothing from —I will tell you everything, no need to waste ti on pleasantries]
"Very well."
The Dark Gold Colossus Dragon, or rather, Ian manipulating the Locksteel Dragon Body, nodded and said, "Let’s get to the most crucial part—do you understand The End?"
Ian did not intend to reveal his true form in front of the Abyssal Dragon. In fact, he completely believed that before long, the Abyssal Dragon would realize that he was piloting a True Dragon’s Body and not an actual True Dragon.
Yet even so, having this extra layer of disguise could prevent the Dark Gold Colossus Dragon from realizing the connection between Ian of Dragon Island and Lord Ian... even though the Abyssal Dragon had learned about the relationship between Mahdi and Ian from Fiery Fla Land, he would never let Mahdi appear before this forr Ancient True Dragon who once possessed Fifth Energy Level potential and could see through the essence of using the sa soul among multiple bodies.
[The End... to be honest, I don’t know much more than you]
The Abyssal Dragon pondered for a mont, then slowly said: [When The End arrived in the Abyssal Galaxy, the Great Demon Lords used it as a tool to eliminate their kind. Apart from my own civilization, which sensed sothing wrong and prepared to escape and create a Spark, the other demons took no action]
[By the ti the demons realized, as the Creator ntioned, that The End was an irresistible, uncontrollable cosmic disaster, it was already too late—beyond the Milky Way, a shadow larger than the Milky Way was surging forth, extinguishing all the stars]
[The demon civilization I belonged to was an anomaly in the Abyss, though evil and brutal, it possessed the wisdom for survival—they wouldn’t continuously destroy all life they encountered, increasing their kind and ultimately devouring each other like other demon civilizations]
[’Trialists’ were few in number. They would cultivate dozens of pre-interstellar civilizations, feeding on their endless slaughter and chaos, elevating the most excellent rulers and heroes among them to ’Great Demons’, becoming one with them—only the most elite Great Demons could beco Trialists and join their Abyss]
[This was a brand new demon civilization. I believe they learned from the Creator’s selection chanism inviting pioneers from across the universe to join, in hopes of one day developing the first Demon Star God, but such hope t with The End]
Reaching this point, the Abyssal Dragon looked extrely regretful: [Their Spark was incomplete, but The End’s invasion was imminent. Therefore, they entrusted to carry their incomplete Spark, as their final continuation, to the Cradle for refuge]
[I never expected that even the Creator’s spaceship would encounter an incident, leading my Spark into silence. I too was gravely wounded and fell asleep, not discovered by the humans of Fiery Fla Land until a thousand years later]
"I see."
Ian sowhat understood now why this Abyssal Dragon seed different from other demons. It turned out that the demon civilization it ca from was rather extraordinary, with the potential for Ascension.
Though still sowhat chaotic and evil, at least there was so order to their chaos and evil—not to ntion they even undertook Abyssal selection, creating elite Great Demons.
Co to think of it—ordinary demons wouldn’t possess the idea or capability of creating Sparks to avoid The End, they would simply end up consud by their internal conflicts, with the appearance of The End rely accelerating these conflicts.
[However]
Just as Ian was about to ask the next question, the Abyssal Dragon revealed a startling piece of information: [Before I left the Abyssal Star River, I observed a starfield already extinguished by The End]
[There, the sun had completely gone out, transforming into... a peculiar Black Hole. The gravitational tides produced by this Black Hole were far greater than what its mass should have entailed. Rather than a Black Hole, it was more like the center of a super gravitational vortex]
[Yet within this extrely intense and peculiar gravitational vortex, I could still sense so demons activity within the shattered Domain of Void]
[Though the core ecosystem had been completely destroyed, The End seemingly didn’t obliterate all life within its realm]
[Or perhaps, ’demons,’ as Domain of Void beings, can survive in such an environnt?]
"Not necessarily."
Ian pondered for a mont and then shook his head: "The complete shattering of the Domain of Void would take slightly longer than the material world, and even if they managed to barely survive, demons without scale won’t last long. They wouldn’t even be able to replenish their numbers and would slowly perish."
[Indeed] the Abyssal Dragon was indifferent: [I’m simply recounting what I saw]
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