Ved’s body regenerated rapidly, DUM, everybody heard a heartbeat, they stopped and listened.
DUM, they heard it again then again and again, the sea vibrated with each heartbeat. Deep below the sea.
Ved watched his body regenerating in real ti, his four hearts bood like drums shaking the sea.
While this was happening he noticed sothing else, deep inside his soul floated two golden orbs, next to them was a crown of horns.
Below them was an ever shifting golden sea, he recognised all three of them. The orbs were the two divine fragnts while the crown was his kings authority.
The sea on the other hand was the heart blood of the heavens, a divine artefacts of origin which is even better than other divine artefacts. As he was regenating, the sea sent a few drops of golden liquid to his body.
The crown vibrated and transmitted waves into his head. ’ I see, Manas, why have you never inford of this?’
" It..was not in my database." He nodded, ’ I feel like it should’ve been.’ " So do I?’ Manas replied with an obviously annoyed voice.
’ So this is why she asked about the demonic beasts.’ he turned his attention to his regenating body.
His muscles didn’t regenerate exactly to his forr self, it was as if he was evolving, they built themselves to fit his martial arts perfectly.
He knew this was another stunt by his image, this way it will be much easier to master his recently created martial arts.
His body turned even leaner and denser than before. When he was done regenating his senses returned the him.
He could hear the battle above and realised the situation had gone even dire in his absence even though he was gone for rely a few minutes at most.
Well he wasn’t exactly sure, he was just speculating since his internal clock seed to be malfunctioning.
The first thing Ved did was to try what he learnt about his authority. A black crown of horns appeared on his head, it fit perfectly on him as if designed for his head. His brain waves spread out.
Spiritual beasts had this ability to influence demonic beasts but the influence was too minor and took too long to get into the demonic beasts head that is why it was not worth it.
His king’s authority magnified this ability by a thousand fold, with enough ntal strength he wouldn’t just influence demonic beasts, he could outright control them.
’ No wonder.’ he understood now why they were so adamant about killing him, if he had an enemy with this power, he would be scared too.
While there were tars in the universe, the scale of their power was nothing compared to what he can do.
Even Siri, the strongest tar Ved knew was nothing but a child playing house compared to his newly discovered power.
As his brain waves spread out through the world, the demonic beasts in the sea and the island growled.
They tried to resist but their ntal strength was far below his. Demonic beasts might’ve been strong physically, even more so than spiritual beasts but they had the ntal strength of a toddler.
Roars shook the entire minor world but it was not enough, the waves spread beyond the boundaries of the minor world.
They circled the earth over and over again , this was the most terrifying thing about this ability, it scale was too wide.
Ved looked at the black crown on his head and marveled at the ingenious of the forr beast king.
The more he learnt about the guy the more respect he had for him. When he was done doing that he flew out of the ocean and roared.
His roar shook the entire minor world causing everybody to turn towards him. The beasts roared with triumph and joy.
Their joy reverberated across the world, everybody knew, the king of beasts was alive and well.
" How are you still alive, how much more impossible can your image be?" Volstone asked with a scowl.
Ved shrugged, " Beat old man but by the old gods above, I swear I will make you pay for everything.
By the way, I invited a few friends, I hope you don’t mind." Just as he finished saying that a walrus as a large as an island jumped out of the water and devoured an already wounded projection realm enemy.
This was a demonic beast from outside. " By the way, your friends outside, they might not be doing too fine, you might wanna check on them."
He wasn’t lying, outside the entire minor world was surrounded by both demonic and spiritual beasts from the sea, sky and land from all over the world.
Every beast that can fight was here, those left outside to guard the gate were dead by now.
It was also now that Ved realised how many demonic beasts there actually were in the world.
He thought they surpassed them in top experts and if compared to the entire population of each race then he wasn’t wrong.
However there so many demonic beasts that although fewer projection realms are born, they still outnumbered both human and spiritual beasts on earth combined.
The small army left outside never stood a single chance. Volstone and the others felt it too.
They looked at him with red eyes blazing with rage. " You must certainly die." Volstone growled then stopped before attacking.
Behind Ved space opened up and out ca a flood of spiritual beasts, armies upon armies stood behind him.
" Forgive us your highness, we’re a bit late." A muscular humanoid elephant said with a deep voice.
Volstone looked up beyond the clouds, his eyes quivered with fear. " Retreat." He shouted and a massive array appeared in the sky.
All of his remaining army imdiately disappeared through the array. " Did your arrival scare them away?" Ved asked with confusion.
This developnt caught him off guard, he didn’t expect sobody as powerful as Volstone to run away simply because he was outnumbered.
Asoris appeared Infront of him in her human form. " No your highness, I’m afraid sothing else has laid it gaze upon this world.
Forgive us but we’ve been summoned back, we must take out leave now, we wish you luck on what’s to co." She disappeared through the space gate, her beast army followed behind her.
’ Sothing else?’ " Ved, the Naless ones have noticed you, not rely their subordinates or dream protections, they themselves have taken interest in you."
’ By Odin’s beard that doesn’t sound good.’
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