Chapter 1515: Primordial Natural Weapon Chapter 1515: Primordial Natural Weapon Cain’s disappointnt vanished the instant he heard the news of a mysterious weapon.
A weapon once used by a Peak Prima Deity on the verge of the ArchDeity Rank had to be imnsely powerful-enough, perhaps, to tip the balance of his current predicant.
Yet, in the next breath, confusion colored his features.
“I examined your corpse thoroughly,” Cain remarked, his gaze turning skeptical.
“But I never found any spatial storage item on it.
I’m sure I would have noticed if it was there.” The Sky Sovereign’s phantom form only gave a small, knowing smile and slowly shook his head.
“My storage dinsion isn’t actually on my body, but in,” he replied, leaving the rest of his explanation cryptic.
Without further ado, the ancient phantom waved his left hand, tracing a strange, golden rune in midair.
Dozens of complex lines and whorls swirled around the rune’s center, radiating a faint cosmic power.
When the rune was complete, it hovered in the air like a small, pulsating disk of golden light.
“Place this against my chest.
You’ll see soon enough,” the Sky Sovereign instructed.
Cain studied the intricate rune for a mont, committing every spiral and angle to mory.
His caution warred with curiosity; he didn’t trust the Sky Sovereign completely.
Still, with a asured breath, Cain extended his will.
He drew the golden rune out of the Soul Dinsion and into the physical world, manifesting it in his hand before moving to the corpse.
Standing beside the Sky Sovereign’s colossal corpse-still encased in multiple layers of compressed earth to contain its lethal radiation-Cain carefully pressed the glowing rune to the center of the dead giant’s chest.
At first, nothing happened, and a flicker of doubt crossed Cain’s mind.
Then, in the span of a heartbeat, a spatial rift yawned open.
It hung in the air like a portal leading to an entire alternate cosmos.
Cain’s eyes widened in amazent.
This hidden realm extended far beyond the scale of his own Inner World.
Yet despite its imnse size, there was only one object floating within that vast expanse.
“A halberd…” he murmured, though calling it rely a “halberd” hardly did it justice.
The weapon was the size of a continent and appeared to be crafted from the core of a dying star, exuding an aura of celestial grandeur.
Its shaft, forged from obsidian-like cosmic tal, was inscribed with glowing runes that pulsed and sparked, each symbol etched in a language older than recorded history.
Jagged spikes and ornantal engravings adorned the lower portion, culminating in a spear-like tip that shimred with concentrated solar energy.
At the halberd’s upper half, the blade’s design ford what looked like a partial eclipse-its circular arc resembling a fragnted sun, with flares of molten tal arcing outward like solar prominences.
At the weapon’s core, an overwhelming solar aura erupted in pulses, flooding the entire pocket dinsion with intense golden light.
The edges of the halberd’s blade were decorated with glowing blue inscriptions, evoking the raw essence of cosmic fire.
One glance at its radiant surface told Cain that this halberd was steeped in an apocalyptic might-divine yet terrifying.
Swirls of embers and streaks of starlight trailed around it, forming an interstellar backdrop that only enhanced its simultaneously divine and cataclysmic presence.
A jolt of adrenaline coursed through Cain’s veins, compelling him to reach out and seize the halberd.
He had never laid eyes on a weapon of such grandeur and raw might.
Even so, reason tempered his impulses.
He was keenly aware that, in the cultivation world, such powerful artifacts often carried hidden dangers.
Whether it was a sentient weapon, a concealed curse, or an ancient formation, a single misstep could prove fatal.
His phantom avatar within the Soul Dinsion turned sharply to the Sky Sovereign, suspicion evident in Cain’s gaze.
The ancient being chuckled softly, noticing Cain’s vigilance.
“My spirit brand faded ages ago,” the Sky Sovereign said, as if reading Cain’s thoughts.
“There’s nothing left in that halberd that would prevent you from taking it-or anything that would try to possess you.” Cain gave a slight nod in response, though he did not relax completely.
The halberd’s aura alone could overwhelm lesser cultivators, but Cain’s soul and willpower had been honed in countless life-and-death struggles.
Seeing no imdiate sign of treachery, Cain turned his attention back to the gateway and the weapon hovering in cosmic splendor.
“So it truly is free for to claim?” he asked, still a hint of disbelief in his voice.
At that, the Sky Sovereign’s eyes flickered with nostalgia.
A faint smile tugged at his lips as he regarded the halberd from afar.
“Yes.
That weapon is a Primordial Natural Weapon-an inheritance ford from the primal energies that predate the known universe.
It’s alive in the sense that it has a spirit or guiding wisdom, but it doesn’t possess true self-awareness like a living being.
It won’t fight you for control.” Cain arched an eyebrow.
He had seen many high-grade treasures in his ti, but to think that so could hail from the earliest epochs of existence was staggering.
“Are you sure you want to hand over sothing so precious?” he pressed, still uncertain.
The Sky Sovereign only shrugged.
“We share the sa fate at this point,” he replied flatly.
“If you die, I die, so I might as well do everything possible to keep you alive.
Frankly, I don’t rate your odds all that highly, but I’ll place my bets on you nonetheless.” After a brief hesitation, Cain gave a resolute nod.
He extended his hand in the physical world, willing the halberd to shrink to a manageable size-one suited for a humanoid warrior.
The weapon obediently complied, its cosmic echoes dissipating until it hovered just inches away from his grasp.
The mont Cain’s fingers curled around the halberd’s shaft, an intense wave of energy surged into him.
A searing heat burned through every ridian as if molten lava were coursing through his bloodstream.
Cain bit down on the inside of his cheek, refusing to yield.
Gradually, the burning sensation receded, replaced by a vast, invigorating power that seed to flood his cells with new life.
This halberd’s energy resonated seamlessly with the Fire Star Power that fueled Cain’s cultivation.
Even more surprisingly, it harmonized with his Inner World, specifically with the Law of Fire he had embedded there.
The synergy between the halberd’s cosmic energy and Cain’s own Star Power was reminiscent of the phenonon that produced his Fallen Aura-an advanced fusion of Astral Origin and Essence Origin.
Eyes widening, Cain pushed his Ego Wave into the halberd, branding it as its new master.
In an instant, a brilliant, star-like figure materialized in his mind.
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