Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor novel Chapter 1377

"What do you want to talk to me about?" Wang Wei asked directly.

Jia Ping pondered how to explain his situation and realized it was better to be direct: "I need blood, to be precise, Paragon Blood."

"Is it just blood? That’s not an issue," Wang Wei replied. "But can I ask what you need it for?"

"No, I need to get myself."

Wang Wei looked at him: "Is this about Mongke? Do you feel pressure and want to prove yourself? There is no need for that. Mongke is more an ally than a subordinate, so once he returns to his clan, you will be my right-hand man. There is no need to compete with him."

"Hmmm, no, well, I do feel pressure with Mongke’s strength, but this has nothing to do with why I want the blood."

"So, this is about your Double Pupil," Wang Wei realized.

"That’s right. The process for the Third Awakening requires me to fight a Paragon for at least 10 minutes and draw its blood."

Wang Wei frowned after hearing this. He was not as stupid or frivolous as when he had just ascended; he knew how powerful even the weakest Paragons were, so he was not confident in Jia Ping’s objective.

"Do you have to awaken it now? Can’t you wait until you’ve become a Paragon?"

"I can, but the requirements will be more severe, and the potential of my eyes won’t be as good as if I did it now."

"I see." Wang Wei remembered reading how the process of awakening these physiques was similar to a test or trial from Heavenly Dao, so it made sense why Jia Ping’s test was as such.

"I think I can find a way, but you’ll have to wait," Wang Wei replied. "Additionally, you’ll need more training." The last thing he wanted was for Jia Ping to die because he knew nothing about Chrono Spirits while fighting another Paragon.

"I’ll set up a training program for you in the Void Illusion Realm. We’ll talk again once you meet the requirements."

"Wouldn’t that take too long?"

"Are you underestimating Paragons?" Wang Wei rebutted. "Didn’t you see that Mongke suffered a loss despite having the strength of a Paragon? I will increase your strength artificially, meaning you can’t afford to make any mistakes. Understand?"

"Excuse me, lord, it seems I’m not in the right mindset." Stay tuned for updates on empire

"It’s fine," Wang Wei said. "It should be ready in a few hours."

Wang Wei disappeared while Jia Ping returned to his work. Wang Wei’s genuine body had a pondering expression as he gazed in the distance. "The Qi Luck Dragon of the mortal civilization should have already been condensed, but I can’t detect it in any way. It seems Heavenly Dao took them seriously."

This was good news for Wang Wei as this was further proof that Heavenly Dao had regained much more strength in this fight. The destruction of the lock might be a turning point in this whole thing.

"No, this is not just condensation, but manifestation and prosperity," Wang Wei continued to observe and analyze. The fact that Du Cong’s group successfully escapes the shackles of their civilization is proof of mortals’ luck manifesting in the form of advancement and prosperity.

"Let’s check on the others to see," Wang Wei muttered. His first visit was to the Puppet Demon. As expected, this group was influenced by him and started developing puppetry. The mortals in that world have applied Wang Wei’s method to mass-produce puppets to create enormous legions. Furthermore, they have also built a Tier 5 Puppet Prototype, but theirs is still not fully functional. _{ƒгeewёbnovel.com}

The group under the Poison Demon was even more exaggerated. Their focus has been on Rune Herbology, and they have developed countless medicines and poisons. Their two most significant achievements were a medicine that increased the upper limit of a mortal’s lifespan by another 300 years and a Tier 6 poison.

Wang Wei was surprised by this discovery and wondered why no one reported this to him, and he had an answer. These people accidentally created that Tier 6 Poison, and all other efforts to recreate it have failed. They’ve recently managed to refine a lesser version, which is Tier 5, and wanted to wait until they had cracked the formula before telling him.

Wang Wei was skeptical and thought the Poison Demoness was secretly responsible for this "accident." He had specifically ordered his people to be allowed to share their knowledge with their groups, but no direct interference was permitted. However, after checking, he discovered it was indeed an accident. Of course, to someone on his level, this "accident" was nothing but the manifestation of this civilization’s luck and destiny.

The next group Wang Wei checked on was the one supervised by the Curse Master. The latter did influence that civilization, but not by allowing these mortals to make groundbreaking advancements in Curse Dao.

Curse Dao was a unique law involving cause and effect, meaning it was one of the side-door Daos associated with fate. The entry requirement for this Dao is very high, meaning that mortal civilization couldn’t have high enough accomplishments in just over 350 years.

However, that did not deter them from making progress. These mortals had a different approach: since they could not curse people, they would develop ways to protect themselves from curses. The Curse Demon provided enough knowledge, and they built from there.