Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 2978

Only one in a million could attain true immortality. That alone spoke volumes of their talent, yet many found themselves stuck at the threshold and unable to make any progress.

Fortunately, it was not a significant hurdle for Severin, as he had already created a microcosm within himself. Within that realm lie the seeds of laws for the three thousand paths, and all were accessible to him.

The advantage of that inner world was evident, as Severin would be enabled to encounter fewer obstacles and thresholds on his path to true immortality. Soon after realizing the runes of the great path, Severin moved on to the five elements. In an instant, the five elements emerged continuously from the void, enveloping him tightly. They radiated with a colorful light that bathed his internal organs in a cyclic motion.

Within the human body's internal organs reside divine treasures corresponding to the five elements of heaven and earth. Tempered by the five elements' essence, Severin could feel as if his organs were being purified. As he peered within, he could see mystical energy condensing across his five internal organs. They resembled five deities sitting stoically in a serene yet formidable form to consolidate his core.

With the integration of the five elements' law, Severin felt a connection between his emotions and the elements. His anger resonated with heavenly fire to vanquish foes; his joy spurred wood energy that prompted surrounding vegetation to flourish. Each emotion became a catalyst for change in his world.

At that moment, he felt as though he had become a true immortal as he had always envisioned himself to be.

After a brief respite, Severin composed himself and delved into exploring other runes, such as the law of thunder, the law of chaos, and the law of sky and soil. Thanks to his Small Thousand Worlds, all of the three thousand laws were already familiar to Severin.

Assisted by the heavenly heart imprint, Severin made remarkable progress with each passing day. His pace of attainment continued to accelerate too.