34 Shadowlands Proclaims Destiny Unshakable, Professional

Shadowlands Proclaims Destiny Unshakable, Professional Fate Defiers Think It should be Loosened Up

Diakum felt as though he had become a bad person stealing what others longed for.

But that was actually an illusion caused by having too strong a sense of morality.

If a real villain were here, holding two Eternal One sigils, their vile and cunning mind would be enough to use those two sigils as leverage to plunge the entire Shadowlands into chaos, war, and destruction in a short time.

For a true villain, it would not be difficult.

So Diakum's self-assessment was merely a joke.

Most importantly, when a group of bad people wanted to obtain certain things to do bad things, Diakum, as an "agent of justice," getting ahead of them and collecting those important items was undoubtedly part of maintaining the existing order.

But considering that the Shadowlands' so-called "destiny" was visibly rigid and had developed terrifying problems after operating for countless eras, those "bad people" wanted to strip away the "underlying code" to cause destiny's collapse and reshape the order. That did not seem like a bad thing either.

Thus, Diakum was somewhat hesitant.

He wanted to sort out his thoughts, but that did not stop the Nether-Stalker and several Broker relicsmiths from getting to work, extracting the previous Arbiter's sigil from the core of that Eternal Arbiter.

The so-called "Eternal One sigils"...

Actually possessed no substantive power at all.

They were merely the "identification" of the Eternal Ones who formed the foundation of the Shadowlands, as well as the legal basis for the four covenants to maintain their "rule" over the Shadowlands. Naturally, these things came from the shaping of the First Ones, who had created this Force Realm.

While the Brokers busied themselves, Dick admired the Primus's sigil of war, which