奥古斯塔
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Original Name:奥古斯塔Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:322Chapters:28
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Name Augusta (奥古斯塔)
Alias(es) Chief Sovereign of Light; Light Overgod
Gender Male
Affiliation Plane of Light; Light-element Sovereigns
Occupation/Role Chief Sovereign of the Light Element
Status Deceased — slain by Chen Feng on Lake Heart Island 127
First Appearance Chapter 73

Background / History

Origin and connection to Orloff

Augusta and the Chief Sovereign of Fate, Orloff, were originally one entity but possess separate minds. Augusta cultivates the Laws of Light, while Orloff cultivates Fate; neither knows which of them is the original body. Augusta fears that Orloff’s pursuit of the All-Element Transcendence Method will ultimately result in Augusta being Devoured and erased completely. 73 117

Where Orloff discarded thoughts that hindered his cultivation, Augusta inherited the darker traits of their shared origin: madness, tyranny, greed, and pettiness. Orloff often restrained or overruled him despite their connection. 73 74 89

Feud with Beirut

Augusta developed a lasting hatred for Beirut after Beirut seized the corpses of the Four Divine Beasts, denying Augusta the spoils of his victory. He could not pursue Beirut into the Yulan Continent: forcing an Overgod’s power into the material plane could collapse it and invite punishment from the Supreme God. 74

When Utrecht arranged for Beirut’s Darkness God Clone to move freely in the Infernal Realm in exchange for Four Divine Beasts essence blood, Augusta objected. Orloff supported Utrecht’s decision, forcing Augusta to accept the arrangement despite his anger. 74

Conflict with Chen Feng

After Chen Feng refined Nahn Gavin’s Light Sovereign Spark, Augusta appeared and claimed that, as Chief Sovereign of Light, Chen Feng was his subordinate. Utrecht’s intervention prevented Augusta from openly humiliating him. Augusta nevertheless recognized the Overgod’s rules and granted Chen Feng Nahn Gavin’s territory. 73

Augusta regarded Chen Feng as an extension of Beirut’s God-Slaying Rat lineage and intended to eliminate him. He ordered his subordinate Anthony to provoke Chen Feng should Chen Feng enter the Plane of Light. 74

At the Sovereign Conference concerning Chen Feng’s Willpower Runes, Augusta fiercely opposed Utrecht’s proposal to settle his feud with Beirut in exchange for Chen Feng publicizing his forging methods. Orloff and the other Sovereigns approved the proposal over Augusta’s objections. 89

Break with Orloff

Once Orloff abandoned his Sovereign status to pursue transcendence, Augusta realized that Orloff viewed him as a potential resource to be harvested after reaching Grand Perfection. Augusta repeatedly dispatched Sovereign projections to the Musa Plane to disrupt Orloff’s cultivation and potentially kill his divine clones, but failed. 119 120

Augusta sought Clementine’s help against Orloff, but Clementine refused due to Orloff’s strength, Supreme Artifact, and unknown trump cards. Left without a reliable ally, Augusta fell into despair at the prospect of Orloff eventually Devouring him. 120

Deal with Linley and death

When Linley requested the freedom of his mother, who had reincarnated as a Twelve-Winged Angel, Augusta hesitated because releasing her required sacrificing a powerful Angel Reincarnation Pool. He instead demanded that Linley have Chen Feng kill Orloff in the Musa Plane. 121 122

Chen Feng later consulted Orloff about whether Augusta should be spared. Orloff declined to protect Augusta, asking only that Chen Feng grant him a decent end. 126

Chen Feng brought Linley to Lake Heart Island and killed Augusta with a single strike from a top-tier material-attack Sovereign Artifact. Augusta’s Spatial Ring and its contents were obliterated into Void Turbulence; his Light Sovereign Spark remained behind. 127

Personality

Augusta is openly arrogant, hostile, and vindictive. Unlike other Sovereigns who maintain outward civility, he makes little effort to conceal his contempt for Beirut, Chen Feng, or those who oppose him. 73

His actions are heavily driven by personal resentment. He refused to forgive Beirut even when doing so would benefit the wider Sovereign community, viewing their conflict as a matter of personal humiliation rather than Sovereign Sparks or practical gain. 89

Though domineering when protected by Orloff’s strength, Augusta becomes cautious and ingratiating when faced with someone stronger. He changed his attitude toward Linley after realizing Linley might persuade Chen Feng to eliminate Orloff, and later suppressed his anger when Chen Feng confronted him directly. 120 121 127

Abilities & Authority

Chief Sovereign of Light

As Chief Sovereign of the Light Element, Augusta theoretically stood above the other Light-element Sovereigns.

  • He claimed authority over newly ascended Light Sovereigns, including Chen Feng. 73
  • Only two Light-element Low-level Sovereigns were directly under his command; several others had aligned themselves with the Four Rules Sovereigns instead. 73
  • He controlled 64 of the Plane of Light’s 128 Angel Reincarnation Pools. 121

Sovereign Projections

Augusta could manifest Sovereign projections across planes.

  • He used projections to interfere with Orloff’s cultivation in the Musa Plane. 120
  • His projections could not defeat Orloff and were destroyed when directly confronted. 120
  • As an Overgod, he could not personally descend into arbitrary material planes; he was restricted to the material plane of his origin. 117

Combat Power

Augusta possessed Chief Sovereign-level power and a material-attack Supreme Artifact, but his artifact did not match his Light affinity.

  • The mismatched Supreme Artifact increased his attacks by tenfold rather than granting its full potential. 98
  • He could withstand the fused innate divine ability used by Linley, Bebe, and Beirut without visible injury. 122
  • Chen Feng eventually surpassed him by an overwhelming margin and killed him before he could escape or employ his Supreme Artifact. 127

Equipment / Assets

  • Material-attack Supreme Artifact — A Supreme Artifact attributed to Augusta; because it did not match his elemental affinity, it increased his attack power by tenfold. Its final location became unknown after Augusta’s Spatial Ring was destroyed and its contents were scattered into Void Turbulence. 98 127
  • Angel Reincarnation Pools — Controlled 64 pools capable of creating angels, including powerful Twelve-Winged Angels. Releasing an angel required sacrificing the corresponding pool. 121

Relationships

  • Orloff — The other consciousness originating from the same entity. Their relationship deteriorates into mutual suspicion when Orloff begins pursuing transcendence and treats Augusta as a future resource to Devour. 73 117 120
  • Beirut — Longstanding enemy. Augusta hated Beirut for taking the Four Divine Beasts’ corpses and sought to kill him whenever possible. 74 89
  • Chen Feng — Enemy and descendant of Beirut’s God-Slaying Rat lineage in Augusta’s eyes. Augusta plotted against him, but Chen Feng ultimately killed him. 74 127
  • Anthony — Fire-element Intermediate Sovereign and subordinate. Augusta ordered him to provoke Chen Feng if Chen Feng entered the Plane of Light. 74
  • Utrecht — Rival Sovereign of Destruction. Utrecht repeatedly opposed Augusta, protected Chen Feng from his intimidation, and helped force a settlement of Augusta’s conflict with Beirut. 73 89
  • Linley — Initially a potential means of reaching Chen Feng. Augusta offered to free Linley’s mother only if Chen Feng killed Orloff. 121 122
  • Clementine — Augusta attempted to recruit him against Orloff, but Clementine refused due to the danger involved. 120

Trivia

  • Augusta’s white giant-face manifestation contrasts with Utrecht’s black giant-face manifestation during their confrontation over Chen Feng. 73
  • Despite being Chief Sovereign of Light, Augusta was unable to force Chen Feng into genuine subordination. 73
  • Augusta’s death freed the angels tied to the Angel Reincarnation Pools he controlled and restored their memories of their previous lives. 127