Fate Ian picked up the first gem and said, "These are the last few Primordial Runes I got from Odin."
"My instinct tells me that it will definitely not be easy to get this thing."
"You're right. That old fox is very cunning, and I paid a huge price to get it. Do you know that he actually wants me to marry into his family?"
"Does he have a daughter?"
"Many, all of them are illegitimate daughters."
"That's not surprising," Ian nodded. Fate Ian took out the second gem, "This one contains an in-depth analysis of fate magic and other magic. I think this may help us slightly improve the arcane magic Rune Magecraft."
"That's what I meant."
"This one is about Divine Words magic. I guess you will be interested." "Oh, so my guess is correct?"
"Yes; it does harness both Divine Power and magic."
"Will this help create a perfect container of Fusion Divine Power and magic?" This project has been ongoing for some time, and the highest achievement so far is to seal these two diametrically opposite energies in the body, and then unseal one of them when it is necessary to switch. They cannot be used at the same time, let alone Fusion.
"What's wrong?"
"This experiment is why I will die tomorrow."
"I thought it was because the gods were dissatisfied with human development."
"This is indeed part of the reason, but they could barely tolerate my existence because they knew that if they wanted to eliminate me and Empire, they would pay an extremely heavy price," Fate Ian explained. "But when I conducted experiments on Divine Power, everything changed. Those gods knew that this energy was a perfect fit for them, so they wanted it. I refused, but this became the trigger for them to unite and destroy me at all costs."
"No matter how advanced and powerful a creature is, it cannot get rid of the basic instinct of greed or desire," Ian sighed.
"The sad truth."
"The good news is, everything they did was in vain."
Hearing this, Fate Ian sneered. As his true form said, he would rather die than let those gods get his research results. He had already had to personally kill several people around him who betrayed him because of the promises and temptations of the gods.
"Stop talking about this," Fate Ian said. "This gem is about Soul Divinity."
"Oh, you succeeded?"
"Yeah, it solves a whole bunch of problems."
"Soul Limit's question?" Ian asked.
"That's right. You are thinking in the wrong direction. You think that strengthening the connection between the soul flame and the soul can nourish Knowledge Ring and break the limit, but in fact you need to let them Fusion."
"I didn't consider Fusion, because the gods would separate their flames and use them for Resurrection. I felt that if Fusion happened, we would lose a means of immortality," Ian explained.
"That's what I thought before I decided to try it," Fate Ian said. "They will indeed Fusion, but due to the correlation between the flame and the soul, another soul flame will be condensed. Then, in order to achieve Divinity, you must repeat this process, but with the nourishment of willpower and laws."
"So, our theory is correct! If we want to reach a higher level, we need our Soul Dimension to create laws/laws/Authority, instead of relying on the external universe and willpower like in many immortal cultivation novels."
Ian cannot use his laws in Void unless they are stored in Divine Artifact; and if he entered a world with a Willpower requirement of 10, he would face the same problem. However, he reasoned that this would change upon reaching higher levels.
"Exactly." It's very pleasant to talk to another version of yourself because they have an amazing rapport.
Ian held the gem in his hand and sighed. He now has a universal method to break Soul Limit, which means that he can improve his strength as soon as possible and reach Tier 10. After that, he only needs to complete the research on Tier 11 to step into that level.
"As a reminder, you need a lot of Soul Energy to achieve Soul Divinity," Fate Ian warned.
"I know what to do," Ian nodded. In the next few hours, they discussed magic, which made Ian very interested.
"The time has come," Fate Ian said, looking into the distance.
"You are too calm about what is about to happen." Ian is not afraid of death, but he doesn't think he can easily accept seeing everything he built destroyed in one day.
"I have my own way of coping?" Fate Ian replied.
"What on earth do you want to do?" Ian asked.
"You will know later." He said with a smile and left the room calmly. Ian watched the final battle of his favorite variant, and the experience was indescribable.
Watching how the gods destroy Arcane Empire is like watching a warning about his own future. If everything goes wrong, he will face the same fate in his own universe.
A cold light flashed in his eyes, and he swore secretly, 'This will never be my fate. All these gods will either die in my hands or kneel in front of me, and the first one to operate will be Cosmos.'
He disappeared from this world and returned to the city in Void. In another timeline, Tohsaka noticed something and took out the gem.
When she saw the gem change color, a new power and knowledge came into her mind, but she didn't care about it at all now. Tears burst from her eyes, and she began to cry loudly. Sakura heard her sister's cry and ran over to ask what was wrong.
"He's gone," she said, and Sakura knew what she meant immediately.
Void:
Ian reclaimed his clone and paired it with Fusion, inheriting all of his experiences, memories and knowledge. He smiled as he realized he still had a mountain of work to do.
First of all, the knowledge about Sixth Magic is very useful for upgrading the core of Morgana. Additionally, the avatar brought back information about a material called Photon Crystal, which was used to make the Moon Cell. After being magically strengthened, they will become the perfect material for certain components in this upgrade, saving time and money.
Next, he needs to learn the Divine Words magic, upgrade the Arcane Runes system, break Soul Limit and achieve Soul Divinity, reach Tier 10, and create Ea and Chains of Heaven.
"There are really a lot of things to do," Ian murmured to himself.
"Do you want to stay here, or leave now?" Morgana asked.
"Let's go, there's no need to stay any longer." He had completely absorbed the knowledge of the incarnation, as well as those things that he had no chance to learn personally. Finally, Floating City flew towards the next destination.
Bang! Bang!
"What's going on?" Ian asked with an ugly face, while trying to maintain balance.
"An unknown shock wave hit our spacecraft and disrupted our flight."
'This is a real deal,' Ian thought to himself. Ever since he started this voyage, there have been constant accidents. Now, he can be sure that frequent use of Felix Felicis (Luck Potion) has exhausted his good luck.
"How's the situation?"
"We are going to make an emergency landing. Fortunately we have upgraded the navigation system, otherwise we would be in big trouble. Be prepared, the landing may be very bumpy."
Morgana initiated all necessary procedures to ensure they reach their destination as quickly as possible.
"Phew, we're here... no."
The spacecraft began to shake violently again.
"What happened again?"
"We have landed, but appear to have landed in an area where two entities are at war. Energy records show levels exceeding theoretical calculations for Tier 11." Ian or Empire have never encountered an entity of Tier 11 - except Kronai. So, they have no standard of measurement and can only make predictions about certain things.
Ian resisted the urge to curse. "What's the plan?"
"The spacecraft has been damaged and cannot survive for long. Therefore, we will activate the emergency escape plan."
"Okay, don't forget Albion." No matter what happened, he would never allow anything to happen to that stupid dragon.
"Are you ready?" Morgana asked, "Let's go."
A Void Energy shield surrounded Ian, and he flew away from Floating City. Something hit his shield, and he immediately lost consciousness. Ian found himself in a fog, trying to find a way to leave. Eventually, he succeeded and opened his eyes.
"Where am I?" He checked his body. It was intact, as was his magic, aura and soul, but his brain was a little dazed. He looked around, everything was dazzlingly bright.
"Is this a laboratory?" he said while looking around the room. He was not restrained, but the table he was lying on was the medical table he often used when he was young.
"You're awake."
Ian followed the sound and looked.