"Wait!"
Dago raised a hand and rubbed his throbbing temples. Taking a light breath, he interrupted, "You've thrown out too much information too quickly. I need some time to process and understand it bit by bit."
"You just mentioned the 'Ten Primordial Origin Runes.' What exactly are they?"
Dago forcibly suppressed the turbulent waves in his heart and calmed his excitement before asking again.
At the moment, Alazan seemed exceptionally patient, perhaps because he had brought up the glory of the past.
"The Ten Primordial Origin Runes... refer to ten supreme law runes naturally conceived at the very birth of the universe."
Ancient legends claimed that, when the mythical age came to a complete end, they were the most important gift of laws left behind by fallen gods for mortal wizards.
"Within them lies the ultimate truth of supreme laws, pointing directly to the origin of the universe."
"The Primordial Wizards of later generations once devoted their entire lives to deciphering them. The Primordial Spirit Script in your hands is one of the incomplete derivative products they created during that great undertaking..."
"Supreme runes... the truth of laws..."
Dago's expression turned dazed, his eyes gleaming with an overwhelming thirst for unknown power.
His Adam's apple bobbed unconsciously as he asked in a trembling voice, "What are the ten runes that represent the supreme?"
Alazan pondered briefly in his mind before slowly uttering several words in a weathered tone:
"[Immortality], [Destruction], [curse]."
"Even I, in my day, only caught a fleeting glimpse of a few related fragments in a damaged ancient book that was nearly weathered to ash. I don't know the full picture either."
"Because the Ten Primordial Origin Runes had already completely vanished into the river of time, even during the distant primordial era."
Dago tugged self-mockingly at the