The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order

Chapter 2545 Ancestor Domain (I)



Chapter 2545 Ancestor Domain (I)

Chapter 2545 Ancestor Domain (I)

The moment Cain came to a halt, the space around him trembled violently.

The sheer momentum he had carried distorted the air, sending ripples across the sky like waves crashing against an invisible shore. He stood suspended in the heavens, close enough to the capital of the Dark Blood Kingdom to clearly see the scene unfolding below.

His gaze locked onto the main square.

There-

The three Royal Guards were chained.

Satan, Hades, and Morningstar.

Their bodies were battered, their auras weakened, yet they still stood -unbroken. Above them loomed a massive hand forged from darkness, its presence radiating annihilation.

Cain's eyes narrowed slightly.

"In their current condition... a single move from the Dark Blood King's Ancestor Power would be enough to erase them entirely," he thought. "Body and soul."

For a brief moment, silence settled within him.

Then-

A cold, unwavering determination surfaced.

Cain did not speak.

He showed no visible emotion.

Instead, he slowly shifted his posture, adopting a meditative position in the sky. His legs crossed, his breathing steadied, and his presence became eerily calm.

His left and right eyes closed.

Only his Ancestor Eye remained open.

Behind him, the Chaos Wings flared, their power growing denser with each passing second as they began to resonate with the Universe Matrix.

Far below, the Dark Blood King smiled.

Seeing the Scarlet King halt had brought him a sense of control, a fleeting reassurance that his threat had worked. But that feeling quickly faded as he noticed Cain's posture.

The stillness.

The silence.

The gathering power.

"What is he trying to do?" the Dark Blood King wondered, his brows tightening.

He could not understand it.

No matter how closely he observed, there was no immediate answer. For a moment, he considered issuing another command-demanding that the Scarlet King withdraw entirely from the continent-but he held back. The abilities of the Scarlet King were shrouded in mystery, and pushing too far could provoke an unpredictable reaction.

Caution was necessary.

His gaze drifted toward the Sacred Armor covering Cain's body, and a flicker of envy flashed across his eyes.

How?

How had the Scarlet King managed to locate every fragment of the Sacred Treasure within the Ninth Realm-right under his nose?

And more impressively, how had he taken the pieces from the Nirvana Crown Prince and the Eternal Soul King themselves?

The questions lingered.

But ultimately-

They did not matter.

The Dark Blood King exhaled slowly, forcing those thoughts aside. Now was not the time for speculation.

Now was the time to act.

His plan was already in motion.

Keeping the Scarlet King at bay was only the first step. It was not a

position he could maintain indefinitely.

The true goal was simple:

Buy time.

Time for his message to reach the Seventh Realm.

Time for another force to intervene.

There was no reason to face the Scarlet King alone when there existed someone else who had even greater reason to hate him.

The Immortal Nirvana King.

The ruler of the Seventh Realm was far more powerful than the Eternal Soul King had ever been. Some even claimed that he had pushed every aspect of his flesh and blood to the Fourth Realm.

A terrifying existence.

The only reason he had not personally intervened in the Eighth Realm was that he was occupied with forces from the Sixth Realm that

invaded his domain.

But that would change.

The moment he learned that his son-the Nirvana Crown Prince-had been captured and defeated by the Scarlet King, he would not remain

idle.

He would seek vengeance.

And the Dark Blood King intended to use that.

Some might call it cowardice.

He did not care.

Not when his life was at stake.

"Two years," he thought. "That will be enough."

Enough for the message to reach the Immortal Nirvana King. Enough for that terrifying existence to descend upon the Ninth

Realm.

To the Dark Blood King, who had spent centuries in secluded cultivation, two years was nothing. He was confident that he could maintain this stalemate for that long.

The entire kingdom was protected by a massive force field, its power radiating across the land and preventing any direct intrusion. Dozens of Alpha Omega Overgods monitored every movement, ready to strike

at a moment's notice.

And beyond all that-

He still held the Royal Guards.

"If he breaks through everything... I will destroy them instantly," the

Dark Blood King thought coldly.

"He clearly cares about them." Watching them die-

That would affect him.

Perhaps long enough.

Long enough to trap him.

The Ancestor Eye on the Dark Blood King's forehead glowed faintly as

his thoughts reached their conclusion.

According to the reports from his spies, the Scarlet King was

incredibly powerful-but even he had avoided confronting the Ancestor Domains of the Eternal Soul King and the Nirvana Crown

Prince directly. Instead, he had relied on schemes to force them into exhausting those powers.

That alone proved a weakness that could be exploited.

Even a Fourth Realm body could be broken within an Ancestor

Domain.

Especially his.

A domain of Emptiness.

Within it, there was no up or down.

No light, no sound, no sensory input.

Only endless void.

And within that void, the Dark Blood King would reign supreme-able

to appear and vanish at will, striking from all directions without

warning.

If he could trap the Scarlet King inside- Victory would be possible.

But it was a dangerous gamble.

Activating his Ancestor Domain required an immense amount of

power. If he failed to capture Cain within it, he would not be able to

use it again.

And without it-

He would be as good as dead.

Time passed. Hours slipped by.

Twenty in total.

Then-

High above the sky-

Cain opened his eyes.

The Universe Matrix manifested around him, vast and boundless,

intertwining with his Chaos Wings as their power fused into something far greater.

His gaze was calm.

Absolute. And then he spoke.

"Chaos of Karma."

The moment those words were uttered, the Dark Blood King's

instincts screamed.

Danger.

Immediate danger.

A primal urge surged through him, demanding that he act-that he

stop whatever the Scarlet King was about to unleash.

But he was too late.

The eyes of the three Royal Guards lit up.

A strange clarity filled them.

Then-

Their bodies collapsed.

Lifeless.

The Dark Blood King had prepared for countless possibilities.

He had imagined every kind of move, every possible trap, stretching

the limits of his imagination to the highest level. He had anticipated deception, overwhelming force, and even sacrifices, yet there was one thing he had never considered.

He had never expected that the Scarlet King would kill his own

people.

It simply made no sense.

A surge of rage and frustration erupted from within him, so intense

that he could no longer contain it. A thunderous roar burst from his

chest, filled with hatred and fury, shaking the capital and echoing across the entire realm.

His gaze rose sharply toward the sky.

There, he saw the Scarlet King smiling.

That expression felt like a direct mockery.

"You!" the Dark Blood King shouted, abandoning his composed

demeanor as anger overtook him. "You are nothing more than a beast. You slaughter those who are loyal to you the moment they lose their usefulness. No sane being would ever dare to stand by your side if

this is how you treat them!"

His voice carried accusation and contempt, spreading through every corner of the Ninth Realm.

Cain did not react.

He did not care about the accusations, nor about the judgment of

those watching. The opinions of the countless beings within the realm

meant nothing to him. However, he understood the importance of the Dark Blood King's state of mind, and so he chose to respond in a way that words never could.

breaking

With a calm motion, Cain raised his hand. Golden light gathered instantly, condensing into three distinct forms that hovered above his shoulders. The figures were small, yet unmistakable. One resembled a humanoid, another a dragon with

horns in place of eyes, and the third a dino-warrior clad in radiant

armor.

The moment they appeared, the expression of the Dark Blood King changed completely.

"That is impossible..." he muttered, his voice losing its certainty.

He stared at the figures, unable to deny what stood before him. Those forms were clearly the Primordial Essences of the Royal Guards. For beings of their level, the destruction of the body or even the

shattering of the soul did not mean true death. As long as their Primordial Essence remained intact, they could be restored, returning with their original personality and sometimes even greater potential than before.

The meaning behind Cain's action became clear.

He had not abandoned them. He had taken them back.

A wave of unease spread among the surrounding Royal Blutlinie and

Alpha Omega Overgods. None of them had sensed anything when the Royal Guards died. There had been no fluctuation of power, no visible

interference, and no sign that their essence had been extracted. That absence of detection was what frightened them the most.

If the Scarlet King could retrieve the Primordial Essence of the Royal Guards without them noticing, then it raised a terrifying possibility. Perhaps he could do the same to them, removing the core of their existence without giving them a chance to resist. That thought shook their confidence and weakened their resolve.

High above, Cain observed their reactions with a faint smile. In truth, what he had done was only possible because the Royal Guards were connected to his own Primordial Essence. Their existence was tied to him from the moment they were created, which

allowed him to reclaim them even after death. Doing the same to other Alpha Omega Overgods was beyond his current ability. However, there was no reason to clarify that.

Fear served him well.

With the threat of the Royal Guards removed, nothing remained to

restrain him. The obstacle that the Dark Blood King had relied upon

no longer existed. Cain's eyes grew cold as killing intent surged within him, and without hesitation, he propelled himself forward. His body moved like a blazing comet, tearing through the sky with overwhelming speed as

he closed the distance toward the Dark Blood Kingdom. This time, there was nothing left to stop him, and the battle that had been delayed was finally about to begin.


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