The abominations, a special race with no defined physical form or any organization, were born in the void irrationally, the weakest of them was in the sixth realm and had all the standard characteristics of the race. His main strength was his ability to swallow anything and turn it into mana, his body normally had small purple veins in the smaller realms and they later became unrecognizable.
Because these beings were irrational until they reached the seventh realm, there were few organizations or planets in their domains, and the chances of passing into the seventh realm while being irrational were lower than passing into divinity, only in cases where the race was already born in that realm. level at which it was common to see irrational beings in the seventh kingdom and above. Abominations practically entirely dominated the void in the sixth realm, they existed in the trillions and trillions to the trillions, no number could quantify something , at least not for mortals.
The abominations were ridiculously strong, not only because they moved in large groups of dozens to hundreds of beings, but mainly because of their ability to use void mana in an unlimited way.
. Most of the time they fought using mana to strengthen their bodies and then jumped against their opponents trying to eat them, in rare cases they were able to use ranged attacks with a type of purple fire.
The further they advanced in the realms, the stronger they became, but the problem was that this was quite disproportionate, while a common seventh kingdom wizard was worth around a hundred thousand ordinary sixth realm wizards, this was because it was a very large jump in realms, since the abominations were easily worth millions.
Rationality gave them the ability to manipulate mana intelligently, this small difference added to an absurd amount of available mana and a body with transcendental genes made them unstoppable in the void. For some unknown reason, there were no abominations in the common universe and whenever someone tried to bring one out...
they both died by a black and green-ray very similar to that the consequences of changing destiny
. That was the greatest happiness for this universe if these creatures came to this environment... everything would be destroyed, there were many, even the sum of all forces would be at the mercy of defending only a percentage of the territory, at least if you don’t consider the effective participation of the gods.
Most of the time the gods could not interfere in mortal matters easily, with exceptions where there was a direct link to them, but in any other case, their lives were taken by the green and black rays.
"It’s the third time", Amanda complained as she looked at Kayden who was lost in thought, he had finally learned to manipulate void mana, the conversion rate was quite low, but...
His real gain was in converting matter into mana, he reached the 100% conversion range, and all matter was transformed into mana, this meant a 2.5 times jump in his strength, at least in raw numbers, in reality, it was a little closer to 4 times.
Meanwhile, his rate of converting void mana didn’t even reach 5%, it was ridiculously low compared to other false gods that started with something close to 50% and reached 100% in a short time of training.
They had been inside there for about 50 thousand years, at that moment Kayden had spent most of his life inside this place, but it was a funny feeling in a way, because those 50 thousand years were as fast as the 200 years he spent. passed into the abyss of his home planet.
In a way, his notion of time was altered about how long he had to live, it was directly proportional to his vital force, Kayden was not able to explain it, but he could feel it decreasing as the years passed.
What led to the drain on his life was an unknown that would probably answer his question of how to become immortal as a mere mortal, but it wasn’t something he could achieve in just a few years. Your focus had to be specific to just your path and your strength, to stray into any other area would be a complete waste of time and disregard for all the other years of your life.
"You’ve grown a lot", Kayden was sitting cultivating and when he got up he came across Amanda, but...
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"Who exactly are you?" Her eyes were cloudy and didn’t match the person Kayden knew.
"It is me." A smile like someone who had said this a thousand times appeared on the woman’s face and Kayden...
"Thoth," the only person who accompanied him from an early age.
"That’s right, Kayden." The god seemed to be praising a monkey who had learned to speak human language. "I wouldn’t pry, but... Father has managed to break the curse of the false gods and is in the process of ascension." Kayden was surprised and...
"And? Since when is this his problem? Father had already planned to kill him, but his strength didn’t need to change for him to be able to do it. Kayden was just counting on luck at the time."
"This won’t impact you much, but as soon as you leave here, the conventional universe has undergone some changes. First, time outside is passing a little faster and it must have been a few centuries since you entered here."
"It’s not a problem for me."
"Great, the second thing is that the war of the gods has started and the lines of fate are in a mess. Father will be able to advance in about a few million years and the entire hierarchy will be remade, but... " The part Kayden had been waiting for had finally arrived.
"You kind of became a target for the entire universe..." Kayden raised an eyebrow without much of a reaction. "It’s kind of annoying, but luckily no god is going to hunt him. Amanda was a puppet and all her information allowed Father to understand the next level of her existence, it was just a small part, I helped with the majority."
Who the hell was Thoth? Kayden just heard him saying that he was able to influence one of the greatest existences in this universe as if he were dealing with a child. Perhaps Thoth was the true god of this existence?