God's Eyes

Chapter 1062 Unable to ?

After Jason had spent some time with Jennifer and looked after her needs and comfort, he was ready to leave and be in isolated cultivation.

There was no need for him to use any cultivation resources inside the Divine Heaven, and it would be more than enough for him to use the surrounding energies.

The mana and divine energy that permeated the Divine Heaven was more than enough for Jason to cultivate with the highest efficiency, for centuries or even millennia.

As such, he was just about to leave Jennifer's side in order to create his Shell of Immortality, when Yaldra returned to his palace.

His eyes widened upon perceiving Jason's presence which was far more terrifying than any kind of existence at his stage could have.

Clearly understanding that Jason was capable of fighting Primordials at the Yimal stage, while still being at the Initial ranks of the Driekta stage, made him stare at his son with awe and the slightest tinge of fear.

However, at the same time, it gave Yaldra hope for the Universe's future.

Yaldra couldn't help but smile brightly when he saw Jason approaching the open, divine platform of cultivation.

every single step of his was overflowing with power, clearly displaying his mighty prowess to every single being in the surrounding.

Even without releasing his true strength, his presence, the energy that naturally radiated from his body, and the stigma were nothing short of fearsome.

And that was not even everything as Jason's Divine eyes and his God's Halos were the most frightening, making even Yaldra feel a bit queasy.

Never, in his entire life had he seen anyone, who had been able to use the Kanadi of a Primordial technique to the same extent as Jason.

As such, Jason's God's Halos were, by far, the strongest in existence, right now.

They had the highest potential, and with Jason's growth, they would grow as well.

The moment he were to undergo his fourth and final bloodline awakening, Jason was bound to become an existence unparalleled in the rows of ordinary Primordials.

At that point, maybe even Royal Primordials would be weaker than him.

As long as Jason created a powerful domain the moment he ascended to Godhood, there would only be a dozen, or maybe a few more existences in the entire universe that would be able to fight him head-on.

To think that this was truly possible…Yaldra couldn't even imagine it.

It was possible that he was just imagining things, and that his mind exaggerated the facts, but at the end of the day, none of that mattered.

He was proud of Jason, and couldn't help but nod his head in acknowledgment as he mumbled,

"Mina…it would be perfect if you would have been here with me…I would probably be the happiest existence in the entire universe…look…how much our son has grown…"

Smiling brightly, he felt proud of and happy about his son's wondrous achievements and the only sign of his sadness was the almost untraceable fluctuations in his Celestia hue.

Not even Jennifer noticed this, and it was just Yaldra, who had to live with the fact that he had allowed the love of his life to be taken away from him.

It was frustrating, and the mere thought was enough to fill him with rage and nearly kill the female Celestia God, who had injured Mina a long, long time ago, and to destroy an entire stellar system that had been corroded by the existence of the Veil.

He had done so, all by himself, and had he known that Mina had died after disappearing, Yaldra was not sure if he would have turned into an Infernal Celestia or not.

The only thing that kept him from doing something he would certainly regret was the thought of Jason, his one and only son.

Maybe Jason didn't notice it, but Yaldra had given his utmost efforts to protect his son from the shadows as he had never been able to actively converse with him.

The current period of time could thus be considered a blessing to Yaldra.

After all, he was now witnessing the growth and ascension of his son!

Jason didn't know what kind of thoughts and emotions ravaged his father's mind.

Instead, he had arrived in the center of the Royal Celestia God, Yaldra's divine platform of cultivation.

After inserting divine energy in the complex of numerous runic constellations that consisted of several hundred million runes, a silverish-white pillar of compressed energy erupted from the platform with an ear-piercing noise.

At first, he was drained of loads of his divine energy.

But before he could think about anything, a connection with the Divine platform had been created.

Slowly, the huge silverish-white pillar of energy was dyed in a golden color, with waves of silver merged in between.

Jason's Stigma and Celestia aura were fully activated, and merged with the Divine platform.

Several minutes passed, and the already huge pillar of energy enlarged further in width, expanding over the borders of the Divine platform.

What followed were a long span of 130 years in which Jason drained the mana and divine energy of the entire territory that belonged to the Royal Celestia God Yaldra.

And even then, the amount of energy Jason devoured didn't seem to be enough to meet his maximum capabilities.

This shocked not only Yaldra, and Jennifer, but every other Celestia as well.

They clearly knew how high the quantity and quality the mana and divine energy in the Divine Heaven had.

As such, they knew that not even Royal Celestia Gods were able to use so much mana to cultivate.

After all, their mana veins were not unparalleled as well. In the end, there were slight differences between Royal Celestia's talent in cultivation, even more so between ordinary Celestias

They might be stronger than that of ordinary Celestia Gods, still, it was not comparable to the amount of energy Jason absorbed.

The biggest perk of Royal Celestia Gods, in comparison to ordinary Celestia Gods was the fact that they had a fourth God's Halo and a higher chance of manifesting a more powerful domain than their brethren!

However, in Jason's case, this was completely different as his mana veins and mana core had been refined over and over again, allowing him to cross all limitations of a Primordial race!!

And crossing these limitations, whether it was with his innate talent or owed to the Kanadi of a Primordial technique was what constituted to the difference between a candidate's eligibility to become a Primordial God, and a Royal Primordial!!

Yet, even though everything had been prepared perfectly, and the necessary energy to break through was present, Jason had still not been able to advance to the Yimal stage!

After merely 70 years, he advanced to the peak of the Driekta stage

His Shell of Immortality was already completed, and the only thing he was missing out on was the tiny bit to breakthrough.

But cultivating for more than ten years by solely focusing on the tiny bit was not of much help.

Jason was missing something, which he presumed to be a fully functioning Soul world.

Because of that, he used the entire energy he had accumulated so far to activate the second God's Halo's [Soul Support] trait by accelerating the metamorphosis of the first soul world shard.

Owing to the terrifically high amount of energy Jason used, his first Soul Dimension was completed in no time.

Afterward, he once again tested to advance to the Yimal stage, only to be incapable of doing so.

Only then, Jason knew what he was missing in order to reach the stage, where he was able to create his Godly foundation; his soulbonds!

It was not that he required them to break through in a 'direct' sense, but Jason could tell that his body was missing something.

Maybe it was also his might that prevented him from reaching the Yimal stage, despite having the necessary talent to become a God.

Unfortunately, there was nothing he could do about it, and instead of worrying about it, Jason decided to avert his focus from the seemingly impossible breakthrough to creating more Soul Dimensions.

With that aim in mind, he spent several decades only to finish cultivating 6 years before the Tournament of the new Gods!

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