Rael yawned, his feet kicked up on the table as he read the final book in boredom.
Surprisingly, there werenât that many people who had contributed something massive, much like Uriel. There was one person who created the Abyss, but it was a total accident.
According to the book, he had thrown an attack so powerful, he accidentally created a space between the universe. At the epicenter of his punch, the Void Realm formed, and everything outside of the epicenter, spanning for nearly infinity, was the Abyss.
He obviously masked it, but it didnât change the fact that the Abyss existed. Not to mention, it also explained why someone could just enter the Abyss from the Void Realm.
The moment he finished the last page though, a portal appeared behind Rael, signaling that he could leave. For some reason though, the Akashic Records were still a really big mystery. He was sure that he read every bookâŠ
No, rather, the portal wouldnât have opened if he hadnât read every single book. But there was not one that described the creation of the Akashic Records. Maybe it was intentional? What if the being that created the Akashic Records didnât put their memories inside of it?
More importantly, was it possible that there were many more beings like Rael even before the Akashic Records? Beings whose memories Rael couldnât see or read?
That thought alone interested him, but since Rael didnât want to mess around with the unknown any more than he already did, he went ahead and finally stepped through the portal.
His senses were immediately cut off. However, to counter the annoying sensation of not feeling anything, Rael went ahead and simply left the Prophetic Realm.
In the next instant, he reappeared slightly outside the Akashic Records, spotting Gaia and Nyx staring at him. However, despite their stares, Rael noticed one crucial detail, and it was the fact that his time was frozen.
Did one of them freeze it? Well, whatever the case may be, Rael was grateful, since he didnât think that the time inside the Akashic Records actually made it so the time outside passed.
Anyhow, Rael went ahead and broke off the time-frozen realm, immediately being met with a slap by none other than Nyx.
âYou actually went in and did it⊠How long were you in there?â Nyx mumbled, glaring at him in anger.
Rael just shrugged at her behavior. âDonât worry about it. It wasnât that long. A few hundred years, maybe? Iâm a fast reader.â
After a brief pause, Gaia chimed in:
âIt took you a few hundred years to read 283 booksâŠ?â
âWell, have you seen how long some of those books were? Those beings lived for near infinity,â Rael replied with a sigh. âThe shortest one was like 28,944 pages. That was just because that being wanted to test his parry against a black hole, and died like a dumbass.â
Naturally, a black hole wasnât enough to kill someone of that caliber, but when that certain someone was an idiot who decided not to use even a little bit of mana, yeah⊠Things changed a little bit.
Regardless of that, Rael read at a moderate pace, and when books had several hundred million compressed pages, Rael felt like he couldnât be blamed.
After all, even his book had a few hundred thousand pages, and he hadnât even been in this world for long.
Regardless of that though, he was done here now, and it was time to head home. However, right as Rael was about to open a portal to head back home, he heard a voice inside his mind, and while it didnât belong to any of the women he knew⊠It did belong to one of the people he had befriended recently.
[Hello Rael. If you donât mind, could you pay us a visit? Iâve found someone else whose memories you need to read,] Ren said.
Rael raised a brow.
Already? It hasnât even been that long since the last time I had to do something for you guys. But sure⊠Iâm done with my business, so pick us up.
In the next instant, a portal appeared in front of Rael, causing him to let out a sigh. He really didnât expect Ren to be in such a hurry that he wouldnât even come here personally.
But then again, he simply gestured at Gaia and Nyx before making his way through the portal, arriving directly in the location where the prison supposedly was.
And like before, there was a man chained against the wall. Except this man seemed a lot calmer than the others. More importantly, his time wasnât frozen, which meant this was one of those people that might be cooperating.
His memories seemed intact too, so Rael simply turned toward Ren and raised a brow.
âYou do know Iâm pretty busy, right?â
Ren sighed. âIndeed. Had you not come out of the Akashic Records, I wouldâve dealt with this myself. However, I feel like for everyoneâs sake, having you around while this person communicates is best.â
Is that so,
Rael mused, then glanced over at the man again. Since Ren was planning to interrogate him, Rael bought a chair for himself, Gaia, and Nyx, then placed it on the ground, allowing all of them to sit down as they wanted to watch this from front row seats.
Ren stared at them in disbelief, since Rael in particular was way too immature. The chained man, on the other hand, let out a chuckle.
âYouâve got quite a strange group of people. Itâs a pity that group will vanish soon.â
Ren rolled his eyes. âIâve already killed millions of your faction. You speak as though weâre weaklings, but we are the strongest in the multiverse, and we have enough power to defend ourselves.â
The man shrugged. âThat doesnât mean we canât indirectly kill you. In fact, Iâm very glad you captured me today, since the only thing that remained for our faction to pinpoint your location was to have a man on the inside.â
âSo once again⊠Thank you.â
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