Prime Originator

Chapter 836 - Creation Law

'Have you seen enough, pervert?' Luna's voice suddenly sounded in his mind.

'Uhh… To be honest, no,' Leon replied shamelessly.

'You… You really are a pervert…!'

'I didn't deny it,' he admitted.

Faced with Leon's blunt honesty, Luna found herself at a loss for words, not knowing what to say next.

'But I must say, you have developed nicely, despite your true body being placed in stasis since birth. You have your mother's look, but I wonder who your father is?' Leon wondered.

Even as a pervert, there was no trace of lust in his eyes, just pure appreciation for beautiful things.

He stared at the beauty inside the divine crystal with appreciation as if he was looking at a piece of art behind a glass frame.

Luna did not know how to feel about this, but she didn't answer him.

Even she did not know who her father was.

Nevertheless, Leon didn't spend too much time staring before he bit his finger and dripped a drop of his blood essence onto the divine crystal heart.

There was still an army of undead beings waiting for him outside, but luckily, even though the core was badly damaged, it could still seal off the entrance.

In a short moment, Leon's crimson blood with hints of gold and violet mixed with the divine crystal heart like black ink sinking into deep water, spreading out like dispersing mist until its color fully blended with the divine crystal heart.

Afterward, the divine crystal heart resumed its original appearance and color as if no change had occurred.

However, Leon could feel a subtle connection to it.

'This connection is a lot weaker than it should be…' Leon mused with furrowed brows.

It was no different from a temporary connection, a contrast to the permanent connection he wanted to establish.

'Master, because Luna and I are basically two minds operating a single body, you'll need to drip more blood essence to bind us to you; the more blood essence you feed, the stronger connection,'

Tak-si informed him.

'I see… So that's why,' Leon understood.

Shortly after, he slit a bigger wound on his wrist and dripped even more of his blood essence onto the divine crystal heart, strengthening the connection between them in the process.

Even though his blood contained hundreds of origin blood from other beasts and demons mixed within it, they had already become a part of his body.

As such, his blood is still his blood, even if it is different from birth.

What is important is that his blood contained his spirit, his will, the main determining factor for forging a connection between man and artifact in the blood binding.

Drops after drops of blood essence mixed with the divine crystal heart before its bluish appearance started to turn into a more violet shade.

Due to his strong regeneration ability, Leon had to reopen his wound a few more times during the blood binding process.

The connection reached its peak after he fed the divine crystal heart a hundred drops of his blood.

In that instance, he could sense a certain degree of control over the Radiant Heaven Realmship.

His consciousness perfectly transmitted through the realm spirit and borrowed some of its omniscience to oversee the entire Radiant Heaven Realmship, both inside and outside of it.

'The state of the realmship's damage is even worse than I thought,' Leon furrowed his brows.

The Radiant Heaven Realmship's damage wasn't limited to its interior but also its exterior; deep sword scars and claw marks ran along with its outer shell, affecting some rune circuits running underneath it.

Given such a terrible state, he cannot even shrink the Radiant Heaven Realmship and carry it around with him, let alone travel anywhere in it.

'You took quite the beating, huh?' Leon uttered.

'Yes, Master,' Tak-si replied respectfully.

After Leon official became the Radiant Heaven Realmship's new owner, the realm spirit showed even more respect as if it was a compulsory obligation.

If the realm spirit didn't want Leon as its master, his blood binding would not have proceeded as smoothly as it did.

Divine Artifacts could resist blood-binding by destroying the will in the blood, and the ultimate victor would be determined by whose spirit is more powerful.

After inspecting the core's damage for a few more breaths, Leon summoned a thousand wisps of True Grandmist Energy for its repair.

'Take it.'

'Thank you, Master!'

Although a thousand wisps of True Grandmist Energy was not enough for the core's complete repair, Tak-si happily accepted whatever Leon had to offer it.

Leon found himself a spot to sit down and silently watched the realm spirit repair the damaged core with the thousand wisps of True Grandmist Energy it had.

In that instance, he realized the realm spirit's skillful use of the True Grandmist Energy was far above his level.

At the very least, he could not use True Grandmist Energy to create and replicate the core's missing components, materials, and rune circuits.

"Is this Creation Law?" he uttered with surprise.

'Well, yes, but also no, Master,' Tak-si replied.

'I can only use True Grandmist Energy to replicate my body's missing parts based on my memory imprint. Therefore, I cannot actually wield the Creation Law to create wonders like the stars and planets found throughout Primal Chaos.'

'Only True Divinities with even the slightest comprehension of the Creation Law can perform such feats with True Grandmist Energy,' it said.

After hearing that, Leon's eyes flickered with great interest.

"In other words, you can't control the Creation Law, but your ability to repair contains traces of the Creation Law…" he uttered.

If he kept observing the Radiant Heaven Realmship's process of repairing, there was a slim chance of comprehending the Creation Law!

After he understood that much, his gaze sharpened as he watched the core's repair process with complete focus.

'There's a slim chance that I could comprehend the Creation Law with my present cultivation, but this is only looking at things from a normal perspective,' he mused,

If he could even comprehend the Nihility Law, then any other law shouldn't be an impossibility.