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Chapter 307: 185: “Hatchlings” and “Primordial God Rank” (Please Subscribe)
Chapter 307: 185: “Hatchlings” and “Primordial God Rank” (Please Subscribe)
Chapter 307: 185: “Hatchlings” and “Primordial God Rank” (Please Subscribe)
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Milton Cheney made up his mind as he stared at the attribute panel before him.
[Reincarnation Simulation Count: 1]
[Initiate Reincarnation Simulation?]
“Yes!”
Milton had no hesitation, responding in his heart.
In the end, he decided first to undertake the reincarnation simulation.
After all, if the reincarnation simulation could make him stronger, it would also be beneficial for the subsequent true body simulation.
After weighing the pros and cons, Milton decided first to reincarnate and then simulate his true body.
The next moment, Milton’s consciousness found itself within the reincarnation space.
In the reincarnation space.
Milton looked at the different colored light clusters beneath him, eventually focusing his attention on the black light cluster where his previous reincarnation took place.
This reincarnation simulation, Milton had prepared for it early on.
He was eager to understand the secrets of this world and naturally would not give up on the opportunity reincarnation presented.
Milton concentrated and the consciousness in the reincarnation space started gradually merging with the black light cluster.
Moments later, Milton’s consciousness was engulfed in darkness.
At the same time, a light cluster that no one could see was flying at an extremely high speed towards a world incredibly far from the Wizard Realm.
……
Time always slips away when you least notice it.
Milton’s consciousness gradually regained clarity.
“What is happening?”
Milton was somewhat perplexed after regaining clarity.
He had regained the mystery of his past, but had no memories of this life, a situation he was encountering for the first time.
Not only that, but he was also surrounded by complete darkness, with no light in sight.
Milton explored his memories, finding that they were blank, completely empty.
This was entirely different from his previous reincarnation into this world.
“It seems I’m surrounded by darkness?”
Milton murmured to himself.
He began trying to move his body.
But the next moment, he astonishingly realized that he did not have a body.
He could not see, hear, and only his thoughts were functioning normally.
“Could it be? Did I reincarnate to become one of the Hatchlings?”
At this moment, Milton suddenly remembered something.
Even though he was not a Hatchling during his last reincarnation, he was far from unfamiliar with them.
His current state perfectly matched the hatching stage of a Hatchling.
During the hatching stage, Hatchlings do not manifest any consciousness, but due to Milton’s uniqueness, he had developed consciousness early on.
He could think clearly, but he wasn’t able to move like a normal person.
This was without a doubt tormenting, but his mind, tempered through countless simulations, was extraordinarily resilient.
This situation, therefore, did not trigger any specific emotions in him.
The hatching stage for Hatchlings can be long or short, with some Hatchlings undergoing this stage for tens of thousands of years.
Regaining consciousness early might not necessarily be a good thing for Milton.
After all, he couldn’t do a thing right now.
“So right now, I should be in the Incubation Sea in the Divine Realm?”
Milton pondered to himself.
Being in complete darkness, Milton couldn’t sense the passage of time at all.
At this moment, Milton remembered the first time he was reincarnated in this world.
During his first reincarnation, the simulation had ended even before he had a chance to break through the mystery of the womb.
Looking back, that simulation might’ve resulted in him reincarnating as a Hatchling.
Otherwise, there wouldn’t have been a complete lack of memories.
“Doesn’t this mean that the hatching stage for Hatchlings has its dangers?”
Upon thinking this, Milton didn’t ponder any further.
Even if there was danger, he was helpless.
Apart from having consciousness earlier than usual, he was no different from the other Hatchlings right now.
He couldn’t control his body or even perceive his own form.
At the moment, he seemed more like a consciousness.
…
Time flowed, maybe for a year, or perhaps hundreds or even thousands of years.
Time always slips away when you’re not paying attention.
Milton’s concerns might’ve been unfounded.
Although he couldn’t perceive the specific passage of time, he could vaguely sense its flow.
He could be certain, it had been at least forty years.
But during this time, he didn’t encounter any danger.
His current state was no different from what he was like just after breaking the enigma of the womb, still incapable of perceiving his body, still engulfed in complete darkness.
“When will the hatching stage end? There isn’t even a specific reference.”
Milton pondered in his idleness.
Considering this type of situation, among the entire Hatchling population, he might be the only one in existence.
Other Hatchlings would never develop memories during the hatching stage after all.
No one cares about how long the hatching stage lasts.
Just like a normal child wouldn’t care about how long they stayed in their mother’s womb.
They wouldn’t be able to form memories in their mother’s womb after all, regardless of how long they stayed.
…
Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, a hundred years passed.
In the darkness, Milton suddenly experienced an unexplainable emotion.
He tried opening his eyes in the darkness, but ultimately failed.
However, when he attempted to move his body, he felt something special.
It was as if he was swimming in a vast ocean, and he could vaguely perceive that he had a physical existence.
This realization took Milton by surprise.
He started ‘swimming’ in the ‘ocean’ with his body.
After a while, it seemed like his body had collided with something.
The next moment, Milton felt something flowing into his body.