Divine Emperor of Death

*Whoosh!~* *Whoosh!~* *Whoosh!~*

Four figures descended from the spatial vortex as they landed on a grassy plain and the first thing they did was look around for incoming lifeforms with their gaze while keeping their soul senses at bay.

By this time, Evelynn had also learned to suppress her aura somewhat, so it could not be felt for more than a hundred meters.

As they looked around, they found the land surrounding them was covered by giant rocks, overspread with flora. However, there was also a huge crevice a few meters away from them, causing them to understand that this was where probably the Emperor-Tier Three-Eyed Chromatic Hex Arachnid's Immortal Inheritance had resided before being thrown into the void.

Who could have done such a thing?

They had no idea as they didn't know the spatial encumbrance of the First Haven World. Nonetheless, as soon as they saw that the coast was clear, they quickly concentrated on the other aspects of the world.

The first thing Davis noticed when he entered the First Haven World was the density of the heaven and earth energy. It was extremely high, seething with immortal energy, making him feel like it was a training ground with concentrated energy.

If he had been training here before, surely, his achievements in cultivation could have been obtained faster, but the risks would be high enough to get him killed multiple times.

Davis took a deep breath, feeling his body rejuvenating and circulating better with this kind of undamped energy. However, he quickly noticed something else.

"The air feels rather heavy? I can't fly?"

Davis took a step forward and pounced above. He shot forward a hundred meters in an instant but couldn't help but narrow his brows, causing him to feel that his speed had drastically dropped. It wasn't his top speed, but still, with this kind of dash, he could cover ten kilometers in an instant, which made him frown.

Hovering in the skies, he could tell he could fly, but the energy usage was considerably higher than what he used in the Grand Beginnings Continent. There, he could practically fly for an unlimited amount of time till he reached the end of his lifespan or hit his mental limit. But here, he was severely suppressed.

"It's inevitable. The space is more condensed here and wouldn't be easily breakable. Therefore, the beings living in it would also feel the density of space has changed, making them use more energy to traverse while flying. If you were walking on land before, this is no different than getting caught in a quagmire."

Myria kindly explained while Founder Alstreim Windstorm also opened his mouth.

"My dear descendant. Only Eighth Stage Experts and above are able to fly in the First Haven World. As for everyone below, they could either learn to jump many times, sometimes indefinitely, with movement techniques or walk on the land. Either way, their energy and stamina must match, or they would get tired within a few minutes or hours, depending on the speed they traveled. Therefore, you would see a lot of flying boats or magical beast mounts here."

Davis nodded to their words as he returned.

Depending on his energy, he felt like he could last half a month or more days traveling through the air by himself, which made him ask a question.

"Founder, how many days could a Ninth Stage Pow- Cultivators fly?"

"Average Peak-Level Law Rune Stage Cultivators could fly half a day at best before they would have reached their limit. It could reach one or two days if their Body Tempering Cultivation has reached Peak-Level Martial Overlord Stage. If they fly beyond their limits, then they could only last an hour or two."

"I see."

Davis's lips couldn't help but curl. At least, his energy capacity made it so that he could maintain a speed beyond his limit for two whole days. And by limit, they meant that the energy regeneration rate could not be kept up with the energy consumption rate.

"Ah!"

Abruptly, a person exclaimed, causing Davis, Evelynn, and Myria to turn to look at Founder Alstreim Windstorm.

"My cultivation… it's no longer sealed! It has returned to Level Seven Immortal Foundation Stage!"

Founder Alstreim Windstorm had a bright smile on his face while Davis wondered why he would realize this belatedly. However, he saw the Founder turn to look at Myria with narrowed eyes, a hint of hostility brewing in his eyes.

"I heard you were the source. Is that true?"

Davis narrowed his brows while Myria cast a glance at Founder Alstreim Windstorm.

"It is true, but what of it?"

"You think it's smart to have that kind of tone in front of me now? Have you got any shame? Because of you, how many people did you think died!?"

Founder Alstreim Windstorm's vein popped on his forehead as he snapped at Myria, causing her to narrow her brows. Instantly, David arrived between them, raising his hands.

"Founder, that's enough."

"I understand. I understand that I can't blame her for being targeted by some kind of vicious entity with no qualms about annihilating entire regions. However, because of her and that entity, my family-!"

Founder Alstreim Windstorm waved his hand, severely trembling before he kept his hands behind his back, his chest heaving up and down before he turned around.

"All I wanted was answers, but it seems like I won't be getting it. Fine, fine…"

Davis inwardly grumbled at these two before he turned to look at Myria.

"Sigh. Myria, don't go saying that you are the source to everyone who asks."

"I deceive my enemies, but I don't lie to my allies. It seems I was wrong about your Founder..."

"Then, if you're going to tell the truth, why not explain?"

"So what if I didn't explain? Would people understand me then? How amusing. The last time I tried to explain why did I got hunted down like I was an evildoer? Why did no one believe me? Coincidentally, I know the answer because people want to protect their own skin and kin, abandoning or ignoring anything that might even come off as the slightest harm to them."

Myria icily stared at Davis before she turned around and left, flying away while Davis became stunned.

Founder Alstreim Windstorm watched the two of them quarrel and couldn't help but feel bad. Maybe he had taken it out on the wrong person as her words made him feel like he had been stabbed with an arrow? He did care about his family, but why bother asking about the reason?

Just to satisfy himself? If he knew the reason, would he help her from that vicious entity then?

"Then why did you bother to protect them?"

Myria was leaving when Davis suddenly blocked her path and asked, causing her to stop. She stared at him before Founder Alstreim Windstorm appeared before them.

"Fairy Myria, I apologize if I have offended you." He turned towards Myria and bowed, "It's just that the return of my cultivation has momentarily got to my head, causing me to act audaciously. I know you have also saved many people, unlike me, who only cares about my family, so I once again ask that you accept my apology."

Myria's eyes widened ever so lightly as she became taken aback by the Founder's actions, causing her to turn to look at Davis.

"Did you tell him that I was a reincarnated entity?"

"I didn't. I only told Founder that a vicious entity is targeting you because you're rather special, causing the Calamity Light to have taken form."

They both communicated through soul transmission, while Founder Alstreim Windstorm didn't intercept their soul transmission, remaining bowing towards Myria.

Myria skeptically gazed at Founder Alstreim Windstorm, wondering why an immortal would act so courteously towards a mortal. Was it because he saw her potential? He seemed to be slightly deferential to Davis too.

However, what she didn't know was that Davis had said to Founder Alstreim Windstorm to treat her the same as how he would treat her as she was powerful as him, shocking Founder Alstreim Windstorm, so Myria was not entirely wrong in her thoughts.

"I accept your apology."

Myria coldly uttered before she returned her gaze to Davis.

"Even if this argument didn't happen, I was going to leave. It's not good for us to stay together unless you want us to be cornered into a dead end."

"You're saying..." Davis made an intrigued expression.

"…"

However, Myria didn't continue, causing Davis to cough.

"So you're saying that we could come to each other's aid in the nick of time if we're at different locations?"

"Indeed."

Myria lightly nodded, causing Davis's expression to become complicated. A while later, he gave his reply.

"I want to see Ellia."