Chapter 264 - The Source of the Condensed Essences
Chapter 264: The Source of the Condensed Essences
Revgen looked towards Ange and smiled.
“Dispelling that energy is easy for me, but the seal has been weakened a lot, so it will only be a matter of time before she recovers all her memories.”
Revgen didn’t have any plan to seal her memories again despite being able to do it.
Yale nodded, he already accepted that Ange was a reincarnated expert and, in the end, the two of them were still close family in both lives, so the situation wouldn’t be extremely awkward after she awakened her memories.
Revgen was about to start removing that harmful energy from Ange when he frowned after detecting the time stopped area; he had noticed that there was something wrong with it.
However, that didn’t stop him from starting the process of removal of that energy.
About three minutes later, Revgen had successfully removed all the harming energy from Ange’s body.
“It is done, once she leaves the time stopped area, she would gradually awaken.”
Yale sighed in relief after hearing that Ange was finally saved, but the system still didn’t react with a notification of having completed the quest.
“Maybe, I need to wait until she awakens.”
Yale was about to make that time stopped area disappeared when Revgen interrupted him.
“This dimension had been created with Condensed Essences of Space and Time, right?”
Yale nodded to that; he wasn’t surprised that Revgen was able to notice it.
“From where did you obtain those Condensed Essences?”
Yale really had a hard time answering that because he only had a guess but had no way to confirm it.
“I don’t remember, this space existed since the start and improved as my level increased. I think this is something I prepared before reincarnation and somehow managed to pass those Condensed Essences through reincarnation.”
Revgen frowned because he knew that Yale’s guess was wrong.
“It is impossible to inherit your own Condensed Essence through reincarnation, not even after being a Law God in Life and Death like your past life.”
Yale was shocked by Revgen’s certainty, but he didn’t remember enough to argue with him on that topic.
“Moreover, I may not be proficient in Space and Time, but I can say that those two Condensed Essences are perfect ones. Those Condensed Essences far surpass your level in Space and Time from before reincarnating. Thus, even if by some kind of miracle, you have managed to pass Condensed Essences through reincarnation, they wouldn’t be like these ones.”
That part shocked Yale; he was unable to know the quality of those Condensed Essences compared with his understanding of his past life, but Revgen seemed to be sure about the fact those Condensed Essences were perfect ones.
“I also have two other Condensed Essences in my body. Are they the same type as those in this dimension?”
Yale activated the Condensed Sword Essence and the Condensed Death Essence. Fortunately, since he had created the area with the time stopped in the Storage Space his control over all the Condensed Essences improved a lot. Thus, he could activate them by force for a while.
Revgen frowned as he sensed those Condensed Essences.
“Both of them are also perfect ones. Regarding the Sword, there isn’t any difference between your understanding of the Sword Essence and that Condensed Sword Essence because you already reached perfection in that essence before reincarnating. However, there is a clear difference with that Condensed Death Essence and your previous understanding of the Death Essence.”
Hearing Revgen, he believed that those Condensed Essences weren’t his own; the Condensed Sword Essence had a chance, but given that the others aren’t his, it was difficult to believe that the Condensed Sword Essence was different.
“Then why I had these Condensed Essences hidden inside my soul or in this dimension?”
Yale couldn’t understand how those essences had ended up inside him without him noticing of anything.
“I had a guess about that. Let me confirm something else first. Your mother died giving birth to you?”
That question was unexpected, but Yale nodded to it.
“As I expected. Probably someone had put those Condensed Essences into your soul before you were born provoking that your mother was unable to survive giving birth to you; you drained all her lifeforce at the moment you were born.”
Yale clenched his hands because that would mean that he truly killed his mother, although that wasn’t something under his control. Moreover, he knew that someone had done something to her mother before he was born, so Revgen’s theory made sense.
“Moreover, this is something I wanted to tell you before. I am sure that you chose to leave your memories unsealed before reincarnating. Well, you sealed only some knowledge regarding your death because that was something that was better to not remember, but you didn’t seal anything else.”
Revgen didn’t give Yale any time to speak before continuing.
“You have already surpassed the Novice Rank, so any damage to your soul should already be healed. There is no way you didn’t recover your own memories without a seal in your soul, and since you didn’t do it, someone else should have put that seal in the memories of your soul.”
He paused a bit a looked to Yale’s face who didn’t seem to want to believe his words.
“I guess that the same individual who gave you those Condensed Essences was the one who did the seal. Altering your soul to seal your memories when you were still unborn was even more harmful to your mother than putting some Condensed Essences into your soul.”
Yale could accept the part of the Condensed Essences, but he had difficulties accepting the part about his memories.
“Why are you that sure that I didn’t seal all my memories? Were you with me when I reincarnated?”
Yale believed that originally, he didn’t want to seal them, but changed his opinion in the last moment. That reason was far easier to believe compared to thinking that a Mysterious Expert sealing all his memories before being born.
“I wasn’t there. Only Tofesh went with you at that time. I didn’t even know the place you choose to die before reincarnating.”
Revgen’s words only increased Yale’s certainty in his guess; it wasn’t impossible to change his mind at the last moment.
“However, Tofesh also said that you didn’t plan to seal all your memories when you stabbed yourself with the Space-time Judgement Sword.”
Yale was startled by that part, but he still found a loophole.
“Did I reincarnate immediately after stabbing myself?”
Revgen shook his head.
“No, given your power you had some minutes before being reincarnated, and Tofesh let you pass your last minutes alone as you wished.”
Yale smiled as he was already sure that he had just changed his opinion in those last minutes.
“However, there was someone you didn’t expect at the moment you reincarnated.”
That was difficult to believe because Yale doubted that his past life didn’t put any measures against intruders.
“That man came to see me years ago; he claimed to be your legacy disciple, and I felt some of your aura in him, so I believe he was telling the truth. He told me that he was a weakling at the verge of dying when he accidentally entered in the place you were waiting for reincarnation.”
That was a huge coincidence because there were only a few minutes since Tofesh left and Liye reincarnated. Moreover, it was impossible to find the place where Liye was about to reincarnate on purpose, the only way to end there was by coincidence or in other words, fate.
“At that moment, you considered that meeting him in those circumstances was provoked by fate. Thus, you saved his life and gave a legacy to him. When he spoke with me, he told me that you asked him to find you after reincarnation. You ensured to him that you would remember him, and you also explained that even after reincarnating your power would recover very fast due to all the knowledge you had.”
Hearing the story of that legacy disciple, it didn’t seem that Liye planned to seal his memories even at the last moment.
“Moreover, I was unable to guess the extent of the power of that man. At that time, I had yet to become a Law God in the Life Law and was only a Law Master despite being near advancing, so he should have been at least a Law God to hide his power from me. If he had any ill intention towards me or our continent, I doubt that he would have had any difficulty to kill everyone and conquer the continent.”
Revgen had already become a Law God and was officially the strongest of the continent, but back then, he was still the strongest while being just a Law Master, so it wasn’t difficult for someone like Liye’s legacy disciple to conquer the continent if he had wanted.
“Do you think that he was the one who gave me those Condensed Essences and sealed my memories?”
Revgen quickly shook his head.
“No. He was powerful, but he seemed straightforward and was eager to meet you again. He didn’t seem the kind of person who acts stealthy like the someone who sealed your memories.”
That legacy disciple provoked quite a good impression on Revgen back then.
“Don’t focus your attention on him. You have many friends across different worlds, and also a lot of disciples, any of them could have done it.”