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Planetary bodies

## **World cores**

It is a magical crystal residing in the deepest core of a world. Some believe that a world core is essentially alive, and the planet’s attunement a result of its cultivation where it absorbs the energy of The Cosmos. **Chapter 507**

## **Dao**

Catheya had talked about outer realms being “far from the heavens” when describing the frontier, but he hadn’t understood what that meant. However, now it felt clearer. He wouldn’t say that the Cosmic Energy was attuned, or that the air was filled with Origin Dao. It was simply… Better.

He could sense his Dao with greater clarity, like the opposite feeling of when he was in the Tower of Eternity and the Dao felt hollow from the time dilation. It didn’t feel as palpable as when Earth was newly integrated and rife with Origin Dao, but it was rather stable and pervasive. Perhaps it was equivalent to a C-grade continent, considering that people had managed to achieve Divine Monarchy in this place. **Chapter 793**

## Worlds

### **D grade**

Earth could be considered a very small planet even after having grown by a huge degree due to the merging of planets. But it was pretty much as small as a D-Graded planet could be, where the larger ones could have a surface area that was hundreds of times larger.

In an early D-grade world, the peak factions would generally have one or two Hegemons, most of them at the early stage. One or two cultivators on the planet might be able to push to Middle D-grade by hoarding resources. In contrast, on a High D-grade World, even Peak Hegemons could appear with the right resources and heritage. Furthermore, the larger factions would be able to raise scores of weaker Hegemons.

Certainly, with Earth remaining at low D-grade Mass, the planet wouldn't have enough space for too many peak figures. The higher you climbed, the bigger a support system you needed. If Zac had been a normal cultivator who relied on his clan for resources, he might have needed to gobble up the resources of half the planet for a shot at Peak Hegemony. **Chapter 844**

* New Earth
* Ensolus
* Bloodwind Planet

### **C grade**

As for C-Graded worlds, the whole area of Earth would barely be considered a clan's fiefdom, a small corner of a single kingdom. Those kinds of worlds were exceedingly rare though, and according to Galau there were just three such planets in the whole Allbright Empire. Seventy percent of all C-grade forces in the Allbright Empire lived on the Allbright World, with the rest divided on the two slightly inferior planets." **Chapter 425**

C-Grade continents, those physics-defying stretches of land defied space, taking up mind-bogglingly large areas. A world so large that a Peak E-grade cultivator would die of old age before having the opportunity to visit even a fraction of the countries, factions, and danger zones it housed. This kind of environment produced an endless number of opportunities thanks to its dense energies, and it was the kind of place most cultivators the Zecia sector could only dream of visiting. **Chapter 852**

* Goldblade Continent
* Allbright World/Continent
Torrid Demons

"...a skin that was tinted in a greyish-red. The skin looked coarse and almost like a cross between scales and normal human skin...

neither this demon or the others wore any shoes, but after an inspection it made some sense. The demon’s feet looked like a slimmer version of the barghest’s taloned paws, with three sharp claws in the front.

Finally the pair of horns that had warned him from approaching them. They were a blood red color, and looked like an artist’s rendition of fire. They started in his upper forehead, and was bent backwards along his skull. It looked like tongues of fire were reaching upwards along the horn." - **Chapter 23.**

" ... like the Torrid Demonkin that all the members of Clan Azh'Rezak belonged to ..." **Chapter 502.**
The Ladder

"He started to feel that the ladder system was akin to a ranking that you could see in many games, where his level was listed against others. It sounded like something the System would do. It wanted to force people to get stronger, and a ladder would generate competition amongst the elite." - **Chapter 84**

“Everyone can see the ladder. I guess that you are considered role models by the System? So it wants to display you for us as well” - **Chapter 100**

## Integration Ladder

### **Human Ladder**

Correct as of **Chapter 431**

Correct as of **Chapter 431**

Correct as of **Chapter 431.**

### **Ishiate Ladder**

 1

 1
 11

### **Zhix Ladder**

 1
 2
 3

### **Moleman Ladder**

All three of the Molemen on the council were in the top five on their ladder, and the lowest rank amongst the others was rank twenty. All, apart from one, were also on the Dao Ladder. **Bk 4 Ch 50**

 1-5
 1-5

### End of the Integration Ladder

Zac upon trying to open the Ladder screen, found that nothing happened. He concluded that the System had finished its Ladder experiment. **Chapter 528**
Sino-Indian Alliance

The reorganized strongholds of China, Korea, and India. This force could be seen as an ally of the Marshall Clan, though they had not entered official negotiations at the time the Zombie hordes were moving. They were allies of the New World Government but it had proven to be an extremely flaky ally for them having promised them assistance with the Undead Incursion for months, but the Government has only made a symbolic show of effort. **Chapter 296**

At the time of the battle against the Undead Incursion they were a large group of trash. Armed with pre-integration weaponry. Most were below level 10. They would have probably just turned into even more zombies to kill. Ilvere thought that only fifty thousand or so were proper warriors, though their levels weren’t anything impressive. **Chapter 305**

They have expressed discontent with Zac's decision to have the Undead join his Empire (**Chapter 952**) to the extent that Guru Anaad Phakiwar led an uprising alongside 2 towns on the border of the Dead Zone and was killed by a strikeforce of Valkyries and Demons with not a single agitator managing to escape (**Chapter 953**).

## **Powerhouses and Elites**

**Daoist Chosui** (5th Level Ladder, 9th Dao Ladder) and **Guru** **Anaad Phakiwar** (7th Level Ladder, 2nd Dao Ladder) were holding down the fort for the Sino-Indian Alliance during the Undead War. Ilvere believed he could fight both of them to a draw with his restrictions still in place (**Chapter 305**).

## **Territory**

The Sino-Indian alliance was displaced by the Dead Zone, so I'd say that they would settle around it.

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/593783253320597515/593789035584159765/789573500011937812
Path/Body Array

The first array, the **[Two Extremities Physique Array]**, might be some sort of training array to form a unique constitution. It might even be an extremely suited constitution based on the name. Two Extremities could refer to life and death, or perhaps even Creation and Oblivion. Remolding his body to be able to withstand the two Remnants seemed pretty amazing. That might just be wishful thinking, though.

That would mean that the award was an upgraded version of the Body-Tempering Manual, an array that would directly awaken a life and death constitution. However, there was another possibility, based on the wording of the first and third rewards. One was called a Physique Array, and the other a Soul Array.

That kind of wording was a bit reminiscent of War Arrays, and it made him remember something: the Fire Golem down in the Underworld. Parts of its body had been engraved with crude fractals, and he had learned this was a common way for constructs to improve their power.

Was the same thing possible for humans? Was it perhaps an array that would be engraved to his body, somehow boosting it beyond its normal capabilities? He guessed something like that would work like a synthetic constitution or something, where it provided similar boosts.

Whichever way the array worked, the end result was most likely the same. It would probably directly increase his combat power by improving his body, almost like having a private War Array. It would give a direct and convenient boost to his Strength, and it was definitely a viable choice. **B5-P334**

His head was adorned with six short horns, and his bare round chest was covered in fractal tattoos. **B7-P661**

Zac sighed, as she actually reminded him a bit of Thea. She had similar features, and even wore three thin swords on her back. One stark difference was the face tattoos, looking like a spiderweb of red fractals. He’d read about the Havarok Empire before, and it was much more militant in nature than the Radiant Temple or even the Undead Empire.

They weren’t like the Radiant Temple, who didn’t much care about their domain as long as they kept producing resources and talented seedlings. The Havarok Empire was one cohesive unit where strength trumped all. Even birthright to a certain degree.

The tattoos were a designation of sorts, telling a story of their exploits. Apparently, they weren’t completely cosmetic either, as the patterns formed proper arrays. Zac had almost gotten his hands on a similar method in the Tower of Eternity, but he’d ultimately given up on that method. **B8-P275**
Ladder to Heaven

Gaining Autarchy is to form a ladder to Heaven, and the more steps you form the greater the foundation you build for this ladder. Each step adds not only power, but a large amount of longevity. **Chapter 716**

The Heavens had been gated off, and the ancient factions held the keys. You would either have to pursue the broken peaks or bend the knee for a chance to drink at the fountain of truth. But Alvod wasn’t willing. His Path was within the purview of the Heavens, but he would never surrender his freedom. **Chapter 715**

Heaven's Path is to form a Ladder toward Heaven where eight is peak and nine is perfection. **Chapter 958**

## False Stage

If you fail to build a ladder to Heaven, you still have a chance to conjure the chains to the Earthly Planes and become an Earth Immortal, or a Fallen Autarch. You are weaker than true Autarchs, and you will be assaulted by increasingly ferocious Heavenly Tribulations every ten thousand years.

Technically, one can sever the chains to progress. If you manage to break all seven Earthly Chains, you should theoretically have a chance at Supremacy. And a Supremacy who rose through this path should be no worse than a true Supremacy who walked Heaven's Path. Severing a chain barely improves your strength; you are still bound to the Earth. But breaking each subsequent chain will become more and more difficult. Even breaking the first is more difficult than stepping into Hegemony with a Half-step core. And all the while, you must deal with the recurring Tribulation Lightning.

It's the path of a previous Heaven, and the method was discovered in an Eternal Heritage shortly after the System was created. Some hoped to use it as an alternative path to the Peak, so they adjusted it to work with our Dao. But ultimately, it's not part of this Era. **Chapter 958**
Rhubat

One of the Zhix Anointed who took part in their Crusade against the Dominators.

## Appearance

The Anointed looked quite different compared to before during the Crusade against the Dominators, now only reaching three meters in height. White cracks covered their whole body. It was a result of his final attack that slew Adcarkas, and they bore the jagged scars like a badge of honour. **Chapter 682**

## Cultivation

Rhubat's aura was now extremely condensed, like they were a bomb on the verge of exploding after having passed into E-Grade. Rhubat's experiences in the Hidden Realm along with their latent potential had allowed them to retain almost 80% of their former strength even after taking the antidote, and Rhubat had regained that and much more after passing into the E-Grade. **Chapter 682**

### Skills

* **Unknown offensive skill**
	+ launched an attack empowered by his Dao Fragment so fast it looked like a blur to Zac holding a force greater than **Ilvere's** Dao of Momentum (Fragment), even empowered by [**Cyclic Strike**]. It also contained a terrifying amount of belief. The attack pushed Void two steps back but otherwise left him unharmed until Rhubat detonated it which visibly injured the Dominator
	+ Zac wasn't sure whether it was a skill or a treasure

### Dao

He has an Earth attuned Dao Fragment according to Zac.

### Rhubat's cultivation cave

Inside were a few braziers, with a pond fifty meters across in the middle. There was also some odd moss growing on the ceiling, and a single glance was all it took for Zac to understand it was a material at the same level as his Tree of Ascension.

The place wasn’t quite at the level of Zac's own cultivation cave, but it wasn’t too far off either. **Chapter 682**

1. ↑ Chapter 1,068
Mercantile System

Created by Orlan Stillsun, the Apostate of Greed,

It is a central tool for the economy of the Multiverse.

## Mercantile Licences

Brute force was not an option when Mercantile Licenses were involved. You could kill everyone in the clan, but that would just end up with the license being revoked, along with the offender getting punished by the System. **Bk 4 Ch 12**

The Mercantile System is like a hidden website where you need to unlock every ware one by one. A Mercantile License is your login to the main website, but it is only the start from what I understand. You still need to perform various tasks to upgrade the license to give access to better wares and rates. **Chapter 332**

It wasn't easy to get a Mercantile licence you needed to be a true talent in business and accomplish rare feats to even get the quest chains started. From there, you needed to get at least an A-grade evaluation to get a Temporary License. To make it permanent, even more trials and tribulations waited. **Chapter 846**

The actual Mercantile Licence appears as a golden glowing parchment. **Bk 2 Ch 25**

## Limited Licences

* **Dragonwing Enterprises**
	+ Smaug's license is limited, meaning that it only lasts for 100 years, and he can only buy wares from a corporation called Stumpbugle Bombs. **Chapter 332**
* **Flowing Moon Corporation**
	+ Starlight had a limited license. **Chapter 540**
* **Unnamed business**
	+ The Raun Spectrals have an incomplete mercantile license connected to the Undead Empire. **Chapter 840**

## Guild Licences

All intra-sector trade through a Mercantile License is under the purview of a Mercantile Guild, which is controlled by the largest mercantile organizations and clans. The System is uninterested in the details, so it pawns off that responsibility to the ones who have the qualifications and are willing to pay the fees.

"Their licenses are far more advanced than the basic ones. With them, they can control a lot of things. They can even ban certain products and impose tariffs. **Chapter 846**

## Known Holders of Mercantile Licences

* Thayer Consortia
* Stumpbugle Bombs
	+ It’s a goblin company, and they make weird arrays. They only sell consumable weapons, from simple arrays to weapons of mass destruction. **Chapter 332**
* Starlode Ventures
	+ A lot of the Tsarun-clan’s business is going through them, and they are suspected to even trade with the Undead Empire and unorthodox cultivators. **Chapter 846**
* Draol Munitions
	+ They have a close alliance with many of the Inscriptionists Kenzie *consulted* as Lady Pretty. They are one of the two biggest suppliers of expendable wartime items such as talismans, arrays, and offensive and defensive treasures. **Chapter 846**
	+ They had a store at the heart of the Tower Base Town, but it was kind of exclusive like the Zethaya Pill House.
* Kalton Clan
	+ a variety wholesaler and direct subordinate of Mount Luminous. **Chapter 930**

### Unknown

* Mount Luminous
	+ one of the nine peak ventures in Zecia. **Chapter 930**
	+ It’s a joint venture between the Allbright Clan and a few other major players in the Allbright Empire. **Chapter 930**
K'Rav

*Bastard, thinking of such nefarious things! Senior Esmeralda has brought us such a marvellous plan, and you want to tarnish it with your wicked and unorthodox ideas?!* **Ch 1,041**

## About

### Scheming against Ogras

* A Goblin Warlock of the former Ra'Lashar Goblins who attempted to supplant Ogras but was confounded by his preparations eventually being bound into his Shadewar Flag as it's Tool Spirit. The spectral goblin would keep growing stronger as new shades were interred into the flag. Even worse, the warlock kept complaining in the back of Ogras' mind, a broken record railing against his unjust treatment as though his attempt at possession was fair play. K'Rav's soul was simply too powerful, and Ogras was unable to shut out his quibbling. **Chapter 816**

### Working with Ogras

* Having gotten the chance to see the true nature of the wider universe, finally. With the System in place, he has determined he is better off helping with the realignment process of the **[Shadewar Flag]**. That way, he can be grandfathered into the Heavenly Path and given a chance at rebirth. **Chapter 992**

1. ↑ Ch 1,010
Runebinder

**[Runebinder: Manually evolve a skill while in E-grade. Reward: Base Attributes +50.]**

There were various levels of the title:

* **Runebreaker**. You’d get that skill if you messed up so badly the skill was degraded to the point to be relegated to a lower tier.
* **Runebinder** was right in between, meaning that you lost some efficacy when adding modifications, but not to the point that the skill degraded in quality.
* **Runemaster**, the version where you evolved a skill and it actually became stronger than before, like turning a High-quality skill into a peak-quality one.
* **Unknown** - there was an even better version where you created a skill from scratch. If you managed to create a peak-quality skill on your own before reaching D-grade, you’d reportedly get a top-tier title.

**Chapter 721**
Nigel

A well-dressed middle-aged man who acts as an assistant and in some ways an interpreter for Thwonkin Billy.

## Appearance

He is described as butleresque and has a proper British accent.(**Chapter 132).** He wears glasses (**Chapter 715**).

## Cultivation

Nigel has a rare buffing class similar to Emily's, and he would be able to singlehandedly bolster the defences of any base. **Chapter 564**
Mohzius Tayn

Mohzius Tayn is the head of the Tayn family. He has guarded his wife's throne for millions of years. Not even the Allfather of the **Creators** would dare say no to him. **Chapter 856**

## **Appearance**

A scorching sun hovered in the void, with an impossibly large middle-aged man sitting on top of it. The man looked to be an amalgam of man and flames, and the heat he emanated far eclipsed the sun beneath him. **Chapter 471**
Kaldor

The Overlord of the Pure Death-zone in Orom (**Chapter 810**). He has a Splinter of Oblivion. Kaldor held no love for the living but he had left some invitation tokens for promising undead warriors to find.

Kaldor was from a faction of equal standing to the Umbri’Zi Clan, though it was more of an army than a clan.

Kaldor's path is heavily influenced by his Killing Intent being the first character to show things like Killing Intent Arrays.

Kaldor had arrived in the Orom World as an early Monarch, meaning the skeleton had some real standing even before he was caught. Why the Orom had actually dared swallow him was unclear, and perhaps only Kaldor himself knew the answer to that question. **Chapter 826**

Kaldor had to take the blame for Zac's attempt to escape from Orom with an Annihilation Sphere, costing him 50,000 points. **Chapter 810**

## Personality

Gruff and straightforward. **Chapter 825**

## Appearance

Kaldor stood around two meters tall, just like Zac, but Zac knew that Kaldor’s real height should be between three and five meters. He was simply restrained by the spatial manipulations of the **Orom**.

Kaldor's build might be scrawny for a human, but Kaldor definitely didn’t look human.

Kaldor looked like he wore full-body bone armour beneath a tattered vest and loose-fitting pants. However, those bones weren’t a Spirit Tool or forged equipment. They were Kaldor’s true exoskeleton, a unique feature of the Reavers.

Thousands upon thousands of small runes covered Kaldor’s skull and arms, and Zac knew that the same was true for his whole body. It wasn’t something Kaldor had done himself, but rather a natural progression of his body. **Chapter 824**

## Cultivation

The aura that had descended on the square could only be forged through innumerable life-and-death battles. Neither the Ogre in the Big Axe Coliseum nor Greatest could even come close to the aura of supremacy that flooded the castle. The Havarok Autarch's killing intent might've been stronger, but it had been less condensed. **Chapter 810**

Pavina stated that he may become a Divine Monarch at will: “Many even believe he can leave any time he wants but chooses to suppress his cultivation for our sake.” **Chapter 811**

Kaldor can weaponise congealed killing intent to the point it can be used to form a seal or array to disrupt his opponent and empower himself. Every time their attacks collided, Zac felt like being rebuffed by an army of battle hardened veterans, where their wills had been turned into a power of faith. Zac tried to regain control, but he repeatedly found his technique unable to withstand this kind of power. It was undying, everlasting, a true manifestation of the Dao of Conflict. **Chapter 825**
Perala Janodrok

## **Appearance**

Perala Janodrok wore the same long white robes as always, its engraved hems spreading out like a lotus flower around her sitting position. Her features were made indistinct by the veil of darkness that shrouded her, but Leyara knew she was beautiful, extremely so. Why else would those old toads be so obsessed with her? There were more female Monarchs to court if you just wanted a diplomatic alliance. **Chapter 824**

## **Cultivation**

The Void Priestess is a true powerhouse, and she singlehandedly fought off six Monarchs of similar rank 200 000 years ago. Since then, she has probably only grown stronger. **[Chapter 605]** The Void Priestess is considered a peak figure of the Zecia sector. **[Chapter 579]**

The most powerful Spatial Cultivator in the **Zecia Sector** according to **Ultimate Peak** (**Chapter 860**).
Reyna Umbri’Zi

A Draugr and the Matriarch of the Umbri’Zi Family.

## **Personality**

So far she has seemed quite amicable and friendly laughing, smiling and reminiscing on her memories of Be'Zi in her youth but this may simply be down to her being among people of the same branch and her being in a good mood due to the successful action against the Havarok Empire and the potential benefit to her clan and the Draugr as a whole from bringing Zac in. **Chapter 789** & **790**

## **Cultivation**

Someone who was at least a fifth-step Autarch. An ancient being who had lived for at least 20 million years, partly thanks to her mastery over the Dao of Time. **Chapter 789**

### **Dao**

Her Dao is implied to be mixed meaning Time/Death Dao. **Chapter 835**
Terminus

**[Terminus – Gaze upon the Terminus.]**

There was only a short description and no reward, the first empty Title Zac had encountered thus far. Zac guessed the Terminus either referred to the lightning sea or the pattern that he could no longer remember, but he didn’t understand why the System would add a title if it wouldn’t dole out any Attributes.

Perhaps someone in the Base Town would know, but he felt that keeping this experience to himself was for the best. Stuff like the Dao of Chaos involved the System itself and the peak individuals of the multiverse, and just talking about it might bring a calamity upon his head. **Chapter 464**

## Commentary

### Yrial

"I impart my path of Cyclic Supremacy to you, in hopes you will reach the grand terminus," Yrial said next, his words echoing like thunder in Zac's mind. **Chapter 290**

### Kalo

*I am Kalo, and my path has taken me to the edge of the Heavens and Earth. In this book, I have left my gathered knowledge and insights on duality. May they assist you in the pursuit of the Terminus.* **Chapter 854**

### Wal'Zo

Another wave of reluctance filled his heart as his mind wandered back to that distant past. To those who said no to the Terminus, and set about changing the course of history. To the Eternal, who sacrificed herself to keep the flicker of hope alive when all else failed. **Chapter 917**

### Sendor

"Sorry, kiddo, looks like I can't put my hand into this matter. The Terminus Council is mostly forgotten, but their will and Karma still spread through all creation like a web. That scenario is far from over." **Chapter 1037**

### Eoz

"I can tell my branch is not represented among the stars in your era, but that's the natural order. Impermanence is law for all subjugated by the Terminus Seals." **Chapter 1089**

## **Unique aspects of the Title**

However, he noticed that his recently gained title related to the Terminus was missing in his status screen, though he could still find it if he opened the actual title screen. It was a bit odd, but he honestly felt it was for the best. What if some old monster had the ability to spy on his status screen? Having seen the Terminus might only cause a bunch of problems for him. **Chapter 470**
Stormstar

A pirate of the Zurbor Sector and a Sealbearer of the Hollow Court that Zac's Army discovered being held prisoner on a word they conquered.

## Description

* She was born from the stars, accustomed to the vast silence. **Chapter 1,107**
* She was only 90 years old ... **Chapter 1,107**

## History

* ... but how could the settlers of the Ragged Expanse not have some tricks up their sleeves? **Chapter 1,107**
* It had taken her four decades to assemble her crew after assassinating her old captain and commandeering her ship. **Chapter 1,107**
* The Sealbearer was originally from the Zurbor Sector, though not part of the Kan'Tanu sect. **Chapter 1,105**
* She was an Early Hegemon, and her strength had let her ravage multiple E-grade worlds before being caught. **Chapter 1,105**

## Cultivation

* Shattering the bracelet would probably cost her a hand, but the **[Stormfiend Codex]** would let her regrow it in a year or so. **Chapter 1,107**
* He should be a Body Cultivator just like herself. **Chapter 1,107**
* It felt like she was staring up at an actual Primordial Fiendgod, the mythological creature that was the source of inspiration for her Body Tempering Manual. **Chapter 1,107**

## Ultom

* She had been chosen for greatness, becoming a Skypiercer of Ultom and shedding her old life. **Chapter 1,107**
True Strike

“**[True Strike]** is a mental attack powered by battle intent. It confuses the instincts of the opponent, allowing you to forcibly create an opening." **Chapter 421**

"However, he suddenly remembered that he had gained a few new cards, and his killing intent congealed into a spear that stabbed into the man’s back as Zac activated **[True Strike]**. Others wouldn’t be able to see the spear as it was only a mean for Zac to control where he wanted to redirect the attention." **Chapter 439**
Robert Atwood

After returning from the Tutorial a few cultivators wanted to seize power over Greenworth. There was a chance to become Lord if you did that, and people wanted to be the ruler because you apparently get all kinds of benefits. So Thom Sullivan and the others killed the mortals who had started organizing people, not allowing any other factions to crop up. Robert was among those organisers.

Anticipating his death he left a necklace for Zac and Kenzie as a memento from Leandra that might help them find her. This later turned out to be a Technocrat artefact. **Chapter 116**

After experiencing a vision of his mother during his E-Grade Heart tribulation, Zac concluded that Robert wasn't his biological father but so what? He had been as real a father as any could have been. The fact that there might be some other guy out there didn't matter in the slightest to Zac, he could just be considered a sperm donor at best if it even was true. There was no point in looking into the matter any further. **Chapter 488**

A Leandra AI, locked within the Technocrat necklace, informed Zac that Robert found her as she wandered around Earth in a daze with her memories clouded and her aura concealed by a safety protocol, and they had Zac two years later. **Chapter 491**
Riley

Riley is an elite of the **Atwood Valkyries.** She was among the first to sign up to Zac's cause in Greenworth (**Chapter 121**) and was one of those who gained the most during their forced march ending up at level 20 before being put under **Alyn's** care.

Like all the Valkyries she wield a spear and has a **Warrior** class or variant thereof.
Orsiccas

One of the Bishops who took part in the Incursion of the Church of Everlasting Dao on **New Earth**.

This was the third world Orsiccas got tasked with purifying and processing, which is one of the reasons why he was chosen to head the special assignment of attacking the Monarch-Select while his brothers kept the activities going in their main base. **[Chapter 151]** He led the 3rd battalion of the incursion. **[Chapter 413]**

Orsiccas was a confidante of High Vicar Uld and the only other leader of the mission team that knew of the true purpose of these Invasions. **[Chapter 489]** He was not a fanatic but rather a careerist, he treated the mission of the Church like business, *the very business had enabled him to reach heights he could only have dreamed of, with a clear path all the way to becoming a C-Ranked Cardinal.* **[Chapter 151]**

He was slayed by Ogras Azh'Rezak, and this was the fight where Ogras lost his left hand. **[Chapter 157]**

*Zac finally took a good look at his companion and was shocked at what he saw. The demon was in even worse state than he was. Grisly wounds and burns covered multiple parts of his body, and everything from down from his left elbow was simply missing, leaving just a bloody stump.* **[Chapter 157]**

*Ogras ... took out a lizardman head out of his pouch.*

*“The leader of those fucking cultists didn’t prove a match against a true demonic warrior either,” the demon continued and threw away the head, its arc drawing mesmerized looks.* **[Chapter 157]**

## **Appearance**

*It was a richly decked priest in a unique gown. He was angrily glaring around, with a shimmering mace in his hand.* **[Chapter 154]**

## **Cultivation**

Orsiccas doubted whether he himself was Mhal's match. **[Chapter 151]**

He used a shimmering mace as a weapon. **[Chapter 151]**

### **Skills**

* *the bullet didn’t work on this man, as the high priest roared and a wave of golden flame exploded out from him, covering almost half the camp in an instant. The bullet was scorched into nothingness, and all the poison in the area was incinerated*. ...*every shot disintegrated before they hit the man. Waves of billowing heat kept wafting out from the priest, making Sap wonder just how much Cosmos Energy the man contained. Interestingly enough the fire didn’t seem to ham the priests, but rather strengthen them.* **[Chapter 155]**
* *the high priest lifted his mace toward his direction, seemingly giving out a death sentence. A great light shone down on Sap from the heavens above, and he looked up to see boundless fire descending upon him. It felt like the fire didn’t only want to burn his body, but even his soul.* **[Chapter 155]**
* *the high priest radiated a blazing glory. A gigantic sun burned behind the priest’s back, and the mace in his hand seemed to feed upon the celestial fire.* **[Chapter 155]**
Timeline

A timeline of events taking place during the course of the story. Year 0 is the integration of Earth into the System.

## **Timeline**

Upcoming Events

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/593783253320597515/593789035584159765/928993332502335528
2. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/593783253320597515/593789035584159765/928938736618700850
Tower of Eternity - Title

A Title received for clearing a set number of floor in The Tower of Eternity. Depending on the floor achieved there will be a different title. The title varies from person to person, the titles shown being what Zac received.

**[Tower of Eternity – 1st Floor: Reach the 10th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: Strength +5, Endurance +5, Vitality +5]**

**[Tower of Eternity – 2nd Floor: Reach the 19th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All Attributes +5]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 3rd Floor: Reach the 28th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All Attributes +10]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 4th Floor: Reach the 37th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All stats +10. Strength +5%, Endurance +5%, Vitality +5%]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 5th Floor: Reach the 46th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All stats +10. Strength +5%, Endurance +5%, Vitality +5%, All Stats +5%.]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 6th Floor: Reach the 55th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All stats +10. All Stats +10%.]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 7th Floor: Reach the 64th level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All stats +10, All Stats +10%, Effect of Attributes +5%]**

**[Tower of Eternity - 8th Floor: Reach the 73rd level of the Tower of Eternity. Reward: All stats +10, All Stats +10%, Effect of Attributes +10%]**
Pavina

She has taken Zachary Atwood as her pupil in his  Draugr persona on instruction from Commander Kaldor, her master (**Chapter 811**).

## Personality

Seemingly cold but with a weakness to flattery (**Chapter 811**).

## Appearance

A natural born Revenant, a mix of human and orc by Zac's estimation. She looked like your average 30-year-old but she was anything but. With her impressive height that matched Zac's own, and a build that was a brutal mix of feline grace and barely contained explosive momentum, she was a natural-born warrior.  She has a slight scar on her chin and her exposed arms from her black sleeveless leather armour were covered in them.

## Cultivation

When Zac learnt of her she was a Hegemon (**Chapter 803**) but she broke through to Monarchy within a year (**Chapter 811**).

Pavina, for example, had pushed death to a level Zac had never seen before. However, she wasn't like Zac, a spider who gradually trapped and whittled down his victims.

She was a grim reaper, whose strikes and technique presented another facet of inexorability. Zac almost felt like his own Inexorable Stance was a joke compared to the lethality that the Revenant exhibited, but he pulled himself together, knowing that he was still finding his way. **Chapter 804**

She walked the path of death just as he did, yet her lethality was so much greater than his, even with Zac's all accumulated advantages. It wasn't that her class was so different from his either. She had used a ghastly avatar that controlled ropes of darkness and she had used pure death as a poison, similar to his **[**Blighted Cut**]** or **[**Deathmark**]**.

Pavina hadn't used any pure offensive skills like **[**Gorehew**]** or **[**Nature's Edge**]** at all, but she had almost made it seem that way. It was like she had become death incarnate as she pushed forward. Why would death need to wait for its victims? She was the ender of all, destroyer of life. As much as the warrior had struggled, she was the one who abjudicated his fate. **Chapter 807**

Pavina didn’t cultivate her soul at all, apart from using some sort of warrior method that passively strengthened its defenses over time. **Chapter 826**

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/593783253320597515/593789035584159765/927648146413215755
Lucky Beads

A fate augmenting treasure Zac acquired in the Perennial Vastness and named himself.

## Appearance

It had exactly fifty-four prayer beads. It was much too long to make a bracelet and instead looked like something you'd wear around your neck. Most of the beads were made out of wood and alternating between natural dark brown and painted black. It had three silver beads interspaced between every 17-bead cycle. Most importantly, the beads emitted a mysterious aura of providence. It was not the Dao of Karma or Samsara, but more like the intangible feeling of fathering fate Zac had sometimes sensed since his effective Luck surpassed 1,000. **Chapter 1,022**

## Effect

The exact effect of the beads was difficult to quantify, but Zac didn't believe they acted like an increase to his effective Luck, at least not in the way he expected. He had gained significant boosts to his attributes before, and the experience wasn't like this. It felt more like the beads acted like a translator and amplifier of the intangible feeling his Luck generated. **Chapter 1,022**
Julia Lombard

She was the former cultivator liaison of the New World Government initiative (**Chapter 85**) and part of the Cultivator Special Branch (**Chapter 113**). She was tasked with creating good relations with strong cultivators and bringing them over to the NWG's side.

She was revealed to be a lesbian and in a relationship with Emma MacHale (**Chapter 150**) which became strained due to them having conflicting views on the NWG.

She has since abandoned the government declining to go back to them as Port Atwood's spokesperson and requesting to be allowed to stay in Zac's territory (**Chapter 276**).

She has spent her time on Port Atwood assisting with diplomatic issues with the Marshall Clan (**Chapter 509**). Zac sent her back to the NWG to act as his spy or alternatively use his name to garner information from those hoping to defect from the NWG (**Chapter 512**).

## New Direction

On returning she appealed to Zac for control of the Ministry of Justice as she feels that law and order has deteriorated on his territories besides Port Atwood itself and he agreed if Janos worked with her (**Chapter 519**).

She had singlehandedly quashed over a dozen insurrections while most of the elites were stuck on Ensolus. Not only that, but she was the author of the Atwood Codex, the set of laws that fused Old Earth’s justice system with the realities of the Multiverse. **Chapter 933**

## Appearance

She wears a pantsuit and has the appearance of an office drone at a large corporation. Zac described her as forgettable (**Chapter 113**)

"... that plain looking bore …" **Chapter 150**

## Cultivation

She is a Cultivator and was level 28 as of **Chapter 113.**

Her hard work in the Ministry of Justice had left her cultivation lacking, and from what Zac understood, she was planning on making a similar shift like Vai once had. **Chapter 933**
Quest System

Quests are essentially missions given by the System acting as both guidance and an incentive.

## **Quest rarity**

Zac encountered two quest rarities, **Normal** and **Unique**. Normal was pretty straight forward, and seemed like normal grinding quests in video games, “kill x number of y...” or “collect 10 ores”, which would reward some experience and gold.

In this case, there was no gold, but the unique quests did reward him with something called Nexus Crystals, which might be a currency. **Chapter 5**

## **Quest categories**

### Active quests

Quests which it is currently possible to complete and turn in.

* **Monster Hunt**

### Dynamic quests

* **Sovereignty Quest**
* **Integration Trial** Chapter 526

### Limited Quests

Quests of limited duration.

* **Ascension** (Limited Open) Seize the Fruit of Ascension upon ripening. **Chapter 59**
* **Death Defiance** (Unique, Limited): The war between life and death is as old as time. Stop the realignment of your world. Reward: World Core Upgrade. Individual rewards based on contribution. (0/1). **Chapter 496**
* **Reciprocity** (Unique, Limited): Surrender a glimpse of Chaos. Reward: - (0/1) [598d] [NOTE: Failure to comply will result in loss of 10 levels and one random Dao.] **Chapter 739**

### Trial

* **The folly of the Boundless.** (Limited, Trial): Hunt the Qriz'Ul and collect their core runes. Each fully-filled pattern will form a key. Reward: Based on the number of keys gained. (4/6) **Chapter 749**

### Inheritance

* **Seal of the Left Imperial Palace** (Unique, Inheritance): Form a seal of the Left Imperial Palace. Reward: Become a Flamebearer of Ultom. (1/4) **Chapter 874**

### Training

Training was enabled with the **Pathstrider** Title. **Chapter 587 & 589**

### Decree

Nobles with sufficient rank can generate Decree quests. **Chapter 744** Their rewards are not provided by the system and must be collected in person.

### Class Quests

* Skill Quests
* Dao Quests
Thrak

*“Welcome, descendant. I am Thrak, the Titan. Prove your worthi-“* Thrak just before the statue he was using to communicate got smashed by **Billy**. **Chapter 538**

## **History**

The Titan was a dumb brute who kept causing trouble. He came to my master to have him forge a set of defensive treasures. **Book 6** *Brazla's summation of Thrak*

He claims to have been tricked by Brazla at some point in the past.

According to the Titan Ancestor who appears in Billy's dreams he is a descendant of their clan. HIs bloodline is weak and impure, but it has undergone a real awakening and he believes this half-blood child might be able to help Billy take the first steps with his bloodline. **Chapter 538**

## **Personality**

"Haha, I am stupid, but that doesn't matter because I am strong." **Chapter 538**

## **Appearance**

Billy believes he looks a lot like himself and he has brown hair which is unchanged when he grows. **Chapter 538**

## **Cultivation**

But he was a lot better at growing than Billy, and Billy's gaped when the man became as big as the mountain they stood on.

What was this? One fart from him and **Billyville** would be blown away. **Chapter 538**

"Now let Thrak teach you how to bash without getting bashed. It took Thrak a lot of effort to figure this out, so listen well." **Chapter 538**
Main Paris

First mentioned: **Chapter 518**

One of the larger secondary hubs of the New World Government, the other being New Washington. Main Paris is located in the middle of Pangea. From Main Paris one can travel to most major towns of Earth within a month or two even by foot although such a trip would be suicide for most humans.

## **Resources**

**Hunting Zone** - one week’s travel from Main Paris is a medium sized forest full of Derriers, a pack animal from the Ishiate world which are aggressive, plentiful but not particularly powerful. This was used as a training ground by the NWG for their soldiers. The forest is blocked to the north and the west by an inhospitable mountain range and a massive saltwater lake to the east. The NWG accesses it from the South. This created an enclosed area that allowed the Derriers to multiply freely.

The mountains are home to extremely territorial birds that feed on the Derrier and are capable of taking down fighter jets.
Threzz

Threzz is one of Adriel's Generals in the Undead Incursion and they were known as the Lords of Undeath according to a System Quest give to Abbot Everlasting Peace.

Named in **Chapter 357** where it is revealed he has a fierce rivalry with the **Church** resulting in or because of them wiping out four of his subsquads. **Adriel** chooses not to let him fight them at that point giving him three new hordes and the promise to fight the Church when taking their entrances to the Mystic Realm. An opportunity that never came up due to the Incursion being closed but more importantly him being killed by **Zac**.

Zac refers to him as a ghost but it is unclear if he is a spectre or wraith **Chapter 503**

## **Description**

A gaunt spectral assassin shrouded in a robe of pure darkness. **Chapter 503**

## **Cultivation**

He radiated a dense aura of killing intent and his aura was even stronger than that of the **banshee general** Zac fought.

He was a true assassin. He revealed no hint of his aura or his impressive killing intent, that would only be born from a lot of carnage. He didn't do anything while Zac tore down half the fort and killed most of the soldiers, but waited to strike until he was confident in succeeding. **Chapter 503**
Ra’Klid

## Personality

* He seemed to contain more schemes than the average demon, who preferred dealing with issues head-on. The ripples surrounding him were exquisite and everchanging. **Chapter 838**
* Ra'Klid reminded Zac a bit of Ogras; a crafty mind surrounded by meatheads. **Chapter 841**
* "So that scheming guy finally got his seal," Emily grinned. "Guess he won't have to skulk the corridors any longer." **Chapter 1,144**

## Appearance

* A slimmer demon with a massive blade slung across his back who shares the same golden scales as all Mavai Demons. **Chapter 838**

## Cultivation

* He was hiding his true strength by the looks of it. His aura was even weaker than the two elites at the peak of the E-grade who he met Vilari with , but he would never be able to control these warriors without strength of his own. Most likely, he wore some treasure to hide the specifics, but Vilari could form an idea with the help of her soul being spread throughout the party. He should be peak E-grade rather than a Hegemon, but with enough accumulations to let him overpower the other five elites himself. In other words, he was a threat - someone that only herself, and perhaps Joanna and Ilvere, could deal with in single combat. **Chapter 838**
* 180 points in Luck. **Chapter 840**

### D-Grade

* A familiar item appeared in his hand. It was the Temporal Chamber most of his elites had bought. **Chapter 1,139**
* "There should be an opportunity in this building, but it'll depend on you whether you can get it. Don't overdo it. Focus on breaking through [*to D-Grade*] first." **Chapter 1,139**

## History

### Pre-Integration

* Ra'Klid was already over 60 years old and in the E-grade when the Integration occurred. **Chapter 1,139**

### Ultom

* As expected, Ra'Klid had enough affinity with the Starfall Court to gain inspiration when claiming the seals. **Chapter 1,139**
* "Well, it's good he got one, and you needed a second Reignender anyway," Emily said before her face sobered. **Chapter 1,144**

### Intersector War

#### Atwood Empire Merit Board

* 6th – 24,238. Ra'Klid Erosa. **Chapter 1,068**

#### Acheron Company Division Commander

* Emily and Ra'Klid, have your seconds-in-command take charge of your divisions. **Chapter 1,127**
Sovereignty Quest

Zac had two separate quests to become the Hegemon of Earth.

First Step
 **Outcome:** | **Zac** was teleported to the kingdom of Orrin on an F-grade planet, populated by another humanoid species called Solvim. He negotiated a week-long truce with an enemy kingdom, then journeyed to a city that was threatened by an E-grade beast. There he fought with **Average** to claim the right to fight the beast, a level 79 Star Ox.

Second Step
 **Reward:** | **Unique E-Grade Structure (Quality based on performance), Qualification to stake claim on World.**
The Final Twilight

[Twilight Ascent. Help perfect the Tapestry of Twilight. The reward at the end dependent on contribution rank.] **Book 8, Page 97**

[There are two ways to contribute to the Tapestry of Twilight.] [1. Make a Dao breakthrough into a Dao pertaining to Life or Death. ...] [2. Release trapped Dao of Life or Death. This can be done by consuming or destroying treasures of life or death, or killing cultivators or beasts holding related Daos.] **Book 8, Page 98**

[The Final Twilight: Place first during the final Twilight Ascent. Reward: All Attributes +10%, Strength +5%. Effect of Attributes +10%.] **Book 9, Page 235**

His special version far surpassed the historical records, even if it technically was a Dao-based trail [*sic*], and it was way better compared to the titles he’d gathered so far. **Book 9, Page 236**

*The seventh limited title gained by Zac, almost entirely through option 2.*
Pathfinder Oracle Eye

“The eye of an oracle is the second most valuable part, with only its core superseding it. It can be used for a wide array of purposes. Almost any Spirit Tool would gain a great boost to spirituality from consuming it, and it can be used to upgrade most basic Specialty Cores. You can even plant it in your cultivation cave, and it will start attracting Origin Dao. It is truly one of the few treasures that almost any genius could make use of.” **[Chapter 393]**

It was consumed as a material to create **[Love's Bond]**. [Chapter 480]