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Lord Everfast

Lord Everfast is a member of the Dravorak Dynasty and one of their stronger Starlords who gained fame for his early successful resistance in the Intersector War. He commands the Alliance's 22nd Field Army.

## Background

* "Like you said, it could be worse," Enok offered. "We're stationed close to the Everfast Star. Among the Starlords, Lord Everfast is among the stronger." **Chapter** **1,116**
* "That's right," Ton nodded. "I hear he's a grand-uncle of the current Emperor of the Dravorak Empire, or something like that. **Chapter** **1,116**
* The Everfast Monarch had been mostly unknown beyond his identity as part of the Dravorak Imperial Clan. **Chapter** **1,122**

## Intersector War

* "You're now part of the third barracks of the Twenty-Second Field Army," Tussar said, not without some pride. **Chapter** **1,122**
* However, he was one of the few who managed to slay a Kan'Tanu Monarch during the first battle. Not only that, but he destroyed a powerful killing array that would have been a huge threat to the region. The battle had cost him a War Fortress and damaged another, but the victory was only possible because the Everfast Monarch had hidden the fact he'd managed to step into Middle Monarchy just before the Kan'Tanu arrived. He'd burst forth with power at a critical time, and his decisive victory had stabilized a huge swathe of the Red Zone. **Chapter** **1,122**

## Appearance

A stalwart middle-aged man with a strong military aura. He wore an unadorned uniform, though Zac could tell all his accessories were incredibly valuable Tool Spirits. **Ch 1,161**

## Cultivation

* He was strong enough to surpass most of Zecia's faction leaders, but at least four Monarchs within the Dravorak Dynasty were stronger than he. **Ch 1,161**

### Weapon

* A sheathed sword was lying by his side, and Zac could feel the dense, bloody aura even through the isolating scabbard. **[**Verun's Bite**]** had seen an extraordinary amount of carnage, but Zac could tell it was nothing compared to how many lives the Everfast Monarch's weapon had reaped. **Ch 1,161**
Ralz Carzood

*Sapience is all that’s needed to understand suffering* **Chapter 682**

A Rogue Cultivator who took Vilari as a disciple as part of her Inheritance, **Crown of Despair**.

She is a master of the soul, so Vilari guessed she could still maintain a small connection even after having severed a small part for the inheritance (**Chapter 682**). As for the inheritance Ralz had some peculiar demands when constructing the inheritance realm. Also, it’s the only inheritance site Brazla was completely unable to sneak inside, so he had no idea how it looked. By the words of Brazla about the qualifications for entering the inheritance, "should be fine as long as it’s not a man". **Chapter 671**

Everything about Ralz Calzood screamed 'mysterious powerhouse.' Her means and inheritance were incredibly profound, and Vilari even suspected she was a Divine Monarch. Why would someone like that approach Brazla?

A Divine Monarch Mentalist would be unstoppable in a sector like Zecia. She could have walked right into the ancestral homes of the Dravorak Dynasty and abducted their artisans. There was no way anyone would dare raise an issue. So why Brazla? And why would a Mentalist agree to sever a part of their soul to pay a D-grade artisan? **Ch 1,130**
Shadewar Flag

**[Shadewar Flag]** is an unorthodox Spiritual Tool. **Chapter 808,** **Chapter 816**

Ogras and K'Rav spent over a year on its formation, and all those efforts were just the finishing touches upon an almost completed weapon - for example, Ogras gathered thousands of errant souls of Ra'Lashar citizens, forcibly binding them to the flag. Even if Ogras had the skills to start over from scratch, it would probably take decades, centuries even, to create something like this. It was a weapon invented for the war with the Qriz'Ul, and its birth had required not only the fell karma accumulated by the whole kingdom. It also required the unique arrays that Ogras was forced to leave behind. **Chapter 816**

*The **[Shadewar Flag]** was a terrifying treasure, way more powerful even than his old Clan’s defining treasure; the **[Spear of Ar’Amak]**. And that was while the flag was still in its infant state. The army of spectral goblins had proven extremely useful, no matter if it was for large-scale combat like now, or forming War Arrays from within the safety of the flag itself. He had even managed to kill a Beast King by overwhelming it with these almost unkillable little buggers, allowing him to land a killing blow without even being in danger.* **Chapter 816**

## Tool Spirit

*I might just be a figment brought back from the void to maintain this place, but I was once a Grand Warlock who had delved in the arcane for eons.* **Chapter 749**

After the failed attempt of possessing Ogras, the goblin ghost who called himself K'Rav managed to survive by turning himself into the Tool Spirit of the flag. 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 his 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**
Stone of Hope

An extremely rare item retrieved by the Radiant Temple when they discovered an unclaimed Ancient Realm 200,000 years ago. It was lost in the Twilight Ocean 50,000 years later, and recently rediscovered. It is a one-of-a-kind accessory with a unique natural treasure as its core, further perfected by a natural Formation.

Zac won it by outbidding the Veilplume Monarch and making a deal with Catheya’s master, Va Tapek. **Chapter 691**

## **Effect**

It protects your fate while cultivating, reducing the risk of powerful backlashes. Its main use was to provide help for Mortals on the road of cultivation, lessening the dangers of breaking open nodes. It is even effective when forcing open the final nodes, drastically reducing the risk of death.
Kingsbury

A chaotic hodge-podge of 4 different cities mixed together into a cauldron of conflicting interests and goals. After the Cultivators returned from the Tutorial, it only took a few days for a new order to be enforced on the town. A few of the stronger cultivators allied and started a bloody cleansing, and soon held the population in an iron grip. There was no government, no vote, only forced obedience. The leaders named themselves the Kingsbury Council and set themselves up as kings. **Chapter 85**

The town was of decent size, at least comparable to what was left of **Greenworth**. However, he didn’t recognize any of the structures, so Zac suspected that only the cultivators got dropped off here. The other parts of Greenworth likely ended up somewhere else. The order in the town seemed quite a bit better than most places as the guards didn’t exhort him for a bribe when he tried to enter. **Chapter 183**

## **Kingsbury Council**

A group of four cultivators who ran Kingsbury before the NWG took over

* **Harold** - killed by Zac
* **Ruth** - died when the NWG took over
* Unknown - also died when the NWG took over
* Unknown

## **NWG membership**

The first things the **NWG** did on taking over were taking a census and holding trials which may have just been pretext to round up people they don’t like and slap bullshit charges on them. **Chapter 183**

"The government doesn’t care about Kingsbury. They care about the power of the council, and mainly me. They’ll look the other way if I take home a girl or two because they need our strength for the fight against the invasions." *Harold talking to Kenzie about him getting put on trial by the NWG* **Chapter 184**

If the government really cared about justice they would have locked up Harold long ago. **Chapter 184**

Joining the NWG had generally been met with a positive attitude, as life was tough this close to the Incursion. The hope was that the government would provide food and security, both of which were currently lacking in the area. There were a few grumbles amongst the Zombie Hunters though, as they had grown accustomed to the wild west-like lifestyle close to the Dead Zone.

Quite a few bad apples were rounded up, both cultivators and mortals. There were gangsters, murderers and rapists that got captured or killed one after another. Streets that were extremely dangerous to walk before became safe overnight.

However, many got arrested for no apparent reason, and the only charge given was “threatening security”. A theory that Zac only learned of by listening in on a conversation between two drunk patrons was that many of those who got captured arbitrarily either were cultivators from Greenworth or leaders of hunting parties. **Chapter 184**
Primordial

*This System has made you all weak and irresolute. It gives a veneer of order when the only truth is power.* **Ch 1,019**

## About

* The Primordial was born in a more brutal era. **Ch 1,019**
* one of the four remaining Primordials. **Ch 1,019**
* a unique creature who had reached the limits of the broken Heaven of that primordial Era. Someone who had slaughtered Supremacies and bathed in their blood. Someone with the strength and determination to give up her spot at the peak and seal her reincarnation in the river of time, all for a chance to push beyond the limits of the Dao when the Heavens had recovered. **Ch 1,019**
* Born from the Dao itself in the chaotic cauldron of a nascent Era, blessed by the cosmos in a way you'd never see today. Having the Heavens whisper its secrets into your ear, pointing you down the correct path. **Ch 1,019**
* The Primordial was born from the Dao, a true daughter of the Heavens. Now, the System had appeared, placing itself between this creature and her origin. Her strength defied all convention, but she was too set in her old ways. **Ch 1,104**

## Appearance

* The Primordial was short and round to the point she was almost a circle. However, she was all muscle and asymmetrical bones, giving off an intensely deadly aura. Her face was flat and unexpressive, completely lacking the graceful features commonly associated with a perfect Atavism. Simply put, she was ugly, incredibly so, with the exception of her eyes. They glowed with purple splendour, and Til'Siri felt like she was looking at the Dao itself. **Ch 1,019**

## Cultivation

* They (Primordials) were strong, alright, but they were just supersized barbarians without skills or technique. **Ch 1,019**
* It was that stubby monster that had become a living nightmare on the frontlines. Wherever she appeared, carnage followed. The number of soldiers who had died at her hands was already in the millions, most of them ending up in her stomach. Dozens of Late Hegemons had been ripped apart, and even a few Peak Hegemons had failed to escape her grasp. **Ch 1,169**
* A wandering Monarch had tried to assassinate the so-called Primordial, likely because they desired the secret of why she was so monstrously strong for a Middle Hegemon. The clash had resulted in the Monarch's complete and utter death, to the point the cultivators of the Zecia sector had forgotten of their existence. Only the Sangha could see the erasure from history and discover what had happened. **Ch 1,169**
	+ The method sounded like that uncanny power hiding within Zac, where Thea had felt her memories being erased after he killed the Dominator. Oblivion. However, this was on another scale entirely. **Ch 1,169**
Temptress

*Temptress* was a IL-28 Starflash destroyer built by the Iliex.

The Atwood Empire send it under command of Ogras Azh'Rezak into the Million Gates Territory to find seals for the Ultom courts.

Ogras had to sacrifice his sweet *Temptress* to get away. **Chapter 972**

### Crew

* 50 people **Chapter 954**
	+ 2 Raun
	+ Ra’Klid + Mavai shaman
	+ Vilari, Rhuger + 10 revenants
	+ Joanna + 8 Valkyries
	+ Carl + human warriors
	+ Lissa + 6 Torrid Demons
	+ Sui + 9 support staff
		- Tom Nowak
			* his pre-Fall knowledge had translated into a star-based class, and he had even managed to form a Dao Seed related to space. **Chapter 964**
	+ Rhubat, Ibtep + 2 Zhix warriors

### Command Group

* Ogras Azh'Rezak
* Rhuger
* Joanna
* Vilari
* Rhubat

**Chapter 964**

### Casualties and losses

Two Revenants, one Valkyrie, one demon, a Zhix, the Mavai Shaman, and a non-combat pilot had lost their lives in this outing. Each one of them the best of the best among the Atwood Empire's elites. **Chapter 972**
Petalstorm

Petalstorm is a Spirit Tool owned by Thea and likely a reward for her achievements in the Tutorial.

Petalstorm was extremely suited for a large number of weak enemies (**Book 3 Ch. 29**).

She had already learned that her own weapon was barely of passable grade, with neither an attunement nor any spirituality. Its future would be limited, and she had already started looking for ways to acquire something better. **Chapter 536**

## Description

"... a slender sword in her hand." **Chapter 229**

A slender rapier just over a meter long. **Chapter 536**

### Spirituality

Thea acquired a calm blue crystal in the Mystic Realm that contained a mysterious shimmer that caused ones vision to double when observed without any mental defences active.

It is believed to be a crystal from one of the Gemlings and Thea believes it might actually awaken spirituality in Petalstorm. **Chapter 613**

## Abilities

* **Divisible Blade** - Thea rarely used that form any longer due to the convenience of it splitting apart into a bunch of miniature blades. **Chapter 536**

### Upon absorbing the Gemling crystal

* **Bypass Defences -** It somehow passed right through the defences of these lunatics without alerting anyone, turning [it] into a supreme assassin’s tool. There was clearly a limit on how often she could use that piercing skill of her blade as well, and she only dared to activate it against the normal soldiers. **Chapter 628**
Karunthel

Creator with the spider legs that loves blowing shit up. Foreman of the Shipyard in Port Atwood. He raided the stockpile of his superior section-head Reslam.

## Appearance

*It was a three meter tall amalgamation between spider and robot. It had five huge legs that bent at the middle, each over three meters long. If they stretched upward the weird-looking Creator would stand at over four meters. The torso itself was largely humanoid, with the face sharing the characteristic fractal. It did however have four arms instead of two, and it actually looked like the body was full of either tools or weapons.*

***[Pretty impressive, isn’t it brat? Took me the better part of three hundred years to fuse form and function into the great body before you. Even had to steal some C-graded nebulous copper to finish it. Well, I guess that’s why I was demoted to the foreman of this shithole. No offense.] -*** **Chapter 71**

He looked pretty much the same as before, with the noticeable addition of a cannon radiating a terrifying amount of energy that had been mounted onto his torso. The spider golem was turning more and more into a killer robot every day. **Chapter 475**

## **Cultivation**

*The spider golem in front of him was no doubt a D-Grade being, and not an early D-Grade warrior either. His aura was far beyond that of the Technocrat Captain that almost got him killed, and Zac could barely breathe in front the suffocating pressure.* **Chapter 532**
Krisko

Staying any longer might draw the ire of that terrifying being in the centre of the horde again. She had barely made it out with her life in once piece the last time the Corpse Lord tried to kill her, and she wasn’t ready to contend against it just yet. The undead general was simply too strong to defeat within the undead horde, which was likely the reason she stayed over there rather than joining the constant raids. It would require huge sacrifices to bring that woman down, but they hadn't reached that point just yet. **Chapter 351**

Krisko married Uyir, the man formerly known as Enigma. Of course, he was a revenant now, and the husband of his Corpselord wife. The last living general of the Undead Incursion had mysteriously disappeared the moment the Incursion fell, and Enigma never returned to the Underworld Council (**Chapter 667**).

## Stranded on New Earth

The timeline of events is :

* Krisko stationed to stave off Thea
* Thea leaves and gets wounded in Port Atwood's defence
* Krisko instead goes to deal with second biggest threat the Council
* misses the Incursion closing alongside her zombie horde

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/593783253320597515/593789035584159765/778725814111174716
Space Gate Guild

The Space Gate Guild was actually a guild that specialized at gaining access to a large number of locations, mainly targeting hubs and opportunities such as the **[**Havenfort Base**]**. These people’s jobs was simply to take the elite to places they normally didn’t have access to themselves.

Not only did you need to complete some quests in the area where you wanted to gain an array, but you also needed to be granted access by the owner. That was easier said than done too, since a Lord couldn’t give those out as he wished. The first requirement was for the target to reach the System’s requirement to be worthy of the connection. Secondly, the Lord could only form a certain number of connections each year for otherworlders.

Zac himself would be able to give access to Earth to 100 people a year according to Abby, though that still wasn’t possible while the shroud was active.

Furthermore, why would someone controlling a great opportunity like the **[Havenfort Base]** give that access away for free? The Space Gate Guild no doubt had to pay through the nose for every connection to this place they formed.

Travel itself was fraught with problems as well. First, a Guide, as the workers for the Guild were called, could only take on one mission every three months. The System blocked any more than that. Furthermore, they could only take one guest, which was a dealbreaker for many young scions, as they were afraid of traveling without bodyguards. Worst of all, they weren’t even allowed to operate through the Mercantile System.

So, it was clearly a business that skirted at the edge of what The System deemed acceptable, but it was nevertheless a pretty common way for the elites of the Zecia sector to get around. **Chapter 673**
Nonet

The Anointed of **Hive Kundevi**

## **Personality**

"*If we die it will be weakness that gets removed from the swarm, and it will be just"* **Chapter 125**

"*The Zhix are not used to cooperation with outsiders of the hive, but we must adapt to the situation*" **Chapter 125**

## **Description**

"*...* a Zhix that was almost twice as large compared to the others ...

... Zac honestly couldn’t tell whether the supersized Zhix was a male or female, as it looked completely androgynous." **Chapter 125**

## **Cultivation**

The former Anointed was still almost three meters tall, but their aura didn’t feel nearly as imposing as the first time they met. It turned out that the spiritual leader of the small hive had already encountered a bottleneck at the middle E-grade, with their remaining nodes being too weak to open either through cultivation or force. In other words, the chances of Nonet ever reaching the peak of the grade were essentially nil. **Chapter 849**
Tal-Eladar

The Tal-Eladar wasn't truly elves, but **Marshall clan** informally called them that due to their appearance. They had long pointed ears that slightly drooped at their tip and lithe frames, which brought to mind elves from fantasy stories. However, there were some differences between elves and the humanoids in the incursion.

First of all their eyes looked a bit creepy according to the report, and a comment likened them to goat's eyes, with oblong horizontal pupils and no sclera. Their teeth were also sharp, meaning they didn't live on morning dew and fruits like elves in the stories did. **Chapter 306**

## **Battle Tactics**

*Well, the main reasons our family keep a bunch of Barghest and Gwyllgi is because the Tal-Eladar are extremely adept at beast mastery. Their beasts are stronger and better controlled, so we can only try to lessen the impact with waves of dumb barghest. Better our fodder dies to the war beasts than our warriors.* **(Chapter 307)**

## **Relation with other Multiversal factions**

The Tal-Eladar and the demonkin of **Azh’Kir’Khat Horde** are in an almost perpetual war in **Zecia Sector**. **(Chapter 306)***The war has lasted forever. The original reasons are long forgotten. Now it’s about stealing resources and birthing powerhouses through slaughter. The Ruthless Heaven always provide bonuses during wars since it’s one of the best ways to forge true warriors.* **(Chapter 308)**

It is not like either of the **Church of Everlasting Dao** and the **Undead Empire** are on good terms with the Tal-Eladar. The high-tiered tribes of Tar-Eladar joined more than one excursion to curtail the expansion of the Undead Kingdoms of Zecia Sector. **(Chapter 512)**

The Brindevalt Clan has some sort of business dealings with factions of the Tal-Eladar. **(Chapter 508)**
Path/Earthly and Heavenly Harmonization

Vastness, power, and stability filled Catheya as she felt her Dao resonate with the world. The falling snowflakes slowly started to rotate, and their gentle swirl soon turned into a massive vortex that spread further and further. Soon, it covered the whole island, yet it hadn't reached its limits. It felt like she could sweep through the whole world for a moment, but a painful sense of exhaustion prompted her to drag back her consciousness.

The connection was cut, yet Catheya felt she could reinstate it whenever she wanted. She looked up at the dissipating winds with interest, not caring that she'd just lost more than half her Miasma.

"What was that?" Zac said with shock. "Was that you?"

"Harmonization," Catheya muttered **Chapter 1046**

To think she'd suddenly learn the elusive ability of Earthly and Heavenly Harmonization. It was much rarer than intent or technique and generally considered impossible to train. Attaining harmonization was considered a matter of talent and fate, like stumbling onto a lucky opportunity.

The ability was quite impressive. It had felt like Catheya had become one with the world when she entered that state. More importantly, it allowed her to draw upon a small part of the environment's power, augmenting her strength while saving on energy consumption. Even when just having grasped the new ability, Catheya's skills had gotten around ten percent stronger. Given enough time, that number was sure to increase.

It was a free boost akin to having a second Cultivation Manual, but it wasn't without limitations. The biggest problem with Earthly and Heavenly Harmonization was that it wasn't always useful. In Catheya's case, she could only really draw upon the skill when the Heavens and Earth were aligned to her path. In other words, icy and deathly environment. The better the match, the more power she could extract from her surroundings. In contrast, the effect was almost negligible in environments not aligned with her Dao.

But what if you could turn the world around you into an image of your Dao?

That was the best solution they had come up with while traversing the Everfrost Isles. To form a bridge between the environment and yourself, allowing you to draw on its power even when you didn't have a natural affinity. This wasn't something new or groundbreaking. Catheya wasn't an expert on the subject, but she'd heard it was a popular method, and she had two ways to accomplish this.

The first was through using items, such as formations. She already had some experience in that regard, engraving simple arrays onto icicles she formed. Of course, it was only a small interest on her part and mostly geared toward Lich Arts. But she had talent in the subject and could quickly pick up the required techniques. The Earthly and Heavenly Harmonization could even alleviate one of the biggest drawbacks of Formation Masters; the large energy expenditure. **Chapter 1046**
Undead Heartlands

## Cover story

The Founders and the Undead Princes searched the whole universe for pockets of energies that could sustain us, but over 95% of our population succumbed before we found the Heartlands. **Chapter 471**

The ancient undead factions banded together (Undead Empire) to find refuge during the Dark Ages. You eventually found the Heartlands and settled down. **Chapter 826**

The Primo had gathered the undead races and led them to the Heart of the Empire, promising salvation and fertile cultivation grounds. However, the blessed environment from the Eternal Heritage came at a price.

The Primo had clearly known about the heritage before the Dark Ages, but why hadn't he taken it for himself in that ancient era? Because it fed on Death. And without helpers to fight and bleed in every direction, stacking up casualties among their ranks and enemies, the Heart of the Darkness would have fed on the Death of the Primo's own territory.

They called themselves the Divine Races but were essentially forced labor for the Cultivation Paradise of the Eternal 108. In return, the Primo returned some of the Death they accumulated, creating the Empire Heartlands. But the moment a race dared slack off, they'd find their quadrant gradually declining. **Ch 1,102**

## The truth

Their ancestors found no Heartlands. They found what’s now called the Heart of the Empire. It's the core of their power and an Eternal Heritage holding the key to Death. **Chapter 826**

The ancestors found the heart and managed to gain limited control over it. It was the emanations of the heart that birthed the Heartlands, and it is still upholding it to this day. **Chapter 827**

### Limitations

Suffice to say, the path of Pure Death is inextricably linked to the heart. If the general ban wasn’t imposed, the source of our power would be weakened, diluted. Only a scant few can be allowed to walk the path of purity, and it is not only a matter of talent – there’s also temperament and providence. If the wrong person reaches the peak… The consequences could be disastrous. **Chapter 827**

The Undead Empire chose to side with the Blood Clan all those years ago. The Primo already had reasons to target the Sangha because of their claim on the Dao of Death (via their attempts to bring it into the Dao of Order via the Dao of Samsara). **Chapter 973**

### Price

Most thought the Imperial Commandments and the Eternal Crusade a safeguard to avoid repeating the tragedy of the Dark Ages. However, the upper echelons all knew the truth. The Primo had gathered the undead races and led them to the Heart of the Empire, promising salvation and fertile cultivation grounds. However, the blessed environment from the Eternal Heritage came at a price.

The Primo had clearly known about the heritage before the Dark Ages, but why hadn't he taken it for himself in that ancient era? Because it fed on Death. And without helpers to fight and bleed in every direction, stacking up casualties among their ranks and enemies, the Heart of the Darkness would have fed on the Death of the Primo's own territory. **Ch 1,102**
Yrd Stonemen

Black Golemoids who mainly followed two types of Heritage: rocks and ice.

The mages manipulated earth, or to a certain extent their own bodies, in order to launch all sorts of attacks. Their skill in stone manipulation was a notch above that of the earth mage demons.

They weren’t some type of stone golems since they bled when they were cut down. Their blood was blue and cold, but it was blood nonetheless. The other type of attackers mainly manipulated ice. They either used the element to create surprisingly sturdy weapons or shoot small icicles out as hard-to-notice projectiles.

Their rocky exterior made them quite resilient, and they had dedicated defenders to keep the others safe. **Bk 2 Ch 44**

## Incursion

For the rockmen, this was likely just business. They wanted access to resources and Origin Dao, and they were willing to risk their lives for it. That they would be ousted was always a real risk, and no one would waste their resources on finding Earth again. But it might be different if Zac caused a vendetta with them. **Bk 3 Ch 59**

### **Base**

A large fort stood erect in the distance, with a grey shield enveloping it. Above the wall walk, hundreds of large boulders floated, likely ready to be launched at any incoming force. It reminded Zac of what Ogras had told him a long time ago. Attacking a town was suicide unless you possessed superior force. **Bk 3 Ch 58**
Ruth

A 48 year old lady who **Kenzie** and **Lyla** got to know a bit in the tutorial. She had been a cleaning lady before the integration, but now she held command over a large district, subduing any discontent with surprising brutality. Ruth was harsh, but she was the best of the Kingsbury Council. **Chapter 85**

She was killed in a night when the NWG moved against those opposed to Kingsbury joining their faction. **Chapter 184**
Sharva’Zi Clan

A mid-tier Draugr family from the Undead Heartlands with business interests in Twilight Harbor. (**Chapter 687**)

Be'Zi left the clan well over a million years ago as she found herself facing the inevitable madness of advanced age. She created two grand treasures to defend them against annihilation, and these treasures are still consecrated by the whole family once a year to maintain the aura of the progenitor. But they had never heard from the ancestor after she left, and every one long believed that she found her end during her search for a way to break through (**Chapter 397**).

They are facing relegation. They have been in a steady decline for a long time, and are risking being downgraded from a Middle-tier clan to an Entry-level clan. This is due to their Autarch coming to the end of his lifespan unless he breaks through and there being nobody available to replace him if he fails to do so. This will result in the loss of large parts of their domains, which means even fewer cultivation resources. Which will probably exacerbate the decline even further **Chapter 716**.

Despite their hopes of raising another Autarch or at least avoid relegation thanks to being awarded a province (**Chapter 789**) their fate is now contingent on Catheya delivering on Zac to the Undead Empire after all the resources the Umbri'Zi spent on her. If she failed, it wasn't just a problem for her but for the whole Sharva'Zi Clan (**Chapter 899**).

## **Known Members**

* Be'Zi Sharva'Zi (Clan Progenitor)
* Re’Zar Sharva’Zi (Lone Clan Autarch)
* Ruz Sharva'Zi (Third Supreme Elder)
* Catheya Sharva'Zi
* Revault Sharva’Zi

## **Business Interests**

The Clan had at least 2 businesses on Twilight Harbour:

* Eldritch Archivals
	+ one of the top five public Dao Repositories in the Twilight Harbor, among the undead forces that is. **Chapter 686**
* An Incencary
	+ There is a highly reputable Incencary run by the Sharva’Zi Clan. It provides a great view of the Twilight Ocean. **Chapter 684**

Due to how they handled the events of the Twilight Harbour they have been promised a Sector, claimed from the Havarok Empire. This allows them to found a Undead Province under the vassalage of the Umbri’Zi Undead Kingdom and avoid relegation (**Chapter 789**).
Sword Slave

“I guess you could call it a cursed object. A piece of a cultivator’s soul has fused with that weapon, either through accident or through a ritual. The skill you used is most likely one the warrior knew before dying."

“So what’s the point of having one of these Cursed Swords instead of a normal Spirit Tool?

There really isn’t one, Spirit Tools are generally more convenient as the Tool Spirits are more compatible to reside in a weapon. It’s either a sinister cultivator who makes them with mass sacrifices to suit their warped paths or as a punishment. Imagine, capturing the soul of your enemy and forcing it into an old rotten sword? It’s pretty impactful.”

**Chapter 473**
Surging Rebirth

*Epigraph Unknown.*

## Summary

Surging Rebirth is a peak-quality D-Grade skill Zac evolved from Surging Vitality, but so greatly modified, that one might consider it a completely new skill, shortly after returning from the Perennial Vastness.

## Upgrade

* It was difficult to say whether he upgraded the skill or created a new one—he'd essentially scrapped the whole thing, with the new Skill Fractal only keeping a few core aspects. The new skill was called **[Surging Rebirth]** and was far stronger than its predecessor. **Chapter 1,105**
* He'd chosen this direction [*in battle healing*] because of his **[Undying Seal]** [*sic*], the yet-upgraded healing skill of his Draugr form. Those seals had proven useful more than once in pitched battles, and the effect of **[Surging Rebirth]** should definitely be even better, considering it was more tuned to his Daos and a Peak-quality skill. **Chapter 1,105**

## Skill Location

**Above Navel**

* *No change from Surging Vitality,*

## Early Proficiency

* The skill retained the ability to use Kill Energy for a powerful surge of recovery. It still used a whole lot of energy, but his branches of Life and Conflict could now boost the effect. More importantly, the skill could be activated while fighting without impacting his combat ability. Essentially, it would sacrifice his progress with levels for increased survivability on the battlefield. **Chapter 1,105**
* The new recovery skill even had a more normal healing feature now. It wasn't very impressive, but it was very energy-efficient and ran on either Cosmic or Divine Energy. It was the ability he'd use after a battle, letting him recover while using the accumulated Kill Energy on his Cosmic Core instead. **Chapter 1,105**
Primo

*The strongest Cultivator in the Undying Empire and its ruler.*

## About

* Zac guessed that the Primo was either the founder of the Undead Empire or the current Emperor (**Chapter 471**). It is later heavily implied, if not outright confirmed, that the very same Primo that ruled today lived before the System (**Chapter 1,040**).
* The Primo is rarely a hands-on leader. His existence is more of a guarantee against outside pressure. **Chapter 985**

### Commandments

* The authority of the Primo can act even on the Purebloods of the Empire compelling their actions as explained by Adriel when he sent out the call for all the Undead to gather **Chapter 392**
* The commandments are coded into the Undead bloodlines by the Primo limiting their actions most prominently in them being unable to discuss secrets of the Empire. **Chapter 471**
* The commandments were the Primo's tool to control his empire, and he wasn't a benevolent ruler based on his eternal war. Such an old monster wouldn't cede his authority without good reason. **Ch 1,139**

### Ultom

* The Primo is willing to give Zac a personally signed official writ witnessed and consecrated by the System before the Inheritance as an assurance. Breaking that would turn the System against the Undead Empire, essentially making it a pledge to the Heavens. This is in exchange for his help with the trial and bringing out an unspecified item from it. **Chapter 949**
* The Undead Empire is targeting the Hollow Court as they were the ones who helped build it in exchange for Emperor Limitless turning his blade away from them. If he can regain what he sacrificed then he can be made whole though it is unclear what being whole would entail. **Chapter 1,040**

### Age

* "True Immortality?" Lova said. "Probably not? At least not yet. But a few aberrations have managed to mimic the effect to varying degrees of success. Esmeralda is one such example. The Primo of your Undead Empire is another, ... **Chapter 1,040**
* The very same Primo that ruled today lived before the System? **Chapter 1,040**

## Cultivation

* The Primo is revealed to have walked the Boundless Path by Triv **Chapter 556**
* Kurtz, an Undead from the Twilight Harbor, comments that in the Heartlands the latent will of the Primo connects the mortal realms with the Heavens themselves. **Chapter 723**
* If the Primo was a powerhouse at the peak of the A-grade, or perhaps even something beyond that, it might be enough to prevent the empire from being completely overrun. **Chapter 827**
* The Primo is unwilling to exit his seclusion, and the Starbeast Alliance are confident they should be able to deal with his clones. **Chapter 875**
Ponel Pustori

**Disciples**

* Ogras Azh'Rezak

## About

The Lord of the Perennial Vastness sent Ogras Azh'Rezak to him for training. Seeing as he didn't make things difficult for Ponel after he failed to kill him all those years ago, he guesses that he owes him one. **Ch 1,115**

Founded a little group of brothers called the Red Hand Society. He doesn't really bother with the organization anymore, but they'll come in handy this time to train Ogras. **Ch 1,115**

The name was known by every single assassin he'd fought since entering the Heart Burial Domain. Some had even visited his homeworld as part of a pilgrimage, leaving a red handprint on the walls of his courtyard.

An assassin having his identity exposed normally meant death, but Ponel was an exception to the rule. Ogras couldn't blame the relatives of Ponel's innumerable victims. Who'd be foolish enough to seek revenge from one of four known assassins who'd successfully dragged down a Supremacy from their throne? Might as well skip the middleman and jump into the netherworld yourself. **Ch 1,176**
Kyhv-Elerad

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

For High Vicar Uld both Kyhv-Elerad and Trovad were zealots and fools, but Kyhv-Elerad had already cozied up to Arkensau. Uld had honestly been skeptical about the excursion from the beginning, which is why Uld sent Kyhv-Elerad to attack Port Atwood and kept his trusted subordinate Trovad next to him. **[Chapter 489]**

Was killed by Zachary Atwood. **[Chapter 477]**
Rez

The creator of the Umbra Inheritance in the Towers of Myriad Dao.

## History

The Umbra had been an assassin, and he'd picked creatures useful for his own craft. **Chapter 1,044**

He had found an odd entity that lived within other’s shadows in his journeys. Like a parasite. Rez never found a way to utilize it while alive, but he always believed it had great potential to strengthen one’s shadows. So he used Ogras as an experiment to find out if he was correct. Rez knocked Ogras out, and when the demon woke up he had the netherblasted critter in his shadows. **Chapter 311**

## Personality

He had never intended to leave a true inheritance. To do so would potentially have exposed his techniques, and a paid dagger couldn't have that. So, the Towers of Myriad Dao was just filled with random things he'd picked up, along with a few mad ideas he had never dared try on himself. **Chapter 1,044**
Petrus

Petrus was one of two revenants sent by the Undead Empire, in particular by the Izh'Rak Reavers, to keep an eye on their investment in Arcaz and the Atwood Empire. Of the two he is given almost all the screen time.

## Background

* "Petrus was raised in the White Sky Phalanx, giving him ample insights into how to run a well-oiled war machine," Toss said. **Chapter 1,093**
* "I would have expected greater resistance to our kin," Petrus commented. "I've participated in two Incursions myself. We're always sent to the thick of it, leading to massive casualties among the natives." **Chapter 1,093**

## Assignment

* "So they are," Kator nodded before turning to a gate in the distance, and Zac's eyes thinned upon seeing two Revenants step through. "You have been running wild on the Empire's dime for a while now, and we don't have anything to show for it beyond non-binding promises and second-grade information. It's about time we implemented some oversight to our investment." **Chapter 1,093**
* "I'm not foolish enough to jump into the matters between you young masters," Petrus added. "I'm here to do my job and keep my head down. I've already familiarized myself with the first batch of equipment that'll be sent over momentarily. If you want further advice, I will do my best to provide it. If not, I'll stay out of the way." **Chapter 1,093**

## Advisement

* "True, strategies using both Miasma and Cosmic Energy have unique advantages," Petrus nodded. "War Arrays can be strong against one but weak against the other. The White Sky Phalanx has experimented with adding Dreamer units before. We ultimately found it more convenient and efficient to focus on what we're good at, but you have more to gain from developing this path." **Chapter 1,093**
* Both provided valuable insights, especially with Petrus, who better understood Brightglaive Munitions' equipment. There was a difference between making plans based on spec sheets and practical knowledge. **Chapter 1,093**
* Petrus and Serzo had provided a lot of practical information over the past three days, one of which was how the System arranged the war and leadership role. The Kavriel Province had an almost uncountable number of battlefronts, and they'd already figured out all the ins and outs of the System's rules. **Chapter 1,094**
* A small war council was held where they went over the battle. They all agreed the result was very good for their first battle. They'd taken out an army of millions, yet they'd only suffered 20,000 casualties, of which a fifth were deaths. Even Petrus had difficulties pinpointing glaring mistakes, partly because they had crushed the enemy with money. **Chapter 1,097**
* The wartime quests needed to be handed in at the exchanges, and Petrus was there as a witness. **Chapter 1,105**
* "It's true," Petrus nodded. "Someone has managed to grab onto the patterns, and your faction is like a shining beacon. If I were the Kan'tanu, I'd station a Half-step Monarch in the region we were active in. A good way to snatch a whole faction of sealbearers." **Chapter 1,117**
Ling Tian

Lord of Eastern Hills, a Mortal and a Chūnibyō. **Chapter 166**

"Eastern Hills is run by a man calling himself Ling Tian. It sort of means ‘Rise above the Heavens’. Kind of stupid, but quite a few around these parts have taken these Dao monikers, thinking they are the main characters of some story." **Chapter 166**

## Appearance

* "His whole body was a maze of scars from countless battles with the undead." **Chapter 305**
* "The young man wore a similar battle-gear as himself, though the arms of his green robe were a lot wider. But the most striking thing about him was the countless scars on his face and sloppily mended tears in his clothes. His state was even more wretched compared to Zac's before he was able to improve his race and remove most of his scars." **Chapter 358**

## Personality

* "Well, he’s imagining himself to be the saviour of mankind or something. He keeps trying to gather together the townspeople to launch crusades at the core of the incursion. But you know, few people are that crazy. Charging the core of the Dead Zone is a suicide mission." **Chapter 166**
* "He’s a bit annoying, but one of the better leaders. That’s why we stay there. He doesn’t do anything untoward, and he is usually out fighting Zombies." **Chapter 166**
* "He wasn’t overly strong, yet he dared to risk his life over and over." **Chapter 305**
* "Ling Tian took anyone in as long as they were ready to fight the undead threat." **Chapter 305**

## Cultivation

* His last appearance on the Level Ladder was at rank 100 and at level 40. **Chapter 178**
* "I might not be a cultivator but I can gain strength with these two hands." **Chapter 305**
* "This was clearly someone who had lived in constant battle since the integration, though his power was a bit above average at best." **Chapter 358**
* Despite Zac providing him with a steady stream of resources, he was still stuck in the earlier stages of Middle E-grade. Reportedly, Ling Tian spent most of his time in a sickbed after forcing open nodes, just like the Mortal Monarch whose biography Zac got from Thea. **Ch 1,164**
Leyara Lioress

“*When she was born, thousands of spatial creatures came to greet her, and she was immediately adopted into the Void Monastery. Today, her name is Leyara Lioress.*” **Chapter 880**

Leyara Lioress is the personal disciple of Perala Janodrok, the Void Priestess. **(Chapter 474 and** **824)**

She is also a close friend of Pretty Peak. **(Chapter 397)**

## Appearance

A stunning beauty with an immaculate face. Used cosmetics, perfume, cleavage and even some gift that made her blush -- to charm Zac. *"This is a prime opportunity to snag both a dashing husband and an amazing seedling for our forces."* **(Chapter 444, Chapter 474 and 484)**

It goes unsaid, but is heavily implied, that the gift that “made her blush” was a pair of her underwear.

Zac turned his attentions to the second Cosmos Sack next, but his expression froze when he noticed its contents. There were only two things inside, a short note and a frilly piece of fabric.

*A small greeting gift to remember me by. I am not allowed to hand out Teleportation Tokens to the Void Gate, but I would be happy to entertain you if you have the opportunity to stop by. We can talk about fashion and our futures under the light of the Void Star. - Leyara*

Zac blankly looked at the note, his mind unable to compute what was going on. The strained smile of Leyara suddenly flashed by in his mind, before he remembered the apologetic face of Galau. Just what had the merchant divulged during their meeting? Would he be known as some sort of deviant in the whole Sector because of that one level in the tower? **(Chapter 484)**

She looked just like the last time they met, apart from the revealing garments she wore in the Base Town being replaced by a dress more in line with the long white robes most of the Void Gate nuns wore. **Chapter 910**

## Personality

She was just a spoiled scion of the Void Gate. She wasn't ready to carry this burden. The Void Gate had given her everything, and she couldn't fail them now. **Chapter 890**

## Cultivation

Leyara didn’t care about which floor of the Tower she ended up on **(Chapter 397)** but she still cleared the 7th Floor. **(Chapter 676)**

Leyara’s aura was surprisingly condensed, and Zac realized that Vai might have been generous when she placed Ogras at the same power level. Her aura even eclipsed most of the elites Zac had seen in the Twilight Ascent, including those from outside factions. Not only that, but she wore a set of glove-like Spirit Tools that had huge gemstones on the back of her hands. **Chapter 910**

### Skills

* **Unknown** - Those crystals on her hands lit up her surroundings, and it almost looked like she was standing in the middle of a miniature galaxy as she manipulated space around them **Chapter 914**
* **Unknown** - ... a celestial maiden appeared above their heads. Her hair was cosmic dust and her eyes were made from stars, and she held her arms in what looked like an open invitation. She looked like a benign deity, but even Zac felt his hair stand on end when he sensed how space around the Hegemons rapidly eroded. **Chapter 914**
Soaring Ocean

"For example, the Dexterity-based skill was an offensive skill simply called **[Soaring Ocean]**, but it wasn't actually a water-based skill. It was rather a bit reminiscent of how Ogras fought with his shadow spears.

It was a speed-based attack that made use of a rapid series of strikes rather than one strong attack. The weapon could seemingly be almost anything from the looks of it, from hands to bladed weapons to even things like Ogras' shadows. The true power of the skill came from the fact that each consecutive strike would increase your speed by a bit, and your momentum would keep growing endlessly as long as you kept attacking.

Eventually, your speed would be far beyond your normal limits, and with increased speed came improved lethality. The enemy would be drowned in an endless sea of attacks until they succumbed.

It was a bit like a berserking skill though. If you pushed your speed too far your body would start to get hurt as well." - Chapter 578