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Achievement Hunter

**[Achievement Hunter: Gain 25 Titles while in F-Grade. Reward: Effect of Attributes +5%]** - 291

Limited Titles should count for this title just as they do for its companion title, Grand Achievement.

* **[Runic Progenitor]** was his 50th title when you included Limited Titles, the **[Pathstrider]**-title which marked him for 'further training,' and the weird hidden title for the Terminus. Reaching the milestone awarded him a companion title to **[Achievement Hunter]**. It worked and was named similarly to his stacking Luck-based titles, where he got a second title instead of replacing his old one with a slightly better variant. **Chapter 1,023**
Irei

*... a talented swordsman but also a lunatic who married his sword. He died a laughingstock and his wife was sold at an auction soon after.* **Chapter 535**

## **History**

He was destined to become a C-Grade Monarch, but he fell to his demons in the end. Do you know why the Blade Emperor is the only one who left a complete heritage in addition to an Inheritance? It’s here because of his obsession with the sword and creating a family. He adopted one Sword Child after another after marrying his main weapon and poured obscene amounts of wealth into them to awaken their spirits. When he ran out of money he turned to my master, who helped him evolve the Swords in return for the Heritage. If he had used even a third of all that wealth on himself he would have broken past his bottleneck without a doubt. He is the second most talented person of the seven. **Chapter 544**

## **Appearance**

It was a humanoid male, but his skin had a yellowish tint while his eyes were amber with a thin slit, like those of an alligator. His build was quite slender, but he still felt extremely muscular. It almost looked like his forearms were covered in steel wires. **Chapter 536**

## **Cultivation**

"I am the Blade Emperor ... My path is one of purity" **Chapter 536**

Her eyes widened as his aura towered toward the sky, but what really startled her was its shape. His aura was actually a perfect copy of his sword, though thousands of times larger. Could an aura actually take a shape like that? He was truly the Blade Emperor. **Chapter 536**

### **Dao Intent**

**Blade Domain** - The Blade Emperor was able to materialize real objects with it. He trapped **Thea** in a cage of Dao Intent Swords, and she had to use her own Dao Field to get out. **Chapter 544**

### **Weapon**

**Silene** - described only as a massive sword. This is presumably the weapon that he married and that was sold of at an auction after his death **Chapter 535**
Primordial Breath Amanita

"... Primordial Breath Amanita. A treasure that can help evolve bloodlines and constitutions. Extremely poisonous to ingest without proper preparation, but it releases a harmless gas that gives some of its benefits. Very beneficial to plant in Cultivation Chambers.

It’s a low tiered D-Grade treasure ..." **Chapter 363**
Evolutionary Precursor

**Class:** [D-Arcane] Evolutionary Precursor.

*Progress through struggle, future seized, not given.*

**Attributes:** Strength +1,750, +15%. Dexterity +750, 10%. Vitality +1,000, 10%.

**Level:** Strength +300 / 450 / 600. Dexterity +100 / 150 / 200. Vitality +150 / 225 / 300. Free +100 / 150 / 200.

**Free Attributes:** +100 / 150 / 200

**Chapter 1,059 & 1,061**
Harvath

Harvath is one of the E-Grade demons who was part of Zac’s strike squad against the incursions. He has risen to prominence since evolving practically taking up a position as one of generals despite not being part of the original grouping of Ogras.

He was chosen to represent the interest of demons in the venture of conquering the Underworld. **[Chapter 324]** During the entire venture Zac treated him as a general of somewhat comparable status to Verana.

Harvath was in charge of defending Port Atwood town against the forces of the Church, while Kenzie and Ilvere led most of the army to fought at Azh'Rodum against the Undead. **[Chapter 475]**
Corpse Sack

A cosmic sack owned by Zachary Atwood in which he stores the corpses and remains of powerful cultivators he has beaten potentially in hopes of resurrecting them as part of an Undead Force loyal to him.

## Contents and condition of the corpses

### Definite

* Leviala Catarva
	+ Eyes gouged out
* Nenothep Medhin
	+ Decapitated
* Mhal
	+ mangled by Nature's Punishment (**Chapter 177**)
* Rasuliel Tsarun
	+ Beheaded and eyes gouged out
	+ Potentially just a head as Ogras had the body
* A Mentalist (**Chapter 441**)
	+ An Angelic Girl
	+ Eyes destroyed by Oblivion. (**Chapter 440**)
	+ Body healed with Creation and turned into Revenant.
* Cervantes
	+ Lunar Tribe Leader
	+ Minimal damage
* Uona Noz'Valadir
	+ ate a Chaos pattern
* The body of at least one Hegemon and probably other bodies collected in the Void. (**Chapter 788**)
* Unnamed, First Echelon guest: First person Zac killed in Perennial Vastness. (**Chapter 985**)
* Reptilian guest (**Chapter 1004**)
* Three members of Sentinel Dawn. (**Chapter 1008**)
* Deathsworn of the first imperial Heaven. (**Chapter 1038**)

### Potential

* A Thief (**Chapter 441**)
	+ a small goblin-looking humanoid no more than a meter tall
	+ Mangled Torso and upper body separated from lower body
Fruit of Ascension

The main goal of a Fruit of Ascension isn’t improving your Race, although it is a good time-saving effect for most people, cultivators included. It is the effect it has on your class upgrades. It’s not a true D-grade treasure based on the low energy it contains, but it’s ranked like that because of its usefulness. Its effect is limited, but essentially, it improves your choices when you upgrade your class. **Book 1, Chapter 78**

“Even if a warrior normally only qualified for Common classes when upgrading to E-rank, after eating a Fruit of Ascension, they would be guaranteed to only have Uncommon classes to choose from. If you could already get Uncommon ones, it is not too unlikely you will get Rare options as long as you have some other achievements to help you along. It can even help push you toward getting an Epic class if you were close to qualifying but falling just a bit short. The fruit is a cheat, or a shortcut, that immensely improves a warrior’s future prospects. That is why it’s one of the most sought-after natural treasures for young cultivators,” she finished with a longing sigh. “At least on D-grade worlds.” **Book 1, Chapter 78**

“Your prime age for evolution had passed, but you sidestepped that with the Fruit of Ascension. **Book 1, Chapter 111**

And it was especially nice timing, since Ogras was occupied with absorbing the Fruit of Ascension. Zac learned that it could take weeks to absorb a treasure of that magnitude. A big reason he almost died in the pond was that the mix of Cosmic Water and the Fruit of Ascension made the absorption only take minutes rather than days, which overtaxed his body. **Book 1, Chapter 112**

He took out the Fruit of Vitality from the box, carefully sensing the aroma and aura it gave off. It smelled delicious and gave off a fresh and fragrant smell. It was nowhere the level of the Fruit of Ascension, but still really appetizing. **Book 2, Chapter 48**

“I forgot to give you this the other day. It’s a **[Fruit of Ascension]**. It will not only improve your race to E-grade, but apparently, it will even help when upgrading your class in the future.” **Book 2, Chapter 84**

The pills and treasures that could open up nodes would likely not be too easy to come by, and such treasures usually only worked once like the Fruit of Ascension. **Book 3, Chapter 42**

“It’s called Runic Shaman. I can buff one person at a time with my axes and also fight with magically infused axes. It’s the coolest class ever, and it’s even Rare!” Emily said with pride. Zac smiled and nodded. Clearly, the Fruit of Ascension had helped her get a great class, but the fruit alone wasn’t enough. **Book 3, Chapter 63**
Emma MacHale

Former movie star. Who played a crucial part in the the NWG's attempt to create the first System Lord until she defected and sought refuge in Port Atwood due to the atrocities she witnessed the NWG allow to take place and even facilitate.

She is romantically involved with Julia though the relationship is strained due to conflicting views on the NWG.

She is working with Ogras on his movie and has done some PR work on the Atwood Archipelago (**Chapter 513**)

## Personality

"It seemed the person he’d seen in interviews and on the stage of the auction was another role she played, just like in the movies. Her real personality was far more coarse." **Chapter 147**

## Appearance

A gorgeous woman with a sweet voice and a radiant smile. **Bk 2 Ch 23**
Empire of Light

A smaller empire in the Zecia Sector which had the misfortune of sharing galactic borders with the local chapter of the Undead Empire.

Their whole culture centred around defeating and eradicating the undead, and they had ample information about spotting undead infections and how to prevent Revenants from rising across battlefields rife with deathly energies. Zac, Triv and Kenzie reverse engineered their methods to create the Einherjar. **Chapter 667**

If the Empire of Light were a bunch of weaklings, they'd have been swallowed by the Kavriel Province long ago. They might not have as powerful Monarchs as the ones sent from the Undead Empire, but the Empire of Light possessed some of the most powerful arrays and fortifications in the sector.

They had reinforced their borders for millions of years, spending mindboggling resources on defensive arrays and other fortifications. And they all were designed to kill or weaken the Undead. Not only that, but most of the top factions of Zecia had pitched in to construct this iron curtain so they wouldn't have to deal with the Undead Empire. **Chapter 947**
Adaptive Symbiosis

*Bond through Life, rise through struggle.*

## Summary

Adaptive Symbiosis is a D-Grade skill Zac acquired from the Intersector War Merit Store in order to bond with Haro and accelerate his growth to fight in that war. The skill can be activated to boost Haro's attributes based on Zac's and restores Zac's vigor from the abundant vigor Haro has a spiritual plant.

## Acquisition

* Zac took out the box that had set him back to a measly 2,328 merit after having accumulated over 200,000. It had cost him everything he'd earned over four months of campaigning, along with most of his remaining starting bonus. Zac opened the lid, finding three items inside. **Chapter 1,119**
	+ One was a vial filled with a viscous golden liquid. Not even the dense isolating inscriptions could block out the immense amount of lifeforce sealed within.
	+ Zac turned to the item next to the vial, which was a single leaf lying on a bed of shimmering sand. It looked more like a delicate sculpture than something naturally formed, and it actually made Zac think of Iz Tayn. Like her features, the leaf was completely elevated from the mundane, proof of its intense affinity.
	+ The last item in the box didn't exude any spirituality. It was a normal Information Crystal, ...

## Skill Location

**Above Specialty Core**

* It felt like a small sun had been born atop the Specialty Core, radiating warmth throughout his body. **Chapter 1,120**

## Skill Window

* [D] Adaptive Symbiosis - Proficiency: Early. Bond through Life, rise through struggle. Upgradeable. **Chapter 1,120**

## D-Grade

### Early Proficiency

* The skill was constantly running, siphoning a small amount of Divine and Cosmic Energy. **Chapter 1,120**
* As its name indicated, **[Adaptive Symbiosis]** was more than just a Companion-binding skill. The initial exchange where Zac's body gained more Life and Haro gained Dao wasn't the end of the shared benefits. The bond would provide the pet with constant nourishment. And since it came directly from Zac's Cosmic Core, it would further harmonize Haro's Daos with his own. **Chapter 1,120**
* The skill could also be activated. Zac infused some energy, and his companion shuddered within the Worldring. Haro didn't wake up, but his aura grew by a noticeable margin. Zac looked on with interest, but his attention was soon diverted by the vast amount of Vigor pouring into his body. His muscles sang, and Zac felt he could fight for ten days and nights without stopping. **Chapter 1,120**
* The skill had provided Haro with part of Zac's attributes. Judging by Haro's aura, its attribute pool had risen by roughly 10%. It wasn't much, but Zac suspected Haro's grade limited the effect. **Chapter 1,120**

## Commentary

* In other words, both came out ahead. Being able to tap into just a part of a Heavenrender Vine's Vigor solved the troubling issue with his Eoz Bloodline. **Chapter 1,120**
Inscriptions

Inscriptions also referred to as runes, engraving and even fractals throughout the story are used to empower equipment, create arrays and lay down formations among other things.

## Personalisation

He realized he’d been naïve when he thought of the fractals by the Creators and the Demons as simple or flawed.

The creators were among the greatest craftsmen in the multi-verse, there was no reason they shouldn’t be able to create fractals that looked the same as the ones the System used. However, they still inscribed the squarish ones that had reminded Zac of old-school computer text.

It was the same with the Demons. Their fractals looked a bit crude in comparison to the one that adorned his robes, but after living with them for months Zac knew they weren’t some barbarians.

Why couldn’t they simply alter their scripts a bit to look like the ones from the system? The design of those fractals wasn’t anything uncommon, as they could simply buy basic gear from the General Store. Add to that the thousands of years of research they had.

Only now did Zac understand that it was a deliberate choice. The scripts the two factions used were more closely aligned with their nature. The strength of an inscription wasn’t dictated how close it looked to a “real” fractal, but by the insight and skill of the inscriber.

Zac now realized that the power of the inscriptions likely got stronger, not weaker, when the inscriptions were more suited to the nature of the Creator. **Chapter 181**
Toydarian

### Toydarian

Toydarians are small, winged,
hairless, and have trunk-noses.  They
consider themselves some of the best merchants in the Galaxy.

**Personality:**
Toydarians tend to come off as greedy to outsiders, but they are pragmatic and
business-minded.  Toydarians aren’t often
seen beyond Hutt Space, and so they often have their reputations tied to that
species.

**Physical Description:** Toydarians are small, winged, hairless (mostly), and
have trunk-noses.  They tend to float
about with their wings, rather than rest on the ground for any amount of time.

**Homeworld:**
Toydaria (R-11) in Hutt Space

**Type:**
Humanoid (Toydarian)

**Abilities:** +2
dex, +2 wis, -2 str, -2 cha

**Size:** Small

**Speed:** 20-ft;
Fly 30-ft (Good)

**Deceptive:** +2
species bonus on Deception skill checks.

**Indomitable**
Will:
Toydarians are immune to Force-based mind-affecting effects.

**Languages:** Basic
and Toydarian
Galau

## History

He approached Zac and Ogras claiming they were powerful unknown warriors who would not make his achievements in the Tower of Eternity look like the result of a carry but in reality he did so because of the Bracelet Zac wears showing the tell tale signs of being the work of a member of the Peak Family.

Galau’s family was a D grade martial clan that almost exclusively raised warriors for the Allbright armies or adventurers who explored Mystical Realms. Galau’s ancestor was one of the 7 grand elders in the family, and the pressure was on him to carry on the legacy.

However, Galau had become enamoured with buying and selling artefacts after having handled the inventory that his clansmen had gathered while traveling of fighting wars. He had asked for permission to set up a store, but the elders had denied his request. They hoped to raise one of their own to C grade and so increase the renown and fortunes of the clan and as such insisted on dedication and focus to the warrior path. He was given an Ultimatum to reach the 30th level to prove he could be a warrior if he wanted to be.

He was carried by Zac and Ogras up to the 31st level where he chose to part ways with them as he felt he could safely develop his skills as a merchant on that level. Before they parted he gave Zac a teleportation token to Nal Avadar the city his clan is based in.

On returning back to his clan the elders attempted to hand him over to the Heliophios or Tsarun forces to avoid giving offence to them. With the help of Pretty Peak he managed to fake his death. He was then given a new identity as Gubao and became the junior quartermaster of the Muscle Brigade, a troop led by Average Peak (**Chapter 635**).

## Personality

Despite being a competent warrior he is remarkably timid and cowardly choosing to avoid conflict and hide. He fainted when Zac tore apart the Zethaya Pill House but whether this was from Zac's display or the thought of the consequences of said actions is unclear.

## Cultivation

### Class

A warrior class but he's aiming for a hybrid warrior/salesman class as a travelling merchant. (**Chapter 408**)

He has broken through to the E grade after his experiences at the Tower (**Chapter 635**)

#### Skills

* **Sword Mastery** (**Chapter 416**)
* Galau bought the ocular skill from a Skill House on his home planet, which essentially was like an open Dao Repository. (**Chapter 409**)
* "After having mentioned his warrior heritage and his goals of being a merchant neither Zac nor Ogras had suspected him to have not one but four skills related to thievery" (**Chapter 416**)

### Titles

**Tower of Eternity - 3rd Floor**

1. ↑ Chapter 1,154
Dao Branch of the Pale Seal

Branch of the Pale Seal : Made by upgrading Dao Fragment of the Coffin.

* **Branch of the Pale Seal (Early): All attributes +50, Strength +300, Endurance +2250, Vitality +800, Intelligence +50, Wisdom +250. Effectiveness of Endurance +25%.** (Chapter 824)
* **Branch of the Pale Seal (Middle): All attributes +50, Strength +750, Endurance +4750, Vitality +1500, Intelligence +50, Wisdom +450. Effectiveness of Endurance +25%.** (Chapter 976)
* **[Branch of the Pale Seal (Late): All attributes +50, Strength +1750, Endurance +9000, Vitality +2750, Wisdom +1150. Effectiveness of Endurance +25%]** (Chapter 1,090)

## **Dao Avatar**

Now, the Dao Avatar appeared in the form of an Iron Maiden, with some differences from the grotesque medieval torture device. Instead of spikes, the insides were lined with chains, judging by the endless rattling of links you could hear from within.

Also, instead of a tormented face at the top, there was just a pitch-black halo, like a black hole leading into the abyss. Just like the Kalpataru’s vines rustle formed a song of unfettered life, the rustling chains of the Iron Maiden formed a tune of inescapable death. However, while their portents might seem dour, Zac felt a sense of comfort hearing it. It was stability, it was peace. **Chapter 825**
Eye of Har’Teriam

"It is guaranteed to open one of your hidden nodes, though which one can’t be controlled ...

The **[Eye of Har’Teriam]** is a treasure that never appears on baby worlds, and not something that the System rewards for any quests. It’s only found in a few C-Grade Mystic realms containing the remains of a long-collapsed universe ....

You can only use it in E-Grade ...

It is one of the few items that can guarantee the opening of a Hidden Node no matter who eats it. Not only that, it will even give you a clue of where your other nodes are hidden, which will make it infinitely easier to burst them open later as well ...

... It’s completely impossible to buy, and can only be found by chance ..." **Chapter 288**
Gaun Sorom

Gaun Sorom was just a normal Wandering Cultivator who fit Zac's requirements.

Gaun had been active for over 500 years in this neighbourhood of the Zecia Sector, though he originated in some place called the Tumbling Sky Cluster, named after the local overlord - the Tumbling Sky Sect. He had been staying in Karbron over the past 10 years and had now chosen to head to Salosar to join the fight against the Beast Tide. **Chapter 859**

He traded Zac his identity in exchange for a token to a world outside the Void Gates influence and 25 D-grade Nexus Coins. **Chapter 860**

## Personality

This kind of shrewd thinking was nothing like the short description in the missive, which rather portrayed the axe wielder as some sort of gruff barbarian that was hard to reason with. **Chapter 861**

## Appearance

He was primarily human with only a small hint of orc in his heritage. **Chapter 859**

## Cultivation

His weapon of choice was an axe and he can seemingly control roots. **Chapter 859**

A Half-Step Hegemon with two Dao Fragments. **Chapter 859**
Core

[Core: Successfully form a Core. Reward: ??????] **Chapter 175**

[Core: Successfully form a Core. Reward: 5% Strength, ??????] **Chapter 203**

## Upgrades

### Fully forming Duplicity

[Duplicity Core: Successfully form a Duplicity Core Core. Reward: Strength +5%, Endurance +5%.] **Chapter 210**

### Making it unique and customised

[Evolutionary Inexorability: Successfully form a unique customized Specialty Core. Reward: All attributes +5%.] **Chapter 1,061**
Azh'Rodum

The Demon Incursions former base on Zac's island now turned into a base for those working in the Nexus Crystal mines.

"... a giant palace in the middle of the town. It still wasn’t finished, but Zac was amazed by the design even before seeing the finished product. It looked like medieval eastern architecture had been fused with nature. The structure was made both from stone and trees.

And by trees, he didn’t mean chopped down lumber, but actual trees. There were dozens of mages ... who grew large black trees out of the ground. They then somehow forced it to grow in shapes that would constitute rooms and walls. It took less than an hour for a few mages to grow one of the house-trees into its final size. There were also mages who summoned rocks out of the ground. Under their care the rocks seemed like clay, allowing the mages to form them to their will to form a natural feeling to the walls and other stone features.

The palace was only three stories tall at the highest point, but it was expansive, featuring multiple buildings, beautiful gardens, sky wells, and courtyards. The gracefully curved roofs were made with tiles, with their eaves hanging out a few meters from the structures. The most central building in the complex had two layers of eaves, giving it an even grander feeling. Zac supposed that was either the general’s living quarters or some type of throne room. Surrounding it all was a black hedge roughly 2 meters tall. It felt decorative rather than providing any protection, as anyone would easily get through or above it.

The only thing that took away from the grand structure was the dull colors. The palace was mostly in shades of black and grey, giving it a very foreboding feeling. The only flashes of color were splotches of red in some details, the shade reminding him of the shining pillar." **Chapter 35**

"He also noticed that the town had grown considerably since he had seen it the first time a few weeks ago. Most of the military-looking rectangular buildings were gone, replaced with structures of various size and design. It almost looked like a medieval town by now rather than a military base. But the craftsmanship and cleanliness were far greater compared to some old city, and no garbage or excrement lined the sidewalks. Perhaps the large barracks were only temporary housing they used while they constructed the real city." **Chapter 65**
Ruz Sharva'Zi

A Draugr from the Undead Heartlands. He is  Catheya's father and the Third Supreme Elder of their Clan.

## **Personality**

He rarely smiles according to Catheya and for him, who was right or wrong among the junior generation didn't matter. What mattered were the political implications and how they could affect the clan. **Chapter 789**

He had once said nothing was impossible in the Multiverse. If it seemed like it, it was only because the solution hadn't been figured out yet. **Chapter 950**
Inquisitive Eye

*See through their secrets.*

## Summary

Inquisitive Eye is an F-Grade skill that is an improved version of Eye of Discernment. Zac gained it through an upgrade quest he bought. Besides identifying a creature's race, name and level, it also provided their highest attribute. It also provided the grade of many resources.

Zac replaced this skill with Cosmic Gaze while in the Tower of Eternity.

## Skill Window

Inquisitive Eye - Proficiency: Early. See through their secrets. Upgradeable. **Book 2, Page 449**

## Acquisition

* Finally, he actually bought a quest from the [*Beast Wave Contribution*] store. It was simply called **[Inquisitive Eye]**, and it was one of the possible upgrade routes for his skill **[Eye of Discernment]**. **Book 2, Page 330**
* The quest for the upgrade to **[Eye of Discernment]** was quite simple. He only needed to inspect a thousand people with the skill, and it would get upgraded. **Book 2, Page 362**

## Proficiency

* Zac used **[Inquisitive Eyes]** on the beast. **Book 2, Page 372**
	+ **[Miasmic Bengal Tiger – Undead. Level 43 – Endurance]**
* The new and improved version was still F-grade, but much more useful. It now also displayed what was the highest attribute of the one he spied on, which would give a hint of their battle style. It also could discern the grades of many resources, which was a good way to learn if something he found was useful or not. **Book 2, Page 372**

## Replacement

* The flavor text [*for Cosmic Gaze*] was a bit similar to his old skill, **[Inquisitive Eye]**, though it felt a lot more impressive to see through the veil of the universe than to see through their secrets. **Book 5, Page 46**

## Defenses

* Zac ignored the question, instead quickly using his skill **[Inquisitive Eye]** just like the other guy did. But for the first time since he’d acquired it, it almost failed completely, giving even less information than when he scanned his sister. **Book 2, Page 616**
* He tried to use **[Inquisitive Eye]** on the two animals as he walked forward, but something blocked the skill completely apart from confirming their names. **Book 2, Page 651**

## Commentary

* Inquisitive Eye was still stuck on Early proficiency, which didn’t really surprise Zac. He no longer used it since it had essentially become superfluous for him. There was no point in using it on weak enemies, and strong enemies were too powerful for the skill to work on them. **Book 4, Page 613**
Hivissul

## About

* Catheya called her teacher, but there was no official bond of discipleship between the two. Catheya didn't even know her full name. It had taken her over a month of wheedling just to get the name Hivissul. **Ch 1,171**
* Hivissul was like the world around her, unchanging. She rarely moved, except once a week when she watered the clay pot by her side. **Ch 1,171**
* It had been a huge shock to stumble onto such a peerless existence at the end of her arduous journey, and the stubborn determination that had kept Catheya going almost collapsed from an innate, primal fear of the predator before her. There were many races of dragons, but a pureblood adult should be at least an Autarch. Hivissul's mere presence would have disintegrated Catheya if she hadn't allowed her approach. **Ch 1,171**
* The miasmic azure of her eyes felt like the true face of Death, and Catheya was close to having her path realigned to the path in the depths of Hivissul's pupils. Her teacher might be a dragon, but she was also undead. Unfortunately, that was pretty much all she'd been able to gather since arriving. Hivissul ignored any inquiries into her background, though she had confirmed she wasn't part of the Undead Empire. Neither did it seem she'd awakened naturally. **Ch 1,171**
* The vast difference in cultivation made it difficult to find the usual clues, but Catheya believed she'd been realigned in the prime of her life. Whether it was the work of a Supreme Lich or a blessed ground was impossible to say, though the fact she remained unattached indicated the latter. **Ch 1,171**

## Appearance

* She wore a deep-blue robe made from icy silk, her horns looked like dead trees covered in frost, and her graceful features could have been cut from white marble. Despite her elegant appearance, hiding the domineering aura her body passively exuded was impossible. **Ch 1,171**
* The brutal air only pureblooded dragons possessed. **Ch 1,171**
Skybreaker

A pitch-black spear previously belonging to the Dominator known as **Harbinger**. It was definitely valuable, probably a High-Quality Spirit Tool judging by the spirituality it emitted.

It was extremely hard and looked like some sort of stone, but it was pliable like a spear made from wood or metal. He was able to bend it almost 180 degrees when he exerted himself, and it sprung back to its original form the moment he let go. **Chapter 549**

Zac feels that the spear weighs hundreds of kilograms. Ogras believes it contains some material and insight related to Space and can even enter the shadows. Upon finding a decent Blacksmith he intends to infuse some more shadow-related materials into it to make it more suitable for his cultivation. **Chapter 554**
Deathlock

**[Deathlock. Peak E-grade, Upgradeable. Strength, Endurance, Vitality, Death-related Daos, Restrictive-related Daos. Creates a number of Abyssal Graves that binds and locks down enemies. Also creates an absolute domain that disables up to High-Grade Movement Skills. The Skill at Peak mastery can even restrain weak Hegemons if infused with suitable peak Dao Fragment.]**
F-Grade

## Levelling

* Levels 1-75
* “Every level requires more Cosmic Energy.” **Book 2, Page 283**

#### Methods

* **Cultivation -** Cultivators are what they call those who can naturally draw the cosmic energies into themselves, by the way. **Book 1, Page 41**
* **Killing** - And while they can’t just get continuously stronger through cultivating, they still get stronger from killing monsters and levelling up like you did,” **Book 1, Page 42**
* **Nexus Crystals and Pills**
	+ Nexus Crystals are a staple cultivation resource in the Multiverse. Both cultivators and mortals can absorb Cosmic Energy from them. **Book 1, Page 46**
	+ Many forces are able to bring up the levels of their young to 25 in a day with various pills and Nexus Crystals, **Book 1, Page 445**

## Gain a Class

* Reach level 25. Reward: Unlock Class System. (16/25) **Book 1, Page 23**
* “The first class is mainly based on achievements and experiences, since people rarely are in contact with the Dao at that stage. **Book 1, Page 701**

## Attributes

* *No points beyond starting stats for first level.*
* *Two free points per level after the first.*
* *Class bonus and three to seven points per level based on class on top of the per level free points. See author statement.*
* He was delighted to see that he did get his class stat points in addition to his two free points, rather than instead of. **Book 1, Page 139**

## Focus

* Just like the F-grade was the best opportunity to farm Titles, the E-Grade was the best opportunity to open up nodes that might benefit him for the rest of his life. **Book 6, Page 3**
Tribal Constellation

But another reason was that the Bloodwind planet was placed in what was called the Tribal Constellation, where these races were more common. It wasn’t a force, but rather hundreds of forces spread out across an area even larger than the big empires. It was a pretty chaotic part of Zecia, but there were a few powerful C-grade tribes that kept things somewhat in order and helped gather the forces in case of outsider pressure. **Book 7, Chapter 591**

1. ↑ devilkin, Ogres, Orcs, and certain beastkin. **Book 7, Chapter 591**
A’Feris

He is **speculated** to be a Grand Deacon of The Radiant Temple. (**Chapter 472** and **794**)

He rose to an Elite of the Sect after a fellow sect member by the name of Io, with whom he is good friends, helped him get his bearing as a new initiate. Io is currently a peak D-Grade cultivator and his friendship with A'Feris has allowed him access to a location known as the Lake of Solace which he would not normally be able to access given his grade.

A’Feris is seemingly at a bottleneck and to combat this Io has suggested he take on a disciple something he has not done due to having better things to do than watching over “one of those snotty brats who rely on their elders to solve all of their problems.” (**Chapter 472**)**.** Io believes that A'Feris can still progress further if he regains his momentum and Zac can be a catalyst for that due to his penchant for drawing the ire of of his contemporaries and the Boundless Heavens **Chapter 527**

A’Feris is considering taking Zachary Atwood as his disciple if the opportunity arises, but has decreed that it is up to Fate,  and that any thoughts of taking Zac as a disciple would be fruitless unless they walk a similar path (**Chapter 472**). He believes it is too early to take Zac as his disciple until he has formed a workable path and the challenges ahead of him should be enough to help him get there presumably referring to The Great Redeemer. He plans to take on Zac after the Veil has been lifted off Earth unless Zac decides to become an unorthodox cultivator or the sector is still under quarantine due to the effects of the Stele of Conflict (**Chapter 527**).
Carrack-classed vessel

A naval ship from the Illex shipyard.

Crew: 10 (8 with someone adept in arrays or battle-systems)

Size: Slightly larger than the Frigate.

Speed: Same as the small scout vessels. Half that of the Frigate.

Armor and Weaponry: More durable than the Carrack with heavier weaponry.

Cost: 32 million Nexus Coins

**Book 2, Page 332**
Founders

A noble race from the Undead Empire.

## Description and traits

* They have the greatest affinity to miasma among all the Undead.
* "The other undead races were humanoid, though Zac had heard murmurs the mysterious race of ‘Founders’ were a bit different ..." **Chapter 771**

## Seat of Power

They (or their ruling faction) are known as the Eternal 108. **Chapter 899**

## Role in the Undead Empire

* "One popular theory was that the undead races were created by one single powerhouse, someone at the level of Emperor Limitless. He would probably have become an Apostate if he appeared in this era, but this all happened before the System arrived as the undead existed even before the System. These founders might be the descendants of this grand ancestor, and if that was the case it wasn’t surprising they would be considered the greatest undead race." **Chapter 432**
* They do not seem to be in charge of any territory outside the Heartlands as the Empire split up the four cardinal directions outside the Heartlands to each of the other noble races. **Chapter 713**
* The Founders hadn't left the Heart for tens of millions of years as they tirelessly worked on their undertaking. During the endless years of the Undead Empire, they had only appeared during a few critical junctures, like when the Buddhist Sangha was out for blood or during the crusades of the Ancient Imperial Clans. **Chapter 899**
* The very same Primo that ruled today lived before the System? No wonder he'd never heard any murmurs of the four divine races trying to seize control over the Founders. Messing with that kind of old monster was to ask for trouble. **Chapter 1,040**
Mastery Skills

Mastery skills are a very common type of skill for both combat and non-combat classes to teach an Integrated person how to properly use a tool or weapon.

* He had already found out that this type of skill was extremely common, and most classes had a similar one. The difference was that both his mastery skills also provided Dao Visions, whereas the equivalent skills for lower-grade classes just provided the guidance system. **Book 3, Page 201**
* Most of the missive was a list of different categories of mastery skills, along with examples. There were a lot more types of mastery skills than he had expected. They included not only weaponry, but also all kinds of arcane specialties and crafts. **Chapter 814**
* The latter, unfortunately, only worked for non-combat classes though, dashing Zac’s hopes of an easily-acquired skill like alchemy or blacksmithing. **Chapter 814**
* The consensus is that the Mastery Skills aren’t technically true skills. They don’t contain the essence behind the teachings, and it is more accurate to consider them daughter arrays to the System. Therefore, the only step needed to upgrade the skills is to increase the detail of the pathways. **Chapter 814**
* However, the missive also included an extremely interesting snippet of information, something which confirmed a suspicion of his. Mastery skills had two empty sockets, where one was recommended to leave a pattern representing one's Daos. **Chapter 814**
* The basic patterns of the skill fractal were as simple as they came, barely at the level of a low-quality skill. **Chapter 814**
* Most of the effort [*referring to upgrading*] was spent adding two Dao arrays to the skill fractal. The patterns were a simplified manifestation of his Daos, their appearance based on the two Dao Avatars in his Soul Aperture. **Chapter 814**
* The skill was still upgradeable, though Zac read in the missive that D-grade was the last stage of the skill. After that, you would have to search for answers yourself, which Zac figured was fair enough. **Chapter 814**
* Zac had seen how quickly his mastery skills progressed when he put his mind to it back in the Orom World. **Chapter 898**

## Known Mastery Skills

* Armament Mastery
* Axe Mastery
* Sword Mastery
Dao Chambers

A Dao Treasure created by the interaction of Kenzie's array and Salvation's Dao Funnel located on Port Atwood.

## **Description**

Zac only took a few steps before he froze for a second, looking with some shock at what his sister had created. The walls were covered in a dense pattern of inscriptions, reaching pretty much from floor to ceiling. Even the stone floor and ceiling contained inscribed lines that went in circles around the outer layer he stood in.

The inner chamber wasn’t actually sealed off, but it rather had an open layout with eight vaulted arches that provided vision to those who would sit outside. Even the inner chamber was separated into two rows, meaning that the group would be split into three priorities.

The innermost row was just two seats, one on each side of the altar. Just behind the seats was a line of fractals forming a circle around the seats and the altar, along with two small glass cylinders covered in fractals. Each of the glass pillars was roughly half a meter high and placed next to the two seats. Finally there were four large fractals on the floor tiles, one on each side of the innermost seats. **Chapter 375**

"Don't look at the walls," Kenzie tiredly said, dragging Zac out of his reverie. "The Origin Dao changed the fractals somehow. They contain the Dao now." **Chapter 377**

He was surprised to feel that he still could sense a small echo of the Dao in the walls themselves, imprinted from when they cracked open the funnel. If people kept pondering on the Dao inside this place over the years it might become a real treasure even though it was made from normal materials, kind of like the Cherry Tree in his vision **Chapter 519** .
Apex Hunter

**[Apex Hunter: Solo kill enemy one whole tier above you. Reward: Effect of Attributes +10%]**

Chpt 208

Low tier titles give static rewards. They are good in the beginning to help accumulate other advantages, but by the end of E-Grade class they are mostly worthless apart from those that give luck. The mid-tier gives the percentage boosts. These are what most people desperately try to gain, as they will always be useful.

“Next are the high tiered ones, who also gives percentage boosts. But these titles work differently. Each one will independently boost your whole attribute after the other titles have been added. And they each do this independently of each other. The effect can get enormous.”

Known as the "legendary hunt" among demons. (Book 2, Chapter 95)
I'Rallashar

A humanoid clan that ambushed Zac and his forces using intelligence given to them by Henry Marshall II in return for cultivation resources (**Bk 3 Ch 100**).

## Treasures and means

* A huge golden bell
	+ Its chime contained a mysterious force, and the moment it hit Zac, he immediately fell over, his vision turning black.
	+ That bell had unleashed a terrifying mental attack.
Cog Town

The wall was made of some metal, and on top of it there were huge brass cannons mounted. Both the cannons and the walls looked somewhat new, even though they weren’t in great shape. Zac assumed they had been erected or improved in order to combat the monsters of the island. **Chapter 148**

Cogstown is the result of four generations of Ishiate who have pushed themselves to unravel the universe. **Chapter 149**

## Inhabitants

* Basso Moon - He is the leader of Cogstown and its chief engineer. Chapter 149
* Shea Moon
* Porro Moon

## System Shops

After defending the town from a series of monster attacks they got the following options from their Nexus Station:

* System Shop **Chapter 149**
* Smithy manned by Automotons **Chapter 149**
Spark of Creation

"A crackling sound full of ebullience echoed out into the void, each snap exuding the primordial Dao. For untold ages the **[Spark of Creation]** left its mark on the universe, its conceptions growing ever larger and more intricate. But suddenly its revelry was encroached upon.

His breath was the Dao and his hand was the earth, and when he moved the Heavens shied away. He gripped the Spark and clenched with enough force to tear the fabric of reality to shreds. The shockwave shattered the Dimensional Core that the Spark had turned into its nourishment, the explosion destroying innumerable planets.

Unwillingness. Desperation. Desire. The spark shattered, its remnants fleeing to all corners of the myriad planes. Creation was never over." **Chapter 458** *[Excerpt from a vision Zac had of the Shattering of the Spark of Creation into Shards.]*

This was likely why the Spark of Creation remained stuck at the threshold until the day it was destroyed. Its desire for Creation ironically made it impossible to ever grasp it. **Chapter 1,139**
Eternal Heritage

All life in the Multiverse was extinguished at the end of the Primordial Era, all matter returned to the Primordial Chaos. But some things… Are beyond the Dao itself, eternal. There are a handful of items and places that survived the cataclysm of the Primordial Era. Each one of those Heritages is beyond your comprehension, powerful enough to turn empires to dust.

It is through those Heritages much about the ancient past was discovered. Qi'Sar knew of two such eras that have left behind such items, a testament to the might of their time. Apart from the Primordial Era, there has also been an era where the Five Elements were the basis of all reality. There are most likely more of them out there, but the peak factions are fiercely guarding them.

In contrast, not a single such Heritage has been created in the **Era of Unity**, at least not to his knowledge. The beings that created these Heritages... They would be unmatched and unopposed if they appeared in this age. **Chapter 780**

The most interesting part was the mention of Eternal Heritages, particularly those from the Primordial Era. Being able to visit such a place would be a huge opportunity, especially for someone like him who aimed for the Daos of Oblivion and Creation. Problem was, those places seemed to be monopolized by the peak factions in the Multiverse, which wasn’t a surprise, really.

The Frontier didn't even seem to possess Ancient Realms, let alone Immemorial Realms like the one his mother was taking Kenzie to. Worrying about these Eternal Heritages was a waste of time. But simply knowing of their existence was valuable, since you never knew what you would encounter in the future. **Chapter 781**

Most Eternal Heritages were created through untold sacrifice and an Era's worth of accumulation. **Chapter 1,064**

## **Known Eternal Heritages**

* **Primordial**
* **Five Elements**
* **Heart of the Empire**
* **Technocrat Codex**
* **Ultom Courts**
Glimthain

He had always considered the modern faction of the Ishiate to be somewhat steampunk, and this town truly made that impression stronger. Cramped structures fought for space within massive brass walls that were lined with all kinds of brass weaponry.

A glance at the wall told him that at least a hundred cannons were fastened to the wall walk, and even some rooftops were equipped with ranged siege weaponry. He saw multiple ballistae that appeared to be relying on steam pressure for example. The houses themselves were covered in tubes, and no matter where he looked it seemed to be one pipe or another leaking gas or water vapors.

The town was well illuminated by a mix of Day crystals and gaslights lining the streets, and it seemed to be rush-hour since the streets were filled with people. It was a truly chaotic scene as there were not only pedestrians, but a mix of modern cars and other odd machines that forced their way through the jumble. The chaos wasn't helped by the constant eruption of steam whistles and honks from the cars.

**Chapter 368**
Azh’Kir’Khat Horde

The Azh’Kir’Khat Horde is a Demon faction in the Zecia sector. There are only two pure demonic factions in the whole Zecia sector, with the Azh’Kir’Khat Horde being the stronger of the two. **(Book 6, Page 500)**

The whole Demon Horde with tens of thousands of forces only have one C-Grade Planet. **(Book 5, Page 566 Chapter 497)**

## Formation

Ilvere shrugged. “It took innumerable years of bloodshed for the Azh’Kir’Khat horde to form. Even then, it can only maintain its stability thanks to the powerhouses on the top and our eternal enemies. ... **Book 10, Page 17**

## Members

The horde consists of hundreds of demonic species. The position of the races in the horde depends on their respective powerhouses at the top. **(Book 4, Page 70)**

* The Abyssal Demons have a terrifying leader who controls one of the top ten clans, making them one of the most prominent demonic species in the horde. **(Book 4, Page 70)**
* Torrid Demons
	+ Azh’Rezak Clan
* Springsteel Demons

## Leadership

**Supreme Warchiefs**

* Lucifer

## Relation with other Multiversal factions

The demonic horde is very much in favor of The Ruthless Heavens, which makes the Technocrats one of their prime enemies. Everyone learns to identify their kind in case demons run into them in mystic realms or out in the wild somewhere. That's why Ogras immediately recognized the amulet of Leandra as a Technocrat insignia. **(Book 2, Page 541)**

The Tal-Eladar and the Demonkin are in an almost perpetual war in the sector **(Book 3, Page 632 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.* **(Book 3, Page 646)**

## Culture

*"New bipedals soil my sanctuary. You even bring the barbaric demonkin this time? Base creatures that only know lust and violence," a rumbling voice echoed out through the library as the large head of the Librarian turned away in annoyance.* **(Book 3, Page 556)**

*“Basic bureaucracy is a cornerstone of a civilized society,” Calrin said after casting a scathing glance at the demon. “Not like you demons would understand, with your clusters being lawless hellholes.”* **(Book 2, Page 118)**