The Last Paragon in the Apocalypse

Chapter 1736: Next Plans

“Big brother, we have gained so much insight into the Flame Dao, so we are going into seclusion to improve the Primordial Lotus of Destruction. It won’t take a week, so wait for us to finish before you leave for the Elemental Tower,” Void said, holding Kaden’s hands.

Qilin, Nirvana and Fury stood beside him too, each wearing a happy expression.

Kaden smiled and nodded, “Take all the time you need. I will wait for you to be done with your thing before we leave for that place.”

They were overjoyed, so after hugging him, all four of them vanished into his soul sea to handle whatever they had planned.

Kaden didn’t know how, but he could sense some form of danger slowly approaching him. Naturally, he felt like he was running out of time. However, he needed his elements, so he could only wait for them to handle what they had planned.

After the four Primordial Flame Spirits left, the seven Ice Elemental Spirits also approached him, “Big brother, we also want to go into seclusion so we can work on our own technique. We can’t just stand and watch Nirvana and the others surpass us by that much of a margin.”

Kaden laughed, already expecting this from his other Elemental Spirits.

Since his four Primordial Flame Spirits had created the Primordial Lotus of Destruction, he knew the others would also want the same.

He even expected them to ask for his permission weeks ago.

But since they were asking now, he just nodded and gave them the go-ahead.

“You can go ahead. Just don’t do anything reckless.”

They were overjoyed, so after hugging him, they vanished into his soul sea. As expected, once they were gone, the other elements stepped forward and asked for his permission to create their own techniques as well.

Kaden knew that stopping them would make them sad, so he let them all do as they pleased. Who knows, he might soon possess so many powerful techniques that raising his weapons would only be necessary when he had to.

Even his lone Earth Elemental Spirit wished to work on his technique, so Kaden allowed him to go. Soon, he finished attending to them and went to talk to Namariona.

“I know I have already said this, but thank you, Namariona,” Kaden said upon approaching Namariona.

“It is fine, Kaden. You can call it me paying you back for the help you rendered to me and my friends back then.”

Kaden, who now remembered when he knew Namariona, nodded with a smile.

After she awakened, memories of his past life, when he met Namariona, returned to him.

During the climax of his 5th incarnation as the Paragon of Shadows, when he was hunting down the allies of the Heavens Court, he came across a caravan transporting slaves to a planet owned by a high-ranking member of the Heavens Court.

Kaden saved them and even helped them return home before returning to dispose of the high-ranking member of the Heavens Court.

Namariona was like a guardian to those children, so after saving them, she was the one who stepped forward to thank him.

Kaden had no idea she would one day help him become a god.

However, now that he had become a god, there was one thing he wanted to know…

“Back then, when I returned you and your friends to your homeworld, after I left, what happened?” Kaden knew Namariona had died since that was the only way she could have reincarnated.

If she hadn’t died, she wouldn’t have reincarnated during his 8th incarnation.

Namariona sighed and answered, “After you left, we had some form of peace for a few years before the Heavens Court came knocking again. None of us knew how they managed to track us there; however, they did, and in the struggle, I fell to the arrow of a Celestial.”

She smiled, her mind going back to the day she died, “You know, we took your advice and started to train as warriors. My friends and I did not want to be helpless again, so we trained very hard. Later on, we even formed a team called the ‘Second Child Dream.’

However, after I died, I don’t know what became of the rest. I was just too weak, so instead of protecting my friends, I took the easy way out.”

A tear fell from her eyes, which Kaden wiped away before hugging her, “You weren’t weak, Namariona. You were just unfortunate and hated for no reason. If anything, I should be the one blaming myself since you were my Star Light and I couldn’t save you from my enemies.”

Namariona nodded, but she still seemed sad.

Kaden didn’t speak for a few minutes before he said, “And I am sure your Second Child Dream team will be out there somewhere. When we return to the Primus Universe, I will help you track them down.”

“Really?” A smile appeared on her face, which made Kaden smile.

“Of course. If they are out there, then even if they are hiding under a rock, I will find them… That is a promise.”

“Then you better not go back on your promise.” She hugged Kaden again, and Kaden did the same.

Standing miles away, Thokk clenched his fist, “This bastard better take his hands off my sister before I cut them off.”

Pickle Berry smiled and tapped Thokk on the shoulder, “You would have had a better chance when he was still a demigod, big brother. Now, if you try, I am sure he would humiliate you.”

“Tch,” Thokk chuckled, “You make it sound like he is stronger than me.”

Pickle Berry smirked and stepped back, “Oh, but he is far stronger than you, big brother. Even I can discipline you.”

Just as Pickle Berry said that, a dao manifestation of a lady who looked just like her but had six arms appeared, towering behind her, each arm wielding a weapon.

“WHAT?”

Thokk’s eyes widened, but before he could go into shock, Pickle Berry lunged at him, “Better fight, else I don’t want to hear any excuses later, big brother.”

Thokk snapped back to reality, and then he summoned a spear, meeting Pickle Berry in a deadly collision of power.