Nameless King

Frigus was a winner, but he received a large number of wounds, however, he didn't worry about that at all, as he now felt himself growing stronger by the second.

"I thought it would take me a lot longer, but I still managed to do it... I can actually be proud of myself, right?" Frigus smiled bitterly as his energy reached its limit.

His eyes sparkled brightly as the frosty stream finally stopped flowing out of him. All the energy concentrated in his soul, taking him to the next level.

There were only two ways to reach the God Stage, one of which was deservedly considered much more difficult.

"Either the creature gets its power from its followers and becomes dependent on them, or the creature makes its own path and moves straight to the Transcendence Stage." Wain said seriously, looking off into the distance with his arms crossed on his chest.

Frigus stood still for a long time with his eyes closed. He felt energy spill over his body while his soul returned to normal.

"This is incredible. Is this what everyone who has reached the God Stage feels like? I have the feeling that with a simple wave of my hand, I could cut a mountain in two, or freeze an entire ocean..." Frigus muttered with his outstretched hand.

A few snowflakes appeared on his fingertips. He blew on them lightly, sending them forward, toward the borders of the canyon, as if they had some special purpose.

"If I feel such incredible power in me, then what about Wain? Damn, he's a Nameless King, the first to reach the Transcendence Stage." Frigus sighed.

'I'm sure you can reach his level soon, too.' Luna said, receiving some of her energy from Frigus. After the last attack, she only had a small portion left, so she needed to replenish her supply.

"Hah, do you mean that?" Frigus grinned as he glanced at his sword.

Luna was silent until she answered, 'Sure. It might be difficult, but really none of the previous steps were easy, were they?'
Frigus nodded.

'Whether it's God Stage or just First Chronicle, going forward is always difficult. Once we get past some stage we think it used to be easy, but it's not at all.' Luna explained with a calm look.

"Damn... Even though you're saying some pretty obvious things, for some reason I didn't think of that before. We shouldn't forget our past successes, since it devalues our efforts, doesn't it?" Frigus muttered, asking the question into the void.

'Just keep moving forward. The fact that you were able to reach the God Stage and win without using any boosts sure surprised everyone.' Luna nodded.

"Agh... You're right and I'm tired as hell, my whole body hurts... However, I can't leave here yet, I have to fix what I've done, at least partially." Frigus took a deep breath before snapping his fingers.

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

At the same moment, the snowflakes that had already settled on the edges of the canyon shone brightly, turning into blue stars. Their glow was visible from all over the Void, attracting the attention of the monsters who were gradually moving away from the frosty stream.

"I won't be able to fill this canyon completely, though it makes no sense... However, I can definitely make it so that even the weakest ones can easily get across this canyon." Frigus said with a slight smile as ripples began to emanate from the snowflakes.


The blue energy quickly morphed into several massive ice bridges that connected all the snowflakes together, covering part of the canyon. Now, no matter where the monster was, it could reach anywhere.

Crackle.

Frigus fell to his knees, staring ahead with an exhausted look. He had a sea of energy after the transition to the God Stage, but after the hard fight, he had almost no energy left. All Frigus wanted now was a good night's sleep.

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

Suddenly the space shuddered as two portals began to close. Keira and Gaur's Voids were not destroyed, but they had lost their leaders as well as their best fighters, so now among the Fifth Chronicle Voids, they were among the weakest.

"That was it. The war took some time, but we won successfully, moreover, we won the most valuable rewards." Wain said seriously, letting out his aura.

"Hmm? What are you talking about?" Reto was puzzled, "We were attacked, hundreds of our monsters died and the attackers just walked away. I mean, it was expected, but we can't take resources from their areas, so we have nothing."

"Hah, you're wrong. We got three things for this war." Wain smirked as he showed three fingers.

Reto raised an eyebrow, he just didn't understand what Wain was talking about.

"First, Frigus has reached the God Stage. Now we have an incredibly strong fighter who stands a good chance of reaching the Transcendence Stage in the future. Secondly, we've met Felix, he's our new mate, as well as our zone defender on the outside with unique abilities." Wain stared at Felix.

Felix didn't expect Wain to mention him, so for a moment he was embarrassed and looked away.

"Thirdly, and most importantly, after winning the war, our Void finally made it to the Fifth Chronicle!" Wain exclaimed with an excited expression as he waved his arms.

Tremble. Tremble. Tremble.

At the same moment, a bright glow appeared in the sky with the silhouette of a nine-pointed star, as if the core of the zone had moved there.

[You have won the war against two spaces!]

[Your core has gained enough energy to reach the next stage!]

[Your space is now Fifth Chronicle Void and reaches the Half-World level!]

Several energy ripples came from the silhouette of the nine-pointed star, then the space in the distance trembled.

[The barriers protecting ordinary Voids from invasion have been removed! Anyone can now enter your Void!]

[Each territory will be greatly expanded! All resources will begin to grow at a greater rate and the energy of the environment will become much denser!]