THE CHAOS DRAGON PRINCE - Season 2 Episode 23

The use of Chaos Energy in a life-or-death fight couldn’t be stressed enough.

In an instant, Cain and Kali got the complete element of surprise over the horned lion beasts, allowing them to easily finish them off.

If they were to go in normally, the battle would’ve extended for a bit longer. The beast’s defenses would’ve been adequately prepared and ready to tank at least one attack.

Although, the same result would’ve inevitably happened.

But Cain and Kali directly skipped the middle man, tearing mighty Profound Soul powerhouses like squashing bugs.

Cain couldn’t feel more excited over this new pathway of fighting.

Previously, performing Chaos teleportation drained his Soul Energy too much and required slight concentration to use. Any tiny moment not spent fighting can effectively cost him his life. Thus, this ability was regulated to an auxiliary kind.

However, with the power of the Spirit Soul level, Chaos teleportation felt he was simply performing an extra-strong Qi attack! The drain on his Soul Energy was nowhere near as severe.

When it’s not in front of crowds of people, Chaos Energy was a perfect killing ability.

Of course, Cain couldn’t carelessly spam the ability. In short-range, he estimated he could only use it several times before getting drained. And when it comes to long-distance, the opportunities get severely cut. The first reveal of this chapter happened through N0v3l-Biin.

But even with these limitations, Chaos Energy was extremely deadly for a single strike.

Even barring past secluded battles, Cain could see opportunities where he could use Chaos teleportation to get the drop on his opponent and let those who watching confuse it for extreme speed.

And when he grows powerful enough to deal with all trouble, Cain knows he could simply use Chaos Energy without any consequences.

The absolute best part is that nobody, not even God Galaxy cultivators, could correctly perceive Chaos Energy.

It’ll be his secret forever.

At this moment, it was like a whole new world opened up for Cain. Now he could truly see why Kali gets so overly excited about Chaos Energy. He couldn’t suppress his growing smile as well.

“Ah, brother. I bet we can even surprise our siblings with attacks like this! Our future just grows brighter with each breakthrough.” Kali was stretching out, cracking all of her bones in excitement.

Finally, after being suppressed for so long, it felt oh-so damn good to dominate! And she intends to keep this snowball of dominating going for the rest of their journey.

At this time, Amber slowly strolling over to Cain and Kali. Her expression wasn’t exaggerated or even huge.

She simply kept a wry smile while continually shaking her head.

Initially, there was some shock filling her eyes over the sibling duo. The feat of crossing over a great realm?

That’s something she only read about in extremely ancient text when she was so bored and wanted something to put her to sleep.

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Those texts describe Martial Talents who can jump over great realms in combat prowess are only born in a region far beyond their Nine Provinces.

It’s called the ‘The Central Divine Region.’

Only there, in a one and million chance, would a Divine Martial Talent be birthed. This rare legendary person wouldn’t be fit to live on a Mortal Planet. They would undoubtedly ascend beyond space, transferring to a Realm where all manners of Divine Beings walked.

Amber never really cared about this tale. It was far too old, and no phenomena like that have ever been recorded in this current era.

But long and behold, this phenomenon is actually true. And she has close relations with both legendary phenomena.

Admittedly, it was very fascinating to think about. But Amber’s overt fascination didn’t last long at all.

Cain and Kali were honestly making her numb to all manner of special abilities. If they can do it, then it could only be described as expected of them.

When they get back to the Crimson Sea Academy, things will change for them. And Amber knew she wanted to be directly with them for this change.

Subconsciously, a decisive decision gradually formulates in her mind over Cain. A small smile curled on her lips, looking forward to a new, mysterious future.

“Alright, alright. You two had your fill. Now then, can we go? Your faces are quite terrifying right now, you know?” Amber lazily spoke out to them.

Hearing her tone, Kali gave a pointed glare, snorting while saying, “Heh. This is just the face of passion. And you know, I would say to be more excited about this. But….that’s asking the impossible out of you.”

Quickly cutting in the middle between them, Cain said, “Now that we know our limits, let’s get on out of here. I’m tired of seeing endless jungle anyways.”

After saying so, Kali and Amber promptly grasped Cain’s shoulder.

Cain then linked with Chaos Energy, pinpointing an exact spot just hundreds of meters away from that same human village.

Chaos Energy engulfed the trio as they distorted space, teleporting far away.

….

Hundreds of meters out from one of the infamous Demoninc Areas in the Wild Plains, this specific area had no other traces of humans.

The sun was already brightly shimmering over the massive land, but oddly enough, this place was entirely secluded.

In this same place, a mystical Energy pulsated. Distortion of space occurred, tearing open a space crack, releasing a brilliant green flash.

Out from the green flash, Cain, Kali, and Amber appeared.

Upon finally making it out of the dreary demonic area, Cain, Kali, and Amber visibly relaxed. A great deal of hidden tension spewed right out of them.

“Hoh~. I’ll admit it; feels somewhat good to be out back in the open.” Kali freely spoke.

Danger was good for promoting strength, sharpening their mental state, and passively growing their Martial Hearts. But even Kali wanted to take a small breather once in a while.

Accumulating too much tension, cultivator or not, always takes a massive toll on the body and mind.

Cultivators especially needed to have some stability within their Martial Hearts. Otherwise, the chance to fall into demonic obsession is fairly high.

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“Huu~. Now we can finally find a good place to rest. So….is that the place you sensed, Cain?” Amber pointed over towards a grand site.

Even hundreds of meters away, the trio could easily spot the so-called human village.

Though people would identify these places as small villages, Cain felt like it was truly underplaying their sizes.

This single village was as large as a small city in his previous homeworld! In fact, it looked far better than a small city because of all the luxurious add-ons provided by cultivators and World Spirit Masters.

The scope of these places just made Cain wonder how large is the Heaven Sky Planet as a whole?

Moreover, just how long is his own Royal Family in the luxurious God Galaxy?

These were all questions, Cain forced to the back of his mind. “Come on, let’s head on over. I’m sure with our uniforms, not many would dare to bother us.”

Cain promptly began to lead after speaking.

After a few moments, the trio then decided to take a light sprint towards the village, swiftly crossing over hundreds of meters of distance in no time at all.

Soon enough, the trio arrived at the considerably large village.

This place was called Tan Village and had a luxuriously designed modern aesthetic. The buildings here were all crafted from fine energy materials, allowing for bright flashing lights and exotic designs to give Tan Village a great sense of life.

The people here were also a noticeable lower quality than even the Low-Class level districts back in Azure Lightning City.

There weren’t many Profound Soul experts, mostly having Nascent Formation Masters roaming the streets.

Though they were nowhere near as powerful or wealthy, these people did exude a friendly vibe than those in Azure Lightning City. The smiles people put here seemed much more genuine, as if they were thoroughly enjoying their small, quiet lives.

Walking through the village certainly was a different feel for Cain. It reminded him of a calming neighborhood where crime rarely happens, and most people stay up to date with each other.

Also, while strolling the village, Cain felt several stares garnering on him and the girls. But nobody dared to linger for too long.

Even without their uniform, the presence of Amber, a Late-Stage Profound Soul expert, was enough to deterrent them all. It was a little thing to take note of.

But afterward, Cain focused up, quickly locating a random shop that had sold various items. One of those items is information on their current location.

Entering the shop, the trio quickly shuffled throughout the aisle and ended up in the intel section.

Cain snappily picked out a random geography book, opening it up so he and the girls could glance over the contents.

At their cultivation level, their reading abilities were naturally quick, so it didn’t take long for the trio to figure where they were and the path they should take.

“Going on this route will take us about a few days. If we run, we can majorly shorten the time.” Cain spoke after a short while of reading.

“Sounds good. I’m always up for a good jog.” Kali promptly agreed.

But cutting her momentum, Amber lazily raised her hand, saying, “Why the rush? Now that there’s no danger let’s enjoy the walk back. Plus, running is far too energy-consuming.”

Even if she were to leave her city for a month, Amber didn’t feel like she would miss out on anything. Moreover, the more time she could spend alone with Cain was a tremendous plus in her book.

The light in her eyes brightly twinkles over this thought. She didn’t even notice Cain staring over at her at this moment.

And seeing her reaction, Cain internally chuckled. It really wouldn’t be long now before their relationship massively changed.

For now, Cain just went with the flow, nodding towards Amber, saying, “That does sound nice. What do you think, Kali?”

Either or mattered little to Kali. She shrugged and said, “Eh, this way gives me time to stabilize my foundation.. And since you two want to relax, let’s go find a decent Inn to stay in for the dThe use of Chaos Energy in a life-or-death fight couldn’t be stressed enough.

In an instant, Cain and Kali got the complete element of surprise over the horned lion beasts, allowing them to easily finish them off.

If they were to go in normally, the battle would’ve extended for a bit longer. The beast’s defenses would’ve been adequately prepared and ready to tank at least one attack.

Although, the same result would’ve inevitably happened.

But Cain and Kali directly skipped the middle man, tearing mighty Profound Soul powerhouses like squashing bugs.

Cain couldn’t feel more excited over this new pathway of fighting.

Previously, performing Chaos teleportation drained his Soul Energy too much and required slight concentration to use. Any tiny moment not spent fighting can effectively cost him his life. Thus, this ability was regulated to an auxiliary kind.

However, with the power of the Spirit Soul level, Chaos teleportation felt he was simply performing an extra-strong Qi attack! The drain on his Soul Energy was nowhere near as severe.

When it’s not in front of crowds of people, Chaos Energy was a perfect killing ability.

Of course, Cain couldn’t carelessly spam the ability. In short-range, he estimated he could only use it several times before getting drained. And when it comes to long-distance, the opportunities get severely cut. The first reveal of this chapter happened through N0v3l-Biin.

But even with these limitations, Chaos Energy was extremely deadly for a single strike.

Even barring past secluded battles, Cain could see opportunities where he could use Chaos teleportation to get the drop on his opponent and let those who watching confuse it for extreme speed.

And when he grows powerful enough to deal with all trouble, Cain knows he could simply use Chaos Energy without any consequences.

The absolute best part is that nobody, not even God Galaxy cultivators, could correctly perceive Chaos Energy.

It’ll be his secret forever.

At this moment, it was like a whole new world opened up for Cain. Now he could truly see why Kali gets so overly excited about Chaos Energy. He couldn’t suppress his growing smile as well.

“Ah, brother. I bet we can even surprise our siblings with attacks like this! Our future just grows brighter with each breakthrough.” Kali was stretching out, cracking all of her bones in excitement.

Finally, after being suppressed for so long, it felt oh-so damn good to dominate! And she intends to keep this snowball of dominating going for the rest of their journey.

At this time, Amber slowly strolling over to Cain and Kali. Her expression wasn’t exaggerated or even huge.

She simply kept a wry smile while continually shaking her head.

Initially, there was some shock filling her eyes over the sibling duo. The feat of crossing over a great realm?

That’s something she only read about in extremely ancient text when she was so bored and wanted something to put her to sleep.

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Those texts describe Martial Talents who can jump over great realms in combat prowess are only born in a region far beyond their Nine Provinces.

It’s called the ‘The Central Divine Region.’

Only there, in a one and million chance, would a Divine Martial Talent be birthed. This rare legendary person wouldn’t be fit to live on a Mortal Planet. They would undoubtedly ascend beyond space, transferring to a Realm where all manners of Divine Beings walked.

Amber never really cared about this tale. It was far too old, and no phenomena like that have ever been recorded in this current era.

But long and behold, this phenomenon is actually true. And she has close relations with both legendary phenomena.

Admittedly, it was very fascinating to think about. But Amber’s overt fascination didn’t last long at all.

Cain and Kali were honestly making her numb to all manner of special abilities. If they can do it, then it could only be described as expected of them.

When they get back to the Crimson Sea Academy, things will change for them. And Amber knew she wanted to be directly with them for this change.

Subconsciously, a decisive decision gradually formulates in her mind over Cain. A small smile curled on her lips, looking forward to a new, mysterious future.

“Alright, alright. You two had your fill. Now then, can we go? Your faces are quite terrifying right now, you know?” Amber lazily spoke out to them.

Hearing her tone, Kali gave a pointed glare, snorting while saying, “Heh. This is just the face of passion. And you know, I would say to be more excited about this. But….that’s asking the impossible out of you.”

Quickly cutting in the middle between them, Cain said, “Now that we know our limits, let’s get on out of here. I’m tired of seeing endless jungle anyways.”

After saying so, Kali and Amber promptly grasped Cain’s shoulder.

Cain then linked with Chaos Energy, pinpointing an exact spot just hundreds of meters away from that same human village.

Chaos Energy engulfed the trio as they distorted space, teleporting far away.

….

Hundreds of meters out from one of the infamous Demoninc Areas in the Wild Plains, this specific area had no other traces of humans.

The sun was already brightly shimmering over the massive land, but oddly enough, this place was entirely secluded.

In this same place, a mystical Energy pulsated. Distortion of space occurred, tearing open a space crack, releasing a brilliant green flash.

Out from the green flash, Cain, Kali, and Amber appeared.

Upon finally making it out of the dreary demonic area, Cain, Kali, and Amber visibly relaxed. A great deal of hidden tension spewed right out of them.

“Hoh~. I’ll admit it; feels somewhat good to be out back in the open.” Kali freely spoke.

Danger was good for promoting strength, sharpening their mental state, and passively growing their Martial Hearts. But even Kali wanted to take a small breather once in a while.

Accumulating too much tension, cultivator or not, always takes a massive toll on the body and mind.

Cultivators especially needed to have some stability within their Martial Hearts. Otherwise, the chance to fall into demonic obsession is fairly high.

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“Huu~. Now we can finally find a good place to rest. So….is that the place you sensed, Cain?” Amber pointed over towards a grand site.

Even hundreds of meters away, the trio could easily spot the so-called human village.

Though people would identify these places as small villages, Cain felt like it was truly underplaying their sizes.

This single village was as large as a small city in his previous homeworld! In fact, it looked far better than a small city because of all the luxurious add-ons provided by cultivators and World Spirit Masters.

The scope of these places just made Cain wonder how large is the Heaven Sky Planet as a whole?

Moreover, just how long is his own Royal Family in the luxurious God Galaxy?

These were all questions, Cain forced to the back of his mind. “Come on, let’s head on over. I’m sure with our uniforms, not many would dare to bother us.”

Cain promptly began to lead after speaking.

After a few moments, the trio then decided to take a light sprint towards the village, swiftly crossing over hundreds of meters of distance in no time at all.

Soon enough, the trio arrived at the considerably large village.

This place was called Tan Village and had a luxuriously designed modern aesthetic. The buildings here were all crafted from fine energy materials, allowing for bright flashing lights and exotic designs to give Tan Village a great sense of life.

The people here were also a noticeable lower quality than even the Low-Class level districts back in Azure Lightning City.

There weren’t many Profound Soul experts, mostly having Nascent Formation Masters roaming the streets.

Though they were nowhere near as powerful or wealthy, these people did exude a friendly vibe than those in Azure Lightning City. The smiles people put here seemed much more genuine, as if they were thoroughly enjoying their small, quiet lives.

Walking through the village certainly was a different feel for Cain. It reminded him of a calming neighborhood where crime rarely happens, and most people stay up to date with each other.

Also, while strolling the village, Cain felt several stares garnering on him and the girls. But nobody dared to linger for too long.

Even without their uniform, the presence of Amber, a Late-Stage Profound Soul expert, was enough to deterrent them all. It was a little thing to take note of.

But afterward, Cain focused up, quickly locating a random shop that had sold various items. One of those items is information on their current location.

Entering the shop, the trio quickly shuffled throughout the aisle and ended up in the intel section.

Cain snappily picked out a random geography book, opening it up so he and the girls could glance over the contents.

At their cultivation level, their reading abilities were naturally quick, so it didn’t take long for the trio to figure where they were and the path they should take.

“Going on this route will take us about a few days. If we run, we can majorly shorten the time.” Cain spoke after a short while of reading.

“Sounds good. I’m always up for a good jog.” Kali promptly agreed.

But cutting her momentum, Amber lazily raised her hand, saying, “Why the rush? Now that there’s no danger let’s enjoy the walk back. Plus, running is far too energy-consuming.”

Even if she were to leave her city for a month, Amber didn’t feel like she would miss out on anything. Moreover, the more time she could spend alone with Cain was a tremendous plus in her book.

The light in her eyes brightly twinkles over this thought. She didn’t even notice Cain staring over at her at this moment.

And seeing her reaction, Cain internally chuckled. It really wouldn’t be long now before their relationship massively changed.

For now, Cain just went with the flow, nodding towards Amber, saying, “That does sound nice. What do you think, Kali?”

Either or mattered little to Kali. She shrugged and said, “Eh, this way gives me time to stabilize my foundation.. And since you two want to relax, let’s go find a decent Inn to stay in for the day.”