Chapter 432: Information 2
Chapter 432: Information 2
"No one can... But take note, those from the fifth world, are a lot stronger than us here, but even with this strength, they couldn’t open the gateway, because the one who placed it was a very powerful fairy. The first child of Heaven."Mirabella froze, as Adira’s memories flooded her mind, she blinked:
The legendary, tragic figure the Mermaid Queen spoke of with such reverence was none other than the fragile, yet terrifyingly powerful entity Mirabella had bound to her own fate. The pieces of the puzzle locked into place, expanding her understanding of the universe’s history.
"First child of Heaven? What happened to her?" She asked.
"The ancient texts said she fought on the final battlefield, and used her blood, and body as a sacrifice to seal the gateway. She even went to the trouble of sending her soul in one of the lower worlds, to locate a new successor, anyone she picked will become the next Heaven child and will be responsible for the Primordial gateway... But that unlucky person will become the main enemy of the Evil one. In short, every single Worshiper under the Evil one, who is located in the four worlds will be after this person’s life, I pity them." She said with a hint of pity.
The garden fell silent, save for the artificial rustling of the terrestrial leaves.
’Umm... Should I tell her I am the one she is referring to?’
Mirabella thought to herself, weighing the risk of revealing her status against the trust she had for her mother’s best friend. She had already drawn the ire of the Great one and slaughtered his Aeons; painting a target on her back was nothing new. She finally decided to say it:
"Umm... Aunty, I am the one you’re Referring to, I am the next Heaven child."
"Oh, Okay, where was...."
Seraphina froze, and snapped her head towards Mirabella:
"WHAT?!!!" She screamed, her voice reverberating all over the city, stunning everyone both inside and outside the place.
The sheer acoustic force of a Mid-Divine Sovereign’s shock caused the magical barrier above them to ripple violently. Outside the palace walls, the silver-armored guards gripped their tridents, thinking the city was under attack.