Chapter 134: The Primordial Back Story
UV2’s expression grew somber as he locked eyes with Adam, his voice steady but tinged with a hint of nostalgia. "Lord Adam," he began, "in the beginning, my father, Pratham, and my mother, Mikasa—the Primordial Beings—crafted this entire world. It was a haven, peaceful and governed by their singular vision. They worked together to ensure harmony while adhering strictly to the principles you set for them."
His words carried weight, each syllable steeped in history. Adam listened intently, his piercing gaze never leaving UV2.
UV2 continued, "We siblings—the first generation—were born as Pro-Generators. Each of us was entrusted with a distinct purpose, a responsibility to fulfill once we reached adulthood, which for us was within five years of birth."
Adam’s brows furrowed, the statement catching him off guard. He raised a hand to interrupt. "Wait," he said, his voice sharp with disbelief. "You’re saying you reach adulthood in just five years?"
Adam now understands why Yuki was saying that she will soon become an adult, in just two years. Adam feels that the system there is very strange, anyone can become an adult in just 5 years.
UV2 nodded solemnly, his expression unwavering. "Yes, Lord Adam."
Adam crossed his arms, processing the information. "Alright," he said after a moment. "Continue."
UV2 dipped his head slightly before resuming. "As I was saying, my eldest brother, UV1, was exceptionally intelligent and quick-witted. From the very beginning, he contributed significantly to the development of our city. During this time, our father and mother established a storage center, a vast repository where we preserved knowledge and elements from your world. We studied and adapted this knowledge, integrating it into our existence."
Adam nodded, his intrigue deepening.
"Our task," UV2 continued, "was to form a unified committee among the ten of us siblings. This committee was designed to be entirely devoted to you—to ensure that everything we created, developed, or sustained would be of use to you when you returned."
Adam’s gaze softened slightly, a flicker of appreciation crossing his mind. They truly built everything with me in mind.