Chapter 1645: Nightmare Kingdom’s secret
Chapter 1645: Nightmare Kingdom’s secret
Lancer, Karter, and even Pation’s eyes widened considerably as they processed Cain’s words. Tribulation Enhancements beyond the 35th Revolution belonged exclusively to the Third Realm, meaning that even they, Prima Deities, would receive incredible benefits from such enhancements.
Not only would it greatly elevate their innate talent, but it would also thoroughly cleanse and heal any hidden injuries lingering within their bodies from past battles, triggering a drastic improvement in their overall battle prowess.
Third Realm Tribulation Enhancers were not merely rare; they were so exceedingly scarce that the trio knew of none existing throughout the entire Everstrife Continent. But Cain’s promise didn’t end there; he struck at the very peak of their greed, captivating their minds entirely.
“Lastly,” Cain spoke, his voice compelling and filled with allure, “If you manage to capture an enemy Prima Deity alive and deliver them directly to me, I will reward you with a 36 Revolution Refinement—one applied directly to your Ego Waves and Soul Forces.”
If Cain’s earlier offer had enticed them, this new promise utterly ignited their burning desire. Spiritual Tribulation Enhancement was the most intricate and challenging of all enhancements, yet also delivered the greatest possible benefit.
The proposition was especially tempting for Karter and Lancer; such a gift could potentially grant them enough strength and momentum to finally surpass the stage of Mind Over Soul and successfully ascend into Mind and Body as One.
Cain intentionally gave the three men ample time to reflect upon his offer, allowing their imaginations to wander freely about all they could achieve under his banner.
After a suitable pause, his expression abruptly shifted. Cain’s eyes became cold, deep voids devoid of emotion, casting an intense atmosphere over the room. The sudden transformation drew the trio’s immediate attention, sharpening their focus and causing their muscles to tense instinctively.
“Of course,” Cain’s voice now took on an icy tone, filled with subtle menace, “you can always refuse my offer—but I’ll interpret such rejection as an act of treason.”