The Last Paragon in the Apocalypse

When Klaus broke through to the Great Sage stage, the two lightning elements awakened alongside the second Flame element.

This was also why he could use the Lightning Source Diagram as his ultimate weapon during the battle in Union City. The Golden Annihilation Lightning was the lightning he used back then.

It is one of the most dangerous types of lightning out there. It crackles with a golden hue.

It has a burning effect; clearly, it could even harm sovereigns and above.

This was displayed during the battle in Union City. Klaus could tell that, aside from the burning effect, it also has stunning and, to some extent, torturous effects from even the smallest contact with it.

But that was the Golden Annihilation Lightning.

The Soul Yin-Yang Lightning was meant for soul attacks and physical attacks, with emphasis placed on the soul. It deals more damage to the soul than even some of the most powerful soul-attacking techniques out there.

However, there is a catch to using it.

“Senior, tell me, at my current soul level, should I start using this Soul Yin-Yang Lightning?” Klaus asked. Knox may have mentioned this when he met with him.

[No. Don’t use it for now. You can use it to temper your soul but don’t rely on it for direct soul attacks. You have other skills for that. Now, you should become a Sovereign first before thinking of using it.

The moment you become a Sovereign, the next Paragon Star technique will be activated, which is meant to help you with the soul-bodies for each core.

So, don’t try using it in an offensive battle until you become a Sovereign.]

Klaus nodded. This wasn’t something he was hearing for the second time. Knox had already told him about the dangerous nature of the Soul Yin-Yang Lightning element, so he was just checking.

Klaus examined the rest of the second core and then moved to the third, where the moment he appeared, the presence of death, blood, and carnage overwhelmed him.

The 3rd core was linked to the Asura God, his third incarnation.

The place was basically meant for slaughter, and from what he was feeling now, he knew that was the case.

“So that was what the bastard was talking about,” Klaus said, his body shuddering. He may have even taken a few steps back after seeing the monstrosity before him.

In front of him was a bloody, sinister-looking bone throne with a large skull hovering above it and two red swords, each housing multiple cracks, leaking red sinister energy crossed behind the skull.

The energy was literally dripping.

But aside from that, there was also a red, tattered trench coat hanging beside the throne, giving it the dark, sinister look of a tyrant king’s throne.

“Seriously, how does this look terrifying yet funny at the same time?”

Klaus just couldn’t understand the nature of the throne, the swords, and the coat. But he was informed by Number Three that he would receive a surprise.

“Senior, do you know what these things are and what they mean?”

[Those are things that used to belong to you, so you can ask yourself that question,] the senior replied, making Klaus sigh and move toward the throne.

Some part of him kept telling him not to sit on it, but another part wanted to check what would happen if he did. So, he moved and sat on it.

But he probably shouldn’t have done that, considering the moment he did, a red skull tattoo appeared on his forehead.

Then, like a memory being flashed onto a drive, countless flashes of memories—each filled with blood and carnage fill his mind.

It happened so fast that in less than three seconds, it was over. The memories, too, weren’t stored in his mind. It was as if his mind was used as a connector to transfer those memories.

Not a single memory was left for him.

But that doesn’t mean he didn’t get anything out of it.

On the outside, a skull tattoo appeared inside one of the star tattoos on his back, which started glowing.

Queenie, who was outside talking to the ladies, felt a familiar presence, forcing her to look toward Klaus’s direction. Though nobody saw it, a skull tattoo appeared on her forehead, too. It appeared and went in a moment.

This meant Klaus had opened the seal to the 3rd incarnation ahead of time, meaning soon, he would be seeing things he wasn’t ready to see yet.

His 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th incarnations were some of the bloodiest lives he had lived, and now, he had unknowingly opened the seal to one of these pasts.

But it wasn’t like nothing good came out of it.

He now had the Throne of Carnage, the Blood Reaping Swords, and the Coat of the Bloodmancer. If he were to appear in battle with all three, even Void Stage experts would scatter.

“I will remember not to touch things like this next time,” Klaus said. He left the space and headed to the 4th core, where only fake reality surrounded him everywhere. The Seal of Illusions and Poison was still there.

But now, he could tell the poison part of the seal was breaking free. He could only smile and wait for when that would happen.

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That would be when he could create a reality out of illusion with nothing but breathing poison as air. When that happened, all those trapped by him would die, not knowing how it occurred.

When he appeared inside the 5th core, it was the same as the last time—filled with darkness beyond measure.

There was nothing aside from darkness in there.

Klaus left and appeared inside the 6th core, where the sound of music instantly overwhelmed him. The zither he got from Syrith was inside the 6th core.

Klaus only spent a few moments in there, and then he entered the 7th core, which could be described in one word: Hatred.

The core was filled with hatred, and Klaus instantly felt it in his soul.

But there was something else.

A five-edged red gem now hung at the centre of the core, exuding a powerful feeling of love.

Klaus was drawn to the feeling, so he moved to check it out. However, just as he was a few meters away from it, the Pentaface Bead shuddered, and a dark golden light burst from it, painting the 3rd core.