My Talent's Name Is Generator Chapter 1253: Another Two

I moved away from the black cube and concealed myself deep within the surrounding void, using Space to completely isolate my presence from the outside world. I did not simply hide my body; I concealed every fluctuation of my existence, making it impossible for anyone to sense that another Demi-God was watching them.

From where I stood, I could still keep my perception locked onto the enormous black formation, and I patiently waited.

For a while, nothing happened.

The cube continued to tremble from time to time as the six Eternals trapped inside struggled against the formation, but eventually, the fluctuations began to change.

The entire surface of the black cube suddenly rippled, and a violent burst of energy erupted from one section. The formation shook violently, and two figures shot out from inside like they had finally managed to tear their way through the prison.

Their auras were extremely unstable.

Energy surged wildly around their bodies, and both of them looked as though they had just escaped from an enormous battle. Their Soul Force fluctuated violently, while their Origins repeatedly surged and weakened as they tried to stabilize themselves after breaking through the formation.

I almost laughed.

From the way they were behaving, they genuinely believed they had forced their way out. Whatever method Amun had used to create the opening, he had made it convincing enough that neither of them seemed to suspect anything.

The two Eternals did not waste any time celebrating their escape. The moment they stabilized themselves, the Eternal on the left reached into his storage space and pulled out a strange metallic object.

It looked almost like a compass.

The circular object was made from a dark metal, with several thin rings surrounding its center. There was no ordinary needle inside it. Instead, dark-red energy began flowing across its surface, moving through the metallic rings like blood running through veins.

I watched silently.

The red energy continued circulating for several seconds before suddenly gathering toward one side of the compass. A thin line of crimson light extended outward, forming a clear arrow that pointed toward the distant void.

The Eternal immediately looked in that direction.

"That is the direction of the dimensional crack," he said.

The other Eternal glanced toward the arrow and nodded. Without wasting another moment, both of them accelerated toward it.

I immediately recognized the direction they had chosen.

It was the same direction from which Amun and I had entered the battlefield.

"So they already knew about the exit."

I remained hidden and allowed them to continue.

There was no reason to stop them yet.

The two Eternals quickly disappeared into the distance, their figures becoming smaller as they moved deeper into the void. I waited until they had traveled far enough before finally releasing my concealment.

My aura burst outward. I stepped from the void and accelerated after them.

I did not bother hiding myself this time.

The moment I appeared, my presence spread through the surrounding battlefield like a wave, and I crossed the distance between us at incredible speed. The two Eternals continued flying for several moments before finally sensing the fluctuation behind them.

Both of them stopped.

They turned around almost simultaneously. I stopped several hundred meters away and looked at them with a relaxed smile.

For a moment, neither of them spoke.

Then I smiled a little wider.

"I think you two are looking for me."

Their expressions changed instantly.

Surprise flashed across their faces, followed by something that looked almost like relief.

"Yes," the Eternal on the left replied. A large smile appeared on his face. "We were looking for you, Sovereign Origin."

I studied him carefully.

He was a massive man, almost ten feet tall, with an extremely broad and muscular body. His presence carried a heavy feeling, and beneath his unstable Soul Force, I could clearly sense the fluctuations of the Earth Origin.

The other Eternal was much more ordinary in appearance, but his eyes were sharp and calculating as he looked at me.

Despite their smiles, I could see the suspicion in both their eyes.

They clearly did not understand why I was here.

The bulky Eternal frowned slightly. "But why are you in the battlefield?"

His tone was not hostile, but suspicion was obvious in his eyes.

I smiled casually. "I came here to practice. I recently reached the Demi-God realm, so I wanted to see how strong I really am."

Both of them froze for a moment.

Their expressions changed again, and this time their surprise was much more obvious.

The bulky Eternal exchanged a glance with his companion before laughing lightly.

"That is actually a good reason to come here. The battlefield is certainly more suitable for testing one’s strength than the Prime Universe."

I smiled but said nothing.

The other Eternal looked toward the dimensional crack in the distance and then back at me. "That is good, but we have something we need to take care of, and we cannot delay for much longer."

His words were polite, but there was an unmistakable urgency beneath them.

The bulky Eternal was the first to move.

The moment his companion finished speaking, he stepped forward and the void beneath his feet trembled. His enormous body suddenly disappeared, and in the next instant he appeared directly in front of me, his fist already swinging toward my face.

There was no warning and no hesitation. The casual expression he had worn moments earlier was completely gone, replaced by the cold focus of someone who had already decided that conversation was over.

I raised my hand.

Space rippled between us.

His fist stopped less than an inch from my palm, but the force behind it still spread outward in violent waves. I could feel the Earth Origin packed inside his body, heavy and dense, making every movement carry an incredible amount of force.

At the same time, the other Eternal moved. Water erupted around him, forming a massive ocean that instantly spread across the surrounding void before compressing into dozens of sharp streams that shot toward me from every direction.

I smiled slightly.