My Talent's Name Is Generator Chapter 1257: Soaring Strength

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Previously on My Talent's Name Is Generator...
The protagonist defeats the Water Eternal, absorbing both his and the Earth Eternal's Origins. This breakthrough allows the protagonist's Earth and Water Origins to reach the Middle Demi-God stage. Simultaneously, the protagonist's summons also advance to the Demi-God realm, creating a powerful feedback loop that further boosts the protagonist's other Origins, including Space and Time, and grants profound insight.

The enlightenment continued for what felt like an eternity before the endless flow of information finally began to settle. One by one, the countless insights that had flooded my consciousness found their proper places within my existence, and the violent fluctuations of my Origins gradually calmed.

I could finally feel the difference clearly. My existence had undergone another transformation, and although I had only crossed a single threshold, the change was far greater than I had expected. I had entered the Middle Demi-God realm.

I opened my status panel and looked through the changes.

[Status]

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Name : Billion Ironhart

Race : Human

Class : Primordial Executor – Transcendent (Mythic)

Realm : Middle Demi-God

Divine Core :

- Stage 2 : Deep Golden — 20%

Origin Resonance :

- Space : 32%

- Time : 32%

- Fire : 27%

- Water : 27%

- Earth : 27%

- Wind : 27%

- Blood : 27%

- Resonance : 27%

- Polarity : 27%

- Ice : 14%

Authority :

- Absolute — Initiated

- Foundations :

Isolate — Space and Time

Anchor — Space and Time

Decay — Time

Insight — Resonance

Equalize — Polarity

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I stared at the panel for a few seconds before focusing on the Divine Core. Its Stage had advanced from the first to the second stage, and the progression had already reached twenty percent.

The increase was not simply because I had killed the two Eternals. Their deaths had provided a considerable amount of experience through their existence, but what mattered more was that I had directly observed their Origins, absorbed their understanding and allowed that comprehension to become part of my own. The Divine Core had responded to that accumulation and advanced along with me.

I closed the panel and slowly brought the fluctuations of my aura under control. The power surrounding my body gradually settled until I once again looked no different from before, despite the enormous difference that now existed within me.

With my aura concealed, I turned toward the direction of the black cube formation and began moving back.

I had barely traveled a short distance when the space ahead of me suddenly rippled. The surface of the enormous black cube distorted like water, and a figure stepped through it.

Amun.

He stopped almost immediately after emerging, and a faint look of surprise appeared on his face when he saw me waiting in the distance.

"Is it done?"

I nodded.

"Yes."

Amun looked at me for a moment before glancing in the direction where the two Eternals had disappeared. "That was quite fast. I expected—"

He suddenly stopped.

His body trembled slightly.

The surprise on his face deepened as he looked at me again, this time with an expression that was almost impossible to hide.

"You..."

His eyes narrowed as his perception swept over my existence.

"You’ve already reached the Middle Demi-God realm?"

I smiled and nodded.

Amun stared at me in silence.

For several seconds, he simply looked as though his mind had stopped functioning properly. Then he muttered under his breath, almost as if he were speaking to himself.

"How is this possible?"

I did not bother explaining. There was no need to tell him every detail when the result was already in front of him, and instead I turned the conversation toward the remaining targets.

"So, who are the others, and what Origins do they possess?"

Amun still seemed somewhat distracted by my breakthrough, but he eventually collected himself and answered. "One of them is an Eternal. The other three are from a vassal universe that was conquered by the Eternals."

I looked at him with some surprise.

"Vassal universe?"

Amun nodded. "Not every universe chooses to fight the Eternals until the very end. Some understand the difference in strength and surrender before the war destroys everything they have. Those universes are allowed to continue existing, but they become subordinate to the Eternal Universe and are required to follow its commands."

I considered that for a moment.

"So those three accepted the Eternals?"

"They did," Amun replied. "Their universe is called the Primordial Beast Universe. As the name suggests, most of the races there are beast races, and their cultivation methods are quite different from what you normally see in the Prime Universe."

That immediately caught my interest.

"What Origins do they have?"

Amun thought for a moment before answering. "The Eternal among them has Hammer Origin."

I blinked.

"Hammer?"

Amun nodded.

I had encountered countless strange Laws during my journey, but Hammer Origin was something I had never expected to encounter at the level of a Demi-God. It was such a specific concept that I could not help but wonder how far someone could push an Origin like that.

"And the three beasts?"

"One has Blood Origin. Another has Slaughter Origin. The last has Destruction Origin."

I fell silent.

Those were certainly not ordinary Origins.

Compared to my own path, which had developed naturally around Space, Time and the fundamental elemental Origins, the paths of these beast races were much more direct and aggressive. Blood, Slaughter and Destruction were all highly specialized concepts, and each one could be terrifying when pushed to the level of an Origin.

"Are those Origins actually strong?" I asked.

Amun gave me a look that suggested the answer should have been obvious.

"Of course they are."

He folded his arms as he continued. "Their problem is not their Origins. It is their realm. All three are only Peak Low Demi-Gods, so individually they cannot compare to a Middle Demi-God like me. But their bodies are already extremely powerful because of their beast bloodlines, and their Origins make their attacks even more dangerous."

He paused briefly before continuing.

"Blood Origin allows them to manipulate their own blood and, depending on their understanding, interfere with the blood and vitality of their opponents.

Slaughter Origin is even more straightforward. The more intense the killing intent and the more violent the battle becomes, the more naturally suited their Origin is to enhancing their attacks.

Destruction Origin is different again. It specializes in breaking down and destroying the structure of whatever it touches, making defensive techniques much harder to maintain against it."

Amun’s expression became slightly more serious.

"When you combine those Origins with powerful beast bodies and three of them attacking together, they can force me to devote considerable attention to them. Even if they are only Peak Low Demi-Gods, numbers matter at this level."

I nodded slowly.

The explanation made sense.

A powerful Origin did not necessarily determine everything, but when paired with an already powerful physical body and specialized combat abilities, even a Low Demi-God could become extremely troublesome.

I looked toward the black cube again before turning back to Amun.

"Then send me the one with Blood Origin."

Amun raised an eyebrow.

"Just the Blood Origin beast?"

I nodded. "You can deal with the others."

Amun stared at me for a moment before a faint smile appeared on his face.

"You really don’t intend to give me any work, do you?"

"I am helping you by dealing with one of them."

He laughed softly. "Fair enough."

There was no hesitation in his response. He turned toward the black cube almost immediately.

"Wait here. I’ll do the same thing again."

I nodded.

Amun walked toward the enormous formation, and the moment he reached its surface, the black cube rippled around him before swallowing his figure completely.

Once his presence disappeared, I turned toward the surrounding void.

The battlefield was still silent, with the broken remains of the ancient galaxy floating in the distance and the oppressive energy of countless past battles filling the darkness. I did not intend to wait in the open this time either.

Space quietly shifted around me. I concealed my aura, concealed my presence and locked my perception onto the black cube.

All I had to do now was wait for Amun to open the cage again.