My Talent's Name Is Generator Chapter 914 Devouring Kaalseris

Over two weeks rushed by as we relentlessly traversed from one rift to another, never faltering in our stride. The initial swift pace remained unbroken, perhaps even quickening as the days advanced. Within the first five days alone, a colossal number of forces across the galaxy had been liberated. This singular achievement drastically altered the landscape. Those newly freed forces were immediately deployed to cleanse planets, eradicate abomination zones, eliminate phantom infestations, and stabilize regions that had endured persistent threats for years.

Simultaneously, the traitorous organizations faced no mercy. Every known base and every concealed stronghold was targeted with overwhelming force, leaving no opportunity for them to regroup or evade detection.

However, while these events unfolded openly, we were engaged in a clandestine operation.

A secret unknown to anyone.

One by one, discreetly and without leaving a shadow of evidence, Vivi was assuming dominion over world cores. The count had already surpassed triple digits, and with each acquisition, her power escalated to a truly terrifying degree.

Today was no exception to this ongoing endeavor.

My summoned beings were dispersed across various sectors, overseeing operations, leading critical battles, and ensuring the meticulous execution of our grand plan.

Here, however, it was just Vivi and myself.

We materialized within the pocket dimension of Kaalseris, the primary planet of the Nagas, standing before the final world core we intended to claim. Vivi hovered beside me in her phoenix form, diminutive enough to rest in my palm, yet her entire being had undergone a profound transformation. Her formidable strength had surged exponentially. The sheer volume of Essence she could access now felt virtually boundless, and her mastery over fundamental laws had ascended to a level that occasionally astonished even me. Nevertheless, despite her immense growth, her full capabilities had remained untapped. Not in the confrontation with Vaythos, nor on any other world. The changes within her were too vast, too rapid. I desired a complete understanding before permitting her to influence events on a larger scale. There was one more crucial element. She could already sense it – the distinct call of the Blue Spiral's core.

"So, you truly believe," I inquired, my gaze fixed upon the ethereal core suspended before us, "that once you secure Kaalseris, you will possess sufficient might to confront the Blue Spiral core?"

Vivi remained in thoughtful silence for a beat before responding. "It is not solely a matter of strength," she stated. "It is about control. If I attempt to seize the Blue Spiral without adequate preparation, I risk losing myself entirely." Her voice, though calm, carried an undertone of profound seriousness. "The sheer volume of information… its immense scale… it could be overwhelming. That is the perilous aspect."

I offered a slow nod. "I do not believe you will lose yourself," I assured her. "You are not facing this alone."

She briefly met my gaze. "I am aware," she replied softly.

Then, a subtle shift occurred in her tone. "So… shall I commence? This process will require time. Following this, I will need to enter hibernation."

"That is perfectly acceptable," I declared with a gentle smile. "Proceed, Lady Vivi."

A subtle frown immediately creased her brow. "I still fail to comprehend why you find that designation so amusing."

Before I could offer a reply, her form underwent a dramatic metamorphosis. Her head expanded instantaneously, growing to a size far exceeding what her delicate frame should permit. In a single, fluid movement, she absorbed the entirety of the world core. The instant she accomplished this feat, I stepped forward, placing my hand upon her. Without the slightest hesitation, I activated the pre-arranged portal.

We dematerialized from Kaalseris.

Our next appearance was on Abor. From there, we relocated once more, ultimately arriving on Vaythos, directly within the sanctuary of Vivi's garden. The atmosphere felt serene, tranquil, shielded from the turmoil raging in the outside universe. The modest pool of Essence I had previously prepared for her was no longer small; it had expanded considerably, now measuring nearly ten feet in length and five feet in depth, its surface emitting a soft, ethereal glow. I carefully lowered her into its depths. Her tiny phoenix body submerged with a gentle splash, vanishing beneath the luminous surface as she settled onto the bottom.

Without delay, I raised my hand. Intertwining the laws of space and dream, I meticulously sealed the entire pool, rendering it completely inaccessible and insulated from any potential disturbance. "Very well, Vivi," I murmured quietly, "take all the time you need." The garden remained utterly silent. I turned away and accessed my talent panel.

Function 3: Awaken Dawn Core [Complete]

– Core Quality: High

– Generates Energy from law conflicts

– Laws: 12

– Energy: Gold

The enhancement was undeniable. The core quality had advanced from Medium to High. Furthermore, the energy type had transitioned from Silver to Gold. This represented a monumental leap in efficiency. Previously, ten units of Silver Energy were required to produce a single unit of Essence. Now, with Gold Energy, the requirement was halved to just five units. This signified a doubling of efficiency. However, the most significant change lay elsewhere. I closed my eyes and entered the Dawn Core. The instant my projected consciousness materialized within, I halted, observing the unfolding scene.This was no longer merely a core; it had become a world. Hovering high above, gazing downwards, it felt as if I stood within the very sky of an entire planet. Its scale had expanded far beyond any expectation. It was immense, dwarfing Vaythos and even Abor, at least ten times the size of Vaythos. The minuscule islands that once symbolized my laws had vanished, replaced by vast continents. Volcanoes had transformed into colossal mountain ranges, and scattered landmasses coalesced into stable, expansive terrains. Oceans stretched out, endless expanses of blue. Forests emerged. Mountain ranges pierced the heavens. The sky above felt tangible, alive. Everything had taken form. Yet, all was absent of life. I gazed further outward, beyond the world's edges, where empty void still waited, ripe for filling and expansion. A slow smile crept across my face. "This is no longer a core," I declared to myself. "It's a world." From that moment onward, I ceased referring to it as the Dawn Core. "And henceforth," I murmured softly, "this shall be known as the Dawn World." The name felt profoundly fitting. Without a moment's delay, I extended my reach through the summon link, establishing a connection with Silver. "Silver, I require your presence on Vaythos," I instructed. A brief pause ensued before his voice responded. "Your command now, boss?" "Indeed. Right now." "On my way." The connection severed. I cast one final glance at the Dawn World, absorbing its sprawling sky and boundless lands, before drawing my consciousness back. The transition was seamless, placing me once again within Vivi's tranquil garden on Vaythos. The sealed pool emanated a quiet shimmer. I stood there, patient. After a few minutes, the nearby teleportation circle pulsed with energy. Runes ignited, and in the following instant, Silver materialized, his characteristic relaxed smile already gracing his features. "At your service, my lord," he greeted with a slight bow. I shook my head gently. "Cease the pretense, Silver." He chuckled. "Can't help it. It has a pleasing ring to it." I indicated the sealed pool with a gesture. "Remain here on Vaythos until Vivi completes her transformation," I commanded. "Ensure she is not disturbed." Silver's gaze flickered towards the pool, then back to me. "How long will that entail?" I responded with a shrug. "Your guess is as good as mine." He sighed dramatically. "And why do I get assigned the guardian duty?" he grumbled. "You should have summoned Knight. He would revel in standing guard, doing precisely nothing." A faint smirk touched my lips. "I have other arrangements for him." Silver's eyes narrowed. "That does not sound auspicious." I turned towards the teleportation circle. "In any case, I was informed you had some leisure time," I added nonchalantly. "Leisure time?" he echoed, a frown forming. "Who imparted that information?" "Aurora." A moment of silence hung in the air. "...Aurora," Silver muttered under his breath. Then, comprehension dawned. "Oh, for goodness sake," he groaned. "Is she still Miffed that I accompanied Lyrate for shopping instead of her? Boss, this is hardly fair." I offered no reply, instead stepping onto the teleportation circle. The runes flared. In the next instant, I vanished. I materialized directly on Abor. Without delay, I initiated another connection. "Knight," I called out, "I need you on Abor."