Skyfire Avenue was quiet, but when it did, it shocked the world.
How many Paragons did they have, including this man who was on the verge of becoming a Paragon?
The Photographer, the Clockmaker, the Gourmet, the Wine Master, the Keeper, and the Bookworm.
Including this one, there were seven!
Seven Paragons in total!
The Photographer was a third rank Paragon, Nirvana. The Clockmaker was a second rank Reflection of Heaven and Earth. The others were first rank, but they were still Paragons.
The two Citadels and the Major League no longer had the right to compete with Skyfire Avenue.
Needless to say, Skyfire Avenue was teeming with talent. The Pharmacist and the Jewelry Master were both capable of becoming Paragons.
When they ascended, there would be more than ten Paragons in this place.
In the world of Adepts, who could compete with Skyfire Avenue?
Especially now, when new Paragons were appearing one after the other. They were selflessly allowing Skyfire Avenue's Adepts to learn protogenia.
More and more powerful Adepts would come.
Taking a step back, even if they didn't want to learn protogenia, they would still choose Skyfire for their own safety.
The aliens could come at any time, and who wouldn't want to live under the protection of a master?
It wasn't hard to imagine that in the near future, Skyfire Avenue would outshine the rest of the Adepts.
Just as the Clockmaker was lost in thought, a beam of gray light appeared on the other side of the room. The Infernal Vanguard had emerged from his meditation.
Other than the Photographer, there were five other Paragons to protect the newly minted Paragon. His safety wasn't a problem.
Even if the Astral Phantom were nearby, he wouldn't dare make a move. No matter how fast he was, he wouldn't be able to escape from so many Paragons.
The chanting grew louder and louder. Waves of protogenia washed over the Star Division soldiers.
Every Paragon had their own protogenia. For others it wasn't important, but for Adepts it was important to understand the purest protogenia of a Paragon's ascension. It would help them find the protogenia of their own abilities, and lay the foundation for their future ascension.
If they could gain enlightenment during this process, it would directly improve their strength.
The students of the National Eastern University's A.R.C. classes were fortunate. They had already experienced the Bookworm's Protogenia, and with Lan Jue's guidance, they had all improved.
Now that a new Paragon was about to evolve, they couldn't let this opportunity pass them by. What's more, with the experience from last time, it would be much easier this time.
The Clockmaker turned her head to the Wine Master. "And this is?"
The Wine Master smirked. "A Pauper.
You might not have noticed him before. "
Realization dawned on the Epochrion. "So it's him. His laws are strange. He's just a Sovereign, but he's strong. His masculine aura rivals the Terminator's."
The Wine Master explained. "The Pauper's method of cultivation is unique, and so is his Discipline. It's not a bloodline inheritance, but a strange inheritance.
I've chatted with him before. He inherited the legacy of the Taming Dragon Arhat.
The head of the Arhats in Buddhism.
The legendary Jigong, the Living Buddha who once roamed the world.
He'd been at the peak of ninth level for many years, but he'd kept a low profile. Now that the clouds had parted to reveal the moonlight, he'd broken through to Paragon.
That means he has mastered the protogenia of the Taming Dragon Arhat.
He's strong, stronger than those like us who rely solely on our Disciplines.
The Taming Dragon Arhat is a form of dharma, so it's likely he'll be a Reflection of Heaven and Earth in no time at all. "
The Epochrion took a deep breath. "The Clairvoyant must have predicted all of this. He's terrifying."
The Wine Master shook his head with a wry smile. "I don't know.
Maybe it's because of his control that we attribute everything to him. "
The Buddhist chants died down. Rings of golden light emanated from the Taming Dragon Arhat. Everything around it was dyed gold, including the Star Division soldiers below.
Everyone could clearly feel a strange energy pouring into their bodies. This energy didn't penetrate deep, mainly on the surface of their skin, making their bodies look like they were covered with a layer of gold, just like the Taming Dragon Arhat himself, who had been molded into a golden body.
They'd been baptized by protogenia, and soon some of them were completely immersed in it.
Lan Jue had been watching the Star Division soldiers. He already had a direct understanding of his protogenia, so the Taming Dragon Arhat's protogenia only served to confirm a few things. He couldn't learn anything from it.
He needed to know who could comprehend more from this set of laws.
To Lan Jue's surprise, the first person to sense something was amiss was his chubby disciple, Tang Xiao.
Tang Xiao was bathed in the golden light of the Taming Dragon Arhat. The moment his body turned golden, he suddenly grinned and sat there with his fat belly propped up. His whole body seemed to be frozen in place. A special energy fluctuation emanated from him, resonating with the fluctuations of the Taming Dragon Arhat's laws. He had entered a state of enlightenment.
The earlier you understood protogenia, the better the effect.
The fact that Tang Xiao was able to enter this state meant he and the Taming Dragon Arhat were fated.
This was a good thing that was hard to come by.
Other than Tang Xiao, a few others began to show signs of enlightenment.
It wasn't a matter of perception, but of one's Discipline.
Tang Xiao's Discipline was metal, but metal had no soul. As the golden body descended, Tang Xiao's Discipline seemed to be imbued with a soul. Deep within his soul, something was stirring.
The golden light continued for fifteen minutes. Suddenly the Taming Dragon Arhat roared with laughter, lifted his hands, and tore them apart.
Suddenly, the dark clouds in the sky parted as if they were torn apart by him, revealing a clear sky and bright sunlight.
The Taming Dragon Arhat's body flared with a brilliant golden light. The entire sky was dyed gold.
The Buddhist chants began to fill Skyfire once more, but this time it reached the ears of every Skyfire citizen.
Unconsciously they clasped their palms together. Bathed in the golden light, they felt an indescribable sense of comfort.
This was the light of Buddha, and signified that the Taming Dragon Arhat's protogenia was complete.
There was a flash of light, and the Pauper appeared on the ground. He cupped his hands in greeting to the Paragons. "Thank you, everyone."
"Congratulations to the Taming Dragon Arhat." The Clockmaker smiled and nodded at him.
Without a doubt, the Pauper's Paragon title was the best. The Taming Dragon Arhat was well deserved.
The Pauper chuckled. There was a flash of light in his hand, and a tattered fan appeared in his grasp. He fanned it twice. "It wasn't easy!
I've waited a long time for this day.
I must thank the Jewelry Master. If he hadn't brought me to meet the two gods of wine, I don't know how long it would have taken me to complete this final step. "
Lan Jue smiled and floated up to stand in front of the Pauper. "I knew it was you. Congratulations, congratulations. Should I call you Your Majesty from now on?"
The Pauper laughed. "Suit yourself, it's just a title.
I've been in seclusion since I returned, and only recently broke through.
Ah, it's a shame I wasn't able to see the Clairvoyant off. "
The Pauper's words were met with sadness. The Clairvoyant's death was a huge blow to Skyfire Avenue.
Lan Jue smiled. "The Clairvoyant gave his all for Skyfire Avenue. We can only do our best to fulfill his will.
Your Majesty the Taming Dragon Arhat, I think it's better to call you that.
You've been in seclusion for so long, and many things have happened. Would you like to hear? "
The Pauper paused, but quickly responded. "Of course!
If you're willing to tell me, of course it's wonderful. "
Lan Jue nodded. "Of course. Come sit in my shop for a while."
The Wine Master looked helplessly at Lan Jue. He knew what Lan Jue's goal was, but he didn't try to stop her.
The Gourmet nodded. "Gentlemen, I'll be going back to my training."
The Bookworm and Keeper only said their goodbyes before taking their leave. Their duties as protectors were complete, and they still had research to do.
When it came to being busy, no one on Skyfire Avenue could surpass them.
Aside from Lan Jue and a few others who hadn't come, the rest of the Star Division soldiers were still sitting on the floor, meditating on the changes.
Many of them needed more time.
This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Even if they only understood a tiny part of it, it would be a tremendous boost to their strength.
No one was going to leave so easily.
Lan Jue led the Pauper back to Zeus Jewelry Shop. She began to tell him what had happened, especially about the aliens.
Zeus's five Amazons were also with the Star Division, meditating on the changes. They were the only ones in the shop.
The Pauper listened to Lan Jue's story, his eyes filled with shock.
Especially when Lan Jue told him what had happened in the Shattered Starfields. The Pauper's brows furrowed.
"I didn't know those aliens were so strong.
It's a good thing you reacted fast enough to escape. "The Pauper said.
Lan Jue sighed. "But it's hard to convince the council.
They have their reasons. Our biggest problem now is that we have no way of knowing where the planets will appear next. "
Tomorrow at three!