Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 1447

Sylas landed on the ground with a heavy boom, his eyes sharp and focused. He lookedtoward Jala and Alex, who were practically on their last breaths. He didn't know, nor didhe care, how they had managed to survive.

With a wave of his hand, his telekinesis picked them up off the ground.

[Absolute Dominance has been Established]

[Champion Team formed]

[Would you like to name your Team?]

[Yes][No]

Sylas was about to say no when he paused, frowning.

Names... names again.

He recalled that day that felt like a lifetime ago. It was the middle of the trial and theheirs of the powerful families of Earth had yet to make themselves known.

Sylas remembered seeing the leaderboard of City names, recalling how silly they were.He also remembered how he felt back then.

Those people probably thought everything was a joke when they chose those names.They chose them carelessly, thinking they'd wake up from this lucid dream soon, rightback in their beds.

It wasn't like him to waste mental space on sympathy for others, but Sylas couldempathize with their situations. He wondered how rational he would have been in thatsituation, and ultimately how the name they had become known for was branded foreverwith their naiveté.

Depending on how you looked at it, this could be a matter of great pride, a sign that theyhad managed to make it so far even without advantages. Or, it could be seen as apermanent stain.

Sylas himself could still recall that day in the volcano, the greatest stain on his own life,the last time he had felt true fear, the suffocation of it all. How would he react if thatmoment was permanently broadcast, branded as a constant reminder of the day he wasthe most inferior?

He never cared about the opinions of others. But the constant reminder of himself... thatwas something that he couldn't withstand.

[Would you like to name your Team?]

[Yes][No]

Sylas looked at the question again and then closed his eyes.

[Team Name {Grimblade Lineage} has been chosen]

One day, that name would rock the universe, he swore it. It didn't matter whatdisadvantages he started with. He would crush them all beneath his heel.

Every single one of them.

A pulsing radiance came from Sylas' True Pride Seed.

[Madness (Silver)] - Progenitor

Was it petty of him to go after an F-tier for outdoing him like this? Sure it was. But hedidn't care in the slightest.

He slowly wrote out a message. It contained several tidbits of information. However,because even moving the slightest bit caused him to race toward death even faster, hehad no choice but to be very selective with what he wrote.

[Primus Imperium. Abridge Sector. System interference.]

He pushed his Will to write more, but the finger he was holding up crumbled, a blindingred light coming from it.

His jaw clenched. He wanted to write more information, he needed to, but he couldn'tpush himself any more. It took several days just for him to stabilize enough to do thismuch.

Unfortunately for him, no matter how unfair it was, there was no changing what wasalready happening. There was no stopping it.

His head slowly turned, only to find that Old Brama had actually stepped out of his shipand was walking toward the Veil Human's vessel.

In a rare change, Brama had actually entered his Unitaur form, but his legs actuallyseemed entirely formed from metallic parts and gears woven in gold and oozing anequally golden Aether. It was like he had completely reformed the bottom half of hisbody, and the aura he was exuding as a result had multiplied several times over.

The middle-aged man, himself, was a Rune Master. He could see the same thing Kaerynof the Ossarans had seen—that being that Brama's ship was nothing but a fusion ofseveral ships.

Realizing this, he knew what the fate of his own ship was going to be.

He wanted to stop it... but could he? Could he even finish writing the words he wantedto..2