Summoning Millions of Gods Daily, My Strength Equals Theirs Combined - Chapter 607 -607-Troops Assembled, Personally Campaigning into Chaos Singularity
Chapter 607: Chapter607-Troops Assembled, Personally Campaigning into Chaos Singularity
Aurek nodded faintly at the eight newcomers.
He said no more, instead asking:
“Where is Apollo now?”
Suggwoth stepped forward.
“Your Majesty, Eternal Sun and Cursefont Star God are stationed outside the Endless River, keeping watch over the Chaos Singularity.”
Aurek slightly nodded, his gaze sweeping across the hall.
“Winston, Heimerdinger, Lucio, Philip—you are responsible for the territories of the Multiversal Star Sea. Ensure every domain is orderly and well-managed.”
“Suggwoth, immediately draft a campaign strategy and present detailed intelligence on the Chaos Singularity.”
He paused, then calmly bestowed Sacred Envoy rank.
“I… will personally campaign into the Chaos Singularity!”
At once, the entire hall fell into shock.
Winston, Heimerdinger, and the others’ faces changed dramatically.
The eight newly-submitted supreme sage rank beings’ pupils constricted in disbelief.
Defending against the Chaos Singularity and personally invading it—
These were two entirely different concepts.
Defense was passive—holding back threats that could come at any time.
To personally campaign… that meant going on the offensive!
Opposing everything within the Chaos Singularity!
These eight supreme beings were staggered.
Did this emperor not understand the magnitude, the terror, of the Chaos Singularity?
Aurek’s decree was not to be defied.
Once the Sacred Envoy rank was issued, Venus, Suggwoth, Ares, and others immediately began preparing for the campaign.
The eight supreme sage rank newcomers exchanged glances, a mixture of awe and disbelief in their hearts.
They had barely joined, and already were confronted with such a monumental task!
With the current foundation of the Crossbridge Divine Court, this emperor actually dared to personally campaign into the Chaos Singularity?
They wanted to advise caution, but had no opening to speak.
At the edge of the Chaos Singularity, near the Tablet of Destiny:
Where Bluebird Palace Guy and Byrne had once paused, the area was now swarming with people.
Not just a few, but many!
Their gazes all fixed on the top of the Tablet of Destiny.
One among them looked exactly like David, as he had appeared in the Starfont Divine Court.
This was David’s true body, out on his campaigns.
The other figures were elite prodigies and powerful beings who had returned from the Chaos Singularity.
Every eye was locked onto the name Aurek, silent in awe.
A young man in lightning-patterned battle armor, with a savage scar across his cheek, looked down.
“Lord of the Heavens, Harbinger of Desolation, Seeker of the Void, Azure Lord, Primordial Sage, Cycle Sage, Griffon King…”
He was the Griffon King, candidate for the throne of the Beast Star Forest.
They had all been suppressed ten ranks below!
The nine positions above were left empty.
What humiliation was this?
Were they not worthy to stand under Aurek?
Why leave nine positions vacant to accentuate him?
What merit or ability could he possibly have?
Elsewhere, in front of a floating palace, streams of light poured like waterfalls from the void.
A tall young man bathed in this radiance, seeming fused with all of creation.
Even through mere perception, his power and nobility were palpable.
Many quietly cast their gazes toward him.
For he was the Lord of the Heavens—once ranked first on the Tablet of Destiny.
He had campaigned to the edge of the Truth Universe, the first to discover that fabled portal.
His rank had reached heights unimaginable to his peers, bearing the fortune of countless universes.
Through his campaigns in the Truth Universe, he had made extraordinary breakthroughs, making his current strength terrifying beyond measure.
Yet even so, his rightful place had been replaced.
Worse, nine ranks above him were left empty, as if to underscore the distance between him and Aurek.
Nine dimensions of disparity separated them.
He would never ascend to that level.
The prodigies around him glanced at the Lord of the Heavens, curious for his reaction.
Even the Harbinger of Desolation and Seeker of the Void sneaked looks toward him.
But he remained silent.
The judgment of the Tablet of Destiny could not be altered.
Yet nine empty ranks separated him from Aurek, dividing them into two distinct worlds.
Even a single rank signified an insurmountable gap—now nine were left empty!
How extraordinary, how noble, how unattainable must Aurek be to have the Tablet of Destiny arrange such near-insulting ranks?
The Lord of the Heavens was intensely curious, but mostly filled with restrained discontent.
Outwardly calm, inwardly simmering.
“Aurek has already unified the Multiversal Star Sea, driving both the Reincarnation Divine Court and Starfont Divine Court into the Chaos Singularity.”
Beside the Primordial Sage, a supreme sage rank reported in a low voice.
The Primordial Sage was the heir of the Primordial Ancients, having campaigned in the Primordial River Cosmos for ages—a living testament of his era.
When the sage mentioned the two Divine Courts, he glanced at the names Saint Emperor of the Cycle and Stellar Saint-Emperor atop the Tablet of Destiny.
He continued:
“Having a name inscribed at the very top, Aurek indeed possesses unparalleled merit…”
The Primordial Sage then turned toward the onlookers.
Those nearby perked up their ears.
“Investigations show that Aurek was once the ruler of a small, ordinary world—an ordinary mortal with no power.”
“Yet in just five short years, he led the Crossbridge Empire from that small world, conquering great worlds, reaching the Star Sea Universe, defeating two Divine Courts, and unifying the Multiversal Star Sea.”
“He himself is extremely mysterious, leaping from mortal to supreme sage rank in an instant.”
“Most unfathomable is his legion: in five years, he cultivated over ten billion Sage Lords, several billion Sage Masters, and two hundred million quasi-Empyrean Sanctum warriors…”
“Every single feat is unprecedented in history.”
The Primordial Sage’s eyes narrowed slightly.
Those listening nearby were stirred.
If what he said was true, Aurek was indeed godlike.
No—there was no word to describe him.
Five years!
A trivial span of time.
Yet in this instant, Aurek had ascended from mortal to supreme sage rank, building an immortal empire capable of crushing Divine Courts.
The Tablet of Destiny’s judgment was unerring.
But… nine empty ranks above him—what limitless potential did this signify?
The Primordial Sage fell silent, reflecting on everything about Aurek.
Once, the Primordial Ancients had ruled the Origin Epoch’s universe, but after fighting the Chaos Epoch, they retreated into the Chaos Singularity, campaigning across countless other universes.
To this day, for a figure like this to emerge in the Star Sea Universe, there was only one possible explanation:
Aurek had obtained secrets left behind by that supreme being.
Whether related to the Dark Abyss, he did not know.
But Aurek, the Crossbridge Empire, and the Multiversal Star Sea would inevitably become the focus of countless forces within the Chaos Singularity.
At the same time, he would become the target of all young elites.
Lord of the Heavens, Harbinger of Desolation, Seeker of the Void, Azure Lord… they had all returned.
Thus, everything was ready.
Those ascending the Tablet of Destiny now hungered to breach the portal, in pursuit of that higher supreme being.
Anyone who obstructed them would die!
The Lord of the Heavens stepped through the boundary gate, vanishing from sight.
“Aurek…”
David murmured.
After returning to the Chaos Singularity, his clone’s consciousness was linked to his true self.
This meant he had already interacted with Aurek once.
Although it was only Aurek’s projection, he had learned something.
To ascend to supreme sage rank and immediately wield cross-rank combat ability, even withstanding the full force of Stellar Saint-Emperor—
This strength, conservatively, was already above level-six supreme sage rank.
But… for him, it was not a concern.
This was enough!
