Ten Lucky Draws: I Became OP - Chapter 441: The House of Life - Thoth and Seshat (2)

Chapter 441: The House of Life – Thoth and Seshat (2)

Seeing the two become more relaxed, Ellyn smiled wryly.

She, as the Goddess of Blooming, was… well, absurdly beautiful — even more so than her siblings and a few of her mothers.

And long before she became a Goddess, she was still an embodiment of Beauty to some extent. So, attention wasn’t something she wasn’t used to.

Though… seeing these beings who could be considered strong in their own right… beings who had been alive in Ash’s verse for countless years…

It was still a bit overwhelming seeing beings ready to grovel just because of their presence.

Ellyn spoke out, her voice gentle yet carrying clear authority.

“We are here for any information that’s floating around the verse of Pantheos. Any rising figures… any rising pantheons… anything of note.”

Thoth and Seshat exchanged a quick glance before Thoth nodded and began speaking, his ibis-headed form radiating wisdom.

“There is a woman named Khaos… a rogue cultivator at Tier 16. She’s been causing chaos everywhere she roams. Not just that — it’s said she wields weird powers that scale beyond rank. It’s even said she’s invincible…”

Hearing this, the four glanced at one another and spoke mentally.

’That… that power sounds a lot like something from the Codex,’ Xeros said.

Aurora tilted her head slightly as she nodded,

’Right… not just that, The Akashic Records have not begun releasing Codex powers yet. Only one person can do it currently…. Daddy’

Thoth continued, unaware of the silent exchange.

“Then there is… a few bearing the same surname. We’ve tried to trace the Origins of this assumed Clan or Pantheon… but we always meet a wall….” He said before continuing,

“The first is, Emily Originat —we have no clue on the Stars these beings wield… but this one, she’s known for having impossible legions. She commands forces that seem to multiply endlessly and strike with perfect coordination.”

Seshat picked up next, her voice smooth.

“Next… Riona Originat — she’s said to be a weapon master traveling through vast realms, passing her knowledge down. She has mastered countless weapons and is said to be forging something greater with every star system she visits.”

Thoth finished with the last notable name.

“And Drake Originat….” Though when he mentioned this name even himself felt a chill.

“We’ve traced his appearance back to one millennium ago… From the Universe of Asgardia, he moved on until recently he had just recently toppled an entire Galaxy. He leaves only strength in his wake and demands absolute loyalty or erasure.”

Hearing this the four took it all in silence, before Aurora leaned forward seeking to test the knowledge of these two.

Hearing this, the four took it all in silence.

Before Aurora leaned forward, seeking to test the knowledge of these two.

“Tell us about the Primavus,” she said, her voice calm but carrying the weight of genuine curiosity. She still remembered the day she told them to look beyond the skies…

And, while she was out… why not pay them a visit?

Thoth and Seshat exchanged a brief, weighted glance.

Thoth adjusted his ibis-headed posture slightly, his voice measured and respectful.

“The Primavus… they are known as the first race.” He said, “They are thought to be the first race in all of existence… hence the name”

“They… they are beings we cannot truly understand and I’m not sure any being within Pantheos could. It’s as if they are the foundational template of all power, potential… shaped from the rawest essence of creation itself.”

He then went on explaining that for many years B.E the Primavus were unknown, that was until a single young man, with pale alabaster skin and long white hair appeared within the multiverse of Pantheos.

From that point onward, the Primavus became recognized as the first race as it seemed they held traits from every race known to Pantheos.

Seshat continued, her tone reverent as she gestured toward a floating scroll that unfurled in the air between them, showing faint, glowing glyphs.

“According to our oldest records from B.E., the Primavus were given the gift — and the burden — of free constraints… In the early years the reigned supreme, as then many power systems existed, but there was absolute paradoxical… making things happen with mere thoughts.”

Thoth nodded.

“Yet, they vanished the moment the First Era began… they locked themselves away in what’s now called the Realm of the Ancients.”

Aurora listened intently, her golden eyes reflecting the glowing glyphs.

“Interesting…” She said as she wondered why they would do something like that instead of being like every other being.

After a moment she nodded, “Well, consider yourselves lucky.” As she said that the four of them began to rise.

Aurora’s voice remained teasing but carried the quiet authority of someone who had seen far more than most.

“You and every other Pantheon in Pantheos… are not operating properly.”

At those words… immediately Thoth and Seshat straightened, listening carefully.

Aurora continued.

“There is a secret power all Pantheons can tap into called Supreme Divinity. It offers protection… or literally anything, depending on how it is used and how unified the Pantheon is. But to access it, you must first structure yourselves correctly.”

She gestured lightly with one hand.

“Pantheons should be set up in one of two ways.”

“One… have members with Stars that are in relation to the core idea of the Pantheon… or Two, gather beings who will work in purposeful alignment with that idea”

“Pantheons are not meant to be a loose alliance or a power-hungry clan, but as a true collective with shared purpose and destiny.”

Xeros added, his tone steady.

“Without that unity, Supreme Divinity remains unreachable. You stay as just another group of strong individuals. However… with it… you become something greater.”

Ellyn nodded quietly.

“Fix that… and you and everyone else might survive the coming Eras.”

The four heirs rose higher, their presence beginning to fade as they prepared to leave.

Aurora gave one last look at Thoth and Seshat.

“Think about it…. You still have time to become what you should be.”

With those words, the four of them vanished in a soft golden flash.

Thoth and Seshat remained standing in silence for a long moment, the weight of the conversation settling over them.

While The House of Life had just received advice from the Ineffable Pantheon itself.

…. The first era continued to unfold.