Death… And Me

Chapter 2508  Monolith

Rean's Black Star Sword hit the Mirror Globe at full power. Everything Rean could use he used just now. Sword Aura, Sky Energy, Spatial Power, etc. *Crack!*

As soon as the sword hit, several cracks appeared on the surface of the Mirror Globe. Following that, Rean's Black Star broke through it, revealing its insides. Immediately, a white and reflective liquid began to flow out. The cracks expanded through the Mirror Globe, exploding in the next second.

*Boom!* contemporary romance

Fragments of the Mirror Globe shot in all directions. As they flew, they suddenly changed from solid to liquid, raining down inside the area where Rean and Tabbris were locked. Rean simply used his Divine Energy to create an energy protection around his body and Tabbris, not allowing any of the Mirror Globe Fragment and liquid to hit him.

The liquid inside the Mirror Globe then spread everywhere, revealing tens of thousands of small cores that flowed together with the white reflective liquid. Rean caught one of those cores with his Divine Energy and touched it with his hand, sending his Divine Sense inside. "I see... these are the cores of the Light Beasts. As for the liquid, that's their blood. This globe seemed to be able to use the liquid and the cores to give birth to those beasts."

Tabbris couldn't help but ask. "What is the purpose of this thing?"

Tabbris looked at the Cores he had. He was using a simple pouch to keep them on his waist since he also couldn't use Spatial Rings. "What about these cores here?" Tabbris asked. "They definitely have a huge concentration of Light Element instead. If they were made with the same cores, how come they are not filled with Dark Element?"

Rean just smiled but didn't explain. Because of their interaction of Yin and Yang as well as Light and Dark Element, Rean and Roan knew that both things were basically two sides of the same coin. If necessary, both Rean and Roan could convert their Light or Dark Elements into the opposite element. It's just that they had absolutely no use for such a thing since it was thousands of times better to simply exchange elements between themselves. Not to mention that doing such a conversion would also cost a lot of Divine Energy, so it was not efficient. A good example was Rean's Dark Star Sword. Once infused with Divine Energy, it attracted the Dark Element of the surroundings. Its power of Dark Element Gathering was definitely much more efficient than Rean having to convert his Light Element into Dark Element. "Don't think too much about it. Just be happy you have them. Don't worry. These Cores you have as still fine to be used. Just make sure to use your Divine Sense while cultivating with them in case the Light Element inside suddenly starts to change back into Dark Element."

Tabbris took a deep breath and nodded. "Alright, senior."

Rean then looked at the area where he destroyed the Mirror Globe and noticed something different there. He approached and then used his Divine Energy to grab an item from the ground. "Hum... is this a miniature of a monolith or something like that?" The monolith wasn't very big, just a few centimeters, but it was completely reflective, just like the Mirror Globe previously.

Rean tried to send his Divine Sense inside to check, but his Divine Sense couldn't penetrate it. The same happened when he tried to use Soul Power instead. "Interesting... I'll keep it for the time being."

Seeing that there was nothing more in the surroundings, Rean flew with Tabbris away from the area, stopping a few hundred kilometers away. Finally, he put Tabbris on the ground and warned him. "Alright, your part in this investigation is over. Find a hidden corner and use those cores well. Don't blame me if someone tries to steal them from you in the future."

"Steal?" Tabbris looked at Rean, puzzled. "Angels would never steal from each other, senior."

Rean kept his smile. "Perhaps that was the case before, but who knows what could happen in the future." Without explaining much, Rean departed from there, leaving a confused Tabbris behind

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