The beasts out in the world were evolving. These beasts thought it was their chance to become strong as powerful beings such as Aksarai, Gran-Ra, or Broxian were gone and they were now almost done with their process. If they were reborn, it would add three new Alphas. They wanted to get rid of them, but it would draw the Drakuns down to come and attack them. They weren’t visible from the ground, but they were up there, watching the Lukras.

They could defeat the Drakuns if they fought on the mountain, but they would lose if they fought in the skies. Fighting on the ground would be fair game, but no one would start a fight with no advantages on their side. The Lukras loved to fight but they did not want to die.

Thus, they stayed within their territories for thousands of years. And if those beasts finished evolving, those beasts combined would rise as the third opposing power.

But if Aksarai were born again, that could change things. Aksarai also had a mighty power like the Sun God himself. Fortunately, Drakuns didn’t seem to realize that there was a new Connector of Aksarai. If they knew, they wouldn’t have left the connector alone.

Yet it also meant that there would be more connectors to come.

They needed to root out the Drakuns and connectors to win.

That was when the priest turned to the human.

The man named Lagaope.

The priest knew what this man’s purpose was. The poor human race that Drakuns nor Lukras paid attention to after they were eradicated. Drakuns did not care about them as they were sure that the human race would no longer give birth to any .

Lagaope was one who dreamed of the poor human race rising to obtain their lost glory.

He was the one who wanted to bring back the War God.

The priest spoke to Lagaope.

The priest explained the details concerning the connector of Aksarai. Lagaope was shocked. This meant that his project was a failure. His plan was to use the Divine Blood to bring forth its potential and the only surviving Divine Blood was out of the picture.

The priest held onto Lagaope.

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Lagaope was shocked again to hear that his plans that he had studied for 100 years were incorrect, but he quickly calmed down. If the priest was right, his plan would not succeed anyway.

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Lagaope could not understand why the priest was telling him all that and asked,

The priest shook his head.

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It was what Lagaope wanted. To create an Alpha again within the human race. But Lagaope shook his head.

The priest spoke.

Priest created a weird red marble in his hand.

Lagaope thought there was no harm at this point so he swallowed it at once. Then the priest began mumbling something and sent strange energy to him.

Lagaope was shocked as something within him began to change. The priest answered,

Lagaope was given a time of eternity and a vital ingredient for his research.

Lagaope tried to jump out at once but the priest stopped him.

Lagaope was dumbfounded by the word.

The priest shook his head.

It seemed that the priest was confident about his answer so Lagaope was intrigued.

The priest laughed.

Lagaope almost slapped him in the face out of irritation but he held back as he was much weaker.

Lagaope agreed to go south.

The priest nodded.

Lagaope then hurried to travel south. He wasn’t still sure what to do, however.

After he traveled through the lands, he only found monkeys and Lagaope was confident that there would be no Alphas in this part of the land, so he decided to study and create a plan to make an Alpha and return home when he was done. The blessing would have to be removed when he returned, but it would still give him ten more years.

Lagaope then began mixing his blood in with the monkeys to create other humans to find his way back. He had all the time he needed. That was when he came to witness the birth of a miracle.

The birth of the one who could possibly become a god.