Volume 1 --- Summary --- High SPOLIER content!!!!
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Atlas:
Endless Abyssal Crystal, Atlas's Chaotical Core name. Now directly related to the earth element.
Nihiste, the fragments of the dimensional bag moved in unison and attached to the young man's left pinky as if forming a thin tattoo.
"I grant you the Obsidian Eyes... you will see what is hidden from others...with a single glance, you will understand the true value of the universe and its inexplicable secrets."
"And last, the Soulis of Nihilum... a way to interact with the world that only I hold..."
In the end, Atlas breathed in, and in that short period, the Chaos Stone turned into dust entirely. It happened all too fast, yet Atlas still saw the tiny blue particles flow from the stone to his mouth. His body was brimming with pure energy, and that sudden sensation was way more potent than the slow process from before.
Sentient:
Grandmother (Volume 2: NAME)
Grandfather (Volume 2: NAME) to teach him his overbearing combat technique, Myriad Devastations of Angrarum. The first time he saw his grandpa swinging various weapons and exercising that technique, he fell into a trance.
Uncle Hudson, one of the guards at the Teleportation Formation.
Uncle Beard is a stable master. He is a middle-aged man with a thick black beard and short hair. His wife is Elisabeth, and his adopted daughter/niece is Aurora. His status as a martial cultivator is unknown.
Nihilir, the mysterious benefactor of Atlas.
Grandma River, One of the founders of the Villages, friend of Altas' grandparents. She had grown him since he was a child and taught him the history and the secrets of Oblivion.
Old Dwarf, Identity??
MENTIONED:
Dark Elves, hiding in the snowy peaks of the north.
Prismatic Exilium defined themselves as those who were able to subdue and devour the Chaos Energy.
Creatures:
Flare (Grandpa's pet), Unknown Species.
Bolt, Stormy Prairie Horse.
Techniques:
Devourer of Chaos, Martial Cultivation Manual.
Earthly Blessing
Battle technique:
Myriad Devastations of Angrarum ---->Reference twisted by me XD (Angra Mainyu - Zoroastrian evil deity, often associated with chaos, destruction, and evil.)
The first was Wrath of Yinsu, where the wielder could do a series of quick and precise strikes with the weapon.
It wasn't a normal chopping motion. Indeed, the energy infused in this attack would gradually increase at each strike, oppressing the opponent with an even fiercer force.
The second, Mow of Siryu, exerted a large quantity of internal energy in a single powerful downward swing of the weapon aimed at the opponent's head or torso.
In this case, the usage of internal energy was more like an instant explosion of pure energy concentrated for a small fraction of the time in the blade to hack the opponent.
The third was Avalance of Uturet, a mighty swing of the blade aimed at splitting the opponent in half or stunning, disorienting, and oppressing it.
The fourth, Guard of Paxis, was a defensive move in which the wielder could use a thin or expanse aura of pure energy to intercept and deflect the opponent's attack.
Those were only four of the possible attacks collected in the Myriad Devastations of Angrarum. In fact, there were even exclusive moves for different kinds of weapons, like the Chains of Ragraty or Tempest of Icaris, primarily used for battle axes.
With the Chains of Ragraty, the wielder could make a series of complicated maneuvers to distract and then catch and pull the opponent's weapon or limbs toward himself.
Instead, with the Tempest of Icaris. The wielder could make a spinning strike, a move in which the attacker spins around while swinging the axe, creating a powerful whirlwind that can knock opponents off balance.
Most of those attacks also had a version for combat stances for dual-wielder of sword and battle-axe, sword and knife, knife and battle-axe, battle-axe and shield, and many more.