Crown walked towards Azriel and then, she kneeled.

"Hmm?" Azriel frowned and then he questioned.

"What are you doing, Crown?"

However, before Crown could answer, the doors of the Mansion opened and more than 100 fairies walked in.

Azriel recognized a few of them.

Sword Fairy, Spear Fairy, Dagger Fairy, all of them were here and just like Crown, they all stepped forward and kneeled in front of him.

'Ah...'

With this, Azriel guessed, and to further confirm his guess, Crown spoke.

"Your reward for clearing the Trial of the World Core is the World Core itself."

"World Core itself?"

Though he had already guessed it, Azriel still needed more information.

"Yes, the World Core.

Do you remember how we Fairies function of the power we receive from the World's Core?"

Azriel frowned, he then thought about it a little and finally, he recalled Fairy Fer's words, (Chapter 101)

"Yes, I do."

"From now on, you can decide how the Core Energy is distributed, of course, the World Core would still be responsible for maintaining itself, therefore, you will not have full access to the energy, since the World Core would require 70% of the Energy to sustain itself."

"So I will only have access to 30% of this Core Energy?"

"No, you will only have access to 2% of the Core Energy."

"Huh?"

Azriel frowned.

"You are too weak to handle this energy right now. If you try to use more than 2% of this energy, your body won't be able to take it."

Azriel raised his eyebrows.

He has never heard these before, never in his long long lif-

'Ahh...'

Azriel finally realized.

"Heh."

A small chuckle sneaked out of his mouth.

He was barely an Advance Stage Cultivator right now.

A weak entity indeed.

However, suddenly, another question popped into Azriel's mind.

"I am sure you all don't work with just 2% of the Core Energy, right? If I can only use 2% of this energy and I am the one who will be responsible for the Energy distribution, then how will you people function?"

"That is not how we fairies work, Azriel."

Crown smiled.

Azriel frowned again.
This chapter upload first at NovelBin.Net

If you want to read more chapters, please visit NovelNext.Com to experience faster update speed

This whole fairy and world core thing were too complicated.

Didn't Crown just tell him that the Fairies functioned on the Core Energy? Is she saying that isn't the case now?

What the hell does that mean?

As if sensing his confusion, Crown smiled.

"I know this is a little confusing, so hear me out.

As you already know, we Fairies do not have any cultivation."

Azriel nodded.

"If we want to use Cultivation, we would need Core's Energy. Obviously, if you wish to strengthen us all, you would need more than 2% of the energy, however,"

"However, if I do not strengthen any of you, you all can function with just 2% of the Energy."

Azriel interrupted.

"Yes, that is correct."

Crown nodded.

Azriel nodded in understanding and then, he started pondering.

"Azriel, before you ask any more questions, I believe it would be better if you just go there. All your questions would be answered there."

"Where?"

Azriel questioned, however, just as Crown was about to answer his question, everything around him turned black.

"Huh?"

Azriel was confused.

"Huh?"

"Huh?"

"Huh?"

He then noticed that his voice started echoing.

"Where is this place?"

He wondered out loud.

"Where is this place?"

"Where is this place?"

"Where is this place?"

Again, his voice echoed.

Azriel looked around with a curious look on his face, however, the only thing he could see was darkness.

It was so dark that he couldn't even see his own body.

Azriel couldn't understand what was going on.

This has never happened before, no matter how dark the place he was in was, he, as a Vampire was always able to see things clearly, and this time,

It was true for Azriel Origin and Azriel Ruinous.

Therefore, he couldn't understand why he couldn't see anything.

Even then, Azriel didn't let his emotions get the best of him.
This chapter upload first at NovelBin.Net

If you want to read more chapters, please visit NovelNext.Com to experience faster update speed

He took a deep breath and then, he focused on his other senses.

Soon, he started walking.

A few minutes later, he saw a light.

A smile appeared on his face and he started walking toward the light.

This time, his pace was visibly faster than before.

Soon, he entered the 'room' where the light cam from, and then, his eyes widened.

There was a gigantic, white-colored sphere in front of him that was oozing light and endless energy.

"What is this?"

Azriel muttered, his eyes shining with endless curiosity.

The Azriel Origin was still alive and was living right inside him.

Azriel couldn't just get rid of more than 40,000 years of memories with just a snap of his finger.

Right now, his mental state was very...

Abnormal.

He was a strange mixture between Azriel Origin and Azriel Ruinous.

Of course, Azriel Ruinous still dominated his thought process.

Or at least that was what he believed.

Right now, however, Azriel Origin, who was 'bored' was finding things that he, in his long long long lifetime, has not seen.

Fairies, World Core, and then this big ball of... well, energy, in front of him.

All these things weren't there when he...

...used to live.

Therefore, he was curious and,

Excited.

Azriel then walked towards this ball and slowly, he placed his hand on it.

The White energy moved, crawling from his hands and then covering his entire body, the process was fast but strangely slow.

Azriel didn't panic either, he could feel it.

This energy was not going to harm him.

If anything, he believed that he would be benefited from this energy.

Therefore, he just stood there and let this energy do whatever it wanted.

Soon, new information started entering his brain.

What this Ball of Energy was.

What were its functions.

What that Fairy named Crown was talking about before.

How the World's Core, or this Ball of Energy in front of him worked.

How he can use that 2% of the 'Energy' he has gained the access to.

He learned everything.

And he only had one thing to say.