The Invincible Full-Moon System

Chapter 2008: A Complete Demigod

Obtaining enough divinity points was already hard enough to do, and yet, the Pure God Sense skill was still somehow out of his hands. Still beyond his reach. It was not a skill that allowed him to fire a strong attack or gave him a second chance in life.

Just a simple skill that allowed him to finally sense immortal energy.

Rex really wanted to master it.

He was even planning to master it before arriving at the banquet that hosts countless powerful entities.

But achieving it was akin to a pipe dream.

It was too hard to master the Pure God Sense skill when time was not on his side.

Earlier, before entering the Sundial Arch, Rex even debated whether he should simply ask something else from the Warden. Someone with the power of time could help him in various ways. Or perhaps he should focus on other powers that he possessed.

His Laws, for one, could still be trained.

For now, he could only wield each Law independently. Using them at the same time was still taxing to his body, draining his stamina rapidly like blood leaking from an open wound. If he wanted to, he could ask the Warden to help him train and refine the Laws until they were more efficient—and perhaps even more powerful.

No need to pay gold through the System to gain the path to train Laws.

Rex was quite sure an entity that exists even before the annals of time would know the method for this.

And there are other powers that he had that he could focus on other than the Pure God Sense skill.

Even after he stopped and realized that he only had about fifteen hours left before needing to leave.

But in the end, he decided to persevere and continue focusing on it.

It was a risky endeavour, as he might not reach the mastery he needed to properly sense immortal energy, and that would mean wasting precious time that he didn’t have. Fortunately, fortune favours the bold—he got what he needed and more.

Due to his perseverance, the domino effect that worked for him began to fall into place.

Rex got more than merely sensing immortal energy.

Much, much more.

Savouring the power that filled him up from within like he was a burning kettle that already steamed—he lowered his stance and crossed his arms before his face. He tucked his head under his arms while the immortal energy inside him gushed out, answering his call.

Power that was unlike anything he had ever touched.

It poured from the depths of his core into his claws—a flood of raw divinity that made his claws throb and pulsate with each heartbeat. And then, as if adopting his own temperament, the new power expanded outward in uneven and random waves.

A pulse distorted the air.

Swoosh—!

Another pulse shook the platform he was standing on.

Each one made the very fabric of the Temporal Labyrinth shimmer and buckle.

Around his claws, stretching for around three inches, the atmosphere boiled blood-red—sparkling with volatile immortal energy that seemed to crack the seams of reality. And as more immortal energy inside his body was drawn out and gathered there, the blood-red stretched.

It was stretching slowly to the eye, but somehow faster than the incoming spheres.

Soon, the blood-red reached far enough to stir Davina and Lilliana.

Both were safe within their sectioned bubble of space on the main platform, but the devastating pressure coming from Rex reached them through the membrane. It pressed against their skin, against their lungs, and even against their souls.

Once their eyelids fluttered open, the sisters saw him.

Saw Rex on a distant platform, curled around his own blazing claws as the immortal energy swelled.

It expanded with each pulse—a crimson volcano that was spilling into the greenish void.

And with a violent grunt, his crimson eyes flashed as he unleashed everything he gathered in his claws.

His arms snapped open like he was swiping the world away, and a ferocious howl that tore loudly from his throat was not only a sound, but also a signal. The immortal energy inside his claws obeyed—like a loyal companion and then detonated.

Kaboom—!

A devastating shockwave exploded, and the impact scoured through the labyrinth.

Around, the greenish still void bled crimson as the wave crashed outward—and every sphere that was hurtled towards him, a hundred of them that contained the power of time, shattered into nothing. Even the platform beneath his feet cracked.

Great fissures spiderwebbed across its smooth stone surface from the sheer, uncontainable might.

Sheer uncontrollable might of Rex’s immortal energy.