Dilan looked at the bloodied figure of the Galbian and smiled weirdly. Now that he was fighting only one Primordial and with the boost of the World Elemental, it looked like the Galbian couldn’t defeat him anymore.

He was not strong enough to fight the Galbian head-on, let alone without the use of his True Undying Essence but that was not necessary, to begin with. Dilan could die as many times as he wanted and he made use of that to inflict as many injuries to his opponent as possible.

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Dilan had done a great job and Lone Shadow wanted to thank the Undying by supporting him a little. He gave Dilan a thumbs up after cutting through the Galbian’s vital points before he disappeared through the spatial portal that had been created by Spectran.

Another spatial portal appeared behind the Galbian who was sucked into it. Dilan followed suit while stopping his utilization of the Destruction Domain around his body. He also willed the Flame of the Beginning to decrease the power output of the flames that surrounded him.

Thus, Dilan was finally able to heal properly without getting killed or severally injured just a moment later. It was a relief not to feel any pain for a change.

The cold of the space prickled on his skin and he smile lightly as he descended closer to the surface of Milarn. From the looks of it, the Soularn had also been defeated, by Lone Shadow, the other Ancients, and the support of the others.

Dilan knew that the World Elemental was clearly the most important factor in the battle against the Primordials and he gave it a thumbs up. Descending closer to the others, Dilan noticed that the expression of many people had changed.

Even the Ancients looked at him with different eyes.

However, Dilan was only glad that his allies and the Ancients stopped fighting. He could still feel some hostility between certain parties but it was already enough for him to see that they didn’t attack each other, even if it was just temporary.

It was already a big step toward the right path.

Dilan turned his attention to the three injured Primordials that seemed to have been tied up by Lone Shadow, whose affinity of shadows was currently still amplified by the boost of the World Elemental. The World Elemental added another to the ties that bound the Primordials, preventing them from moving too much.

Thus, the bleeding Primordial ended up on the losing side, humiliated right in front of more than a thousand powerhouses.

“It’s time to stop this charade. I saw enough of Dilan to know that he will be of help…so give up your little experiment on Milarn!” The Primordial of the Spectran said after a while. His voice was without emotion and it was impossible to read something from his facial expression, after all, he wore a mask, just like every other Spectran.

“Your betrayal will have consequences, you piece of shit!!” The Galbian shouted out loud. He was trying to release his Power of Obliteration through his eyes but the Spectran reacted calmly. He created a small spatial portal in front of himself and in front of the Galbian’s thigh. The beams of obliteration that were unleashed through the Galbian’s eyes shot through the first portal before they ended up emerging on the other side, piercing straight through the Galbian’s thigh.

The Galbian screamed loudly and he stopped releasing his Power of Obliteration not long after.

His thigh looked bad but nobody seemed to care about that. Even the Soularn had turned quiet. They didn’t expect the sudden betrayal of the Spectran, let alone that Dilan had someone as powerful as Lone Shadow on their side.

The Soularn had been taken by surprise, just like the two other Primordials, who ended up getting easily defeated. The Tymali was somewhere in space after the World Elemental had hurled him across the entire stellar system. He was knocked out and it would take a while before he would wake up.

The Spectran considered going after him but that could wait until he was done here.

“I doubt that I will have to face any consequences. After all, it’s not me who didn’t wait for the council of the Golden Circle to finish their voting,” He retorted to the Galbian who quieted down all of a sudden.

“While you guys were rushing to do something you were not even permitted to do, I asked the Golden Circle’s council for permission to act. That means I act in the name of the entire council while you guys act on your own accord. If someone has to wait for the consequences of their actions its you guys…though I think it will be hard to find something more humiliating than the state you guys are currently in.

It’s quite funny to look at!”

The three tied up Primordials turned quiet when they heard what the Spectran said.

“The Elters said that I can decide what to do with Dilan as long as I observe and record everything properly. I will just let them read my memories, and they will acknowledge my actions. If someone is a traitor, then it’s you guys who betrayed your own race!”

If it was possible for the Primordials to turn even quieter, they would have quieted down even more. They looked at the Spectran and gritted their teeth.

“We…understand. Release us and we will leave…” The older Soularn said after a while and the Spectran nodded his head.

“That’s the least you can do now. Remember this humiliating and don’t come back to Milarn, otherwise, the council of the Golden Circle will come for you guys. You are lucky that they’re lenient with you guys for creating the Primordial Ascension!”

The three Primordials could only glare at the Spectran but they didn’t say anything. They knew that they were at a disadvantage right now.

So humiliating….