Card Apprentice Daily Log

Chapter 2186  Secret To Dominance

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Spiritual Location- Card World Womb, Blood Rule Stream Spirit Domain Physical Location- Card World, Southern Region, Blossom District, Sky Blossom City, Dungeon Highway, Blood Rock Cave Gate Dungeon n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Listening to the celestial rule spirit Wyatt understood he had undermined the seriousness and complications of introducing a new entity or ingredient into the world. From the way the celestial rule spirit put it, Wyatt felt like it was like a legislator trying to pass a new law in the assembly. It not only had to deal with other rules but also adjust the world's already existing laws of nature to make room for the new ingredients it was planning to introduce into the world. Understanding that not just any unique blood-rule-type ingredient would do, Wyatt planned to head out of the domain and procure another set of ingredients. This time he could be more thorough with his task now that he had certain parameters to check when gathering the ingredients for the celestial blood rule spirit.

"I will be right back," Wyatt said preparing to leave but was stopped by the spirit, "One moment, can I keep these ingredients? Even though I don't plan to introduce them in our world, it would hurt for me to learn about them." "Sure, go ahead," Wyatt agreed without any hesitation because the blood rule stream spirit had helped him on occasions even though it was to ensure he would be able to keep his end of the bargain with it. However, Wyatt did not mind using this opportunity to repay old debts to the spirit. Since they could be considered partners in crime now this amount of give and take was nothing. "Alright," the celestial blood rule spirit gleamed in excitement. It seems even the so-called higher entities could not escape the pleasure of getting free stuff. Wyatt did not bother to remind the spirit a thank you would be nice since he considered this as getting even with it. Opening his eyes in the dungeon seal, Wyatt saw that the neatly arranged array of blood-rule-type ingredients unique to their native realms had vanished. Knowing the spirit had taken them, he did not pay heed to it and once again summoning the demon merchant codex he entered the inter-realm network in search of blood-rule-type ingredients. This time he did not go for uniqueness but the opposite believing the less unique the ingredient was to their native the less demanding the requirements were for the spirit to adapt that ingredient in their world. He also made sure that the uses of these ingredients were enticing enough for the celestial blood rule spirit. While procuring the ingredients fitting these criteria Wyatt pondered why the blood rule stream spirit was willing to spare its mind to something like this instead of trying to increase its comprehension of the blood rule and try to become one of the dominant rules in the Card world. That was when it hit him maybe increasing its presence in the physical plane would also help it climb the ranks of dominate rules. Just taking the fact that Water, wind, land, and fire had the most presence in the world and were also the most dominant rules in the world added merit to Wyatt's speculation. Now Wyatt was a little more sure why the celestial blood rule spirit cared so much about Bloodette and helping her regain freedom and her strength, it must be because Bloodette's freedom and strength might have to do something with blood rule's presence in the Card world. If this were true then the supreme beings of the card world had a stronger significance to its ecosystem than what the card apprentices believed. If they knew the presence of the supreme beings and their strength signified the dominance of the rule they represented, the card apprentice would not arbitrarily kill them. If the card apprentices knew killing the supreme being would hurt the rule stream they represented then they might even try to help them, just like how the governments around the Earth spent trillions every year to save its environment. This understanding might also pave a path for the Supreme Beings and card apprentice to ally, truly ally, not like the alliance of convince they held right now which no one knew when it would reach its expiry date. After all, the card apprentices were pushing the supreming beings by harassing them year-round by trespassing in their territory and stealing their harvest. Though the five region alliance had agreed to the supreme beings killing all the trespassers in their territory trying to steal from them, it also did not hesitate to openly shelter those that managed to escape the pursuit of the supreme beings. So, nobody knew when things would boil to the point of no return. However, the act of the supreme beings and the card apprentices reaching a true alliance felt like a dream because the supreme beings were too honest and straightforward in their ways while the card apprentices were too human. The card apprentice would always try to take advantage of the supreme beings and conspire against them. The latter will realize the conspiracy too late, be aggrieved, and seek retribution the only way they know how. Giving the card apprentice justification to subdue or kill them. This was a pity because if treated with respect and honesty, the supreme beings could become great allies of the card apprentice not just in the Card world but the myriad realms as only the Card world had supreme beings when the rest of the myriad realms did not have records of such beings. This was why Wyatt previously wondered if the Supreme beings were the true natives of the Card world and not the card apprentices. Cortney was the prime example of how generously the supreme beings were when treated with basic respect and honesty, they were very generous to their friends. Also, Bloodette was the prime example that with patience and proper guidance even the supreme beings could be taught the ways of the society, they were capable of adapting since they were basically immortal within the card world like the devils were when killed outside the dark realm.