Single Wish: Rise Of The Omniscient Paragon

Before his condition reached such a state, Corey had used his Eyes of Omniscience to scout the last location where Kiefer told all of them a herb was located, and to his surprise, he did not only see a question, he saw an encampment of over a hundred soldiers.

These soldiers were of various factions, organizations, and groups, and they all had different positions at the edge of the grassy plains of the Chained Firmament.

Although one might not know at first, Corey could see it from his Eyes of Omniscience that these factions had created a border that would not allow one to easily move from the grassy plains to region of Colossal Trees and vice versa.

When he saw the border that they had made, he became baffled for several reasons.

The first question he had in his mind, was why they created a border.

The second question was why there were so many factions in the creation of the border.

The third question was how they had gotten to the grassy plains so quickly since he knew that these Outsiders would have appeared in another part of the Chained Firmament due to their location on New Earth, and the Chain of Sovereignty they climbed.

And the fourth question he had in his mind was how the group of vampires he had indirectly killed were able to know the location of the Celestial Dewfern.

The number of vampires in the group and the tiers of the vampires were extremely high for it to be just a coincidence that their destination was the top of the ridge where the Celestial Dewfern had been.

'The grassy plains is where those on the Haven Continent are meant to arrive, and this should give New Earthlings the chance to acquire whatever treasures are in this location. With how massive the Chained Firmament is, and the extremely high requirement to climb the Chain of Sovereignty, few individuals should be able to arrive on the Chained Firmament.'

'And even though there are some organizations that arrived on the Chained Firmament before Jeremy, me, and the others... They should be busy exploring several parts of the Chained Firmament, and they should not have time to start creating a border that is definitely meant to keep those from the Haven Continent from the other regions of the Chained Firmament. Most especially those colossal trees from which I can sense an extremely massive quantity of mana and energy.'

Corey shifted his gaze to the colossal trees, and although his gaze was not as sharp as it used to be because he overexerted himself by using the illusion ability of his Tri-Pupil Eyes on more than a dozen Tier 6s and Tier 5s, and most importantly, on an Immortal.

Fooling the senses of an Immortal with the power of illusory as a Tier 3 was an extremely difficult feat even for Corey, and the funny part of it to him was that he did not put Azimuth himself in an illusion.

He only used his Tri-Pupil Eyes to create an illusion of the Celestial Dewfern and to make everything about it as real as possible.

He did not dare to put Azimuth in an illusion since he was fairly certain that he would notice something odd, and he would eventually realize that he was the source of the illusion.

A little bit of luck played into his hands when at the end of the day, Azimuth never even held the Celestial Dewfern or attempted to consume it because if that happened, he would have immediately sensed that something was off, and once he used his Immortal senses to observe the Celestial Dewfern, he would realize that what he was holding was nothing at all.

It was purely illusion, and he would eventually connect the dots to him. But with the death of Raj, and Raj's last display of madness to destroy the Celestial Dewfern so that Azimuth could not use it, he had indirectly prevented Corey and the others from facing a disaster.

And the reason why all of these was possible was because of one thing... Luck.

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Luck: 22, 311 -> 20, 118

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A karmic luck of two thousand, one hundred and ninety three (2,193) was deducted from his total karmic luck, and Corey knew that it was not a little amount.

'My karmic luck was used to make sure that Azimuth never realized that the Celestial Dewfern was a fake, cause if he realized, we would have had a major problem on our hands.'

'Although I had a plan in case that happened, this is still the best case scenario... And most likely because it's an Immortal Beast, it took over two thousand karmic luck since for such a simple thing, it's not meant to take that much.'

After having this thought as he neared the border of the grassy plains and the region of the colossal trees, he went back to his previous thoughts of the reason behind the encampment.

'The group of vampires clearly knew where exactly the Celestial Dewfern was located, but they didn't know that there was an Immortal Beast up there. Because if they knew, they would have been prepared and their reactions would have been a lot better.'

'Which means that they either have an oracle, a seer, or somebody with a talent that's similar to Kiefer. Somebody that can give them the locations of priceless herbs, but they had no idea about the presence of an Immortal Beast... Either because their ability is not enough to know about the presence of an Immortal, or because of another reason.'

'Or a native of this world's fragment told them where to find the treasure... And if it's this one, then it's either the native had no idea that there was an Immortal Beast or there, or they did, but they still gave out the information so that those vampires could be killed.'

'I wonder which is correct.'

'And as for the border, it's clear as day that the reason, the target for this border are the New Earthlings.'