In front of the All-King and the kneeling Diane who was getting up, the walls of the Throne Room began to shift.

Standing up to her full height, Diane’s predatory eyes glanced at the massive golden-hued crystal throne behind the All-King and couldn’t help but wonder, just how powerful it had gotten.

The Crystal Throne was an artifact of godly might, meaning that it theoretically had no limit to its powers, and the only perceived limit was the user.

That was how it was supposed to be for most godly artifacts.

This Crystal Throne was an artifact that charged itself over time, feeding on the energy of the users and those around.

Previously, before Ibadon had used it, it had been used repeatedly by different Primordial Emperors and Regents in the past, drawing energy from them as well as from the energy that was fed to it to charge.

Even Ibadon had sat comfortably on the Crystal Throne for ten million years. The power it had accumulated at that time was truly extraordinary.

So extraordinary that Ibadon himself, the main user of the artifact, received a terrible backlash.

His body was destroyed and he was left with just his eternal soul.

That was how powerful it had been.

And now, this Crystal Throne after coming under the ownership of the Primordial Lion Singularity, has been feeding off of his energy.

Not just Conquering Essence, but the various essences that he had acquired.

And since Kael was also the Alphaverse and the environment, the Crystal Throne has been unapologetically absorbing as much as it could from the surroundings.

The amount of energy that it would normally have taken millions of years to absorb, it was covered in a few months.

The Crystal Throne was already reaching its peak, which was based on the All-King’s personal limit.

Looking at the Crystal Throne, Diane’s heart beat fast. She couldn’t deny that although she craved brutal fights sometimes, she didn’t want to see Kael pushed to the point where he had to activate this Throne.

It wouldn’t be good for anyone.

It was a real fear that she or anyone around had because they all knew that the All-King was fully and mentally capable of doing that.

When it came to desires, there was not much separating him from the dead Avatar of Oblivion.

"Your Majesty, Diane said as she realized what Kael meant by the division of labor.

She turned around and walked after him. Her two feet lifted off the ground as she drifted off into the empty space, following the All-King from behind.

"The forces that have been moving to Draconic Heaven, based on my reports, are all very powerful.

They might not necessarily compete in terms of scale, but they have a lot of Supreme Level Immortals on their side.

Another rumor is that many races and rebels of countless civilizations are being stimulated and forced to fight.

No one is choosing our side unless we ’ask’ but others are willingly joining the Dragons and the Feline Assembly.

If the Primordials are not there at least to help us out, we may suffer a lot.

Besides, we also know that the Soul Primordial is a First Generation Primordial and also at the Supreme Immortal Tier.

The strongest Primordial in the League is still at the High Level Immortal Tier. Even those like Ralph, Marcus, and Natalia have just evolved to the immortal tier recently.

They are still far away from being capable of taking on the Soul Primordial."

The All-King shook his head, "They are not accompanying me for the sake of fighting, Diane.

They accomplish two things.

Finding the remaining Primordials. I have all the locations already.

We shall kill too many birds with just one stone.

Soul Heaven is just a put-up stop and a launchpad."

The All-King knew that the best people to convince the Primordials they were looking for were other Primordials.

Some risks will have to be taken, but they were risks that Kael was willing to endure at this point.

The All-King put his hands behind him, massaging his knuckles ever so gently.

Millions of light-years away, in another Coverage, one of the clones of the All-King floated with the soul fragment of a god in his hand.

Despite the distance, the All-King was able to see that clone.

"Your Majesty, then are you going to Soul Heaven yourself?" Diane asked.

In the distance, she noticed countless moats of lights as well as thousands of Dimensional System Portals opening up around the vicinity of the Apex Pyramid.

Her heart beat faster, it was starting.

Gradually, from distant horizons, arkships began to appear.

Arkworlds, the latest models, and different armaments, began to show up.

From the Dimensional System Portals, countless arkships and arkworlds began to cross over.

The power of the All-King was so significant at this point that these vassal forces could cross over without tainting the space of Leonine Heaven.

It was only temporary.

The forces were countless.

This wasn’t figurative, they were truly countless. Perhaps, only Kael could count them because they were all linked to his Systems, but no other person would be so jobless as to do that.

The arkships that began to assemble themselves were numerous, stretching as far as the eye could see.

Those were not the only things that appeared though. Planets bound by humongous chains were dragged out of the various portals.

Even stars were beamed over through various means. One look and one could tell that they were planning on winning this war with every method they had at their disposal.

It was as fantastic as it was horrifying for the victims of their strategy.

Even when catching a rabbit, a look still uses all its strength.

Seeing all these creatures and vessels arranging themselves in front of his home for the sake of his war, Kael felt a certain strangeness.

He remembered when he and Katari, back on Eridoria, had journeyed from the mountain to the Peach Forest with the Iron Blood Shuttle.

There they had fought three powerful tier 3 tigers and Kael was pushed to the limits of his strength back then.

The Kael of back then and the three powerful tigers had battled across the surface of the lost arkship.

Back then, that arkship was seen as the biggest thing, it was seen as something that could change the trajectory of any battle.

He fought so hard for one arkship.

That time, everything was much bigger to Kael and his ambitions.

Now...

The golden gaze of the All-King flashed coldly as he scanned the millions of arkships that covered his vision.

Suddenly, in the midst of these countless arkships and arkworlds, a certain Dimensional System Portal opened up. This Dimensional System Portal was strong and rapidly growing in size, sucking in all the vessels, space, and creatures close to it.

And so, it came to pass...