SSS-Rank Awakening: My Talent Multiplies Everything novel Chapter 251

Chapter 251: The Following Morning.

Meanwhile, back in Kael’s room, just as he was about to proceed, Varek’s voice suddenly entered his mind.

"Master, it’s done."

Kael paused for a moment before a small smile appeared on his face.

"Oh, is that so?" He leaned back slightly, his expression relaxing as he continued, "Well, that’s good."

Now that the potential enemies threatening his family had been dealt with, at least for the moment, Kael felt a little less pressure weighing on his shoulders.

What had happened today had made one thing painfully clear to him. No matter how carefully one tried to protect someone, there would always be situations that could slip beyond their control. Ezra was the perfect example.

There were too many variables, too many things that could happen without warning. That was when a rather simple thought came to him. As a very wise man had once said, prevention was better than cure.

Rather than constantly trying to protect the people around him after danger appeared, perhaps it would be better to eliminate the danger before it ever had the chance to reach them.

"How did everything go?" Kael asked.

"Everything went smoothly, Master. There were no issues."

"Okay. That’s good." Kael nodded before adding, "Keep an eye on Ezra as well. Inform me immediately if there are any developments."

Understood.

With those words, the connection went quiet once again.

Varek shifted his attention elsewhere, leaving Kael alone with his thoughts.

There was something else Kael wanted to investigate.

The golden orb.

It was the mysterious existence that had been living within him, the same entity that had intervened during his battle with the Supreme Entity. Kael still knew almost nothing about it. Their interactions had been extremely limited, and the entity had never properly explained who or what it was.

Yet Kael couldn’t shake the feeling that if there was anyone capable of knowing the truth behind the mysteries surrounding him, especially the truth behind his regression, it would be that entity.

Kael’s expression became serious.

He closed his eyes and focused his consciousness inward, drawing on his recent experience with Dreamwalking to try to reproduce the sensation. Previously, his destination had been another person’s mind world.

This time, however, he wasn’t trying to enter someone else’s mind.

He was trying to enter his own.

Kael believed that if the golden orb truly existed somewhere within him, then there was a good chance it resided within his mind world. The serpent had been hidden within Ezra’s mind world, after all. There was no reason to immediately assume that his own situation was completely different.

He focused harder.

The familiar sensation gradually appeared.

His consciousness began to move inward, attempting to cross the boundary between his physical existence and his inner world.

Then he struck something.

Kael’s brows immediately furrowed.

It wasn’t that Dreamwalking had failed. The method was working exactly as it should. His consciousness had reached the point where it should have entered his mind world, yet something was stopping him from proceeding.

A barrier.

Kael slowly pushed against it, his consciousness pressing against the invisible obstruction, and the sensation he got from the barrier felt strangely familiar.

Kael’s expression became more serious as he recognized it.

This was the same feeling he had experienced during his battle against the Supreme Entity. The golden orb had protected him then, forming a barrier around his existence that even the overwhelming power of that Supreme Entity had struggled to breach.

The barrier before him carried the exact same presence.

So the golden orb was the one preventing him from entering his own mind world.

Kael’s brows knitted together.

Why?

The entity had protected him during the battle. With the amount of power it possessed, it could have harmed him at any time if that had been its intention. Instead, it had intervened to save him.

But that alone wasn’t enough to make Kael completely trust it.

Protecting him did not necessarily mean the entity had no ulterior motives. It was entirely possible for an existence to protect someone while still having its own plans.

Kael pushed against the barrier again.

Nothing happened.

He tried another approach, carefully probing its surface with his consciousness, attempting to find even the slightest weakness that might allow him to slip through. When that failed, he tried communicating with the entity directly, but there was no response.

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