Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 1446

Sylas stood in the skies almost arrogantly, or maybe that was just the natural pulsatingaura of his Will itself. So bold and self-confident it practically formed a veil of its own,hanging with the clouds in the dome of the sky.

Even as the ship rushed back, he didn't move, nor seem to care.

The problem with the B-tier's actions was actually twofold.

At the Astral Dungeon rank, the Sector formed a protective barrier of sorts that allowedthose from other Sectors to avoid suppression. This was a contingency that allowedmuch more powerful existences to help out far weaker ones, stopping powerfulDungeon Breaks from occurring.

However, this contingency was obviously only there for those that could be of use. Whywould the system allow a neutral zone for those that were too powerful to enter theDungeon in the first place?

In fact, the suppression faced by those who were especially powerful was even morethan those who were weaker.

Why was it that the Kaelthar had sent Israeal back then? Why not send an E-tier? Nomatter how much suppression an E-tier of the Kaelthar faced, there was no way thatSylas would have been any match for them.

It was because the F-tier was their best chance at staying under the system's radar.

The system was ultimately programmed to pay incremental attention to thingsdepending on how worthy of its time they were. Almost like a computer shutting certainsystems down to save on RAM, it acted with a list of priorities in mind.

Even if it did sense an F-tier interfering with a weaker galaxy, it was more prone toallowing it or turning a blind eye, feeling it wasn't worth the effort.

The other side of that token was that when it sensed something far too powerful takingaction, it just might wipe you out entirely.

The Thryskai Demi-God Clan had learned that the hard way.

This Sector was one that Sylas may have never been to, but he was familiar enough withits strength to know that there were no B-tiers here. It could be said that this Veil HumanB-tier was the only one of this strength tier in the entire Sector, and as such, the thingsthat bound him were much more significant than what anyone else would face.

Even so, the power of this B-tier wasn't something Sylas could face. Just the gentle toneof his voice was enough to rattle him, shaking him to his core. When they first arrived,just a few phrases from the man were enough to forcefully shut down their ship'scannons.

That was why Sylas had another plan in mind.

If the system wasn't paying enough attention, he just had to make it pay more attention.Throwing Alex and Jala into their battles wasn't just about having them fill in the twospots he was missing—though this was important to him as well.

The real reason was to leave the system an anchor in place, an active eye in the skywhere it was still participating in what was happening here.

On the one hand, Sylas needed to break the restrictions of the system so that he couldkill Kraziel and Veyric to stop them from wasting his time. But on the other hand, heneeded the system to be aware enough of what was happening here to stop this B-tierfrom killing him with a single glance.

By making the B-tier attack. 𝒻𝑟ℯℯ𝑤𝑒𝑏𝑛𝘰𝓋𝑒𝓁.𝒸𝑜𝘮

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