The Primordial Record novel Chapter 1834

Chapter 1834: The Secrets of The Beasts (1)

"My only choice," Rowan muttered before he chuckled wryly, "Tell me, Eosah, how is it that you were able to give birth to me outside the boundary of the Cradle of Enoch?"

Eosah shook her head, "If I had that knowledge, it may have been taken from me at my death. I don’t know the reason why I was born outside the Cradle, and the act of giving birth to you is not by my power. No Reality is capable of giving birth to another, and it would be strange indeed to refer to me as your mother; I could be better seen as a spawn point. Yet, it would be my honor if you were to acknowledge me as your mother."

Rowan touched his chest, "Eosah, without your presence, I would have been lost a long time ago. I will only accept one woman as my mother, but you hold a special place in my heart."

The smile from Eosah was blinding, and Rowan remained in silence for a while as he analyzed her words.

The choice Eosah gave him was the best she could do, but Rowan was not satisfied with it. Unlike her, he had come across the entity Enoch, and there was nothing good about that being.

The so-called Cradle of Enoch was supposed to be the last option for any Reality to avoid the corruption of Limbo, but Rowan felt that perhaps writing his name on the Cosmic Record may cause more harm than good.

What did Eosah say about him? His birth outside the Cosmic Record gave him the freedom to become all he could be, but what would happen to him if he chose to write his name upon it?

One of the biggest mysteries in creation, at least where Rowan was concerned, was the mystery behind the weakness of Realities and why he was not bound by that weakness.

Every Reality was a ninth-dimensional entity; they were the melting pot of countless Origin Forces. They were truly the blessed of creation because they were born with the ability to draw upon the energy of Limbo and create Origin Essence.

Yet for entities of such power, they were still weak. Granted, their hunters were Primordials, ninth-dimensional monsters whose eternal hunger and madness knew no limits, but it could still be argued that the defenses of Realities were almost non-existent when it came to Primordials.

Every Reality, including Eosah, could not use any of their extraordinary powers for themselves; instead, they were more like incubators for their inhabitants, who would be able to harness the gifts of their Reality to become Primordials.

Rowan had always believed that this was how things were meant to be. Realities were the womb of creation and nothing more, but he was different; he could harness his Origin Force, and unlike a Primordial that was stuck with a single Origin Force, Rowan had several.

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