Odyssey of the Blind God

Nial felt like he had been caught in a dream. He was not too sure where he was right now, or what he was supposed to do in the Lacardia Empyrean Realm.

After he heard the three voices that rang through his mind like willowing banshees, everything began to change.

Nial felt an odd sense of unfamiliarity in his surroundings and the people around him.

It didn't really make sense, but time seemed to pass much faster than before. Meanwhile, the closeness he felt toward anyone but Celine disappeared.

Nial felt close to nobody, except Celine, after the day of Goldy's evolution. When the voices arrived, Nial's life in the Lacardia Empyrean Void seemed to lose its value.

But was that really the case?

Was his existence, or life, really worthless?

Not really.

His life was still worth a lot, just not in the Lacardia Empyrean Void.

But why did he feel like this?

It didn't really make sense.

Though, it didn't really make much sense that time passed to quickly, either.

After Goldy evolved, Nial entered the Monster Dimension.

The situation in the Monster Dimension was not too dangerous for him. In fact, Nial didn't have any problems in the Monster Dimension.

While others had to fight with their lives on the line just to survive in the Monster Dimension, Nial could just walk through it without worrying at all.

Monsters approached him but they didn't even consider attacking him. On the contrary, they wanted him to pick them as his next Familiar.

Even the most powerful monsters felt that binding to Nial's Soul Space was beneficial to them. Thus, they approached him, only to get rejected.

Why would anyone reject a powerful monster thought? This question could be answered easily.

Nial's body couldn't endure the Soul Share of a mythical creature. His body would be torn apart the moment the mythical creature's Soul Share would grow too much.

Furthermore, he was already bound to a soon-to-be mythical creature. His bond with Goldy was also quite powerful. That meant he might receive a fully empowered Soul Share in the future.

His strength would be enhanced with 100% of Goldy's combat prowess by then.

No matter how hard Nial thought, he could tell that his vessel, his body, mind, and soul, wouldn't be able to endure the toll of being bound to multiple mythical creatures with high Soul Share.

Of course, this didn't mean that Nial gave up on making a powerful monster his familiar. There was more than one type of Familiar, enhancing certain parts of the vessel differently.

This fact was something Nial made use of. He searched for a monster with exceptional potential using his potential hue sight, combined with his vast monster knowledge of all types.

He wanted to have a familiar that enhanced his Eye Power. After all, he noticed that the raw prowess of the Silver Eyes was not omnipotent.

Nial had realized that the Silver Eyes without the Clan's Secret techniques weren't too powerful.

Of course, they weren't useless, but Nial found a bunch of flaws and delays in the raw prowess of the Silver Eyes after he began to master the Secret Techniques.

Of course, only those with both Silver Eyes and perfect mastery of the Silver Eye Clan's Secret Techniques could tell what Nial found out not too long ago.

But whether this would be useful in the future was something different.

After all, Nial couldn't tell if it was actually something he may have to abuse in the reality that rejected him.

Or was he rejecting reality?

This was something he began to ask himself since the voices began to flash through his mind every now and then.

He was still unsure what exactly the voices meant, or what he was supposed to do about them. The only thing he knew was that he had to prepare himself for the worst.

Understanding this, time seemed to pass in the blink of an eye. He spent the following years inside the Monster Dimension searching for his second familiar.

At the same time, he cultivated passively, easily reaching the Deux rank. However, that was not all.

He found a perfect second Familiar.

It was a mouse, weighing less than 100 grams. Even a child's first was bigger than the mouse.

It didn't possess any combat power either.

Most people wouldn't think that the mouse was a monster in the first place. It didn't possess any mana, or so it seemed.

Only someone like Nial would be able to tell that the mouse had a tiny, seemingly invisible trace of mana inside its body.

It has yet to awaken its Origin either.

Thus, nobody would take the risk of taking such a monster as familiar. It was simply not worth it.

Of course, Nial had a good reason to pick the mouse as his Second Familiar.

Its potential was almost as great as Goldy's. That meant the mouse's potential was even higher than most mythical creatures!

But that was only the second reason why he wanted to bind the mouse to his Soul Space.

The most important reason was the mouse's unique condition.

It was blind.

Just like Nial.

"You remind me of myself, come here, little partner!"

That was what he said.

The Crown Prince of the Lacardia Empyrean Void, the young man whose eyes were the most unique and strongest in the entirety of the Monster Dimension and Lacardia Empyrean Void.

This kind of person thought that the Blind Mouse was similar to him, reminding Nial of himself.

Others would never be able to understand his sentiment. As a matter of fact, even Nial had issues understanding why he felt that the Blind Mouse was similar to him.

But it was a fact. The Blind Mouse made him feel weirdly familiar

Thus, he bound it to himself, helped it awaken its Origin, and trained it

Psy was the name Nial gave the Blind Mouse. As for the meaning behind the name, it was something his enemies would find out sooner or later.