Chapter 1376 Turia   magic

"What the hell is that?" Even the Land Spirits were shocked to see such a mystical phenomenon as they turned into streaks of light to head into the Mountain Sect Sub-Realm.

As one of his clones was already at the scene, Krune entered his subspace and causing it to arrive within the clone. And once it opened the entrance to the subspace, he exited from it, gazing at the mystical phenomenon as his body shuddered.

"U-Uncle, w-what the heck is happening? I feel weak all of a sudden!" Kulla said as she collapsed to the ground.

As for all the wisps and True Spirits there had been happily playing in this area, they were all on the ground now, trembling, in submissive poses.

And in the center of the commotion was a violent sphere of energy, one that was condensing to form a tiny core.

"T-This is…what the hell is this?" Even Sterlena was shocked, noticing that she too was experiencing the feeling to prostrate before that entity.

As everyone arrived at the scene, they gasped in shock, watching a dense stream of Godly Energy swerve into the swirling center as everyone sensed that even the laws of the Turia Continent were now flowing into the swirling mass.

But everyone else was fine. Only the wisps and True Spirits were feeling this sense of suffocation as even the bodies of Krune and Sterlena trembled in response.

Slowly, after a few minutes had passed in such a fashion, the suffocative feeling experienced by them vanished as what appeared before them was a wisp, one that had just been birthed.

Strangely speaking, it was an instinctive feeling that Krune and Sterlena felt, understanding that the entity before them was a wisp and not a True Spirit.

"Is that a wisp?" Zamura frowned, asking in shock. After all, many wisps and True Spirits had been born in this region. But not one had caused such a commotion.

"I feel like it's a wisp," Krune said, extending his hand to gently poke the ethereal body of the birthed creature. "But, it's strange."

After all, when his finger touched its body, Krune shuddered for some reason, instinctively prostrating on the ground.

The creature resembling a wisp slowly climbed over his shoulder before resting on his back, sporting an expression of absolute bliss and comfort.

It was just a newborn, unable to converse yet.

Slowly, as time passed, the sense of willingness to prostrate himself vanished as Krune was able to get up, noticing the newborn wisp readjust itself into his embrace.

"It's strange that the moment we announced this, a wisp was born accordingly." A Land Spirit said, "And strangely, it's been born in the God Foundation Realm and already possesses a Spiritual Incarnation. Plus, I can sense that this Spiritual Incarnation is something bestowed by our supercontinent itself."

"This wisp shall be named Turia." The Land Spirit concluded.

Krune gazed at the wisp sleeping in his embrace. It was no different to the rest of the wisps now. "Then, what was up with that presence earlier?"

He was unable to notice any difference despite his best methods to probe Turia, sighing as he gave up in the end. "Whatever she is, I'll come to find out in the future."

"Is there any luck on your side, Feifei?" Krune asked as he looked at her.

"Turia indeed has a Spiritual Incarnation. As to what it's capable of, I'm unable to probe at present. It's still forming, so excessing probing will damage it. So, I'll look into it at a later date." Feifei replied, retracting her Divine Sense.

"But, I feel like she's intrinsically tied to wisps and True Spirits, at least based on the fact that she was birthed from your Land Incarnation and can exhibit some form of influence on your two races," Feifei concluded.

"Fine, I'll take care of her," Krune said before blinking in confusion, asking Feifei, "What makes you think Turia is a female?"

"Well, why not?" Feifei laughed in response. "Turia is a name fit for a female. Well, if she turns out to be a he in the end, nothing changes. We'll just consider him a second Relena."

Despite having a feminine name, Relena was a male. Since there was a precedent, Turia wouldn't feel much difficulty accepting their name in the future.

And with that, the Turia Continent finished forming as Zamura hurriedly dispatched the Set members everywhere to make a track of everything that had appeared.

Based on the habitats that formed, they would have to pick the best places to build cities and migrate the people.

At present, due to the three continental war, all the people had been living in the Sub-Realms owned by the three royal families, situated in the capital cities of each continent.

It had been a bit hard for them as space was limited in these Sub-Realms. It was not to mention the constant state of war that was ongoing for more than two centuries.

Right as the war ended, the three continents began to merge to create the supercontinent. Every area on the three continents became too dangerous for the people to live, as even immortals weren't safe from its dangers.

Only the three capitals, protected by their defensive formations, were safe. And hence, the entire population of the current Turia Continent was located in the three capitals and the Mountain Sect.

It would only be detrimental to their supercontinent's growth if their population continued to remain in such crowded locations.

Thus, now that the supercontinent had finished forming, they had to select favorable locations to erect cities soon after. That way, the people would soon have homes to return to, finally allowing them to heal from the scars of the war.

For the mortals, it had been too tough as they had already forgotten what it means to be free and away from the direct influence of the royals, as they had been living under such a restricted rule for generations already.

"We've lost a lot of our foundation due to the war." Zamura sighed, "We'll have to start our recovery efforts and work on replenishing our numbers to occupy this massive supercontinent."

After all, the Turia supercontinent had an area ten times the combined area of the three continents of Zamuria, Rumria, and Guria.