Your Lord Has A Screw Loose?
Chapter 627 - 629: Primordial Dragon, Yellow Millet Seal

Chapter 627 -629: Primordial Dragon, Yellow Millet Seal

The Primordial Dragon, the first dragon in the world, the only True Dragon.

It was rumored that the Emperor had once mastered the power of the Primordial Dragon, which was why he unified the eight desolations and six harmonies.

Qin Muye was somewhat bewildered when he pried this information from Old Yellow Millet; something seemed a little off.

As for dragons, he knew about them; after all, he had encountered Dragon Veins. But suddenly, a Primordial Dragon had popped up, and the key point was that Sun Zhen’s ancestral home, Shanggu Town, was the ancient site where the Human Emperor created the Primordial Dragon.

Indeed, the Primordial Dragon wasn’t a real dragon but a man-made entity, similar in nature to the Dragon Vein.

As for what exactly it was, he didn’t know, but Qin Muye vaguely sensed that these ghosts probably had a certain connection with the Primordial Dragon.

Unfortunately, Old Yellow Millet didn’t know about the ghosts, as they also influenced him.

At this moment, Qin Muye was also doubting life itself—the people in this world were truly fierce, able to create such terrifying beings.

Gods were slaughtered and used as the mystical womb for the Immortality Technique, dragons were man-made and, more importantly, all of them appeared to be ordinary people with no visible power, yet they could accomplish such miraculous deeds.

“Phew, did you just take down the big BOSS?” Sun Zhen entered, pushing the door open and seeing the mess; his expression showed fatigue.

“Not quite, give me the Ring, and with this one last sealing, I’ll be done.” Qin Muye truly did not dare to kill Old Yellow Millet. Although the old man had been subdued, Qin Muye lacked the power to kill him; at least he would need his true body to make a move for that.

At the moment, it was still very difficult for him to eliminate an Abnormality, so containing and sealing it was the best way to maximize benefits.

Conveniently, the Seven Deadly Sins Ring that he had previously made came in handy.

Sun Zhen tossed the Ring to Qin Muye, who checked and found all seven derivatives in place. He then sealed Old Yellow Millet into the hollow of the Ring, turning the original Ring into a Seal.

As Old Yellow Millet was contained, the Dharma Realm of wine, color, and wealth that he had released began to collapse, returning them to the train, still in their own compartment.

The Dharma Realm of wine, color, and wealth was, in itself, a special space.

“Here’s something for your protection, use it carefully, don’t let the person out,” Qin Muye casually tossed the Yellow Millet Seal back to Sun Zhen.

Sun Zhen, who caught the Yellow Millet Seal, was somewhat surprised; he hadn’t expected Qin Muye to actually give it to him.

“Could this be problematic?” Sun Zhen naturally saw that Qin Muye had sealed a person inside.

“Don’t use it too frequently; otherwise, you might end up with the evil habits of wine, color, and wealth infiltrating your body. Then, you’d have to see if you have enough personal fortune to afford the consequences,” Qin Muye briefly explained the side effects. This item itself used the power of the Alpha Level containment subject, Old Yellow Millet, including the derivative power of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Therefore, after use, one would temporarily exhibit the vices of wine, color, and wealth, with the duration depending on the number of uses.

The more frequently it’s used, the longer the vices of wine, color, and wealth will persist, and they might even become permanent habits.

To acquire the power of a contained subject, one must pay a price and bear the consequences; otherwise, the All World Protector Organization itself has to pay a price when using contained subjects, let alone ordinary people.

After learning of the precautions, Sun Zhen breathed a sigh of relief; the issue was not severe, and it was acceptable.

He had long coveted such powerful abilities, and now he had finally obtained them.

“Then, when it was in the form of a Ring and I used it many times before, wouldn’t I have already accumulated a long duration by now…” Sun Zhen reacted to this matter and asked somewhat nervously.

“The previous uses don’t count; at that time, it wasn’t you who was utilizing the power, but Old Yellow Millet.”

It’s important to distinguish between primary and secondary. Previously, since Old Yellow Millet was still present, it was considered his power, not like now when Sun Zhen was the one in control. The hazards of Abnormalities were a menace to humankind and civilization, but not to the Abnormalities themselves.

“Well, then I’m relieved, but are there many of these supernatural powers in existence?” Sun Zhen asked the question he’d been wanting to ask since he barged in, only to be interrupted by the Yellow Millet Seal.

“To say there are many would be true, but to say there are few would also be accurate, I previously told you to file a report because there would be a specialist to handle it, but you insisted on dealing with it yourself, leaving me with no choice,” Qin Muye spread his hands and said.

Abnormalities are indeed numerous, but compared to the population base, they are very rare.

Moreover, as long as one is not extremely unlucky, most can live a steady and secure life until old age.

Unfortunately, for Sun Zhen now, it was no longer a matter of luck, but an issue of lineage; he was entangled with the terrifying existence known as the Primordial Dragon, and it was for this very reason that he was haunted by human ghosts, rather than due to an accident.

The causality must not be inverted; it was his questionable identity that led to the haunting, not that everything originated from a human ghost.

Qin Muye also didn’t expect that such a small incident would uncover such a significant matter.

If this were to be completely rooted out, it would likely be a main storyline event of the highest order, and it may even be two events: the Emperor and Dragon and Snake God counting as one, and the Primordial Dragon as another. These three entities are inherently interrelated, though the Emperor’s Nascent Soul should not have much to do with them.

Unless the Emperor’s Nascent Soul reincarnated in Shanggu Town or Sun Zhen himself was the Emperor’s Nascent Soul. In terms of probability, the former could be possible, but the latter is basically impossible, because Qin Muye had already checked, and Sun Zhen definitely was not.

In this aspect, he was not wrong, for it was his true form that checked Sun Zhen; an incarnation might be mistaken, but the true form would not.

Regrettably, the old man of Yellow Millet also didn’t know much about matters related to the Primordial Dragon, and even by utilizing the internal authority network of the All World Protector Organization, Qin Muye could not find relevant information, probably due to insufficient authority of the true form.

The old man of Yellow Millet knew about the Primordial Dragon also because of an accident, not because he knew any secrets, and as for finding Shanggu Town, it was more like a blind cat finding a dead rat than anything else.

The opponents had indeed been watching Sun Zhen’s family for several decades, yet there was nothing out of the ordinary about them.

Initially, the focus was on Sun Zhen’s parents, but when Sun Zhen said he was coming back and bringing friends with him, it prompted the old man of Yellow Millet to make a special trip for an investigation, which led to the discovery of Sun Zhen’s uniqueness, leading him to believe Sun Zhen had found some hidden secrets.

Then, Qin Muye killed them in self-defense and extracted everything they knew.

In short, it was a loss all around; they neither found what they sought nor exposed their true intentions.

Qin Muye guessed that they were probably looking for the ancient book Sun Zhen had seen before, which was unexpected, as such items are usually kept hidden and rarely brought out.

To the old man of Yellow Millet, it was probably something like a treasure hunt; hence, misunderstanding ensued due to the discrepancy in information.

“So… did I dig my own grave?” After a long silence, Sun Zhen finally spoke.

“Pretty much, but to tell the truth, given the situation with the human ghost, you wouldn’t have necessarily been able to file a report successfully. After all, if you don’t expose the human ghost’s identity, then it’s a real entity, but once you do, the memories would be erased, rendering it all moot,” Qin Muye said.

Human ghosts are indeed tricky, for without evidence, even presenting the human skin would yield no results.

Therefore, it’s hard to make a judgment, and this case may not even reach the All World Protector Organization.

It also involved the existence of something like the Primordial Dragon; even if Sun Zhen received help, he would only be confined to a base for the rest of his life, which amounted to a type of alternative imprisonment. And it wasn’t only him; his parents and relatives might also be implicated and thoroughly investigated.

The All World Protector Organization is not concerned with a single family or country, but with the entirety of human civilization.

Don’t assume this organization is human-centric; their only goal is to ensure the continuation of human civilization and nothing else, making their essence quite ruthless.

“Tsk, true, if I say there’s something called a human ghost masquerading as my fiancee, but no one remembers, I’d end up in a mental hospital rather than a real investigation taking place,” Sun Zhen took it well and did not blame Qin Muye for his predicament.

Having a department specialized in handling such matters doesn’t mean he could get in touch with it; bureaucratic organizations are everywhere, but how many could he actually access? Thus, he felt following Qin Muye’s solution was the safer option.