Chapter 1932: Remember My Name (2) The fourth Primordial was also as unexpected as Circe reaching Primordial so quickly, and this new Primordial, the Primordial of Victorious Genesis, was someone that Rowan knew had great promise, but had not expected that this individual would reach this height before many others he had given greater help to. This Primordial came from a relatively unknown background and was born in the depths of a broken paradise, he and his people were created by an Incarnation of Rowan when he was barely a three dimensional entity, and so the resources he had at that time was limited, but this individual had great talents and his connection with Rowan’s bloodline was profound because he was also linked to Telmus. He did not have a name because, among his people, a name had to be earned, and despite all he had achieved, he still felt he had not reached a point to claim his name. Known as the blessed child of the Golden Giants, the First of the Blood Blessed, the Golden Empyrean, but Rowan knew him as the Incarnation of Telmus. Before the Primordials drew out Telmus’ breath from the depths of the Great Abyss and resurrected him to become the Throne of Primordial Demon, Rowan already had a plan in place to bring this great warrior back to life. He did not understand the complexity of the higher dimension at that time, since he was a three dimensional being, and so he began a grand experiment that involved many complex parts, and his aim was to become a higher dimensional immortal. It was these experiments that led to the birth of his Reflections and countless new creations, and among those creations were the Blood Blessed, his Empyrean, created from the bloodline of the Ouroboros Serpents and meant to be the counterbalance to his Angellic Aspects. Rowan may have not understood the complexities of the Primordial bloodlines at that time, but he knew the importance of balance, and he did not want the power of his celestial side to overtake his other bloodlines, and as the future had showed him many time from that moment, he was right to diversify his skillsets and grow to the extent that the Primordials could barely understand. This experiment was done inside an Eternal Realm that belonged to a Breaker, Thenos, and it was called Doomstar. Within this Realm, a lot of changes that would affect Rowan’s future occurred. Looking back now, Rowan felt lucky that he had made this move and gained the power of his Reflection, giving him an edge that haunted the Primordials and scattered a lot of their plans for him. Only recently did Rowan discover that the Primordials had ways of monitoring his Primordial Record, even when he had complete control over it, but while inside Doom Star, a lot of his progress was made with his Reflections, and they did not have access to the Primordial Record. Rowan had to learn and grow without this potent guide by his side, and although he made a lot of mistakes, with one of his Incarnation, Berrion the Undying paying a great price to ensure his victory... this place gave Rowan the chance to find the strength that was not watered down by the agenda of the Primordials and from that moment forward, the Primordials had been playing catch up, but their only advantage was how much stronger and more knowledgable they had over him, but slowly he had erased those advantages. Even with all the years that had passed, Rowan would never forget the promise he made to Berrion, and no matter how much time passes, he would always remember his name. With this alone, Berrion’s essence was undying, and he would not know defeat. Rowan had gathered some of Telmus’s soul and essence, and in the creation of the Golden Giants, his Empyrean, Rowan had placed the strands of soul and essence into the bloodlines of the Blood Blessed without much expectation of the result. It did not take long for a white haired boy to be born with great talents, the first of their kind to have nine Natal Treasures, which were the unique bloodline powers that Rowan had created for the Golden Giants. This boy had followed him as he warred against the forces of Ascendancy and Calamity inside the broken realm of Doomstar, and in the end, in his battle against the Eye of Time, they had nearly all given their lives to ensure his victory. Rowan had taken them all into his realm and had promised them a rebirth, especially the boy whom he knew he still owed a battle. Time slowly passed by, and Rowan grew stronger, and as he approached his final form, he knew that he now had the power to bring his children to a state where they were closer to his potential, and this led to the birth of the Elythrii, Rowan’s perfect vision for his children. Rowan’s potential was too great, but he did not want to walk the road of the higher realm alone. He was perfectly capable of being by himself, but if he had the capacity to bring to others the chance to become great, he would not hold back this power, and the Elythrii was the vision he had held in his heart for so long. Free from the chains of the Primordial Bloodlines and free to create something entirely his own, the Elythrii were the gathering of all his children and followers he had gathered over the years. However, since his children’s foundation was tied to the Primordial system of power, Rowan had to break them down to their basic components. He made them mortal, and their memories were suppressed until they had the strength to look into their Origin. Only then would they be able to finally reach their full potential. It took a while, but the most talented of the Elythrii began to access their past lives, and now that they had the advantage of the direct bloodline that Rowan had created, it should not have surprised him that the fourth Primordial to be born came from their number, and he was the child who swore to defeat Rowan in combat.