The Innkeeper

Chapter 1464 Mastermind Lex

Chapter 1464 Mastermind Lex

The difficulty and complexity of Karma was without question, or else even Dao Lords would not be struggling with it. As such, even though Lex received a technique to look at Karma, it was a highly specified type of Karma.

Even in that technique, Lex was far from a master, but it was enough to get started. If his comprehension was not exceptionally high, it might have taken him years to learn the technique even to this scale. After all, immortals have no lack of time, so the complexity of the techniques they used was far beyond anything from previous realms.

The entire life expectancy of a Nascent realm cultivator might be less than the time an immortal uses to learn a single technique.

In short, even though he had mediocre success in mastering the Karma technique related to Karma, and could merely see a faint amount of contract related Karma, when he used the technique on himself, he was nearly blinded! @@@@

Why the hell did he have 17 million contractual Karmic links to female angels?

Lex immediately stopped using the technique, for the burden of viewing Karma was too much. Originally it shouldn't have been too troublesome, but because of the immensity of the contractual links he had, the combined burden was too much!

"No, this can't be right," Lex muttered with great concern, and used it on himself once more.

This time, the Karmic links he saw were even greater, and were linked to oracles!

Lex exerted himself, forcing the technique to help him identify what these links were about.

A few seconds later, he stopped using the technique and wiped the sweat off his brow.

Once upon a time, he had promised Vera to help Oracles pull out the thunder tribulation shards from their souls. Although the promise had been based on his own availability and freedom, it was enough to form a preliminary contract between him and millions of oracles.

For now, such Karma had no consequence, and he did not even need to fulfill the promise to get rid of it.

Lex stopped using the technique as fatigue began to set in. Using Karmic techniques put an immense pressure on him, mostly because the Karma he was viewing was immense.

Lex did not understand how he was capable of sowing such immense Karma so easily, but he sensed that carrying such a vast amount of unresolved Karma was dangerous. He needed to remedy the situation, and fortunately he did not need to heal all angels' wings, and treat the souls of all oracles to do it.

Such light Karma could easily be withdrawn. Though there would be repercussions, considering how light the Karma was, it should be manageable for him. In fact the higher his cultivation level was, the greater his threshold for tolerating Karma.

But considering he already had too much Karma, it was best not to make any rash decisions. He should handle things one at a time, starting from the lightest Karma. No wait. Considering the immense Karma he already carried, the positive outcome far outweighed the negative.

He had time to spare, so he should focus on studying Karma first. There was nothing wrong with this. The Innkeeper had a reputation for his mastery of Karma, so it only made sense for Lex to have an interest in it.

With that, Lex concluded his little experiment and quickly departed from his temporary cultivation cave. He was already late for his meetup with Gerard and Velma, so he hopped on top of Naraka, and flew through the vacuum of space, back towards the Azure Asteroid field.

He could have just teleported over, but long distance teleportations had been forbidden for guests. The Artica race probably wanted to prevent anyone from ending up somewhere outside of the designated zone.

Lex arrived at his destination much quicker than if he got in a taxi, but found his two companions already waiting for him. He was just about to apologise for being late, but when they turned to look at him their eyes were filled with pity, which confused him.

"What's wrong? What happened?" Lex asked. Instead of responding, Velma just pointed her finger towards a shop nearby, where a blushing Misha seemed to be sitting, lost in her daydreams.

"Did you need to be so blatant in entering a Karma class for couples right after asking her out? For the last few days the poor girl has been going through a series of mini-panic attacks, uncertain of how to respond," said Gerard. "You, my friend, have made the classic mistake of moving too quickly in your relationship. In your case, you moved too quickly before even entering a relationship."

"No, wait, that's not happened!" Lex suddenly exclaimed. "I was just- I mean, I wanted to learn about Karma and that was the closest class available. I didn't think much about it!"

Lex looked sincere in his claims, but Velma just rolled her eyes.

"You need to work on your acting, Lex. You could have sold the fact that you were learning Karma if you didn't win a distinction in your 50 hour class, earning recognition for stellar performance, and having your picture published in the local newspaper. You clearly wanted her to know you were taking your class. Sometimes, your plan, no matter how well thought out, will fail if others can detect that you planned it out."

Lex was stumped. What plan? What distinction? What was she talking about?