Talented Martial Hero novel Chapter 1093

"Thank you very much."

As inheriting the bronze coffin would be of tremendous help to Darren's adventure in the Godly City, he was willing to accept it.

"Relax your Spirit Power."

Darren nodded, closed his eyes, and did what Hiram the Great instructed.

A few moments later, a weird power rushed into Darren's head.

The moment the force entered Darren's mind, the crystal in his head started to resist it.

It was only after Darren released his spiritual sense and controlled the crystal that the power could penetrate Darren's soul.

A few moments later, he was able to connect with the bronze coffin. The feeling that coursed through him was similar to when he mastered control of the Ancient Void Battlefield.

"With this bronze coffin, you will not face any challenges when you break through to the Emperor Realm in the future," Hiram the Great informed Darren.

"Why?" Darren asked with a puzzled expression.

"If you want to reach the Emperor Realm, you must condense a small world. Without it, you can't become a holy emperor. But, this bronze coffin can be regarded as a small world. So, now, to become a holy emperor, all you have to do is to improve your cultivation base," Hiram the Great explained.

Darren recalled that the guardian of the Ancient Void Battlefield had also told him the same thing when he inherited the Ancient Void Battlefield. To become a holy emperor, one had to condense a small world.

The more Darren thought about this, the more curious he became.

He had seen many holy emperors, but none of them had a small world. Why?

Soon, he couldn't help asking Hiram the Great.

"The small world is not for attacking. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why you haven't seen other holy emperors use it. However, that doesn't mean that they don't have it."

"Ah! I understand." Darren's brows shot up, and he nodded. He wondered why he hadn't thought of such a straightforward explanation.

"You must be stronger. For the sake of the world," Hiram the Great implored just before he vanished.

"I will," Darren murmured. Then, he too left with the unconscious old man.

After they exited the tomb, Darren returned to the old man's cottage. There, he transferred some spiritual energy to the old man to help him wake.

"Sir, how are you feeling now?"

"Oh, that stuff almost scared me to death. What the hell is it?" the old man asked with a bitter expression.

Darren smiled.

"Well, you are the World Essence that I have been seeking." Never one to mince words, Darren spoke candidly with the old man.

The old man knew this when he was in the Virtual Battle Space. But, he still shuddered when Darren mentioned it.

"Kid, we were destined to meet. But, please don't kill me. Although I am lonely, I don't want to die. Please," the old man implored.

"Ha-ha." Darren shook his head and said, "Why do you believe that I will kill you? I just want to protect you."

Relief coursed through the old man, and his expression relaxed. He bargained, "Young man, how about this? If I live here, I won't need your protection. Then, we can go our separate ways. What do you think?"

"No way," Darren exclaimed. His voice was laced with determination as he explained, "Even though I control the bronze coffin now, you are not safe. You are still in danger. You must come with me."

Darren was unfamiliar with how to control the bronze coffin now. He only could come and go anywhere in the coffin as he liked. As for the other functions, he hadn't these discovered yet.

Powerful warriors, who had reached the Super Emperor Realm or even higher, wanted to steal the World Essence. Darren could not stop them if they broke into his bronze coffin to get the old man.

The only way to protect the old man was to transfer him somewhere else.

"Well... Please, promise me that you won't kill me."

"Don't worry, sir. I won't harm you. I don't know why you are the World Essence. But I do have something to share with you."

Then Darren told the old man about the importance of the World Essence and the Lothlann Continent's critical situation.