Odyssey of the Blind God

Overall, the medical examination took way longer than Nial expected. They took a look at every nook and cranny of his body to make sure that he was not infested by some sort of highly contagious virus that was deadly to the Demihumans.

Apparently, there had been problems with something like that in the past. Some \'aliens\' brought highly contagious viruses to their territory, not knowing that they had something like that attached to them, in the first place. The aliens were unaffected by these viruses while the Demihuman died like flies that were flying into the blazing flames of a campfire.

Nial\'s body was not the only thing that had to be tested, but his mind was as well. While the examination of his body took a total of three days in which he was isolated, he learned the Demihumans\' language both the written language and the spoken language. He knew that the questions they would ask would be easier to answer knowing their language.

Furthermore, the old Demihuman said that they only used a single language in the entire known Universe. That made things a lot easier for him because he figured he would have to stay in this Universe, or part of the Universe for a while.

He had to understand where he was or find someone who could help him find out where exactly he was. That would make things a lot easier, especially when it helped him calm down. As long as he was still in the same Universe as before, which was what Nial guessed, everything was fine. He would be able to find a way back home in a matter of time. However, if he were to be in a different Universe, he would have to find a way to jump through the void barriers, which was certainly not easy without some help of truly powerful existences.

Nial had already thought about trying to find a way to the Realm of Forgotten Time, precisely the City of Trials since it was not anchored in any Universe, but he didn\'t really have an idea how to get there. In the worst case, he would have to become stronger and wait until the third Godly Trial was to start and ask Damian for some help.

Nial knew that this was the last straw he could grasp because it was pretty obvious that he wouldn\'t meet up with the Late God of Darkness anytime soon.

He guessed that their next meeting would either be around the time he finished his Divinity, or the earliest when he was about to start creating his Godly Foundation at the Trixor stage. He might have advanced to the Mythician rank by now, but he was still missing seven Darkness Temples to reach the Peak of the Mythician rank. Afterward, he would have to find a way to advance to the Trixor rank.

Because he was not in the isolated stellar system anymore, there was no highly purified and compressed mana overflowing in the space all around him.

Even if he were to work fast and on all seven Darkness Temples at the same time, which was basically impossible without sustaining permanent brain damage, it would take half a century, possibly longer, for him to become a Demi God Original.

Time passed slowly and Nial\'s psychological state was tested once his other medical results had been reported, analyzed, and read through.

Nobody could really fathom what was going on in Nial\'s body because every single cell in his body seemed to be in possession of an incredible amount of life force and a massive amount of compressed dark energy.

While that was as interesting as it was terrifying, it was also quite obvious that it was not their business. Nial allowed the Demihumans to make all tests they needed because he wanted to enter their city and receive their help. If they were to bombard him with personal questions, he might lose his temper. Considering that he was blind, yet able to defeat five dozen well-trained Elite Space Guards showed quite clearly that he was even able to fight high numbers of opponents without being in possession of dark energy or a mean to perceive his surrounding with his energy!

Close to a week had passed when all examinations were finally completed. He was healthy without any dangerous viruses attached to him. There were a few things that required a while to be analyzed but the overall situation made clear that it was not dangerous to allow Nial inside the city.

He was allowed to leave the isolated room, which he did in an instant.

Nial spread out his range of perception and mana sense in an instant. He was looking for the old Demihuman, whom he found after using a considerable amount of his dark energy to expand his Mana Sense.

Nial walked calmly through the medical care ward, he left the hospital which he had been brought to by the old Demihuman, and he found his way to the old Demihuman once he got hold of the shadows and darkness in his surrounding area.

He used the Grasp of Eclipse movement technique, disappeared from the spot, and emerged more than ten kilometers further ahead. He stood in front of a humongous building where guards blocked him off. The guards were baffled by the sudden appearance of an alien form in front of them. They unsheathed their weapons and pointed them at Nial before realizing who the young blind man was. The news of a blind humanoid alien had already spread through the entire network of the Demihumans, let alone the city.

Nial was known by everyone by now, and the guards lowered their weapons.

"You are not allowed to enter the building," One of the guards said in their language, rather calm.

Nial nodded his head in response. He pointed somewhere higher up in the building the guards guarded and asked, "Do I have to request a meeting with the old Mouse Demihuman who\'s at the Trixor rank, or how am I supposed to get the things he promised to hand over to me?"

The Guards looked at each other, not sure whether Nial was making fun of their Grand Elder, or if he just didn\'t know the Grand Elder\'s name or title. They were not too sure what to do with Nial either.

"We will give the head secretary a call, and she will figure out what to do…probably."

"Thanks a bunch."