A young man, about fifteen years old, was fighting alone against numerous soldiers. Even in the midst of battle, there was no expression on his face. Then he murmured something to himself and halted his attack. The moment he stopped, black smoke began to emerge from the black sword in his hand. Within moments, the smoke engulfed the black-clad warrior and completely disappeared from that place.
Before leaving, the young man delivered a powerful strike at the soldiers. Their energy slipped out of their control, and their bodies began to tremble violently. A massive explosion erupted within them, and they were destroyed on the spot.
The black-clothed youth then appeared near a distant ravine.
"No one is worthy of trust. Everyone is a traitor," he said to himself. His name was Rahul.
In truth, the story began in the time when Rahul was an immensely powerful warrior. He was so strong that he ruled the entire Nirmal Island as its emperor. Due to certain circumstances, he had to be reborn. Before doing so, he entrusted the throne to some of his companions. However, when he was reborn and went to meet them, they refused to even see him. Instead, they sent numerous soldiers to eliminate him.
From that point onward, Rahul had no clear path left in life. He had only one goal—to become stronger and take revenge on those former companions. The teenage Rahul burned with the fire of vengeance.
Meanwhile, far away in space, a dimensional rift opened, and a dark shadow emerged from it. From a distance, it looked at Rahul and, with a faint smile, said, "Your destination lies elsewhere, my child." After saying this, the shadow vanished.
Rahul, however, had no idea that a dark presence had been watching him. He chose a new direction and began moving toward it—the north. As he walked, he began revisiting the memories of his previous life. Though he had inherited those memories in this life, they were not fully awakened. He could open and read them in his mind like a book.
Rahul then began studying the levels of energy.
The first realm of energy was the Physical Realm, where one strengthened the body and its structure. It consisted of ten stages.
The second realm was the Golden Realm, where a warrior gained inner energy.
The third realm was the Tantra Realm, which further enhanced inner energy.
The fourth realm was the Mahatantra Realm, where both inner energy and physical capabilities were increased.
The fifth realm was the Prana Realm. In this realm, along with inner energy, one strengthened one's life force—or soul.
The sixth realm was the Creation Realm. Here, along with increasing inner energy, one had to create an entirely new inner dimension within oneself—a space capable of storing objects or even living beings.
The seventh realm was the Blood Realm, where the blood within the body was purified, increasing inner energy further. This purification was necessary because entry into the next realm resulted in a kind of rebirth.
The eighth realm was the Sovereign Realm, in which entering it granted the practitioner an entirely new existence.
Each of these realms contained ten stages. Only after surpassing all ten stages could one advance to the next realm.