Cedric's vision penetrated the clouds and the purgatory realm itself.
His perception extended way past Prime Earth. This allowed him to see the general situation outside, such as the space fleet of the Demon Race parked right above the planet, the orbital position of Prime Earth, and the trail of corruption they left as they only harvested the resources of other celestial bodies nearby without any care about the consequences.
The limit of his perception was just barely enough to observe the solar system, in which Prime Earth was included. Of course, this was a very challenging thing for Cedric to do in his current state, but he's still able to do it. The best part is that the space pirates remained unaware of his movements.
Cedric did all of this as he chilled at home, enjoying a cup of coffee while watching some randow shows online.
Retrieving his perception, Cedric released a sigh and lamented that there's still so much to do. Even at his current level of strength, he just can't extricate himself from worldly affairs. He simply cares too much to ignore all of this.
It's so tempting to just go ahead and eradicate all of his problems at once. It doesn't help that he had the capital and the strength to do so. What's stopping him from doing just that is the fact that if he does it, the growth of his people will stagnate, and they will be too reliant on him for everything.
That kind of mentality wasn't something he wanted them to have, especially since he's planning to introduce them to a much larger world.
His girlfriends are still out with their friends and are completely unaware that Cedric just returned from the tower. Truth be told, Cedric really didn't want to tell them either since, aside from him getting way stronger than before and the gifts he bought for them, nothing much has truly changed. He spent more than a hundred years there, only for an hour to pass here, and he made it.
He didn't want to worry them about his mental state because, honestly, he's fine. He's grown used to it by now.
Cedric missed them greatly, yes. He wanted nothing more than to hug both of them now and spend all day, or weeks, with them in bed just to make up for all the loneliness that he felt. However, after experiencing difficult trials at the tower, Cedric has honed his patience and has become very disciplined.
He has endured years of loneliness already. He could certainly wait for a few more hours.
Other than these, Cedric also refreshed his memories about the current developments of his people...
Nothing much has changed since the last time; only an hour has passed since then. The continent is still developing quite nicely. It has been divided into five regions: central, northern, southern, western, and eastern. Everyone was still adjusting to the fact that their world had just become several times larger.
However, this caused Cedric to be in a little bit of a dilemma...
"I could do better," he muttered to himself before groaning in annoyance.
After peacefully having his brunch, he promptly disappeared from home and appeared at the Law Communion Hall.
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"Oh, Boss! You're here!" Elder Eon, whose real identity was the Law Communion Sword, greeted him after seeing him.
If others were here, they would've probably gawked at his behavior. In front of other people, Elder Eon was a solemn and deeply mysterious expert who had no time for nonsense. He is cold to everybody, regardless of their identities or backgrounds. People challenged him before, and all of them fled with their tails tucked between their legs, embarrassed and deeply humiliated.
Those who dared to offend him for the second time were never seen again.
This made Elder Eon's reputation soar. Many have tried extending an olive branch to him, trying to court him for their purpose, but all of them were coldly rejected. To the eyes of others, Elder Eon was an expert of mysterious origin, one that they could never afford to offend.
But in front of Cedric, who obviously knew about his true identity, Elder Eon acts like a rascal, completely and utterly different from how he acts in front of other people. The sheer difference in treatment was too overwhelming.
"Yes, I'm here to improve you a bit. Take me your body," Cedric stated, going straight to the point.
"Alright. Follow me."
Honestly, Cedric could've just gone there by himself. After all, it was him who brought Eon here. As far as Eon was aware, Cedric owned him, and he could do whatever he wanted, and Eon could only acquiesce to his wishes.
But Cedric obviously wouldn't do that. In his mind, there's no need to go that far, and showing some level of decency never hurts, even for a person of his caliber.
Eon led Cedric to the sealed room where his real body was located. Upon seeing the massive sword suspended in the air, releasing wisps of energy containing planar laws, Cedric sighed.
"I'll widen your channeling array so that you can begin filtering Grand Solar Concept Laws; is that okay with you?" He asked Eon.
"Grand Solar level already!?" Eon looked thrilled as he immediately guessed the implications behind Cedric's request. "Yes, yes! Of course! Shit, you're way too fierce and awesome. This brother is pleased!"
Eon gave him a thumbs up, causing Cedric to chuckle a bit. But since Eon was alright with it, he immediately began implementing his idea.
Obviously, Cedric was far from mastering Grand Solar Concept Laws, but if he were just making some changes to the original arrays on the Law Communion Sword so that it could start channeling Grand Solar Concept Laws to the hall, he could still easily do it.
The earlier he does this, the longer it could accumulate. The larger the accumulation, the more help it could give to his people, so why not do it right away?