Jomel thought that it ends there but here is the next and the best information he can get.

"Since, I'm a tamer now. this piece is relevant." He finally found it, so without wasting any more time he tried to read it slowly, to avoid missing pieces of information.

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"Very convenient, tamers have the ability to protect themselves even without transforming." The first paragraph is important, Jomel learned that...

Once, a tamer steps onto the path of tamers, they won't be able to learn other cultivation methods. They can only mimic the process but they aren't able to learn especially those other worlds skills.

Tamers can only learn skills and replicate talents from their soul beast, and it depends on how many beasts they have.

One beast in their arsenal means they can only replicate one hidden talent and one skill to use, without entering combat form.

Two beasts, two hidden talents and two skills, and so on up to a third or more...

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"So it has its advantages and disadvantages." The second one, when a beast dies and a tamer lived, as long as they still have a piece of soul inside the tamer's soul space.

Those tamers could still use combat form, the skill and hidden talent of the deceased soul beast.

However, if the tamer replaced it then all of the previous deceased beast skill, combat form, and hidden would disappear and be replaced.

"The tamers would also change into the type of their chosen beast as a combat form." Sweet, Jomel thought that tamers are convenient and could protect themselves properly.

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"So this world is scary, it'll kill anyone thoroughly," Jomel exclaimed with horror and dread due to the danger he will face once he entered a tamers path.

[Soul stones are the real ones but humans call it Stone soul galaxy.]

Natives have a thousand years amount of time to cultivate their level and stay here in realm one, plus it would be fast enough since they are loved by the world itself.

While tamers only have at least five hundred years on everyone's estimate.

They needed to find soul stones, use them as a connection to lower worlds and then cultivate in there.

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"Ah, so this is how they cultivate." Jomel read another one and found out.

Every fifty years here in the main world, Realm one would spout an unlimited amount of Continents.

These continents had terrifying Beasts or other Aboriginals that would fight for life for their survival because their lives will be taken away from them if some took the soul stones connected to them.

And inside those continents are a lot of Mountain-size soul stones that are coveted by all races, including humans.

But it all depends on the realms, realm one soul stones limit are only level one hundred while realm two are two hundred.

"What? the natives and soul beast who entered lower realms won't be able to enter higher-level?." He is perplexed, it means natives here in the main world cannot be taken in lower worlds or they would die.

He also learned that the soul beasts cannot control the tigers anymore once they entered lower worlds, even if the level of soul beast is higher.

It also means that a tamer's beast wouldn't be able to improve its level of cultivation inside the lower realm.

"That explains why the tamers are often different in levels from each other, some tamers chosen have higher danger so they will come back to the main world because their beast is weak."

Jomel thought if the beast is level 50 and once it entered lower worlds, then they won't improve in their cultivation level, making them stay only in level 50.

It is disadvantageous because the tamer's survival and capability would be limited once it entered a stage where beings are level 50+ in the lower world.

Soul beasts and natives who aren't tamers are different from tamers, As long as there is food, beasts can improve so fast but tamers don't have that talent.

Tamers would have to find Should stones and enter them, if they are lucky to possess a race or being that can improve through eating then improving their cultivation level would be easier.

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Jomel proceeded to next, he wanted to know the reason for war between races.

"So this is how it is."

In the war between races.

There is rarely one single, clear cause of conflict and, ultimately, war. The causes of a war are usually numerous, and several reasons for a conflict can be intertwined in a complicated way.

Many theories have been put forth over the years as to why wars happen, and some of the greatest minds have offered their take on the subject.

But the most reason for war is Soul Stones and Economic gain.

Often wars are caused by one races' wish to take control of another race's wealth.

Whatever the other reasons for war may be, there is almost always an economic motive underlying most conflicts, even if the stated aim of the war is presented to the public as something nobler.

In pre-industrial times, the gains desired by a warring country might be precious materials such as safe-haven and food, or livestock to hide from the terror of Soul-beasts.

In modern times, the resources that are hoped to be gained from war take the form of things like Control of races or aboriginals, minerals that is full of Will energies, and Small worlds.

Most of the Time, soul beasts who have intelligence would win.

No matter how strong tamers in every race is, if they don't have many soul beast tamers who can pull a pressure to counter Legendary Soul-Beasts then they will still be messed up.