In the sanctuary of heritage, Beastman Qikara is carrying a coffin, noticing Ash and the others’ expressions turn serious, feeling sowhat puzzled inside.
Is Senluo’s unreality truly that surprising? What difference does knowing it make? Will I get an 80% discount when buying fruits?
Besides, isn’t this common knowledge?
The world is inherently unreal; what everyone perceives is just ’a certain side’ of the world. For example, Qikara discovered he has a slight blue-green color blindness, but his hearing has a higher frequency limit than other races, which seems to be a characteristic of Beastn.
But this also indicates that the world he perceives is different from others’.
Later, Beastman discovered that apart from senses, the sa event appears differently in everyone’s eyes. So see war, so see opportunity, so see sin, so see kindness... In everyone’s eyes are rely reflections of so aspect of the world, aning that the world each person perceives is false.
He surrendered to the Four Pillars God Sect, now to Ash and the others, precisely for this reason—he lacks any sense of pride belonging to a Holy Sanctuary Mage, is indifferent to others’ opinions, and simply seeks to fulfill his own needs.
For Beastman long understood that humans cannot truly understand each other; everyone can only be responsible for themselves.
This might be the most notable difference between the Four Pillars God Sect and other sects: the forr attempts to make everyone understand this point, while the latter generally tries to negate it.
Thus, Beastman is not fantasizing wildly; instead, he’s contemplating Igula next to Gwen. As the saying goes, love your work, Qikara quickly fits into the role of a subordinate and ponders how to elevate his status—his current status is lower than the main four and Alice, yet about equal to the spoils Gwen. The pressing matter now is to demonstrate his usefulness to step over Gwen!
"As grandiose Qikara, my status can’t possibly be lower than that of the two-winged foul woman!"
Everyone glanced at Qikara, who was completely unaware he was speaking his inner thoughts, thinking the influence of the Four Pillars God Sect on Beastn is truly imasurable.
After being given a sip of water by Ash, Igula finally cald down. He handed his draft paper to Ash, saying, "Look here, we’ve never linked them up until now, but just think carefully and it becos clear—Senluo is indeed too strange."
"The Kingdom of Gospel has the Gospel System because the Yisu royal family reveres the divine being of Gospel, but what about Senluo? Civilization has collapsed, the wasteland tis, yet the Great Skill System still functions, what presence maintains this system?"
"Divine Being? Divine Beings require energy to operate, Senluo doesn’t have any unified regi, so who can worship the Divine Being?"
"We’re used to knowing the Great Skill since arriving in Senluo, it becos second nature, but if told to others, they’d never believe such a system exists: it counteracts the laws of death, so people don’t necessarily need to fall into Hell after dying, they condense into stronger emotions to continue existing!"
"It offers a second outco for death—this undoubtedly is a wonder!"
Igula was right.
The Blood Moon is the most ’primitive’ nation, without any plugins, at most the Extre Master of Blood Moon forcibly supported two new races;
As for Gospel, it adds a ’Gospel System’ plugin, but operating this requires dozens of legendary Holy Sanctuary Mages as maintenance personnel, which is understandable, and the ’Gospel System’ does not interfere with the world’s fundantal logic;
Senluo is truly incredible, Ash and the others still haven’t seen any maintenance team, yet the ’Great Skill System’ plugin capable of interfering with the fundantal laws of life and death is still running!
People turn into Great Skill upon death, Great Skill ascends to beco gods, in Senluo this is a natural upgrading system.
But, why?
In other nations, whether you’re a legendary mage or an earthly sage, upon death you must obediently take a trip to Hell, and then beco the study materials for descendants in the Void Realm.
Death is the greatest equality, Senluo broke this rule.
"Additionally, have you realized the effects of the Divine Era’s heritage are simply outrageous?" Igula pointed at his draft paper: "『Mirror of Flowers』, 『Twins』, 『Sanctuary』... Although the effective range of these heritages pales in comparison to the Gospel System, their effects have already reached a similar level. Especially 『Sanctuary』, even wonders may not stretch 10 hours into 30,000 years!"
Ash glanced at the draft paper, nodded lightly, "Indeed."
"But none of these are the main issue. The biggest issue is, the Abyss!" Igula scanned the surroundings, "Does anyone know how the Abyss is ford?"
Senluoians naturally couldn’t answer this question, Harvey pondered: "I think, it seems that it’s said where mages gather there will be Abyss."
"Correct," Igula nodded, "because the Abyss is a product nurtured by mages."
He paused, "After a mage dies, their soul is drawn by gravity to plumt into the earth until reaching Hell. Yet, during the journey to Hell, the negative energy from the mage’s soul already pollutes the earth. Death is a fate unavoidable by all things, whether you’re legendary or heroic, at the mont of death, imnse fear, resentnt, and even despair are inevitably produced, hence souls after death are almost always dark and turbid."
"Only by experiencing the Level Six of Hell can a purified soul reach the Void Realm."
"The Abyss is the gap between reality and Hell. Therefore, where mages concentrate, the Abyss is sure to grow stronger."
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