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Now reading: Chapter 376: Demiurge’s Misunderstanding from Overlord: The Multiverse, a Action novel by BlackBolt.

Demiurge stood at the entrance of the underground fortress, his sharp, intelligent eyes scanning the vast structure before him. The dim glow of magical torches flickered along the stone walls, casting long shadows that danced across the ticulously constructed corridors.

This place, built by the hands of his supre lord, was not rely a base—it was a statent. A declaration of dominance, of foresight, of inevitability.

Lord Alexander had traveled through different worlds before, yet never had he constructed sothing of this scale. Even in the previous world, where Nazarick had extended its reach, the fortifications were temporary—re stepping stones in his lord’s grand design.

Albedo, who had accompanied their master to his first world, had ntioned how they had moved carefully, weaving themselves into the political frawork rather than establishing a military stronghold.

Shalltear, who had traveled with him to the second world, had reported the sa. And yet, here and now, before Demiurge’s very eyes, stood the first true bastion of their lord’s will.

The implications sent a shiver of excitent down his spine.

Why now? Why here?

It was not a question of resources—Lord Alexander had never lacked them. Nor was it a question of necessity, for his supre wisdom had always allowed him to manipulate the world without the need for overt force. No, this was sothing else. Sothing greater.

Demiurge’s mind raced, piecing together the puzzle with the precision of a master tactician. His lord had entrusted him with the managent of this fortress. Not Albedo. Not Shalltear. Him. There was only one possible explanation.

This world was different.

In the past, his master had woven his influence into the fabric of societies, using his charm, his wit, and his unmatched intellect to turn queens and rulers into devoted subjects—or rather, devoted lovers. A strategy both efficient and elegant. But such a thod, while undeniably effective, required ti.

Ti was not an issue for Lord Alexander, of course. As a vampire, he was eternal. Death itself was his bride, an existence beyond mortality. But even so, ti was a resource, and the fact that his lord had chosen to construct this fortress instead of waiting implied that a more direct thod was now in motion.

Demiurge’s sharp claws lightly tapped against his chin as he contemplated the grand sche that only his supre master could fully comprehend. He had always known that the true goal was beyond the petty squabbles of individual worlds.

Conquering a single plane was aningless in the face of the multiverse itself. That was Lord Alexander’s true domain. But to reach that apex, certain conditions had to be t.

And now, the pieces were falling into place.

His lord had provided him with human subjects for his research, sothing he had never done before. Never had Lord Alexander been so direct in his request for experintation. More importantly, he had granted permission to hunt for more—so long as they were "bad" humans. A trivial requirent.

There was no shortage of vile creatures in any world, and purging them while advancing Nazarick’s knowledge was a most efficient use of resources.

But what exactly was his lord preparing for?

Then, realization struck.

The answer had been before him all along. The Sacred Gears.

This world was unique. The existence of Sacred Gears—artifacts imbued with imnse power, granted to seemingly unworthy mortals—was an anomaly in the grand order of things.

Power should belong to those who deserve it, to those with the vision to wield it properly. And yet, these tools of imnse destruction and creation had been scattered among the unworthy.

Demiurge felt his lips curl into a sharp smile.

Of course. Of course!

This was why his lord had built the fortress. This was why he had placed him in charge. This was why he had granted access to experintal subjects.

Lord Alexander intended to replicate the Sacred Gears.

No, not rely replicate them—perfect them.

A Sacred Gear, in its natural state, was bound to the whims of its user. Flawed. Incomplete. A waste of potential. But if Lord Alexander sought to recreate them under Nazarick’s control, they would no longer be shackled by mortal hands.

They would beco weapons of true power, instrunts worthy of his supre will.

And he, Demiurge, had been given the honor of ensuring their perfection.

His tail flicked with barely contained excitent. It all made sense now. The seemingly disconnected events—the fortress, the experints, the shift in approach—all of it was leading to this singular goal.

His lord had deed it ti to begin shaping the multiverse in earnest, not by subjugating individual worlds one by one, but by crafting the very tools that would allow him to reign over all of them.

Demiurge’s admiration swelled. To think that his lord’s vision extended so far beyond even his own expectations! While others might have mistaken these actions as simple preparation, he now understood the true magnificence of the plan. This was not rely about taking over a world—it was about reshaping existence itself.

But such a task could not be taken lightly. If he was to be the one to bring this plan to fruition, then his work needed to be flawless. No, beyond flawless. He needed to create Sacred Gears so perfect, so powerful, that they would render the originals obsolete.

He would need to study every aspect of their construction, their chanisms, and their very essence. He would need to test countless variations, refine every detail, and push past every limitation. There could be no room for error, no margin for imperfection.

Only the absolute best was worthy of Lord Alexander.

Demiurge’s eyes glead as he turned back toward the fortress, his mind already racing with calculations, theories, and possible experints. There was much to be done.

He would not fail.

Because failure was not an option.

Not when the future of the multiverse was at stake.

Not when he had been entrusted with a mission of such magnitude.

Not when Lord Alexander’s vision demanded nothing less than perfection.

And Demiurge would deliver.

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