Fu Zhu tried clenching his fists. He didn't feel any different physically. On the surface, the only change was that his experience bar was maxed out. Where the numbers used to be, there was now an infinity symbol, and the once-erald green bar was now a shimring, iridescent rainbow.
There was one direct way to find out what other special abilities he had gained.
And that was...
/gamode 1
[Current ga mode has been switched to Creative Mode]
The instant the ga mode switched, Fu Zhu felt his very identity rapidly changing. One mont he was a blade of grass, the next a piece of cobblestone, a bird, a dromas, a Titan... He was all things, and all things were but a wisp of his thought.
Countless streams of information flowed through his mind—data on every item and mod he had ever mastered, and every facet of Amphoreus itself.
He felt a wondrous sensation. With just a sliver of a thought, he could change anything within his grasp, including the very power of the Paths that existed within Amphoreus!
This feeling of absolute control was intoxicating.
And at that very mont when Fu Zhu entered the command to switch to Creative Mode, everyone present saw his eyes flare with a brilliant white light, obscuring the original color of his pupils.
March 7th, Stelle, and Dan Heng were startled by this sudden change. The forr cautiously stepped forward and whispered.
"Honey? Fu Zhu? What's wrong?"
Seeing that March 7th's calls had no effect, Stelle hesitated for a mont before inching closer as well.
"Big bro, can you turn off the high beams?"
Her quip also failed to get a response from Fu Zhu.
Just as everyone thought sothing had gone wrong, Fu Zhu finally responded.
"Sorry, got a little carried away there."
Fu Zhu reined in his consciousness. It had been a long ti since he'd used Creative Mode, and he'd beco sowhat lost in the feeling. Fortunately, he hadn't forgotten that there were still matters at hand to deal with.
He shifted his gaze back to Lygus. When their eyes t, Lygus instinctively took a step back. A second later, he realized with horror what he had just done.
Just from that single glance, an inexplicable terror had blood in Lygus's heart. Logically, in his current state, he shouldn't be capable of feeling fear. Yet, the mont his eyes t Fu Zhu's, the feeling had erged, silent and insidious.
It was as if he wasn't facing a person, but a god!
Unlike Nous, a Star God he had created and thus confined within the boundaries of knowledge—a being for whom he felt only hatred—or any other Star God, whom he saw as nothing more than exceptionally powerful individuals, Fu Zhu was different.
Facing Fu Zhu was like facing a god from a higher dinsion! A being whose re gaze inspired a sense of powerlessness and utter despair.
Although he didn't know what had happened after Fu Zhu absorbed all the Coreflas, or why he had uttered the arrogant phrase, "I'm not lacking anything now," Lygus knew he had to retreat imdiately!
"Go."
Lygus whispered to the creation beside him. The two of them imdiately turned intangible and vanished from before Fu Zhu and the others.
Seeing them disappear, Phainon cried out in alarm, "Damn it, they got away! We couldn't stop them!"
"Don't worry, Phainon."
Fu Zhu patted his shoulder with a relaxed and easy expression, then casually glanced at the spot where Lygus and his creature had just been.
In the next instant, as if ti itself had rewound in that small area, Lygus and his creation reappeared before the group, their forms like a rewinding video. Lygus himself realized this, and the horror in his heart intensified.
He stared at Fu Zhu in terror and voiced his guess.
"You have an even deeper understanding of the power of [Finality]?!"
"Finality?" Fu Zhu wagged his finger. "This has nothing to do with any Path."
Then, with a casual wave of his hand at the creature beside Lygus, it was wiped away as easily as a chalk drawing on a blackboard, leaving not a single trace behind.
Lygus's neck turned stiffly to look at the empty space beside him. At this mont, he was completely numb.
The power Fu Zhu wielded was beyond his comprehension. It did not belong to any Path.
After dealing with Lygus's creation, Fu Zhu chose not to eliminate Lygus himself. He had yet to see the grand spectacle of a Lord Ravager being turned into a Lord of Preservation. He couldn't let his star go offline so easily.
Fu Zhu turned to face the group and smiled. "Let's go. It's ti to remodel this world."
A crisp stomp echoed, and in a flash, everyone was teleported to the Dawn Cloudseat in Okhema. This was the highest point in the city, the most convenient place from which to watch the world change.
However, after they arrived, every single person's face, including Fu Zhu's, filled with shock.
The once-lush, flower-and-tree-filled landscape of Okhema had been completely replaced by yellowish-brown blocks. What's more, these blocks seed to be alive, rapidly spreading and infecting the surrounding buildings. Many citizens fled their hos in terror.
But monts after they escaped, the panicked expressions on their faces froze. Their bodies then dissolved into particles and vanished.
Seeing this, the Chrysos Heirs were filled with rage. They all spun around to face Lygus, who had been teleported with them.
"What did you do?!" ×N
Lygus looked just as bewildered. He didn't have the ti to pull such a prank. If he were to act, he would have just erased all of Amphoreus, not given it a new paint job.
But soon, everyone knew what was happening.
After the entirety of Okhema had been terraford into a continent of yellowish-brown blocks, even the daylight that Fu Zhu had created vanished, replaced by a pitch-black, starless night sky.
And in that 'night sky,' a purple "star" as large as a planet suddenly lit up. It was quickly joined by three more, appearing in symtrical positions.
But everyone soon realized these were not stars at all. They were two pairs of gigantic eyes!
Fu Zhu noticed it too. The mont the two pairs of purple eyes appeared, a health bar, all too familiar to him, appeared in his vision.
And above that health bar was a na.
[Eternity & Finality · Ender Dragon]
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