A path to godhood achievable in this era.
This was why Kriel ca to this island. Klian had deliberately released this information upon his death.
If this information had been incorrect or false, it wouldn’t have mattered, as it wouldn’t have attracted Kriel. He had too many special ans to verify the truth of this news. The problem was, it was indeed true information. This compelled Kriel to co to the island personally.
Although he had been exceedingly cautious and careful, he ultimately arrived on this island himself, drawing Mirmi’s attention and stirring that solidified thread of hatred within his madness. Even if Alka hadn’t eradicated the weak point, Mirmi would soon have broken into the Real World. Alka had rely accelerated the process.
And this knowledge of achieving godhood might be more precious than everything Alka had just acquired.
Am I knowing too much? Alka murmured to himself. This harvest felt overwhelmingly large.
This path to godhood also revealed the most profound secrets of the current era. The Treasure might be a part of the Divine. Alka didn’t know exactly why this was the case, as information was scarce. The rest was a Combination formula.
One [Crown]
Two [Scepters]
Three [Holy Grails]
This was the road to the Divine, but it was just a formula. It didn’t tell Alka how to reach the Divine after obtaining the components. Moreover, Alka didn’t think one could beco a god so easily. For any truly large faction, Scepters wouldn’t be lacking; the only potential difficulty might be the Crown. But he still felt it was perhaps too simple. If it were that easy, there wouldn’t have been only four gods from ancient tis until now, with no other divinities appearing. Perhaps others had appeared, but Alka didn’t know of them.
In any case, this knowledge was alarming enough and not sothing he needed to consider for the ti being. What he needed to contemplate now was that he had beco a Divine Descendant, and what changes this had brought him. And his Dream Realm Authority.
"Let see, what have the fragnts brought ?" Alka said, closing his eyes.
Firstly, he had completely beco a being of half-dream and half-reality, a truly unique hybrid. This allowed him to travel freely between the Real World and the Dream Realm. He could even enter the Dream Realm physically, without using a dream substitute. The barrier between the Dream Realm and Reality no longer concerned him. Of course, any items, equipnt, and clothes he carried would beco hindrances and be left behind. So, to prevent this, when sinking into the Dream Realm, he had to use so silvery Energy to adhere to these items.
However, this ability now seed to be rely a ans for him to hide in the Dream Realm at any ti. Simply put, he now possessed an extrely powerful life-saving skill. As long as he wasn’t restricted, imprisoned, or in a special area, he could escape at any ti he encountered a life-threatening danger. And if an enemy had the ans to pursue him into the Dream Realm, they would be courting death.
Having comprehended all this, Alka reopened his eyes. The benefits of being a Divine Descendant should be more than this and would require his slow exploration.
He looked at his Dream Bubble. His Dream Bubble remained as before, only having expanded tenfold due to acquiring the Dream Realm Authority. But its appearance hadn’t changed just because he had beco a mber of the Dream God Race. No outward change, but fundantally, it had already transford.
He gently waved his hand. A trace of mixed golden and silver Energy flew out from the Crystal Pillar. It mixed in Alka’s hand, and a pink mist also rged within. Then, a shimring, translucent cocoon appeared in his hand. The cocoon glowed. When the light faded, a mist-like butterfly, pale pink interspersed with gold and silver hues, erged in Alka’s hand.
The butterfly flapped its large wings, creating a tri-colored afterimage, and gently lifted off, flying within his Dream Bubble.
Is this... the feeling of creating life?
From the fragnts, Alka experienced a trace of divine authority: the creation of life.
"Sadly, it can only live within my Dream Bubble," Alka shook his head, sowhat regretfully. Moreover, the cost was too high, and it currently served no substantial purpose. Although he had created life, this life could only exist in his Dream Bubble and could not fly throughout the entire Dream World. After all, this was rely an ability he had acquired from a small fragnt. And he only exercised god-like control over his own Dream Bubble.
His Dream Bubble would no longer shatter when he awakened; it would persist. It beca a link between the Real World and the Dream Realm. However, it didn’t necessarily have to remain in the Dream World; it could reside in his soul when Alka left the Dream World.
anwhile, his bubble had beco extrely fortified, a resilience granted by the Royal Authority combined with the rules inherent to the Dream God Race. Now, even if the White Mist Serpent attacked it personally, it couldn’t harm his bubble. Because this was a "Rule" within the Dream Realm.
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