chsdbacks Chapter 221 Demonstrating the Law, Discussing the Dao, and Learning from Heaven and Earth
Chapter 221 Demonstrating the Law, Discussing the Dao, and Learning from Heaven and Earth
Chapter 221 Demonstrating the Law, Discussing the Dao, and Learning from Heaven and Earth
Arodes, relying on his connection with the Chaos Sea, drew the Chaos Sea's projection into the mirror.
It was a boundless sea whose specific color was hard to describe, seemingly containing all secrets and encompassing all colors and all possibilities.
No matter how extraordinary an individual is, if they haven't reached a certain level, they are almost certain to die in this environment.
Ordinary extraordinary beings are not even qualified to become vessels for the resurrection of the primordial God; they will only be corrupted into monsters whose spirit and flesh collapse the moment they come into contact with them.
But this divinely-driven Mirror Shael, after overcoming its initial discomfort, actually began to adapt to this polluted environment as the primordial God consciousness within it became increasingly active.
Not only that, because the person in the mirror lacked extraordinary characteristics and sufficient power, it instinctively began to try to manipulate the pollution of the Chaos Sea.
This is almost inevitable. The pollution of the Chaos Sea will stimulate the revival of the "Great Consciousness," and the revival of the "Great Consciousness" will in turn strengthen its ability to adapt to the pollution of the Chaos Sea, which is a positive virtuous cycle.
Xia'er essentially created a virtual personality with 40% human nature and 60% divinity, and placed it in a polluted environment to undergo catalysis.
Because the Chrono Worm's ability to steal anchors can be used to better control the number and stability of anchors.
Make way for the revival of "great consciousness," but also impose certain restrictions to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control too quickly.
Shael won't go mad until the person in the mirror goes insane; the mirror world is actually the main battleground for the struggle between consciousnesses.
Even though the resurgence of "great consciousness" is limited for those in the mirror without extraordinary characteristics, their divinity will still instinctively resist and seek power.
The closest and best source of power is, of course, the polluted projection of the chaotic sea around us.
The divine-based Shael in the mirror begins to use the power of the Chaos Sea to resist the control and interference of the Shael outside the mirror.
Outside the mirror, Shael calmly gazed at the person in the mirror. He closed his eyes and manipulated his spirituality, clashing with the resurrected "Great Consciousness" in the battlefield within the mirror. The resurrected consciousness had a natural affinity with the Chaos Sea, while Shael also possessed the Chaos Authority from the witch.
This is a battle of wits.
Initiated and challenged by Shael, in the mirror world of Arodes, within the "projected body" of the person in the mirror, humanity and divinity, lacking extraordinary characteristics, begin to contend with each other, relying on the power of the surrounding chaotic sea's pollution.
The divine aspect has a higher affinity for chaos, and many actions are almost instinctive.
Human nature lacks this innate affinity; it can only rely on a chaotic power structure and accumulated knowledge to navigate this struggle.
By engaging in "discussions" with the divine aspect, one can refine their practical experience and theoretical foundation.
Although the human aspect cannot be as free as the divine aspect, it is, after all, derived from the chaotic authority of the King of Angels.
If this were in the Western Continent, perhaps there would be a suitable term: "learning from Heaven and Earth".
Arodes stared blankly at the battle unfolding "within his body."
"The Lickitung Mirror" can see beyond the mirror and holds a "virtual personality" with the characteristics of the Time Worm. It places one hand on the shoulder of Shael, who is meditating with his eyes closed, seemingly watching everything and ready to cooperate with Shael to "steal" his humanity and anchor and replenish the humanity aspect in the mirror battlefield.
If the divine aspect in the mirror is to win, then the 'angel' outside the mirror can kill the person reflected in it.
It's as simple as cutting off a negative personality trait.
Although the wear and tear on the 'Angel' will increase, what does it matter? He doesn't care about it being scrapped.
Even the 'angels' outside the mirror are inevitably affected by certain factors.
Then the hermit can also kill the 'angel'.
Arodes's Mirror World is one layer of isolation, and the Elven Scourge is a second layer. If even this can cause the hidden hermits to suffer a major setback, then we should watch closely, learn from this lesson, and grow wiser from our mistakes.
Chael completely ignored everything that was happening outside.
Immerse yourself in this discourse with the consciousness of God.
Although God wasn't awake at all, at most he had some instinctive reaction or nerve reflex... Xia'er was like fighting a scorpion's severed stinger, but it was still an invaluable treasure.
The absence of King Constantine did not affect the struggles of the Age of Conflict.
The Kingdom of Constantine was, after all, a "legitimate vassal state" supported by the Church of the True God, and many extraordinary individuals flocked to it. On the main battlefield, the two hunters, Sauron and Einhorn, were more than enough to lead the kingdom's legions to be active.
It's simply because it lacks a king of the angelic king level, so its prestige is not as great as that of the Kingdom of Solomon.
A major event occurred afterward in the Northern Continent: Solomon successfully crossed that line and ascended to become the Black Emperor.
This seems to be a matter of course, after all, this is the magical Fourth Age, where it is possible to become a god through a different path or without fully digesting the Sequence 1 potion. The Black Emperor's normal advancement is naturally not a problem either, and war is the best way to unite the power of a nation.
In this long-standing conflict, the name of the Solomon family became increasingly renowned in the Northern Continent.
After the Black Emperor became a god, the advantages of the true gods on the real side began to emerge, in addition to the colossal true god Fallen God (the true creator) who still has the authority to manipulate the Chaos Sea.
The Kingdom of Solomon was directly upgraded to the Empire of Solomon.
The Black Emperor's faction began to expand rapidly, directly encompassing most of the eastern part of the Northern Continent. Forces such as the Storm Church were suppressed to some extent, and the earthly divine kingdoms were relocated to relatively barren areas.
After dealing with the east, it's time to deal with the west.
Former strategic allies have now become obstacles that must be overcome in the westward advance.
The funny thing is, the Black Emperor and the Fallen God's camp is somewhat intimidating.
Besides the Church of Storms, which is fundamentally at odds with the Kingdom of Constantine, there is also the Church of Knowledge and Wisdom, which the Kingdom of Constantine had previously provoked. The Church of War, the Church of Night, and even the Church of Eternal Sun, which was betrayed by the Black Emperor, all seem to be subtly supporting the Kingdom of Constantine.
They are not supporting the Kingdom of Constantine; they are simply rebelling against the Solomon Empire.
There's really nothing we can do without a powerful lord like that, but if we have such a lord...:
Just as the Black Emperor was preparing to unify the entire Northern Continent in one fell swoop, he was once again disgusted by the gods' reaction.
beat?
Or not to fight?
this is a problem.
A spirited Solomon chose to continue fighting.
However, in terms of mid-level power, the Kingdom of Constantine, besides the influence of the Earth Church, also has elves, some vampires, and a large number of extraordinary families who have come to join them.
Even with the Solomon family alone, it would be difficult to achieve an absolute advantage in the number of angels.
Solomon directly enlisted the help of the fallen God, so the red angel Medici, the hunter-gatherer angel king, led his army out, only to be struck by plague halfway through the journey...