“The true origin of extraordinary power?”
Charlotte raised an eyebrow.
Various texts she had read flashed through her mind. She pondered for a mont before saying,
“Although the records of various churches differ, they share so common elents. They all agree that the Gods brought extraordinary power to this world…”
Saying this, Charlotte looked at “Lilith”.
“But, since you ntioned the ‘true origin’, these well-known legends are not the real truth, are they? Or rather, they are not the complete facts, correct?”
“Lilith” nodded and said,
“You guessed correctly. These widely known legends have been passed down since ancient tis and are not baseless. However, compared to the buried truths of history, they contain nurous errors…”
“Oh, and what is the buried truth?”
Charlotte asked.
“Lilith” did not directly answer but instead asked.
“Teacher, it is well known that the power of the extraordinary cos from the Gods, but have you ever wondered where the initial power of the Gods, who are also extraordinary beings, ca from?”
“The extraordinary power can rationalize all kinds of incredible phenona and create things that do not exist. As the collection of all extraordinary power, divine power is almost omnipotent. So, have you ever wondered where the original divine power ca from?”
The source of the Gods’ power, the original divine power?
Charlotte was taken aback.
This was a question she had never considered, but “Lilith” posed it, prompting her to ponder deeply.
Reflecting on the various legends from ancient churches and races, her heart skipped a beat, and she said,
“You’re not trying to tell … that the source of the Gods’ power is actually the ‘Creator God’, are you?”
“Lilith” neither confird nor denied it.
Charlotte was montarily stunned, her expression gradually turning to one of surprise.
“Wait… so the so-called ‘Creator God’ actually exists? The story of the Creator God is not fabricated by the Holy Court? Wait, if that’s the case, then the so-called ‘origin’ power, that strange white mist…”
As she recalled sothing, her expression suddenly changed, becoming more solemn.
“It seems you have figured it out.”
“Lilith” smiled slightly and continued,
“Yes, the power you have been curious about is the power of creation, or more accurately, the power of the oldest ‘God’ in this world.”
“There are various records about the origin of the extraordinary, and the common point is that extraordinary power is an external elent to this world.”
“It is the power that can create all miracles, the power that transcends the mundane, and the power that turns all impossibilities into possibilities. It is extraordinary and also origin divine power…”
“And the one possessing this power is the first ‘God’ to appear in this world, also recorded in various texts as the ‘Creator God.’”
“Of course, the ‘Creator God’ has already ‘fallen’, which is consistently recorded in all texts about creation. It is precisely the fall of the ‘Creator God’ that created the first batch of Gods…”
Charlotte pondered this and looked at the “Lilith” in the mirror, asking.
“Is this information you obtained after exploring the Western Continent?”
“Lilith” looked surprised.
“How did you know?”
Charlotte replied.
“I have read part of Rowena’s diary, of course… in the ‘future’ era. Moreover, I have studied the Elves’ creation myths. So records are quite similar to what you are telling .”
“Lilith” nodded and said,
“Indeed, in the Elves’ mythology, the Creator God, moved by the desolation of the world, created two continents and the first batch of beings. After exhausting Their power, They divided Their power among the Elven Gods and the Old Gods of Myria to manage the world, forming the extraordinary legacy on the two continents…”
“To vie for the most orthodox legacy, the two continents waged wars for hundreds or even thousands of years, until the Sun God Helios brought a catastrophic disaster to the Western Continent in his greed for the power of creation.”
“This is the history of the Elves. Although the Elves’ history has so inaccuracies, compared to other records, their records are the closest to the truth.”
“The closest to the truth?”
Charlotte raised her eyebrow.
“Lilith” nodded slightly.
“Whitewashing history and beautifying the past… is sothing every race does, including the Elves.”
Charlotte fell silent.
Her expression changed unpredictably as she pondered.
“It is difficult for Gods to truly fall. As long as they are not completely forgotten, they have the potential to return…”
“For Gods to return, they need to recover their power. Only by recovering their power can they fully revive.”
“So, you’re not trying to tell that the being behind the ‘door’ is actually the ‘returning’ Creator God, are you?”
“You said I am the second anomaly in this world, so the first anomaly is actually the Creator God who brought extraordinary power to this world? For this world, the Creator God is also an outsider?”
“The unbeatable enemy you ntioned… is it the Creator God who fell and then returned?”
“Lilith” was surprised.
“I did not expect you to deduce this conclusion so quickly.”
Charlotte shook her head.
“I’ve read too many stories in my previous life.”
“?”
“Lilith” tilted her head, seemingly not understanding Charlotte’s reference.
Charlotte skipped over this and asked.
“So, am I right?”
“Partly correct.”
Lilith said.
She sighed and continued.
“Strictly speaking, it is not the ‘Creator God’ per se, because the true ‘Creator God’ has already fallen.”
“That can at best be considered the ‘malice’ of the ‘Creator God’, a ‘curse’ awakened by the Sun God Helios from the Creator’s remains. It is the polluted divine soul of Helios.”
“A curse?”
Charlotte was shocked.
“Yes.”
“Lilith” nodded.
“Gods are also a kind of ‘living beings’, and naturally, they have their own emotions. The Creator God is no exception…”
“The Sun God Helios coveted the power of creation but was polluted by the Creator’s sealed malice…”
“‘He’ craves everything primordial, craves the power of creation, and desires to beco the ‘resurrected Creator God.’”
“For this, ‘He’ covets the power of all Gods and everything related to the origin power.”
Charlotte’s heart skipped a beat.
“Including… the Gospel of Blood?”
“That is one of them. Your very existence has already beco ‘His’ target. After all, you are an anomaly.”
“Lilith” said.
At this, “Lilith” suddenly looked at Charlotte with a solemn expression.
“Teacher, please… beco the new Creator God.”
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