1727: Chapter 1723: The Falling Star 1727: Chapter 1723: The Falling Star Lu Ping’an never imagined that he would witness the “End of the World” from such close proximity.
Good news: the plan has been successfully executed.
A portion of the God Above Gods has been dragged into this world.
Bad news: the plan succeeded—God Above Gods has been dragged in… It is probably furious, possibly ravenous, and the portion that entered this world is so overwhelming that mortals have no idea how to deal with it.
“Let’s make a run for it first.”
Lu Ping’an had no intention of being bitten by the “Void Bite” again.
If the bite didn’t kill him outright, it might just bankrupt him completely.
He imdiately donned Zhi Xi, connected several magic pets to himself, and altered his biological state, transforming into a giant instead of being a mortal provoking the God Above Gods… Even though he knew this probably wouldn’t make much difference, it was better than doing nothing at all.
But soon, he realized his efforts were futile.
This wasn’t because the God Above Gods ca directly for him… The “claws” of hunger simply scanned twice and quickly found sothing tastier—forgotten little biscuits that had escaped—and imdiately began its buffet.
Its action of lowering its head to feast undeniably dragged it deeper in, causing it to lose the best opportunity to escape.
It started further integrating into the real universe.
“…Did we really do the right thing?
Can we genuinely deal with it?”
If it had been anyone else asking this question, Lu Ping’an would have reprimanded them on the spot.
But when even the wise Big Cat, who understood high-dinsional beings best, said such a thing, it was clear this was the brutal reality.
“Did we ever have a choice?”
Rather than rotting slowly, being eroded bit by bit, it was better to gamble everything while in their best condition.
At this mont, Lu Ping’an was already aboard a small boat, rapidly leaving the mainland of Australia.
No need to worry about Fishn or the high-ranking lords intercepting him… They were fleeing too—far faster than most human combat forces.
The sky had gone dark.
At this mont, the entire world unreasonably lost its sunlight, as if even the stars feared the great being falling into the real universe.
Even though It might have the intelligence of a three-year-old.
But this three-year-old creature seed fully capable of shredding the stars.
“Boom!”
Another dinsional shock rippled across the entire world.
Nurous power lines snapped directly, plunging over ninety percent of nations into widespread blackouts, while various natural disasters struck again.
Humans dragged a True God into the mortal realm, and naturally, they now faced the wrath of a True God.
“…Agony…
Cramped…
Excruciating…
Hungry…”
Other people likely only felt the suffering brought about by the dinsional shock, but Lu Ping’an could perceive the “voice” amidst it.
This was, at the very least, the creature’s complaints…
“…Do we really have a way to solve this?”
Now it was Lu Ping’an’s turn to feel uncertain.
However, the very content of the “complaints” was clearly good news—the plan had succeeded, the “World” was restricting and harming the monster.
“How’s the plan coming along?”
Just as he returned to Dragon Moon Island, Lu Ping’an ignored the weather on the island and directly inquired about the current situation.
Even though he himself was one of the key players and executors, the strategic layout and final results were far beyond what just the naked eye could assess.
They required consolidated intelligence and statistical data.
“The plan has exceeded expectations.
Its ‘degree of entrapnt’ is 3.4 tis the optimal state outlined in the plan…”
Lu Ping’an’s premonition had been validated here.
It was hard to say whether this was bad news or good news.
The plan was a massive success—the God Above Gods was experiencing extre weakening, but the downside was the parts of It that had plunged into the mortal realm—humans weren’t sure if they could handle them.
In truth, humanity’s plan was quite simple and crude.
But the simpler the plan, the less likely mistakes would occur during execution.
Especially when faced with a beast-like opponent, throwing bait and setting traps often proved far more effective.
“Most of the altars have been activated, and the God Above Gods has been forcibly summoned…”
Australia had essentially turned into an Exotic Realm.
Humanity’s approach was extraordinarily straightforward:
They continuously modified the local “altars,” redirecting the original Exotic Realm altars pointing to the Octopus World toward summoning the monster hanging above in the sky instead.
Simultaneously, nurous life-system Big Shots carried various “delicious foods” onto the island.
This effectively turned the entirety of Australia into a giant altar, continuously offering sacrificial food.
By persistently shortening the distance between the two, they naturally transmitted the “aroma” to It.
Afterward, they kept initiating rituals to summon the “Deity’s” will.
Under normal circumstances, this would typically summon only portions of Its power or an avatar, and most likely just a divine servant…
But when the altars’ target shifted to the God Above Gods above, it was akin to repeatedly crank-calling It while also delivering Its favorite delectable scents.
The Exotic Realm environnt made such summons even easier to achieve.
And just as planned, when Exotic Realm conditions reached a certain level, it effectively ant the God Above Gods, in so sense, returned to Its holand.
Once too much force was applied, once Its dinsional existence began to integrate with the Exotic Realm’s localized reality, and once It pushed too much of Its body into the planet in its pursuit of delicious food, It beca like soone floating on water who willingly dives deeper.
At that point, the world suddenly intensified the pull…
When the world actively collapsed its barriers and outright cast aside Australia—a region completely turned into an Exotic Realm—the overly forceful being began its natural descent.
Normally, this situation wouldn’t happen.
But when the region exceeded the paraters of its original “Octopus World,” It could partially integrate into the space.
It would beco stuck—part of Its being integrated into this world, subjected to its rules, akin to an octopus that inserted its arm into a jar but couldn’t pull it out.
The underlying concept was incredibly simple and crude, akin to using an octopus trap to catch an octopus.
But in the end, when the big fish took the bait, many people began worrying—was the fish too large to break the trap itself?
“Boom!”
The ceaseless explosions of Baolei in the skies of various nations, alongside extre weather events, suggested these concerns were far from baseless.
In Its struggle, the creature truly did seem capable of destroying the world…
But soon, all the extre weather disappeared.
“The Deities are intensifying their linkages.”
“There are eleven more Deities in this world now.”
“The Deities are descending as avatars…”
“So Deities have already fallen…”
Once again, the World began “expending” Deities.
The power of Tenth Order Gods and various World’s Rules were embedded into the world to stabilize the chaos, but simultaneously, they helped share the brunt of the monster’s attacks on the planet.
Thus, unsurprisingly, so unlucky ones began falling.
So even t their demise imdiately after being deified.
Nonetheless, their sacrifices did yield results—the entire world began stabilizing.
Which ant the “God’s Descent” had entered the correct procedure.
“It’s coming…”
Australia’s atmosphere had completely vanished.
Whether in high-dinsional terms or in physical reality, that portion of the region was utterly devoid of sky.
Gray-black tentacles descended slowly from the outer cosmos, enormous like teorites crashing down from above.
As the Prophet foresaw, It had arrived.
“Hungry!!”
And this ti, all living beings understood Its furious roar.
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