"That’s just a disguise, a disguise, really." Tanshia Firlo’s body deflated like a punctured balloon, quickly shrinking back into the form of a little child: "We weren’t close before, but now there’s no need for such disguises at all."
"Hahaha—Let’s go, let’s go, ti to move stuff back."
Zheng Yichen swung the fishing rod in his hand, and the Divine Domain enveloped the area. Lilith had already scanned the site; there were no living beings within the buildings, nor were there any hidden high-value or special items.
Everything here could be directly dealt with. After confirming these details, Zheng Yichen pulverized the buildings entirely. Using his Elents manipulation ability, especially the soil-earth type, those crushed structures were covered with dirt and deeply compressed into the ground.
At the sa ti, more soil underwent high-pressure treatnt to beco a solid foundation. While he handled this task, Lilith conveniently created a projection for Zheng Yichen; as long as he shaped the foundation based on the projection, it would suffice.
Later, when transferring buildings over via the Divine Domain, he could simply press the structures down onto this foundation. Any fusion points could be seamlessly combined using the Elents manipulation ability.
After that, Lilith would deploy Virtual Genesis to directly intervene and reinforce the physical buildings.
With Zheng Yichen’s current strength, completing the entire sequence of procedures would take less than half an hour, and most of that ti would be spent traveling.
Upon returning to the residence, Katrina and the others were already waiting in the courtyard. Lillian and Nelliwey, who had gone out earlier, were back as well.
Lillian approached Zheng Yichen and asked, "Why the sudden decision to move?"
"Of course, it’s to ensure a safer environnt. Wouldn’t it be better to live closer to the Dusk?"
"Hmm... makes sense," Lillian nodded, "How close are we talking?"
"Less than three hundred ters outside the door, close enough?" Zheng Yichen replied with a smile. This distance was the closest spot offered by the Ahn family to the Dusk Cathedral.
At such proximity, with the speed that everyone present could muster, reaching the Dusk would take less than a minute, or re seconds using magic.
Given the distance, there were virtually no obstacles between the residence and the Dusk, making it a direct path. Zheng Yichen could even build a shortcut along the way, eliminating the need to walk at all.
"What’s next?"
"Watch —"
Zheng Yichen raised the fishing rod in his hand, and the Divine Domain unfolded, swallowing all the surrounding buildings. In Virtual Genesis, the efficiency of utilizing internal space was incredibly high.
This utilization leveraged the total cubic dinsion. Normally, when using the internal space, Zheng Yichen could only adhere to specifications of 80×80×80.
However, in Virtual Genesis, the constraints on length, width, and height were lifted. The only limitation was the total cubic dinsion, and as long as the range fell within this boundary, Lilith and Zheng Yichen could adjust flexibly.
Since Zheng Yichen’s brain wasn’t quite like a computer, his adjustnts appeared significantly delayed compared to Lilith’s.
By modifying the height covered by the internal space, the width and length could be drastically increased. After making all these adjustnts, Zheng Yichen effortlessly enveloped all the surrounding buildings.
The next step was to carry out the Divine Domain transfer—an operation with an even lower difficulty. The environnt of Hazy City permitted Zheng Yichen to maintain the Divine Domain for extended periods, and moving it over wouldn’t take much ti.
As for the emptied area, Zheng Yichen left behind a projection generator, specifically designed for disguise purposes. Over ti, it would create the appearance of a demolition site.
Half an hour—or more precisely, twenty-seven minutes—later, Zheng Yichen completed the relocation, pushing efficiency to the maximum.
"Not bad; you didn’t need to be so ticulous. The speed could’ve been even faster." Lillian remained calm about this relocation approach. In her native world, entire cities could be moved directly, let alone larger houses.
Even if the house contained nurous items, along with a particularly unique relic, those things were naturally transferred under the Divine Domain’s cover.
The Great Holy Domain banner continued exerting its relevant effects in the courtyard. With Zheng Yichen’s Divine Domain active, the banner’s effectiveness didn’t even pause during the relocation.
"Alright, you all settle into the new environnt. I’m heading over to the Dusk for a bit," Zheng Yichen clapped his hands and walked toward the Dusk Cathedral, less than three hundred ters away. Never before had his residence been this close to the Dusk.
Thinking about it now, he realized that once he’d gained enough influence over this world, he should’ve moved here sooner. Waiting until now seed rather ill-advised.
Arriving at the Dusk, Zheng Yichen found Tia and imdiately asked her about a question that had been bothering him—a matter concerning fate-related powers. He didn’t want to possess such powers but found himself unexpectedly inheriting them after defeating the Fate-Defying Supre Demon.
Due to this, Zheng Yichen ended up acquiring the unwanted ability, leaving him sowhat unsettled.
If given the choice, he would’ve preferred the demon flas’ power instead. The black flas looked incredibly cool, far superior to the greenish hue of Hellfire.
Unfortunately, he hadn’t acquired it. To obtain demon flas, he would have to cultivate the Fate-Defying Supre Demon’s technique, which also included the demon visage technique.
Both of the powers Zheng Yichen wanted were out of reach.
"I don’t want fate-related powers. Even if they’re very useful, do you think if I avoid using them, I’ll end up affected by fate in other ways?"
"You’d still be affected. Since you’ve already gained this ability, whether you use it or not, it doesn’t make much difference."
Zheng Yichen’s face sank: "...That’s just too unfair."
"When an individual possesses fate-related powers, fairness is no longer part of the equation."
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