Capítulo 1701: Chapter 1700: Information Outside the Copy World (Super Chapter)
First, the system identifies the ‘Abnormal’ as ‘Fallen from the Firmant’, rather than an ancient existence that was sealed, which is very interesting.
‘Fallen’ indicates that the ‘Abnormal’ is not a ‘local’, not always sealed in the dungeon world, but fell from the sky.
Secondly, ‘Fallen’ suggests the abnormal was ‘alive’ before.
Then, a living Usurper God would most likely not suddenly die and fall from the sky.
Judging by its complete lack of consciousness, it’s thoroughly dead.
According to He Ao’s experience with Higher Beings, these Old Geezers are very tenacious, even when dead, they desperately try to revive.
Without even ntioning the War God, the giant whale hidden in the Sea of Consciousness from Jian’s [Sea-Deep Glimr] character card is still struggling, trying to do sit-ups.
The abnormal’s thorough death is most likely due to being killed, and the killer was ruthless, with a Position far surpassing that of the abnormal, erasing all its consciousness and cutting off all reviving possibilities.
The killer is most likely a Divine Being.
At this point, the murderer seems to be on the verge of being unmasked.
——Mysterious Shadow.
Before the Witch of Desire discovered the abnormal, it seems only Mysterious Shadow knew about the abnormal’s seal and location.
Even the seal itself was guided by Mysterious Shadow for Estella to implent.
Moreover, the seal cos with a cognitive distortion effect, making everyone ‘forget’ the ‘Abnormal’ in the Federation’s Northeast Region.
Throughout the entire process, Mysterious Shadow did not intervene, seemingly attempting to erase its existence, only manipulating from behind the scenes remotely, and possibly even implented so Mysticism hiding regarding the Divine Being.
If He Ao hadn’t ticulously unraveled the threads to find it out, even the Witch of Desire might not have found out who sealed the abnormal here.
But the actions taken by Mysterious Shadow seem oddly abrupt.
If it was truly Mysterious Shadow who killed the abnormal, why not treat it like a good friend, directly absorb the abnormal, but instead hide it?
Can’t be saved as reserve food, right?
Could it not be able to absorb the abnormal?
Or was the killer not Mysterious Shadow, but rather discovered the abnormal’s corpse, then took the opportunity to hide it away for other plans?
It does not possess conflicts with the abnormal like a good friend does with the Tuning Master?
If the killer wasn’t Mysterious Shadow, then who?
He Ao reviewed the timing when the abnormal was sealed, according to Estella, they sealed the abnormal during the advent of the Original Federation’s destructive storm.
And the essence of the storm is?!
God War!
War God perished in that God War, defeated by God of Order, Grim Reaper, Eternal Light, and Venus in a gang beatdown.
But was War God the only casualty in that war?
God of Machinery has dogs like the Tuning Master, wouldn’t it be quite normal for War God to have ‘minions’ sheltering under him?
So the ‘Abnormal’ was originally a ‘minion’ of War God, killed as cannon fodder in the God War?
The abnormal’s color is green, War God is red, different paths seem consistent with the principle of minions sheltering under different pathways of an Usurper God.
But how loyal is ‘Abnormal’, if rely sheltering, encountering real danger should attempt to flee, how did it end up completely dead?
Or it didn’t successfully flee?
Luck seems a bit off.
However, apart from Venus, God of Order and the others directly unleashed their wrath, none of them are kindhearted individuals.
Since they killed the ‘Abnormal’, why didn’t they take its corpse and power as spoils?
If they were good friends, He Ao could believe that good friends look down on such trivial matters.
After all, good friends are truly fierce.
But these entities don’t seem like such magnanimous ‘Gods’.
Or was it during the God War, there were not only them, but other Divine Beings ‘observing’? Like Mysterious Shadow, who dashed over at the sight of sothing explosive, grabbed the corpse, and ran, while they were intensely fighting to bother with this, letting Mysterious Shadow sneak away with it.
Then Mysterious Shadow hid the abnormal corpse in the dungeon world.
Given the God War causing a storm in the dungeon world, the battlefield most likely nearby.
Then Mysterious Shadow hid the corpse at the battlefield, creating a dark under the lamp effect, other Divine Beings assud it fled with the abnormal, didn’t check closely, and successfully concealed it until recently when the Witch of Desire discovered the ‘unclaid treasure cave’ by the roadside.
Logically, this seems plausible, but He Ao feels it’s a bit off, seems so key clues are missing.
Reconstructing complex events from one or two simple clues can easily result in deviations, especially when not knowing what exactly happened on the God War battlefield back then.
If pursued down these clues, perhaps could find what happened during the birth of the great storm, find the connection between relics and Main World.
He Ao still feels that relics and the Main World most likely bear so kind of connection, otherwise, they wouldn’t aim at the Main World.
As ti progresses, passages to relics from the Main World beco increasingly frequent, and the ti flow disparity between relics and the Main World also rapidly narrows, aligning.
Relics are likely ‘approaching’ the Main World in both mysticism and aning, and increasingly quickly.
Mind you, even Divine Beings couldn’t pinpoint the Main World’s location, but relics can stably find the ‘direction’ pointing to Main World, and draw closer swiftly.
There must exist so deep connection between relics and the Main World.
And relics, along with dungeon world, Original Federation, and the great storm, interlink.
However, impatience won’t boil hot beans, clues will co bit by bit.
Let’s temporarily suppress these conjectures internally, He Ao’s eyes scanned, skimming over the system’s complete evaluation.
Aside from the information enclosed within ‘Fallen from the Firmant’, He Ao has generally clarified the standard for system ‘Legendary’ evaluation.
The definition of this standard is likely very simple, the main quest’s legend is literally a ‘Legend’.
Except not leaving a legend in the dungeon world or in certain people’s mouths, but leaving a ‘Legend’ across the entire starry sky.
To achieve such a ‘Legendary’ accomplishnt requires doing so ‘earth-shattering’ things.
For instance, what He Ao accomplished this ti is ‘disrupting fate’.
This isn’t the kind of fate He Ao encountered before that only has direction and ‘guidance’.
Those fates are driven by certain props, pushing events forward, rely setting a frawork, not unbreakable.
This ti the fate to be disrupted is the ‘arrangent’ of a Divine Being.
The system’s description this ti is quite interesting, directly defining the conclusion drawn by Divine Beings as fate.
This might refer to so unique Position attribute inherent to the Divine Beings, or possibly a prop related to fate employed, He Ao leans towards the forr.
Generally, if a prop is used, the system would specifically mark it.
And if this is a Position attribute unique to Divine Beings, if the Divine Beings genuinely intend to accomplish a particular matter, fate tends to steer towards the direction anticipated by the Divine Beings?
What is this? Ti cos and the heaven and earth together strengthen?
The will of the Divine Beings as the direction of fate?
Is the power of Divine Beings this strong?
He Ao was slightly stunned.
Why didn’t feel any of this when dealing with good friends?
Oh, every ti a good friend strikes, gets instantly eliminated.
That’s settled then.
If not for the system’s help in returning to the Main World, He Ao might have died countless tis already.
However, this also implies that the fate directed by Divine Being’s will is not necessarily bound to manifest; there are other ways to ‘circumvent’ it.
Of course, it might not necessarily require the system to ‘circumvent’ it.
Fate operates according to a Divine Being’s will only when a single Divine Being is involved.
If multiple Divine Beings participate in an event, the result of fate seems to be less ‘fixed’.
Judging from He Ao’s previous experiences, this seems indeed to be the case; when multiple Divine Beings appear, the outco seems unlikely to et the expectations of any particular Divine Being.
Most of the ti, the purpose of these ‘friends’ appearing is to make He Ao ‘die’.
So, the way to alter the destiny marked by a Divine Being is to introduce another Divine Being.
This ti, without the involvent of the Mysterious Shadow, the entire process of the event seed to follow the Desire Witch’s expectation and will.
He Ao absorbed the Mysterious Shadow, counteracting the Authority of the Desire Witch.
Yet even so, he hadn’t truly changed the destiny plotted by the Divine Being.
Because the Divine Being was not only the Desire Witch but also the Mysterious Shadow.
The final conclusion of the entire event was either heading towards the Desire Witch’s expectation or following the Mysterious Shadow’s arrangent.
Ultimately, it would revert to the fate delineated by the Divine Being.
In previous events involving Divine Beings, the final aims of the Divine Beings were nearly always realized.
Even if he summoned new Divine Beings, preventing the old Divine Beings’ plots from being fully executed, most often the new Divine Beings’ aims were achieved.
Because the primary purpose of the ‘new Divine Beings’ summoned by He Ao was mostly singular, which was to ‘kill He Ao’.
But this ti, in the Abnormal event, the final outco was unexpectedly not what either of the Divine Beings anticipated.
Judging from the side quest evaluation, he indeed succeeded.
He circumvented the predetermined fate delineated by the two Divine Beings, forging a third path.
However, this accomplishnt was due to a certain bug.
eting so many conditions, if not for returning to the Main World with the system’s help, his consciousness would have been devoured by Abnormal, becoming part of the chaotic Abnormal consciousness, and his changes would rapidly be undone.
Then the final outco would actually revert to the path expected by the Mysterious Shadow, back to the fate outlined by the Divine Beings.
But within Abnormal, he hadn’t succumbed to consciousness swallowing; he even rged sowhat with the Abnormal, influencing ‘Abnormal’s actions with his own will. Judging from the system’s evaluation, his ‘interference’ with the Abnormal hence ‘solidified’ it.
Thus, the third path he chose truly existed.
He overthrew the fate directed by the Divine Beings, leaving his legend in the starry sky, and thereby received this Legend evaluation.
Simply put, he played both the Desire Witch and the Mysterious Shadow, slapped these two Divine Beings figuratively, and then beca famous.
He Ao still didn’t know how he beca famous, but amidst the starry sky, there are probably always Angels and Usurper Gods with special abilities able to detect such legendary events. These individuals are natural ‘audience’.
Judging from the system’s evaluation description, his maneuvers indeed got ‘seen’ by the ‘audience’.
Actually, He Ao wasn’t particularly eager to beco famous.
But becoming famous was probably more about ‘Loren’, and had nothing to do with him, He Ao.
He Ao took a deep breath.
Although he cleared up the ‘Legend’ evaluation standards of the system, He Ao already felt a bit unnerved.
This standard, the Legend evaluation was not just about risking life, but also required the right timing, location, people, plus so luck.
Ordinary Angels, likely never have the chance to earn ‘Legend’ across the starry sky, even when falling into madness.
The Legend of a main quest is so difficult; then how perfect must it be?
However, the Legend’s rewards are indeed generous.
A 9-point Legend evaluation, added eleven Exchange Stars directly, whereas the last 8.5 Epic evaluation only reluctantly gave seven and a half Exchange Stars, increased by three and a half directly.
With a slight breath intake, He Ao glanced at the side quest evaluation below,
[Side Quest Evaluation:
When the great storm wrecked the Original Federation’s Order, the bewildered people awoke amidst the catastrophe.
Ancient beings preserved the remnants of disaster left by the storm, rebuilding Order on barren lands.
The advanced and the backward of humanity are always relative.
In the first two centuries of the Federation’s beginning, disaster and danger filled the wilderness; only the bravest warriors could connect cities.
Blood and fire eliminated unsuccessful heroes, leaving behind the most elite warriors of civilization. They traversed between cities, rekindling the fla of civilization, founding the earliest companies.
The first bounty hunters were born.
The Northeastern Region of Federation remained closed yet open, maintaining communication with the Federation even during its earliest catastrophic years.
Ancient beings diligently overca natural barriers, linking the fla of civilization.
But as the earliest disaster years faded away, the fire in warriors’ eyes gradually extinguished.
The night shrouding the world disappeared, yet persisted.
Ice and snow buried silent deceased, silent wind robbed the voice from furious life.
Fragile life is but nurical on paper; supportive families are dried-out words.
With forr warriors isolated from the earth, human laughter beca only fragile mory.
Seals of the old era needed transformation, and the pulse of the old era needed surging blood.
Light chasers pursued the light beneath, Listeners sensed hearts.
You stood at the very center of the quiet night, igniting dazzling flas, illuminating the night sky.
The lost ones saw the glow, the persistent held the sparks, and the brave stepped forward.
Where there is night in this world, there are those who hope the night shall pass.
Where there is a veil in this world, there are those who hope the veil shall burn.
The light you left ultimately ignited the grassland beneath the night sky.
The Monarch of light chasing blew a great wind, attempting to ignite the whole night.
You once laid down arms, granting the fla amidst the storm respite.
But the storm didn’t dissipate, and the fla blazed fiercely again.
When the forr light chasers stirred up the whirlwind, the era of rain and fire finally arrived.
This might be the best of tis, or it might be the worst of tis.
And you, created this era.
Ti will engrave your na into history, like reefs in a long river.
As long as civilization’s fla does not extinguish, your glory shall remain eternally recorded.]
[Side Quest Evaluation: Legend (9.5)]
[Side Quest Settlent Exchange Star: ★★★★★★★★★☆☆]
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