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The path of salvation was long and difficult, but Sylvia never stopped walking. Every ti she wanted to give up, every ti she was cold and lonely, every ti the skies thundered with lightning, her fingers would unconsciously grip the hilt of her sword. She longed for that illusory reunion, striving toward it, trying to beco light itself.

Over ti, the great mission of salvation beca engraved into her soul, becoming part of her truth. Even the Undying Monarchs of the Endless Nether Realm would be shaken by her presence. She was light. She was courage. She was the gratitude of countless lives, worlds, and planes.

That light was so beautiful, it couldn’t be stared at directly.

"How… how can this be?!"

The immortal looked down in disbelief at the “holy sword” piercing through its body, confusion written all over its face.

But soon, that shock turned into mockery. The immortal prepared to strike back. A Seventh-Ring Sorcerer could bend life and death—unless faced with a higher tier authority, like the source of death itself in the Endless Nether Realm, they were unafraid of any damage.

"Foolish insect…!!"

The power to alter laws surged again across the world. The immortal broke free of the sword’s restraint and resud its fierce battle with Sylvia.

A cold yet warm “flower” blood in the skies of the soul plane—it was the collision of laws, an immortal battle that transcended life and death. At tis, entire planes collapsed; at others, chaos reset itself.

The battlefield was soaked in the blood of the undying. Two Seventh-Ring towers flew out from the void, gathering infinite light and heat, firing runes of destruction that wiped out countless undead.

"Sothing’s wrong."

As ti passed, the immortal who had believed victory was assured suddenly noticed sothing strange in its body. Its expression changed drastically.

"My source… how can it be—"

Shing!

At the perfect mont, Sylvia’s sword, forged from her will to save, carrying the gratitude of countless worlds, severed the immortal’s very concept of existence.

That was a path the immortal never could’ve predicted.

It was an impossible miracle.

But now, the hero, in the form of a sword, delivered the final blow to the immortal.

"Master Sorcerer… did I… win?"

Sylvia fell from the sky, collapsing on the shattered ground of the Nether Realm. Her face was pale, her body soaked in blood. No one answered her. All she could hear was the eerie wailing of the wind.

Loneliness rushed in.

Tears welled in her eyes once more.

She was strong. The hero held back her tears and silently stood up again. Looking toward the sky of the Nether Realm, she sensed countless gazes watching her from the thick, oppressive death energy.

They were the overseers of other soul planes in the Endless Nether Realm. So were even more powerful than Seventh-Ring Sorcerers—beings said to have reached the Eighth Ring or even the Ninth, the apex.

"Master Sorcerer… I think I’ve beco as stubborn as you."

"I can’t just ignore the pain of other worlds…"

Sylvia staggered to her feet and, beneath all those watching eyes, accepted the "legacy" of the dead immortal—the authority over the soul plane of the sorcerer world.

Only then did those countless stares withdraw.

Sylvia had no desire to control anything. But she knew if she didn’t accept it, the soul plane would soon be claid by another immortal.

"I need… I need ti…"

Dragging her exhausted body, she forced a bitter smile.

She was startled by her own thoughts. She actually wanted to purge the Undying Monarchs of the Endless Nether Realm, rewrite its laws, and ensure that no tragedy like the one that befell the sorcerer world would ever happen again.

"If Master Sorcerer found out, he would definitely scold …"

"But now… Master Sorcerer can’t stop anymore…"

Her voice suddenly quieted.

Then, the sound of water drops falling echoed softly.

Soul and truth—the necessary path to becoming immortal.

Eternal life. Undying existence. These were the privileges of the immortals.

Endless ti wore down their desires and humanity. The only thing they sought was further power, greater rank.

But understanding it on their own was too difficult. So, the immortals took shortcuts. They claid and managed the soul planes of the Endless Nether Realm. Through that, they connected with the Endless Nether itself, peering into the oldest mysteries.

As ti passed, the Nether Realm developed laws to restrict the actions of the immortals—such as prohibiting them from corrupting living worlds at will, or limiting the number of soul planes one could control—to maintain basic order.

But how could the instincts of the Nether Realm truly restrain the immortals?

Even the Nether Realm itself represented the most terrifying catastrophe. rely approaching other worlds would cause turbulence and destruction.

During her interplanar travels, Sylvia had seen far too much.

So, she decided to change everything. To rewrite this flawed world from its very foundation.

She would… reverse the order of creation itself.

"How dare she! Who gave her the right?!"

"Kill her!"

"Then we’ll just destroy this entire plane!"

After years of silence, the hero known as Sylvia Crowfield launched an attack on the other soul planes, erasing one immortal after another.

At first, the immortals watched coldly. They assud Sylvia only wanted the Nether Realm’s authority. To them, it was natural—the strong should rule more planes. So, no one tried to stop her.

But soon, they realized sothing was wrong.

Sylvia never stopped.

Even when the number of planes under her control hit the Nether Realm’s legal limit, she continued killing at the sa pace.

Naturally, her actions triggered a joint counterattack from the immortals.

Seventh-Ring immortals banded together. Eighth-Ring powerhouses joined in. Sylvia was subjected to an eternal hunt.

And yet…

The outco shocked them all.

She was slaughtering immortals. But sohow, her actions still aligned with the truth of salvation.

Sylvia continued to walk her path of justice.

She fought battle after battle, retreating decisively when needed. And through these hunts, she miraculously broke into the Eighth-Ring tier.

Her blade grew heavier. Each strike carried the weight of vast worlds. Heavy enough to make even the undying perish.

"Have you ever heard the weeping of the world?"

With this question, her sword of salvation carved away a portion of the Endless Nether Realm.

So immortals backed down. So grew curious.

Even a Ninth-Ring being—hailed as a creator—entered the fray to battle the hero.

But Sylvia no longer ran.

She gave everything, igniting herself as fuel to unleash the light of salvation.

"Strength enhanced!"

"Agility enhanced!"

She didn’t use any complex sorcery.

The hero simply cast two of the most basic zero-ring spells on herself.

Yet when she drew her holy sword, its speed surpassed ti, its weight tore through space, and it gathered the will of countless living worlds to carve a path of undying light into the Endless Nether Realm.

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