The Abyss does not count ti, yet ti does not truly stand still.
It had been a very long ti since Milton Cheney joined Order Seventeen.
During this ti, Cheney didn’t completely clear his mind as he had done before.
As for the perception of the passage of ti, Cheney also tried to sense it.
Therefore, he was very clear about approximately how much ti had passed since he joined Order Seventeen.
“Thirty thousand years have passed, and the enhancent of my demon body is negligible,”
In a barren land, Cheney sat cross-legged on the ground, muttering to himself.
Indeed, it had been thirty thousand years since he was inscribed with the mark of Order Seventeen.
And this ti was approximately sensed by Cheney, not a specific period.
How much ti had truly passed, Cheney didn’t have an exact number in mind.
But he was clear that this ti would only be longer than thirty thousand years, not shorter.
However, even after such a long ti, the enhancent of Cheney’s demon body was not as significant as he had imagined.
There was so improvent, but it was not substantial.
The Cheney of now was no longer the one from before; he could clearly perceive the changes in his demon body.
After all, he had already undergone two complete Transformations of his demon body, and his Perceptual Ability was much stronger than before.
It was precisely because of this that Cheney could clearly know how much his demon body had changed.
In fact, this situation was within Cheney’s expectations.
Ti indeed had a trendous impact on the demon body, but only if it was a very long period of ti.
The span had to be substantial.
The main reason Cheney had been able to undergo two Transformations and beco a second-tier demon was that he was not affected by ti during that process.
Once he understood this, Cheney naturally realized how long it had taken for him to transform from a demon spawn to a second-tier demon.
Although at that ti Cheney had entered a state of completely cleared consciousness and couldn’t perceive the passage of ti,
one could glimpse the leopard through the tube; from the growth process of his second-tier demon body, it was not difficult for Cheney to guess how long it had taken previously.
While Cheney could not guess the exact ti, he could surmise a rough range.
At the very least, it had been hundreds of thousands of years; this was the result Cheney deduced.
Of course, this was rely a conservative estimate.
The actual ti spent was definitely more than that.
Cheney was utterly clear about this point.
That’s why he knew that if he didn’t enter a state of cleared consciousness, it would be almost impossible for him to beco a third-tier or even a fourth-tier demon in this world.
The amount of ti required for that was just too long.
So long that Cheney might completely lose himself in this world.
After all, his current situation was different from when he had been in the Demon Mother River.
The current Cheney hadn’t entered a state of completely cleared consciousness.
So ti affected him.
However, because Cheney had been through so many simulations before, these effects wouldn’t manifest in the short term.
But if the ti span continued to lengthen, even Cheney would inevitably be significantly impacted.
Fortunately, thirty thousand years had passed, and Cheney had almost entirely grasped the structure of Order Seventeen.
Now, he was confident that he could enter the state of completely cleared consciousness once again.
After all, in the Crimson World, for different orders to wage a war, a lengthy preparation ti was required.
During this period, Cheney had sufficient response ti.
Moreover, not too much ti had passed since Order Seventeen’s last outbreak of a large-scale order war.
So during this period, Cheney was highly likely to be safe.
It was sowhat coincidental; the timing of his joining Order Seventeen was just about perfect.
It seed that luck was on his side this ti.
With this in mind, Cheney hesitated no longer.
After sensing the environnt around him once again and detecting no abnormalities, Cheney decisively chose to completely clear his mind.
At this mont, even if he wasn’t one hundred percent certain, he had a ninety-nine percent confidence level.
Nothing can ever be one hundred percent certain.
Rather than continuing to waste a great deal of ti compensating for that last one percent, which might not even be possible to make up for,
Cheney ultimately chose to take a risk.
After all, he could bear the consequences of failure.
Sotis Cheney’s choices were very prudent, but when it ca ti to take a risk, he would never flinch.
After Cheney had entirely entered the state of cleared consciousness, all perception of his surroundings ceased to exist.
In this state, Cheney could not just fail to perceive his environnt.
He couldn’t even perceive the passage of ti.
If nothing unexpected happened, Cheney would maintain this state until he reached the critical point of growing into a third-tier demon.
The ti span involved was imnsely vast.
Therefore, Cheney had also made preparations for unexpected events.
As long as such an accident did not involve other demons directly attacking him without reason, Milton Cheney would have enough reaction ti.
In these thirty thousand years, Milton Cheney hadn’t been idle, he learned a lot.
The protection provided by Order Seventeen to each demon is tangible.
That’s also why Milton Cheney could now confidently enter a state of complete ntal emptiness.
After all, he had to enter this state soday, so instead of continuing to waste ti, the sooner the better.
Sotis, thoughts and actions change as one’s understanding of the world deepens.
Milton wasn’t stubborn, on the contrary, he knew how to adapt.
That’s why he chose to enter this state even without one hundred percent certainty.
But since he had made his choice, there was nothing for Milton to worry about.
Even if a demon really did attack him forcibly without him reacting in ti, the worst-case scenario would be an abrupt end to the simulation.
But what if this reincarnation simulation was forcibly terminated?
Milton couldn’t plan everything perfectly all the ti.
If the reincarnation simulation were really forced to an end, then so be it.
After all, with the gains from this reincarnation simulation, Milton was already very satisfied.
Milton was greedy, but he wasn’t insatiable.
His choice to reincarnate in a world within the Reincarnation Abyss was initially just to broaden his horizons and test the waters.
At this point in the simulation, it had already achieved Milton’s goals.
With no risk of a loss, what does it matter if the choices he made were a bit risky?
Ti slowly passed, and it was uncertain how much ti had elapsed.
In the state of ntal emptiness, Milton naturally couldn’t sense the passage of ti.
So naturally, Milton had no idea how much ti had passed since he emptied his mind completely.
In this wilderness, Milton’s demon body remained motionless.
Although he didn’t know how much ti had passed, from the outside, Milton’s body didn’t seem to have changed at all.
At this mont, Milton’s body suddenly moved slightly.
The changes in his body were clearly reflected in his mind.
Milton also gradually ca out of the state of complete ntal emptiness.
As ti went by, a mont later,
Milton realized that his perceptual ability had returned to normal, which ant he had recovered from the state of complete ntal emptiness.
The reason for leaving this state was simple.
It was because his demon body had once again reached the critical point of transformation.
Yes, it was the critical point of the Third Transformation.
Milton didn’t sense his surroundings but directly perceived what changes were occurring in his demon body.
Indeed, once he began to sense the changes in his body, he understood how monuntal they were.
“This ti, perhaps hundreds of thousands of years have gone by.”
Sensing the changes in his demon body, Milton felt sowhat emotional.
If the changes to his demon body were so imnse, then he must have remained in the state of complete ntal emptiness for countless years.
With past experience, it wasn’t hard for Milton to guess how lengthy this period was.
But even with such a long ti having passed, Milton himself was almost entirely unaffected.
This might be one of the greatest advantages of being a demon, or perhaps one of the greatest advantages of all races in the Abyss.
Ti continued to pass, but Milton did not move at all.
He was waiting for the Transformation to co.
This ti, he didn’t have to wait too long.
Perhaps it was hundreds of years, or maybe thousands.
Milton clearly sensed his body breaking through a threshold.
At the sa ti, the Transformation began.
Just like the previous two Transformations, Milton felt almost nothing during the process of Transformation.
Even if there were so sensations, he only felt as though his demon body was undergoing a change.
All was happening subtly and imperceptibly.
However, as ti passed, Milton still noticed sothing different about this Transformation.
Unlike any of the previous Transformations, this ti Milton clearly perceived that his Talent Ability seed to be departing.
It was a peculiar feeling.
Departing, yet not departing.
It was as if this Talent Ability was rging into his demon body.
It felt sowhat like suddenly having an additional organ.
Although the sensation was strange, Milton still had no resistance to it.
The Transformation progressed slowly, and Milton absorbed the changes with a clear mind.
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