When the plot-skips players into the game world Chapter 1606 - Capítulo 1606: 293: Hayna's Resolve

Capítulo 1606: Chapter 293: Hayna’s Resolve

“…Beco, Pillar God?”

Hayna repeated incredulously.

She subconsciously clenched her fist and placed it against her chest.

——Never at any ti or place had she entertained such an absurd thought!

No, that’s not right.

…Really, never?

At that mont, Hayna recalled a thought that surfaced in her mind when Aiwass once told her the tale of the Silver-Crowned Dragon: “That can be replaced.”

Now the opportunity had truly arrived, would she choose to shrink back at this mont?

Hayna remained silent for a long ti, but her expression beca resolute.

She asked, “Why ?”

The Grey Celestial Marshal rely smiled and pointed towards the fractured sky: “How many Celestial Marshals do you think are there?”

“…One?”

Hayna turned back and glanced at the floating Sky Whale, speaking uncertainly.

Could it be two?

Or does this Grey Celestial Marshal, who doesn’t seem to be dead or perhaps has revived, who can freely move in the Material Realm, need to be counted among them as well?

“It can be one, or it can be many.”

The Grey Celestial Marshal replied, “The Balance Curtain shattered by the Ring of Ouroboros ritual isn’t ant to be crossed just once.”

Upon hearing this, almost everyone present was startled.

They understood what the Grey Celestial Marshal ant.

“Ottolucus, you an to say…”

The perforr playing “Arthur,” Hassan, turned back in astonishnt to look at his long-ti friend whom he seed never to have truly understood: “You want to use the ritual of the Benevolent Lords to summon more Celestial Marshals down?”

Despite being a traditional Mage, Hassan wasn’t very proficient in Ritual Studies… But the principle of understanding one can lead to understanding many, and walking the Path of Wisdom inevitably leads to paying attention to the Mystical Skills of other paths. Curiosity and the desire for knowledge are the essence of the Truth of the Source River.

“Can such a thing be done?”

Hayna exclaid: “Who are you trying to summon down? The Knight Celestial Marshal? But I’m no longer on the Path of Authority… I an, I’m now a Transcendent on the War Path…”

She subconsciously glanced at Hassan.

If it wasn’t herself, then it could only be Hassan, the “Arthur” perforr.

Beside her, the Mage Hassan heard this, and his expression gradually beca solemn: “If necessary… for the Truth, I’m willing to sacrifice myself.”

Becoming a Celestial Marshal, in most cases, ant losing the material body.

Therefore, to complete the Ring of Ouroboros ritual and summon a Celestial Marshal to the Material Realm, the first thing needed is to provide a vessel capable of containing the Heavenly Power.

Normally, it must be a top Transcendent of the sa path to beco a sacrifice. Otherwise, there will certainly be incompatibility, and it won’t be able to fully contain the entire soul of the Celestial Marshal.

And the Celestial Marshal Hassan could contain, of course, would be the Geotric Celestial Marshal of the Path of Wisdom.

But he still had so concerns: “But… my Energy Level is still lacking sowhat.”

As a vessel for a Celestial Marshal, his strength was still sowhat weak.

“It’s okay.”

The Grey Celestial Marshal Ottolucus said with a smile.

And his casual support and agreent also ant pushing Hassan down an irrevocable path of death: “As soone recognized by the Fire Tetrahedron as its master, you can also supplent the lacking compatibility here. After all, the Geotric Celestial Marshal originally set up a backup plan for the Lower Realm… If anyone can gather the four polyhedrons he left behind, then they automatically beco the vessel of the Geotric Celestial Marshal.”

Ottolucus’s words were easy to understand.

In extre cases, it’s like using “Aiwass” as the Holy Entity to summon the Serpent Celestial Marshal, then no matter if he’s a Transcendent, this ritual can be completed. It’s not possible for Aiwass to have poorer compatibility with the Serpent Celestial Marshal because he hasn’t embarked on the transcendent path compared to the Fifth Power Level Giant Prince.

Hayna understood the hidden aning within his words.

——Because of this, Hayna could beco the vessel for the Knight Celestial Marshal Lancelot.

“…I understand.”

She took a deep breath, only to relax: “I thought I’d forgotten sothing…”

——Whether you want to beco a Pillar God.

This sentence also hides another aning.

That Hayna must first die in the Material Realm.

As a human, her path is very mixed. Not being a pure path life like Son of the Moon or Gryphon, it’s hence impossible for her to directly beco a Pillar God.

There is no possibility at all.

She must first enter the Dream Realm of the River of the Dream Realm, using the Power of the Source River to reshape the Heavenly Body, to obtain a relatively pure Illusion Demon Body.

This ans she needs to die once.

Thus, the Grey Celestial Marshal’s words can actually be understood in another way:

——Have you prepared for death?

“Not to ntion making a Pillar God, or becoming a Celestial Marshal… Even if it’s like Lancelot I, making the King of the Material Realm… To be honest, I would hesitate for such things a bit.”

Hayna spoke softly: “Even though I’m already at the Fifth Power Level… a so-called ‘strong person,’ reaching the sa level as Lancelot I back then, that answer would be the sa. This has nothing to do with maturity, vision, or courage—I think, perhaps even in ten or twenty years, I won’t have made any progress.

“Even when I reach the Sixth Power Level, die in the future, and beco an Angel Envoy or Celestial Marshal, even if you ask this question again, I will still feel hesitant. Yes, my understanding of myself is such. After all, I’m soone who might fail at anything they do, a cursed person who can’t even rember the ti.”

She laughed self-deprecatingly, eyes gradually igniting a ghostly green fla, the outer edge of the fire with a faint yellow dusk hue.

This is a deep representation of her character—compared to the confusion and drifting after graduation, Hayna now feels that everything before her is already fortunate enough. She hopes the world continues to operate like this, like her hotown Eagle Cape Village, unchanged forever.

However, at this mont, a deep and small trace of purple began to ignite in the deepest part.

“——But that doesn’t an I feel unable to bear this responsibility or unworthy of possessing this power. I genuinely think… Perhaps there might be better choices than .”

Hayna stated seriously: “I don’t believe I have all the necessary abilities to beco a monarch, a god. I cannot beco a deity that brings happiness—I don’t possess the ability to make everyone happy. This world is like a troubleso administrative task: whenever you finish one thing, three more appear. Because of that, I never adequately prepare for everything, always having soone better suited in any field.

“…However, this doesn’t an I will shirk the responsibilities already upon .”

Hayna continued, with deep purple flickering and growing in her eyes.

She lifted her head and gazed at the Sky Whale swimming in the sky, speaking quietly: “No matter who assigned the task to , I will exert every effort to complete it, regardless of my confidence—or even if I feel despair and deem it impossible to accomplish, until the mont of confirming complete failure, I won’t give up… I definitely won’t pause.”

This is Hayna’s resolve.

“I don’t have the confidence to do anything well because I know I’m not brilliant. But I possess earnestness and responsibility that will not abandon any task. I’m not prepared to be an excellent monarch or god… but as for preparing for death, I’ve long been ready.”

Saying this, the purple in Hayna’s eyes flickered once again, now occupying more than half. This turned her pupils into a peculiar combination of purple and dusk yellow.

Just like the sky at dusk.

Hayna laughed heartily and patted her head: “I don’t know what my colleagues think… but initially, when I first beca an Inspector… at that ti, I hadn’t even graduated but already set this resolve.”

She paused for a mont.

The purple in her eyes expanded once more, even showing hints of red. Then the purple was completely engulfed by green, only to be fully swallowed again by purple in the next mont. The resonance of Path Power weaving together repeatedly, yet Hayna showed no reaction, nor did she feel any discomfort.

“——On the day I joined as an Inspector, I had already written my own will.”

Hayna answered word for word.