Mystery: Undead don't die from passing fire

In the stone square floating in the void, there stand black stone pillars, supporting a magnificent and sacred church.

In front of the church stands a hundred-meter-high cross. In front of the cross are rows of black seats with backrests.

Adam stood under the cross, facing the rows of seats, like a pastor preparing to preach to the believers.

He looked towards the entrance of the church. A priest wearing a simple white robe, a light golden beard and a silver cross pendant was walking towards him.Adam knew the priest because that was who he really was.

The priest stopped one meter away from Adam and said slowly:
"Ash gave me my humanity."

Adam nodded gently:

"I know."

The priest looked at Adam with a complicated expression and asked softly:

"I thought you would just kill me, but you didn't."

"So, is this also in your calculations?"

"Yes and no."

Adam's expression was as calm as ever. He took the initiative to sit on the bench and let the priest stand in his original position.

"When I separated you, I guessed your end."

"Either be completely wiped out, or be like this and appear in front of me when I become a god."

Adam said slowly:

"'God' once revived in me, and I hope that everyone will be more deeply aware of the original terror. Any existence that tries to accommodate multiple sources of sefirot and replaces the Creator will eventually be replaced by the Creator."

"The First Fire has been wary of me. He has always suspected that I, like the Embers, are trying to replace Him."

"For First Fire, this is a very correct inference. Because like Amon, he cannot truly understand human nature."

The priest reminded:
"You have no humanity."

"I have." Adam raised his head and said calmly.

The priest was silent and made a gesture of invitation:

"Go on."

Adam described in a calm tone:

"Whether it's me or Him, our goal has never changed, to become 'God' and complete ourselves."

"Whether it is the First Fire or the Ember, they are existences in another dimension, on the same level as the Creator. Even in my heyday, I did not dare to hope to become the Creator. The will of 'God' brought me close to collapse." "I can't be the Creator, nor can I be the First Fire. I just need to support one of them to return to wholeness."

"At first I chose the First Fire, but I soon realized that He could never win. Even the night could deceive Him."

"When I figured that out, I knew what choice I was going to make."

"As expected of me." The priest sighed softly.

Adam is now deceiving everyone who trusts him.

He carried a big flag, a big flag of resistance, but no one knew that He was actually a surrender party at the front and rear of the car.

Adam stared at him for a long time and said slowly:
"You seem to have a little too much humanity."

The priest helplessly spread his hands:

"It's out of my control."

"In fact, human nature often bothers me too."

"But you are about to become a god. This is my best and last chance."

"only."

The priest paused and asked:
"It seems like it won't have any impact even if I'm not there."

"Yes."

Adam said calmly, "It won't have any impact."

"But to him, your presence is vital to ensuring that I retain my humanity."

"This is a nomination certificate."

"Then what are you waiting for, let's start."

The priest stretched out his hand to Adam, and Adam took his hand calmly.

The next moment, the priest's body began to twist abstractly, and eventually turned into a burning flame and entered Adam's body.

Adam stood up with a warm expression and clear eyes.

But compared to before, there seemed to be something strange in his eyes, and that thing was called humanity.