This crazy wizard is quite stable

Chapter 281 New Love and Old Love

In the laboratory of the mage tower, Isaac, dressed in a black wizard's robe, stood in the middle of an evil and twisted magic circle, stretching out his fair hands. His left hand was wrapped with deep dark red divine power, and his right hand was burning with a ghastly green flame. One of these was the divine power of the dimensional demon god Purgatory, and the other was the flame of the evil god Asafis.

Above his head, the demonic claw Hamon spread its five evil claws, with a blood-red eyeball floating in its palm, its pupil constantly moving and twisting—the divine power of the evil god, the Lord of a Thousand Eyes.

These three evil god powers are the materials Isaac plans to use to construct his virtual godhood. Currently, his miracle is not very powerful, and the virtual godhood he has constructed is only at the fourth level.

Of course, if you throw divine power into it without regard to cost, you might even be able to create a fifth- or even sixth-order True God!

But that's too risky. If it's too powerful, he's worried that he won't be able to control his miracle. It's best to wait until he has more research on that kind of existence before trying to create it.

For now, level four is enough, since it's mainly for practice anyway.

However, even if it's just for practice, it doesn't mean that the power of any god will do. For example, Isaac wouldn't use the power of a true god, not because he's afraid of offending them.

Miracle: Conferred God is very similar to his legend, The Usurper, in that both characters obtain the power of gods while being mortals.

However, the difference is that the "Usurper of Gods" is just like its name suggests, its essence is to steal the power of the gods, which will inevitably lead to the gods' resistance. The essence of Miracle: Godhood is to reorganize and recreate the divine power to form a brand new divine power!

Therefore, the divine power it uses is essentially the same as the knight's battle aura and the wizard's magic power. It is a renewable resource, and because it is so rare, the gods themselves may not even have noticed that they are lacking a little divine power.

Therefore, Miracle Godhood is an incredibly powerful magic. Of course, if it weren't so powerful, it wouldn't be called a "miracle."

Getting back to the main point, although using these gods will not incur their hostility, Isaac still does not intend to use the power of the true gods, at least not now, because the level of the virtual godhood he can weave is limited, and it is foreseeable that there will be many battles waiting for him in the boundless tower. If the level is not high enough, he can only make up for it with combat power.

Under normal circumstances, most righteous gods cannot defeat an outer god of the same level in a one-on-one fight!
While there are generally no useless people who can become gods, as the saying goes, there are differences even among geniuses. It's really too cruel. Those without some skills would have been destroyed by wizards or their peers long ago, especially now that the wizarding path is developing rapidly.

After all, those magnificent creations didn't appear out of thin air...

"Hi~hoo~"

Standing in the center of the magic circle, Isaac, who was trying to restrain the three divine powers, took a deep breath and then slowly exhaled. His eyes, which were originally full of expectation, quickly became calm. With a thought, tiny specks of miraculous light appeared.

Miracle: Conferring of Gods is now activated!

Under the influence of the miracle magic, the three divine powers began to sway and disintegrate, then converged towards a central point.

Upon seeing this, a glint flashed in Isaac's eyes, and the [Analysis] power was activated. At the same time, a small, dark crack opened up behind his head, and an invisible, intangible band emerged from it, connecting with Isaac's brain.

Having precedents for interpreting deities, Isaac is now well-prepared for his experiments.

Soon, guided by the miracle, the three divine powers were perfectly recombined and reconstructed, forming a new divine power—a slightly illusory eyeball with a green pupil.

This eye's gaze was remarkably calm, or rather, dull, because it was currently just an unclaimed divine power. Only when Isaac bestowed it upon other life forms would it begin to look around aimlessly, like the previous eye. Of course, it might not necessarily look aimlessly then; the specifics would depend on the personality of the person who possessed it.

The eyeball floated silently in mid-air, a ring of pale red flames swirling around its surface, adding to its eerie atmosphere.

At this point, even a virtual deity...

Of course it wasn't completed. How could a fourth-order divine species be created with just three weak divine powers?

Even miracles cannot violate the law of conservation of energy.

Of course, a miracle is a miracle precisely because it is incredibly incredible!

So all Isaac needs to do next is replenish this somewhat illusory eyeball with enough energy, and it will become a genuine virtual god!

Virtual deities don't have any requirements regarding energy; even ordinary magic power will do. Theoretically, if you throw it into a dimensional world, it will quickly absorb enough magic power to become a true virtual deity, even without Isaac's intervention.

However, Isaac did not do that. Firstly, although all kinds of energy can be used, there are different levels of energy, and for virtual deities, divine power is the most suitable. Different types of energy do not affect the strength and type of power of a deity, but they will affect the lifespan of the virtual deity.

The virtual divine essence filled with divine power can theoretically last for an infinite period of time!
It can be said that, apart from not being able to increase its power on its own, it is no different from a true god.

Secondly, although there is no limit to the number of times Miracle Godhood can be used, there is a limit to the number of virtual godhoods that can be controlled. He can only control a maximum of three virtual godhoods of the same level at the same time. Any additional virtual godhoods will be lost to Isaac.

Therefore, while using dimensions to charge energy is convenient, it is not really necessary, since it doesn't produce more units. Manually charging energy can generate more data, which will be beneficial for subsequent research.

Therefore, Isaac first cautiously looked around, and when he did not see the mouse, he waved his hand, and a large number of fragments of the divine essence appeared in the air. Then, they instantly dissolved and turned into pure divine power, all of which were integrated into the illusory virtual divine essence.

These are all treats that Isaac prepared for the hamster. As the hamster's strength increases, its need for divine fragments decreases. It's not that they're useless, but rather that each fragment provides very little "experience points." However, the hamster's appetite is limited, so it has accumulated quite a few.

Of course, even so, the fragments of divine essence are still the hamster's favorite food, which is why Isaac observes his surroundings before taking action, just in case the hamster sees them and gets upset.

Fortunately, he had confirmed beforehand that the rat wouldn't be coming, so the rat didn't appear until all the godhood fragments were integrated into the virtual godhood.

Mouse: Achoo!

"Squeak?" The mouse sniffed, its brows furrowed slightly, its tail curled in front of it, and it adjusted the small glasses on its slender nose. It then focused its attention on the scroll in front of it, which contained some of its experience in using divine magic and divine authority.

Although the power level of the virtual deity is higher than that of the virtual god, it may not be as good as the virtual god in terms of the application of power. Therefore, this thing is still very necessary. It must be completed before the Boundless Tower opens, as there is not much time left for it.

(End of this chapter)