Devil's Bible

At this moment, Nemus, who is currently in the True Spirit, is undergoing an extremely important transformation.

"Indeed, one's own changes and constants can also create a spiral!" Nemus exclaimed.

From mastering the deflection force, nothing becomes something.

Then, the deflection force is lost, and the state changes from present to absent.

Then the deflection force was regained, from nothing to something.

This is actually a spiral change.

Nems never does anything useless.

Every attempt to break through, every change in choice, every failure and restart is essentially just accumulation.

Just as the god of storms does not take risks, but gradually expands his advantages, and then overwhelms the god he has been given with overwhelming force, forcing the opponent to admit defeat.

Nemes is similar.

However, Nems was both risky and prudent.

If the Sun God and the Discipline God make any mistakes in their previous plans, then Nemus will be able to seize the opportunity to break through to the path of the Ancient Gods.

If all else fails, that's alright, Nems still has this backup plan—since ancient times.

That's where the advantage of the Ancient Gods' Path lies.

Controlling the rules, and the rules themselves transcend the timeline, have spread throughout the world from the moment they appeared, following the trajectory of the world's development.

In this context, control over certain matters transcends time and originates from the source.

The same applies to deflection force.

From the moment it was born, it belonged to Nems.

The power of the True Spirit itself possesses a 'source' quality, which allows Nemus to assert a strong claim to the deflection force in the past.

This can only be discovered by the God of Storms or the God of Endowment just before they are about to completely refine the deflection force.

In other words, as long as Nemus could get to the deflection force before that, he could recall it once again.

Once the deflection force returns, the spiral is considered complete.

Based on this, Nems' understanding of deflection force was elevated to a new level, and his understanding of the world was also improved.

At the same time, Nemes also bypassed the interference of the deflection force in this way.

With just some time, he will be able to fill in the gaps in his knowledge through cognitive convergence, thus completely breaking through the barrier and ascending to become an ancient god.

This speed is not slow; in fact, it can be described as terrifying.

The God of Storms has been studying the Path of the God of Calamity for so long, but he only gained inspiration a thousand years ago, after the death of the God of Earth.

The Grim Reaper is similar; he has been studying the path of the ancient gods for a long time, which is probably tens of thousands of years.

However, they all got stuck at the final hurdle.

In this situation, Naims, a rising star, although he also encountered bottlenecks, was able to quickly find solutions and overcome them in his own way.

Most importantly, once the source is conquered, control can be achieved in a very short period of time.

This rate of progress has essentially reached its theoretical maximum.

As long as there are no bottlenecks and there is a certain accumulation of resources, then even if Nemes reaches its current peak in a short period of time.

Things like realms can no longer hinder Nemus.

Although the God of Storms was unaware that Nemus was secretly upgrading, he could sense that something was wrong.

They had two choices: spread their influence to gain new deflection power, or seize the old deflection power from Nemus or the Moon Goddess.

In retrospect, it seems they made the wrong choice.

While its influence might not rival that of the Sun God, it at least provides sufficient groundwork. The world's current visibly high productivity is definitely more than just three units of deflection force.

With enough influence now, the next deflection might just be yours.

However, they chose to seize Nemus's deflection power, and now their influence has been severely affected.

If you can obtain deflection force, it's certainly worthwhile, but if you can't, then everything has been miscalculated.

This was a complete and utter failure.

The God of Storms and the God of Gifts now face two choices again.

If we retreat now and use our influence to recover some of the losses, we can still make up for them.

Or perhaps they'll go here to study this strange thing called Nemes.

The God of Storms had anticipated that Nemus was definitely not normal. If he could research something, it would definitely make up for the lack of influence.

The same was true of the God of Gifts, but the God of Gifts still decisively left.

He made his choice from the very beginning; he did not devote himself to studying the path of the ancient gods or the gods of disaster, and his own path was already fixed on the path of the true gods.

Even if he discovers some other things, they won't be of much help to his future endeavors.

In that case, it would be better to expand influence and lay the groundwork for the next few rounds of the struggle for deflection force.

And so, after the God of Bestowal departed, the God of Discipline quickly broke through the crystal wall subsystem of world possibilities and returned to this eighteenth world possibility.

Then the God of Discipline saw the true spirit shining like starlight.

The moment the God of Discipline saw that thing, he understood what he needed.

His path is one of change and constancy.

His own precepts tend to be more inclined towards immutability, and frankly, because he resists change, he doesn't have a particularly deep understanding of it.

But now there is a perfect ingredient here—the True Spirit.

The moment the God of Discipline saw the object, he knew it was an external entity.

If we're talking about change, what change can compare to that of an external substance that is not among the numbers?

The biggest variable is something that doesn't exist in a predetermined sequence of numbers.

This thing can cause great change, yet it can minimize the feedback loops caused by the change.

This characteristic allows it to perfectly integrate its own theory of change and invariance.

When the time comes, as long as one obtains the true spirit, one will be able to use it to accomplish the transformation and constancy, forming a great spiral.

The other end of the spectrum is this true spirit.

With this, Nemus is no longer important; he can complete the Great Spiral all by himself.

At this point, the Great Spiral Salvation Plan had a sliver of possibility of success.

The God of Discipline could clearly sense that fate's 'favor' was shifting in his favor.

Although it's only a little bit, it's a very clear signal.

If the God of Discipline can seize the true spirit and control it in his own hands, then fate will throw a bargaining chip at him.

As a rigid mechanism, fate has no subjective consciousness whatsoever.

In other words, at that time, I will be able to obtain the greatest assistance in the entire world.

Having thought of this, the God of Discipline became exceptionally calm.

The greater the stakes, the more calmly one must remain.

Calculate all possible problems, and then... take them completely under your control! (End of Chapter)