Life Dungeon Game

He Ao will be inserted with densely packed

The test tube cover was left on the coffee table.

He lit a cigarette and put it in his mouth. "Six C-grade enhancement potions, thirteen probably D-grade enhancement potions, and nineteen life potions."

Then he pulled a long, black electronic device from his pocket and tossed it onto the coffee table. "And all the research institute's data."

Although the device Zadi was carrying also had security verification, it was far inferior to that supercomputer. Eve had already cracked it during He Ao's return, but He Ao hadn't seen its contents yet.

"Looks like you've got quite a few 'spoils' this time,"

Roger opened his clothes and took out a C-grade enhancement potion. "Is this the potion you mentioned that can directly enhance ordinary people or low-level superhumans to C-grade?"

He pulled out the cork from the vial and fanned the tube with his hand. "It has a wild, exotic smell. Interesting."

"To be precise, this is physical evidence I found during my act of heroism and investigation of evil forces,"

He Ao, a cigarette dangling from his lips, smiled at Roger and asked, "Can you figure out how this enhancement potion is made?"

“It’s difficult,” Roger shook his head. “These specially made extraordinary potions usually have strict mixing order and proportions. It’s hard to recreate the formula with just a finished product. However, I can try to study its ingredients. Do you think this will be of any use to you?”

“Maybe I’ll need it someday,” He Ao said noncommittally. “Finding out exactly what this is could help me avoid some of the risks.”

"These kinds of things that forcibly enhance strength usually have extremely serious side effects," Roger said thoughtfully, gazing at the red liquid in the test tube.

"Let me try my best to analyze it for you. I'm also quite curious about how Starry Sky Pharmaceuticals did it."

"Thank you then."

He Ao smiled.

“Oh, right,” Roger seemed to remember something, took out a miniature storage device from his pocket and threw it in front of He Ao, “I finally managed to get you the complete version of the ‘Scripture of Life’ that you wanted from my senior brother.”

"You're showing me the holy scriptures of your Church of the Goddess of Life like this?"

He Ao, with a cigarette dangling from his lips, bent down and picked up the storage device. The reason he wanted Roger to help him find the Book of Life was because the series of properties exhibited by the Fountain of Youth were too strongly related to 'life'.

All the content related to the goddess of life is recorded in this holy book and cannot be translated.

“The Book of Life isn’t as interesting as it seems,” Roger put the enhancement potion back on the table and looked at Heo. “I remember telling you that to read the Book of Life, you have to become a core believer in the church.”

"Can someone like me, who isn't a doctor, become a core believer of the Goddess of Life?"

He asked casually, having already attached the storage device to the bracelet.

The bracelet read the storage, but there were no files inside; the folder interface was completely blank.

"Of course, the goddess of life is the most loving deity. She loves all life, and her vision is for the world to be full of vitality."

Roger straightened up and spoke slowly.

At this moment, he no longer looked like a pure doctor, but more like...

She is a priest of a god, radiating holy light.

He tried to get Eve to find the hidden files on the storage device, but failed. According to Eve, the storage device was completely blank and did not contain any data.

"what do I need to do?"

He looked up at Roger.

“You only need to close your eyes and accept my baptism. After that, you will be marked by the goddess and become whatever she sees,” Roger said, gazing at Heo.

"Are you sure you're ready? Joining a church and becoming a core member means you have to follow its commandments, expose yourself to the gaze of God, and not change your faith as easily as ordinary believers."

"Although the Goddess of Life is a relatively gentle deity, according to the laws of the extraordinary world, once you establish a connection with a deity, your interaction with her will continue to deepen until you are completely drawn into the vortex related to the deity."

“One question,” Heo looked at Roger, “why did you join the Church of the Goddess of Life in the first place?”

“Aside from the major medical conglomerates, only the Church of the Goddess of Life possesses ‘truths’ about life, and those who become extraordinary through the ‘doctor’ path will eventually connect with the Goddess of Life. I’ve simply brought this process forward.”

Roger said calmly.

His implication was clear: he was a 'doctor' and had to take this path, while Heo was not a superhuman with the relevant pathways and did not have to make this choice.

"Then, do all evil... do all gods mark their believers or priests?"

He asked softly.

“Yes,” Roger nodded.

"However, only core believers and priests have this mark. The connection between priests and gods is even deeper than that between core believers. This mark can help gods quickly locate believers. If a believer commits apostasy, divine punishment may even occur."

"However, this kind of 'marking' is not always effective. It seems that the gods cannot completely locate believers by the marks. Many people who betrayed the church and joined other churches can still live normal lives and have not suffered divine punishment."

He said slowly, "Perhaps this is the mercy of the gods."

"It's also possible that these gods simply felt it wasn't worth it to punish the believer with divine retribution."

He Ao shrugged and casually replied.

As someone who has many good friends and has personally experienced divine punishment several times, he has some profound insights into divine punishment.

The cost of divine punishment is not low either; even the evil god's household is not spared.

So the god of knowledge and Ho are on good terms, so the god even pays to descend and project himself to see Ho.

Roger: ......

Although He Ao's remarks were somewhat blasphemous, they made a lot of sense.

"Ahem," Roger coughed, changing the subject and asking softly, "Are you sure you're ready?"

"I'm ready."

He Ao nodded solemnly.

He used to be a priest of the god of knowledge. If this mark really works, every time he opens a new dungeon, he will definitely feel the warm greetings from his good friend within five seconds.

He didn't know if this marker would be useful to others.

It's useless to him anyway; he'll have a completely new identity when the next instance starts.

"You didn't have any other beliefs before, did you?"

Roger stared at Heo and suddenly asked a question.

Looking into his eyes, He Ao suddenly remembered his identity as 'K'.

Roger seems to regard 'K' as a secret society-like organization, which usually has a high-ranking figure in the faith, or rather, the organization exists because of a high-ranking figure.

But in reality, 'K' has no object of worship, because so far all 'K's' are Heo himself.

If 'K' truly has a faith, it is for himself.

He Ao shook his head. "No."

Roger glanced at He Ao with a slightly strange look, but he didn't ask any questions. Instead, he said softly, "Place your hands on the 'Scripture of Life' and close your eyes."

He glanced at the storage device in his hand, slowly gripped it, then looked at Roger and slowly closed his eyes.

In the pitch-black haze, he felt a finger touch his brow.

"The radiance of life shines upon you, and from now on we are compatriots under the goddess's gaze. The past is severed, and only the service and pursuit of life will never cease."

Roger's voice seemed both near and far, like a vast song enveloping He Ao's ears.

At the same time, a little bit of warm energy entered He Ao's body through his brow.

The moment this power entered his body, He Ao felt all the fatigue accumulated from the day's battle vanish, and his body felt more comfortable than ever before.

This power seemed to be the most normal divine power that Heo had ever experienced.

And after this comfort comes a gentle murmur, like the soothing touch of a mother's hand.

These ramblings instantly snapped Heo out of his intoxicating comfort.

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This goddess of life is normal, but it seems that her normality is not entirely complete.

Roger removed his fingers from Heo's brow.

"it's over?"

He Ao opened his eyes.

Originally, 'Nightwalker' had a murmur, but after the baptism, he also had a murmur from the goddess of life in his mind. If you include the background noise of hypermemory, his mind is almost like a whole band.

At the same time, he felt as if he had established a connection with a great being beyond the endless expanse of time and space.

This connection is so weak that it cannot convey any information; its only function seems to be to tell the two parties involved that they have formed a 'connection'.

"ended."

Roger rubbed his head. "I didn't expect 'baptism' to be so mentally taxing. It's like constructing a ritual."

"Is this your first time baptizing someone?"

He Ao asked with a hint of curiosity.

“I am a highly experienced priestess of the goddess of life.”

Roger straightened up.

He looked at him with some skepticism, then picked up the storage device in his hand and attached it to the bracelet.

This time, something amazing happened: a book icon appeared in the previously blank folder.

The book cover features a thriving giant tree, and even through the screen, He Ao could feel the book's vibrant energy.

He didn't open the book; instead, he had Eve examine it again first.

As a result, there was still no data in the memory.

He Ao paused for a moment, then opened the book, and the pages of "The Bible of Life" slowly unfolded.

Is this 'Bible of Life' really in the storage device?

A question arose in He Ao's mind.

He activated his super memory and used his divine sense to check, and his soul did not seem to have been 'contaminated' in any way.

Is this the power of God?

Can electronic devices also interfere?

After a moment's thought, He Ao opened the first page of the Book of Life, then glanced at Roger beside him and casually asked, "Have you read this book?"