Wizard: My skills can be upgraded indefinitely.

A world of gray fog, a natural cave deep in an unnamed mountain range.

The blind spot rune array continued to slowly circulate on the rock wall, minimizing the presence of this area to the extreme.

Ian sat cross-legged in the center of the cave, with a ball of silk floating in front of him. These were the four strands of divinity he had extracted from Morlock's body.

"Morlock possesses only divinity, but has not yet condensed a divine spark."

He lightly traced his fingertips in the air, each trace creating subtle, regular ripples.

Based on the principles derived from Morlock's divine core and combined with the rune technology of the wizarding civilization, he aims to create an artificial deity.

"A godhood capable of absorbing any emotion or belief, with a conversion efficiency at least surpassing that of Morlock."

"The core structure must be stable and able to withstand an energy impact of level 5."

As Ian muttered to himself, he used a panel deep within his consciousness to perform simulations and calculations.

A pale golden stream of data flowed along the edge of the field of vision.

[Artificial deity architecture simulation in progress...]

Option 1: Build a single-layer conversion channel with purification rules as the core.

Estimated efficiency: 85%, high stability

[Option Two: Construct a complex resonance network centered on the four principles of "gravity, heat, purification, and dreams"]

Estimated efficiency: 600%, stability in progress.

[Option 3: Build a multi-layered conversion matrix based on six rules]

Estimated efficiency: 1000%, low stability

Ian looked at the three options and pondered for a moment.

"I'll choose option two," he decided.

It is efficient enough, moderately stable, and only requires four rules that he is most familiar with.

"Start production."

Ian raised his hands, and a blazing white light surged from his palms. This was the thermal energy rule, used to melt and purify materials.

He took out dozens of materials from his pocket, including a holy crystal "borrowed" from the Cathedral of Holy Light, which contained pure faith power sealed inside.

Time passed day by day, and the light inside the cave never ceased.

Ian was completely absorbed in the process, his eyes gleaming with excitement.

On the seventh day, the basic framework of the artificial deity was completed.

This is a fist-sized, multifaceted crystal with nine-colored light flowing across its surface.

On the eighth day, Ian began to inscribe the runes.

It is not a single sorcery rune or divine inscription, but a "hybrid rune" that combines both.

He used wizarding techniques to simulate the operational logic of divine magic, and used the "language" of rules to write "programs" of emotions.

Each rune is as small as a speck of dust, but when combined, they form a complex three-dimensional array.

On the twelfth day, the core transformation module was completed, and a miniature "emotional furnace" appeared inside the crystal.

Any emotion that enters into it will be broken down, purified, and transformed into usable faith energy.

Late on the fifteenth night, the artificial deities were all completed.

Ian inscribed a wisp of his soul imprint into the crystal.

Buzz! The crystal suddenly lit up with a dazzling light, and the nine colors flowed wildly, eventually merging into one, transforming into a pure and colorless light that contained infinite variations.

The light slowly faded, and the crystal returned to calm, but in Ian's perception, the crystal was "alive".

[Artificial Deity - Universal Type - Completed]

[Core Rules: Gravity, Thermal Energy, Purification, Dreams]

[Supporting Rules: Time, Earth]

Conversion rate: 650%

Stability Assessment: Level 4 (Can withstand initial level 5 attacks)

[Compatibility: Adaptable to the soul structure of any intelligent life form]

Looking at the prompts on the panel, Ian's eyes were filled with joy, and he let out a long breath.

Successful.

By combining knowledge from both worlds, they forcibly created the core of an artificial god.

Although it is still very rudimentary and weak, it can grow.

With enough faith to nourish it, it can continue to evolve and eventually become a true god.

"Next..."

Ian put away the artificial godhood, looked at the divine light cluster on his left, and pierced it with his spiritual power.

These four strands of divinity were broken down into the most basic fragments of rules, purified and filtered, and then absorbed by the Sun and Moon dual cores.

This process is very slow, but with each wisp of divinity absorbed, the growth rate of the Sun and Moon Dual Cores skyrockets, much faster than absorbing super-energy crystals, at least three times faster.

"Indeed, divinity is a highly concentrated crystallization of rules, and for wizards, it is the highest quality nourishment."

Ian no longer paid attention and focused all his energy on activating the [Sun and Moon Soul Sacrifice Treasure Book].

Time passed quietly during the cultivation, and two months later...

He slowly opened his eyes, and the twin cores of the sun and moon flashed briefly in the depths of his pupils. Above his palm, a ball of golden soul power slowly condensed, like a dazzling crystal.

The interior has fine, regular patterns, which is a concrete representation of rules.

"The dual-core growth rate of Sun and Moon is 90%."

Ian's lips curled up slightly. He was only 10% away from reaching the fifth level of Radiant Moon, but the final step required not energy accumulation, but a qualitative change in his soul.

"I'm already fast enough. The closer I get to the breakthrough, the less I need to rush."

In just over six months, he not only pushed the Sun and Moon dual cores to their peak, but also absorbed 80% of Morlock's divinity.

What remains are the "dirtiest" parts of divinity, mixed with fragments of Morlock's will, the resentment of believers, and twisted bloodlust.

Forcibly absorbing information will only pollute your own rules.

"Leave it to Kerrigan."

Ian put away the shrunken ball of silk and went inside the Wizard's Tower.

Zerg Plains.

Kerrigan's massive body lay prone in the center of the plain, her six pairs of crystal wings slightly folded.

At this moment, the plains are teeming with insects, including purple hydralisks, void bees, spore anti-air towers, and newly hatched advanced units such as "corruptors," "lurkers," and "devourers."

The number has exceeded 15 million.

Ian looked down at the massive Zerg below, nodded to himself, and landed in front of Kerrigan.

"Master." Kerrigan raised her head, her eyes sparkling with anticipation. Today, her master possessed an aura that stirred her soul.

Without wasting any words, Ian took out the artificial godhead from his pocket.

"What is this?" Kerrigan's eyes widened suddenly, a primal desire rising from the depths of her soul.

"This is an artificial godhood. The latest work by author Seven Degrees Sunset Red, 'Wizard: My Skills Can Break Through Infinitely,' is exclusively published on Cola Novels!" Ian began to explain to her.

"Made using wizarding techniques, it can absorb any emotions or beliefs and transform them into the energy you need."

"By absorbing it, one can ignite the divine fire and become... the god of the insectoid race."

Kerrigan's body trembled slightly: "Master, is this something so precious really for me?"

"Ha! You've finally learned to be polite." Ian interrupted her pretense.

"The Zerg need a god. You must lead them to a wider stage and help me better."

"Yes, Master!" Kerrigan slowly lowered her head and gently picked up the crystal.

hum! ! !

The crystal transformed into a stream of light and entered Kerrigan's mind.

Her body began to change; the originally ten-meter-tall dark gold mother insect body began to collapse inward.

The star and moon patterns on the shell surface became clearer, and the six pairs of crystal wings on its back began to burn, with silver flames spreading from the wing roots and quickly covering the entire wing surface.

Within the flames, six rules could be faintly seen flickering.

This is the divine fire, a Zerg divine fire ignited with an artificial godhead at its core and Kerrigan's own soul as fuel.

The whole process lasted three days.

Three days later, the flames slowly subsided.

Kerrigan's form changed again, shrinking from ten meters to three meters, and her carapace changed from dark gold to pure silver-white.

The six pairs of crystal wings were completely crystallized, and silver divine fire could be seen flowing slowly inside.

Most remarkably, the purple horn on her head disappeared, replaced by a tiny, colorless crystal.

The crystal was embedded in the center of her forehead, with six rules slowly rotating inside. This artificial divine essence had perfectly merged with her soul.

Kerrigan slowly opened her eyes, the silvery-white divine fire reflected deep within her pupils.

Her forelimb bone blades had disappeared, replaced by long, delicate "fingers" covered in silver armor.

Kerrigan clenched her fist gently, feeling the divine power surging within her.

Although the divine fire has only just been ignited, it is a power unique to this world... a power of the gods.

"Master..." Kerrigan's voice changed as well.

It was no longer the screech unique to the Zerg, but a ethereal, majestic sound with a regular rhythm.

"I...succeeded."

Ian nodded, a hint of satisfaction flashing in his eyes.

"Very good. Now, you are the god of the Zerg, although you are only a 'weak god'. But as long as you have enough faith, you can grow rapidly."

He looked at the insectoids on the plains, his brows furrowing slightly.

"The Zerg's appearance isn't suitable for proselytizing; some disguise is needed."

Kerrigan tilted her head, a look of confusion in her eyes. "Transform? But I can't."

A wisp of silver light appeared at Ian's fingertips, outlining a complex array of runes.

This is a high-level transformation technique that he deciphered from the divine arts of the Divine Court, combined with the transformation magic of wizards.

"Once you learn it, you can transform into any form: human, elf, orc... or even a stone."

Kerrigan stared at the rune array, her eyes filled with longing.

Ian flicked his finger, and the rune disappeared into Kerrigan's forehead.

She closed her eyes and began to circulate her divine power. Silvery-white light surged from her body, enveloping her entire form, which began to distort and change.

The three-meter-tall Zerg mother body collapsed and reorganized again, her carapace softening and turning into smooth skin.

The six pairs of crystal wings folded together, transforming into a tattoo on its back; the compound eyes merged, becoming a pair of eyes as black as night.

Ten seconds later, the light faded, and the creature standing there was no longer the ferocious Zerg queen.

Instead, she was a... beautiful woman.

Her black hair cascaded down like a waterfall, and her features were exquisitely beautiful, unlike those of an ordinary person. In particular, her eyes were dark and deep, seemingly able to suck in one's soul.

She wore a long silver dress made of divine power, the hem of which moved without wind, and the surface was covered with star and moon patterns.

She has a slender figure and a cool, elegant demeanor, like a goddess descended to earth.

"Master~~ Is this form pretty?" Kerrigan lifted her skirt and twirled slightly.

Ian nodded in approval: "Excellent, very suitable for missionary work. From now on, you are... the Mother Goddess of All Beasts."

He also established the name of the sect and its doctrines, naming the Protestant sect "The Cult of the Mother Goddess of All Beasts".

The doctrine is roughly as follows: [The Mother Goddess created all things, the strong prey on the weak, the fittest survive, and all living beings can become stronger under the protection of the Mother Goddess].

They disguised Protestantism as a native heresy of a barbaric world, concealing traces of another realm.

"From now on, not only the Zerg, but all the beasts in this world will be your subjects, and you will be their guardian deity."

He looked towards the other end of the plain, where the offspring mother insect "Purple Star" was lying prostrate on the ground, her compound eyes reflecting awe and longing.

"Purple Star also needs to transform. She will become your 'Pope' and establish a church in the mortal realm to spread your faith."

Mother Goddess Kerrigan nodded slightly, raised her hand slightly, and a beam of silver light shot from her fingertips, entering Purple Star's body.

Zi Xing's body also began to change, transforming from a ten-meter-long mother insect into a black-haired girl.

She was about sixteen or seventeen years old, with delicate features, bright eyes, and wearing a simple white robe.

"From this day forward, I bestow upon you the name... Vivian." Kerrigan's voice was majestic, like heavenly music.

"I hereby appoint you as the first Pope of the Mother of Beasts Church, with the mission of establishing temples in the mortal realm and spreading my glory."

Vivian knelt down and kowtowed deeply: "I will obey the divine decree."

Her voice was clear and bright, full of youthful energy, but deep in her eyes, the coldness and efficiency characteristic of the Zerg still shone.

Ian watched this scene with a slight smile on his lips; the god-making plan had officially begun.

Once Kerrigan converts more people to faith, she will bestow divine spells, and the Zerg's methods will no longer be limited to single-target attacks.

They can use divine magic to heal, bless, purify, and even brainwash.

Ian's mental energy swept across the gray fog world, and the imposter Logan from back then was long gone, probably gone to another world.

For the past six months, the other three have also remained completely silent. With their strength, they are in almost no danger unless they encounter the true form of a god or an incarnation of a main god.

He was not in a hurry. According to the information from the projection, the Church of Light had not mobilized large-scale resources and manpower recently, which reassured him a lot.

"Forget it, it's best to leave the specific movements of the Star Sea Divine Court to Kerrigan to find out. I believe we'll have results soon."

Let's first let the Cult of the Beast Mother Goddess unify the Gray Mist World.

Let's also see how the gods of this world treat a new god.