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Chapter 233 The Powerful Old Ones (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Dormammu was a tyrant, a ruler who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals.

He is a master who is extremely emotional.

They won't lose sight of their goals because of emotional outbursts.

For example, Dormammu would certainly want Matthew and the Ancient One to die quickly, but he would not lead an Old One who is ten thousand times more dangerous than the two of them to appear.

That would be a complete loss.

If Dormammu really wanted to do that, he would have done it hundreds of years ago, during the time it took the Ancient One to do so.

So far, the threat in this regard is not significant.

However, Matthew remained vigilant.

He disliked any form of threat. The empire was still in its infancy, and he wanted to eliminate any potential threat, regardless of the probability.

If you hinder his growth, then you must eliminate him.

The Ancient One personally intervened in the old cult movement. She would not allow any cult or sect to develop and would definitely find a way to eliminate it.

As for Parker, he'll take care of it.

At the same time, Matthew is also preparing to research another thing: a defense against the mental pollution and corruption of the Great Old Ones.

In essence, the Great Old Ones are somewhat similar to the Chaos Gods in the Warhammer universe.

The four Chaos Gods originated from the materialization of mortal emotions within the Ishtar energy vortex, and correspond to the four basic emotions of hatred, hope, joy, and despair.

The methods used are all to pollute and corrupt the mind.

The difference is that the dimensions of the Great Old Ones are even more exaggeratedly high.

Ordinary energy, magic, divine power, etc., can only repel the projections of the Great Old Ones but cannot harm their true forms.

At the same time, the spiritual pollution of the past, the so-called indescribable, is a crushing force that transcends dimensions, which is equivalent to brain overload.

Their form, voice, and thought all possess this overwhelming quality, so they can be polluted and corrupted. Humanity's cognitive structure cannot keep up with the existence of the Great Old Ones themselves, and cannot comprehend that cosmic truth and chaotic will.

That's why they go crazy, become twisted, and ultimately their physical bodies are affected and deformed.

Even someone as powerful as the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme, could be infiltrated and have his mind invaded.

Needless to say, the others are even less likely to be included.

Powerful, but not without means of defense. Kamar-Taj has magical defense runes specifically designed to resist the cross-dimensional mental pollution of the Great Old Ones.

The equipment will then need to be enchanted and integrated into the three major battle groups' gear.

At the same time, it is also necessary to develop a set of targeted defenses against mental and psychological issues.

Tsk~

As Matthew pondered, he suddenly realized that he had to be cautious even when he was just an ordinary person, and now that he had become stronger, he still felt that the universe was still so dangerous.

There are just too many powerful threats.

He felt that becoming a citizen of his homeland was still a long way off.

But the sense of urgency brought about by this threat did not make Matthew despair or back down; instead, it ignited the passion in his heart.

Its understated elegance is truly wonderful.

However, encountering a series of crises, meeting powerful opponents, and eliminating potential threats during the growth process can also be a wonderful thing.

The joy of fighting against man and against nature is boundless.

He felt the Great Old Ones were powerful because Matthew was still too weak.

True strength doesn't come from talking about the supreme 0AA.

The Court of Life, responsible for balance and adjudication, also has the power and ability to judge and seal multiple ancient branches.

An transcendent being from beyond the realm forcibly rewrites reality with his own power, restarts the multiverse, and regards the past as ants.

There's also the Celestial Group.

In the Cancer Universe Wars, Galactus, along with the Celestials and Thanos, who possessed the power of death, also joined forces to block the cross-dimensional invasion of the Great Old Ones.

This all demonstrates that the Great Old Ones are not invincible.

It's just that Matthew himself isn't strong enough.

The appearance of traces of the Old Ones rekindled Matthew's sense of urgency, bringing him back to the mindset of diligent training he had at the beginning.

He has become stronger, but he is also the emperor of two million Terrans, and he bears the responsibility for these people.

This sense of urgency, this responsibility, will become the driving force that motivates Matthew to strive.

This will prevent him from developing pride and laziness.

His rekindled will caused his Conqueror's Haki to increase in intensity once again.

Just as Matthew had expected, after the old cult reappeared on Earth, the Ancient One rushed off to deal with it.

Kamar-Taj is an expert in this area.

After all, among the threats from other dimensions that the Ancient One fought against were the branches of the Old Ones.

She knew all too well that the threat posed by the Old Ones was no less than that of Dormammu, and perhaps even greater.

Matthew's training became even more rigorous and demanding.

I might have given myself time to relax and rest before, but now I've even given up those rest periods.

Carrie and Gwen began to notice that they rarely saw Matthew anymore.

Therefore, they had to consult Omily, the manor's butler.

According to Omily, Matthew will be training for quite some time.

The two women did not understand the reason for Matthew's change.

But it did affect them to some extent.

Carrie also felt a sense of urgency, because she felt that the relaxed atmosphere from before was gone forever, and she could sense a certain urgency from Matthew's behavior.

However, she was powerless to do anything about it.

Carrie hated this feeling.

So she hoped to be able to help Matthew.

As this thought grew stronger, Carrie suddenly had several dreams in which she seemed to experience certain things.

But she forgot the details.

The only thing I seem to remember is a book, a book that was buried and could not be seen clearly.

She had a strange feeling that some special force was guiding her to find the book.

And this feeling is very strong.

Carrie thought for two seconds and decided to ignore it; Carrie was an obedient girl.

Carrie experienced harsh abuse and brainwashing from her mother when she was young, and during the time they spent together after being rescued by Matthew, Matthew had given her very clear guidance.

That means don't be curious.

Don't be curious about things that are tempting to her, and don't presumptuously abandon everything to face the unknown alone.

Those seemingly coincidental events or people that appear to help her often conceal unknown darkness and scheming.

Carrie still retains some innocence and kindness.

She was quite stubborn in some ways, especially when it came to Matthew's teachings, which she kept deeply in mind.

Given these teachings, Carrie always felt that the dream was too coincidental.

Just as she was having the thought of becoming stronger to help Matthew, she had a dream that seemed to be guiding her to a certain place.

Carrie never considered herself to be the heroine of any movie or novel.

So Carrie ignored it.

We must never give the bad guys any chance.

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