The light pierced through the barrier of existence and fell directly into the sea that clung to existence.

Countless worlds, like grains of sand in the Ganges, fell from the tree of existence; that world heading towards its end was submerged in the ebb and flow of the sea, vanishing into nothingness.

The shattered world vibrated the ripples of the sea, which were then stopped and devoured by the power of "gluttony".

The interrupted energy supply was given to the thriving Tree of Being above, from which new branches were born.

A new cycle has begun.

The golden blood of destruction is now in our hands.

What's missing now is nothing more than that illusory shadow.

and so…

Next…

We need to find a way to tear a piece of shadow from the void.

Nothingness.

In the end, it still came to this.

Unlike other destinies, the corrosive power of nothingness is far too severe.

Even a tiny bit of contamination is enough to drag a person to their demise.

Although she had managed to stay in the shadow of nothingness for a while with the help of the Holy Grail War, Sivir still dared not be careless.

Last time, we completely shut out the power of nothingness.

To construct a sea, one would likely need to personally introduce the power of nothingness and conceal it within the dimension where the sea should exist.

Actually, there's another problem.

Strictly speaking, the number of worlds within one's own body is not that many.

Currently, it's barely over ten thousand.

The backbone of the "sea" can be constructed by using the shadow of nothingness.

嗏

What about Teyvat?

He hadn't forgotten his main goal: to eliminate the abyss that shrouded the world of Teyvat.

The world contained within…

can not imagine.

I'm afraid we'll have to find a way to bring Blackie over there.

Alternatively, one could cut a small piece from the sea that one has successfully constructed and place it around the Teyvat world to cultivate slowly.

Sivir stroked his chin, lost in thought.

Performing this kind of surgery on myself seems a bit dangerous? I feel like it would be better to think of a way to move Blackie to a new place, and if all else fails, I can just kick him back later.

But if you want to move that guy to a different place...

The force required to pull something is quite strong.

After all, the Void Star God is such a homebody, he's probably quite fat, and might not even be able to move him if he lacks the motivation.

But soon, he put Teyvat out of his mind for the time being.

No rush, take it one bite at a time.

You haven't even sorted out your physical health yet, and you're already thinking of jumping straight to Teyvat?

Gathering her thoughts, Sivir raised her hand and waved it casually.

A spatial portal appeared before Sivir.

"Are you leaving?"

Sivir paused in her step.

"Correct."

"Have a safe journey. I hope that when we meet again, you will have fully filled in the sea of ​​trees within you."

The cocoon chuckled softly and soared high into the air.

Sivir watched as the cocoon re-attached to the tree trunk.

The light flickered twice before finally fading into silence.

Sivir withdrew her gaze and stepped into the passage.

……

On the remains of the scepter.

Sivir took a step forward, gently stepping onto the tangled mechanical wires.

He looked down and stared for a long time at the neural unit at his feet that had been abandoned by the erudite monk.

"Looks like it really is unusable..."

Sivir murmured softly.

The scepter's computing power was quite impressive, but unfortunately, it burned out.

The fury, powerful enough to pierce through space, failed to melt Onfaros, protected by Sivir, nor to destroy Nanuk. But since they were already here, they had to take something with them to hell.

The neural unit abandoned by the wise one, namely Onphalus's body, suffered the consequences.

If it can't burn those two things, why can't it burn this one?

Chapter 333 Why are there still people with suicidal thoughts hanging around Sivir?!

"so…"

"What's up with her?"

On the Starry Sky Train.

Sivir scratched his head, a hint of confusion lingering between his brows.

He tried to stand on tiptoe, his gaze passing over the crowd and landing on the black swan on the sofa.

The black swan looked quite bewildered, with no light in its eyes, as if it had just suffered some major blow.

Her lips opened and closed repeatedly, and low murmurs escaped from the black swan's mouth.

Sivir heard the five words that the Black Swan kept repeating.

I'm the only one who didn't see it.

The group of geniuses sat around a round table, seemingly discussing matters related to the simulated universe.

Xing silently blocked Sivir's view.

"Don't worry about her, just let her be for a while."

"A powerful memory holder should have a powerful mindset!"

"The dog needs to work on its mindset now, otherwise what if it gets discouraged and gives up when it encounters a major setback in the future?"

Xing was talking nonsense with a straight face, and his words sounded quite sincere.

But the black swan heard it.

The black swan paused in its murmuring, and a glint of light flashed in its eyes again.

A fist made of pure memory suddenly slammed down towards Xing's head!

With a bang, the memory exploded on Xing's skull!

Liquid memory liquid poured down onto Xing's body, soaking her hair completely!

The azure liquid dripped down Xing's hair and cheeks onto the train floor, and Xing, in pain, clutched her head and squatted down.

Why did that caged goose launch a sneak attack?!

Seeing this, March 7th covered her mouth and secretly laughed.

Sivir subtly averted her gaze, while Black Swan stood up from the sofa and gave Sivir a complicated look.

At this point, if you didn't see it, you didn't see it.

As for why the prison goose didn't try to recreate the memories from that time...

what.

She didn't dare.

While Sivir was pulling Onfaros, Nanuk probably didn't care that they were watching from a distance.

But what if you foolishly stumble into someone else's memories and start browsing...

The black swan couldn't be sure what Nanook was thinking. What if that guy glanced at him from who knows how far away he was across the stars?

That caged goose might become a dead goose.

But even so…

She also gained a lot.

The pharmacist's nursery, and the benevolent deity seated in the center of it...

The black swan took a deep breath.

“Mr. Sivir, thank you very much for allowing me to accompany you.”

"If the help of those who remember us is needed in the future..."

Black Swan glanced at March 7th without making a sound. March 7th was squatting next to Star, pointing at Star who was holding his head and laughing and teasing him.

A hint of pitifulness appeared in the black swan's eyes.

Please, you must consider me.

please!

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