A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

The flowing water above seemed to be urging Redip on.

"Are you looking for me?"

Redip felt someone leaning against his back, so he turned around.

But they found nothing there.

"I am you, you don't need to go out of your way to find me."

Do you mean I'm actually talking to myself right now?

—"From another perspective, you can think of it this way."

"I know what you're facing."

"I know you want to protect the child in your arms."

The sound came from an unknown source, sometimes near, sometimes far.

"But I don't have the ability."

--"You have."

Redup stared at the "source of divinity" and frowned.

That child kept saying he was very capable.

But only Redup knew that he was just a useless person with no special abilities whatsoever.

“Is this it?” Redip murmured.

—"Here's a piece of advice for you."

"There's no going back now, and you'll have no right to regret it."

"Why are you urging me to touch this ball again, and giving me advice?" Redip asked.

—The voice fell silent.

"Aren't you going to say anything?" Redip shook his head.

“There’s never a chance to turn back in life.” Redip grabbed the azure “Divine Source”.

A powerful light from the "Divine Source" burst forth from between Redup's fingers.

The lake beneath our feet began to crack like a mirror.

The sky is also crumbling.

The powerful energy emanating from the "Divine Source" is a fatal temptation for anyone.

Humans instinctively want to become stronger and possess the power to change everything.

It might not be so intense under normal circumstances, but when you're in dire straits, no one wouldn't yearn for the power to break free from their predicament.

Just like it is now.

Faced with a tsunami that could destroy the entire Vinipado, Redip longs to have the power to stop it.

Stop the tsunami and protect the little girl in your arms.

"I have one more piece of advice I haven't told you yet."

—"That is, having power doesn't necessarily mean having the opportunity to use that power."

The voice, identical to Redip's, gradually weakened and finally disappeared into the air.

"Ping—" With that crisp sound, the ethereal world completely collapsed.

In the endless darkness, there was only that azure light held in my hand.

The light grew brighter and brighter, breaking through the seemingly bottomless darkness. The light was so bright that Redip couldn't help but close his eyes.

When Redip opened his eyes again, everything around him had changed.

He floated in a space composed solely of black and white, and could only think, except for moving his limbs.

Everything around her, and even Redip herself, lost all color, leaving only black and white.

"Where is this? What is this?" Redip looked around in astonishment.

Countless entries, like Redip, float in this space.

The text on those entries was unfamiliar to Redip.

The vast number of entries flow and converge, just like a boundless ocean.

This is the core space of Kapras, the place where the world's will resides.

The entries Redup saw were all fragmented concepts that make up this complete world.

"Tree", "Life", "Love", "Reproduction", "Atmosphere", "Construction"...

Every single term affects the entire Capras community.

Whether demigod or true god, they all seize the concept belonging to Kapras from here.

Dimly, Redip felt that he was being watched by something.

His every move and even his thoughts were seen through.

The feeling of being completely naked terrified Redup; he now had no secrets left.

Disdain and anger were the emotions Redup felt.

These are all emotions stemming from the will of the world.

But in the end, these emotions turned into pity, and the world's will felt sorry for Redip.

"Why should you pity me?" Redip asked, puzzled.

But no one answered Redip's question.

Just then, a term flashed past him.

As I passed by Redip, the entry was tinged with a deep blue.

This is a color that does not exist in this space.

The space, which was originally black and white, was adorned with this faint azure blue.

This color also turned Redipple blue.

Before the word left his side, Redip reached out and grabbed it tightly.

"wave".

The term Redup seized upon described this very "concept".

"Aaaaaahh ...

This is an unbearable, excruciating pain, a agony that penetrates to the very soul.

The power of "concepts" is not something everyone can bear.

Of those who obtain "divine source," nine out of ten die the moment they awaken their power.

Unfortunately, the last person who gained power will only slowly collapse and perish.

No one will have a good ending.

"Aaaaaah!!!" Redip watched as his body was scattered like scraps of paper and then crumpled up and put back together.

He even wondered if he was about to die.

It makes you feel lightheaded, yet also excruciatingly painful.

The entry merged into Redip's body, reconnecting his shattered body, soul, and will once again.

"I can't die yet..."

"At the very least, there's still one thing to finish..."

At that moment, Redup thought of that small figure on the beach. A giant wave surged forth, carrying the force to engulf the entire city.

Bray stood there before the terrifying giant wave.

One giant wave after another, accompanied by occasional strong winds, which ruffled Bray's bangs.

Bray took a deep breath and unconsciously gripped his sword tighter.

This whale is a true Silver-tier whale, and Bray doesn't have the absolute strength to defeat one.

Even when he defeated the "Scorched Earth Emperor," it was because of the "Flame of Fire Avoidance" that Scorched Earth had given him.

Faced with towering waves, what could Bray do to stop them?

Bray knew that Winnie the Pooh was right behind him, and he had nowhere left to retreat.

"You who uphold the precepts!!!! Die!!!" Norsen Carmen's voice reverberated across the sea, and even those far from the shore could faintly hear it.

His voice sounded somewhat like that of an elderly man, yet it was full of imposing presence.

The angrier Norsenkamen became, the more terrifying the tsunami became.

"Awooo—" Norsen Carmen's cry echoed through the sky.

But the deafening shouts did not attract Bray's attention.

Bray turned his head in surprise and looked at Redip, who was hugging Dove.

What caught Bray's attention was Redip behind him.

The aura of "Divine Source" vanished in an instant.

The disappearance of the "divine source" means that Redip has obtained that power.

“Redip...are we all going to die here?” Doffin asked, her frail body trembling.

“No, no one will die here,” Redip said, his eyes lowered.

His voice trembled slightly, as if Redip was in some kind of pain.

After saying that, Redip raised his left hand, while still holding Dove with his right.

Redup stared expressionlessly at the towering waves that seemed to stretch to the horizon.

He suddenly flipped his palm, and the momentum of the surging wave stopped abruptly.

The tsunami seemed to be held firmly in place by something, eerily remaining unchanged.

The surging momentum remained, but it could not advance even a fraction further.

Norsen Carmen also noticed something was wrong and discovered that her abilities were showing signs of being weakened.

Upon entering this sea area, Norsen Carmen felt his abilities were slightly weakened.

However, this weakening is even more pronounced at this moment.

However, the former was suppressed by Bray's "Swan Song", while the latter was due to the direct collision between "Overviews".

The mutual antagonism between "concepts" weakens the power of both to influence the world.

Besides Norsen Carmen, there were also guys present who had grasped the "concept".

And this person was Redip, who was covered in injuries.

“Go back.” Redip clenched his fists.

The tsunami seemed to be under some kind of pressure, constantly shrinking and its momentum declining.

The terrifying giant wave gradually receded, eventually being forcefully pushed back into the sea.

The previous tsunami seems to have been just an illusion.

The dark clouds in the sky were dispersed in an instant, the thunder disappeared, leaving only a ray of sunlight.

All of this was just because of Redip.

Redip survived and was not destroyed by the powerful force.

But Redip can hardly be considered a person anymore.

Redip has transformed into a wild god.

The tsunami that could have destroyed Vinicado was wiped out by Redipe with a flick of his wrist.

Redup's dead fish eyes gazed at the enormous whale, the 1000-meter-long creature seemingly invincible.