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Why, as a "god," must He also follow an unseen trajectory of fate?
Is it really necessary to play the role of a humble being crawling in the shadows?
For a moment, countless eyes hidden in the depths of darkness all fell upon Ethan simultaneously.
"Ethan, you’re completely mistaken!"
This is His Memory Palace, where every word Ethan says is clearly heard by Him.
While talking with Lindong, Ethan mentioned "substitute literature."
This astonished Sincaro, who suddenly saw the light.
In just four words, it precisely depicted His past and the feelings of His kind towards Ethan.
Because a familiar presence was sensed from him, it was inevitably attractive, but each Old God saw different parts.
Just as the ancestors had once left an impression on Them.
Once those illusory shackles were cast aside, Sincaro discovered that the "light" had always been right in front of Him, even within reach.
"I’m no longer interested in those things."
Sincaro suddenly raised His voice, according to the theory He deduced from social investigation, the ancestors to Him were like Divine Spirit.
His desires could someday be fulfilled by that shadow.
Concerning everything about this world, His doubts, and truths even unknown to the Old Gods.
Sincaro realized that His past self was also a believer longing for gifts, yet now He saw another path.
No need for the future, nor to pin hopes on illusions.
It lies in a place visible and tangible, just a step away from completion.
"Why go to such lengths to resurrect a false god?"
He already mastered everything related to "gods," so, if needed, why not create one Himself?
At this moment, He had surpassed His past self, casting those false illusions behind.
Sincaro agreed with Ethan’s theory, which is why, instead of a diner, He decided to become a chef to personally cook His own "main meal."
Today’s Ethan has far surpassed the scope of a Saint, making it hard to measure the power he wields by human standards, yet there is still a considerable distance from the "god" image in His mind.
First, Ethan needs energy.
The souls of the festival were just a beginning, far from achieving his most perfect state.
Of course, He must also eliminate those weaknesses inherent to humanity.
For instance, Ethan, before entering the festival, left the only fire element capable of contending with the Old Gods to those humans.
Was it out of compassion or a sense of justice?
Sincaro knew that Ethan made such a choice precisely because he understood the purifying power of fire.
What a detestable element.
Their existence is as ancient as the Old Gods, as if they exist specifically to counter Their might.
Among all the elements, Sincaro undoubtedly detests the fire element the most.
Inherently opposed to the darkness He loves, illuminating the way for the myriad beings like the sun.
And the current sun is what He considers the most beautiful form.
This grand celebration is already drawing to a close.
The lingering dark red in the sky is also fading, and soon, darkness will once again take the lead here.
The same is happening within the bottomless abyss.
Sincaro has sensed Bazatous’s anomaly, as He seems to have realized His intentions.
Thus, Bazatous’s creations have become restless, launching an attack on demons.
But what does it matter?
The barrier between planes is insurmountable!
Everything is about to be concluded.
Sincaro’s voice grew increasingly fervent.
——"Become a god, Ethan!"