Secret: The undead do not die in the fire

Adam looked at the 'prophecy' written by himself with an extremely calm expression.

If He merged with the True Creator, He could at least write two prophecies. But in that case, it would no longer be Him who dominated His own consciousness, but the True Creator.

If it really comes to the point of no return, Adam will calmly accept his fate and keep a low profile.

But at least it hasn't reached that point yet, and he still has a chance to turn the tables.

However, without being able to merge with the true Creator and without the help of the first blasphemous stone tablet, writing a prophecy was already the limit for Him in His current state.

After all, the objects of His prophecy were two gods.

In order to control the behavior of other gods, the subject of the prophecy must be clear enough and brief enough. It must be clear to ensure that they can take action, and it must be brief to avoid being discovered by them, which would render the prophecy invalid.

Adam has sufficient experience in this regard.
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Lunburg, a battlefield outside the capital city of Azshara.

Led by a flame javelin, a group of condensed red fireballs passed over a place full of corpses, weapons, blood and smoke, and landed on an area with simple fortifications, creating a series of explosions.

Watching the smoke rising and the flames spreading, Anderson brushed off the dust on his hands, turned his head and smiled at his assistant beside him:
"It looks like we won't be able to hold out for much longer... Is there anything you want to leave behind? I can help write a suicide note."

As he wished, he saw the angry eyes of the soldiers around him. They had the same idea.

His adjutant said in a cold tone:
"If it weren't for General Edwina's order, we wouldn't be here to follow your command."

"Edwina."

Anderson looked deeply at his adjutant, then looked up at the sky.

His eyes passed through the smoke-filled and flame-filled battlefield and saw a lady, a lady with a very beautiful face.

She has a pair of light blue eyes like clear spring water, an oval face, a high nose bridge, and thin lips. Her long brown hair is parted in the middle, tied into a simple but delicate knot at the back of her head, and then flows down smoothly.

She was bareheaded and wore a dark blue Army general's uniform.

Anderson knew her as Edwina Edwards.

Her ancestor Edwards was once one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse under Emperor Roselle, and was also a well-known noble in the Intis Empire. But the good times did not last long, and Emperor Roselle was soon assassinated by the Eternal Sun Sect, and the Edwards family, which was attached to Emperor Roselle, was naturally liquidated.

In order to avoid liquidation, Edwards moved his family to Lundberg and became a loyal believer of the Church of Knowledge.

And it was precisely because of Edwina's loyalty to her faith that she led the Golden Dream back to the Misty Sea at the beginning of the war to cooperate with Segal's navy to fight against the navies of the Republic of Intis and the Kingdom of Feynet.

When Segar was completely conquered and the last port was occupied by the Intis, Edwina did not leave. Instead, she disbanded the crew of the Golden Dream and returned to Lenburg alone to continue fighting against the invaders from Intis and Feynapotter.

It was precisely because of her loyalty that she was given the opportunity to advance to Sequence 4.

Today, she is already a war zone commander of the Azshara defense line in Renburg.

"Compared to her, I am indeed far behind."

Anderson laughed at himself. He was from Segar, spoke in Segar, studied in Lenburg, and in theory was also a believer of the Church of Knowledge. But compared with Edwina, his faith was not so devout.

Coupled with the inherent characteristics of his own path, he is not very popular in the Church of Knowledge. Well, it should be said that he is quite annoying.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have to prepare the promotion ceremony and extraordinary materials himself.

Anderson changed the subject and raised his eyebrows.

"But I don't think even Edwina can make you fight to the death, right?"

"The defeat of Renburg is only a matter of time. Perhaps today, perhaps tomorrow, Azshara will fall. And you are not loyal believers of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, so how could you be willing to dedicate everything to the Church of Knowledge?"

"You brought Edwina out just to confuse me, to make me think that you will continue to carry out Edwina's orders, and thus lower my guard against you."

Without waiting for the adjutant and the "soldiers" to respond, the hunter smiled and continued:

"You are planning to surrender, right? Do you want to protect your family and friends?"

Seeing a stream of eyes looking over, Anderson sighed and shook his head:

"You haven't been Beyonders for long. You have only been able to become Hunters, Provocateurs, and Arsonists one after another because you have been able to harvest the main ingredients for potions from the enemies when wars break out. But you are still too immature when it comes to conspiracy."

"I'm curious, why don't you try to convince me to surrender? I don't think I'm usually very resolute, and I'm not a believer in the 'God of Knowledge and Wisdom'."

At this point, Anderson looked at his adjutant thoughtfully:

"Were the top brass on the other side completely enraged by me and ordered not to accept my surrender?"

The adjutant was silent for a few seconds and said:

"You already know everything, why are you still asking?"

All of a sudden, the nearby soldiers raised their right hands and pointed their palms at Anderson, showing a tacit understanding.

"If I don't ask, how can I be sure that everyone thinks the same way?" Anderson smiled without any panic.

He touched his stomach with his left hand and put his right palm into his pocket, searching for something.

At this moment, the sun in the sky suddenly expanded and became extremely huge. The scorching golden sunlight made it impossible for Anderson and others to open their eyes and think about anything else.

Then, an illusory tower appeared. Each floor of the tower was made up of thick books, and each book had a brass eye. The higher it went, the darker it became, and the more it was filled with madness, destruction, ominousness, and disaster. The tower extended into the sky, as if it had enclosed the entire world, including the huge sun.

Any movement of Anderson became extremely difficult, and two words popped out of his mind almost subconsciously:

God war!
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Backlund, battlefield outside the city.

Alfred was in a fierce battle with a demigod wearing a general's uniform, a silver mask and gloves. The opponent's impenetrable defense, the broadsword condensed by the morning light, the ability to hide by light, and the rapier that could be "teleported" all brought him tremendous pressure.

Backlund's number of demigods was too limited, which forced them to fight against multiple demigods at the same time. They even had to let those extraordinary people with only Sequence 5 and Level 1 Sealed Artifacts to barely compete with those demigods.

And demigods like Alfred were forced to face enemies who were one level higher than themselves.

In fact, if he had not accumulated enough experience in the war in the previous few months and knew how to guard against the attack of the 'Silver Knight', and if the extraordinary ability of the 'Law Mage' had not restricted the opponent's extraordinary abilities such as 'Hide in Light' and 'Silver Rapier', he would probably be a corpse now!
But even so, he is still being suppressed by the opponent.

After all, the Warrior Path Beyonder's direct combat ability can be ranked in the top three of the twenty-two paths in any sequence. Even if the most powerful Beyonder ability is lost, it can still make Alfred, who is tired of formulating the "law", unable to resist.

At this time, from the coalition forces' position, long red flaming spears were thrown over, covering the sky and the earth, densely packed.

The 'Silver Knight' did not dodge, but stepped forward, swung out the Dawn Greatsword, and dragged Alfred to the spot.

Whoosh whoosh!
The overwhelming flaming spears fell one after another, almost covering the two demigods.

Alfred's pupils shrank sharply. The 'Silver Knight' could rely on his strong defense to remain unaffected, but he would almost certainly be pierced by these spears. Although not fatal, it was enough for the Silver Knight to seize the opportunity, break through his legal restrictions, and launch a thunderous attack!
If he continues like this, he will die sooner or later!
Alfred hurriedly dodged the Silver Knight's attack, pointed diagonally upward, and said quickly:

"exile!"

A powerful and invisible force surged out from him, instantly blowing away the flaming spears in the sky. Some were directly destroyed, and the rest were blown away from their original direction, greatly reducing their power.

Before Alfred could even breathe a sigh of relief, the Silver Knight approached him again.

However, at this moment, the thick fog that enveloped the entire battlefield suddenly disappeared, as if it had never existed.

Alfred and the Silver Knight, who had just been fighting, stopped fighting at the same time. They felt themselves becoming extremely weak, and even raising their arms was difficult. They raised their heads at the same time and saw an orange-red light rushing in from behind the coalition position, at the edge of the boundless plain. It instantly occupied most of the sky and blocked out the sun.

The area around Backlund suddenly fell into dusk!

Thick darkness then appeared on the other side of the sky, soon colliding with the orange dusk.

All the soldiers and officers on the battlefield fell to the ground in an instant and fell into a deep sleep.
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In the starry sky, in a fictional kingdom composed of books that are either open or closed, different figures shuttle between them, enjoying reading.

But the next second, round after round of miniature, scorching suns suddenly appeared!

These countless little suns intertwined together to form an impenetrable barrier that completely blocked the country made up of books.

The blinding light made it impossible to open one's eyes, and the energy it emitted was scorching the world, igniting the books and burning them to ashes in the blink of an eye.

And in that wonderful kingdom composed of all kinds of books, a little bit of brass-colored light quickly moved above the barrier built by the sun, outlining one mysterious symbol after another. The densely packed symbols formed a defense line, blocking the sun's rays and quickly analyzing the structural weaknesses of the sun.

Available in the next second.

Outside the realm of illusion, outside the blockade created by these small suns, a huge and extremely dazzling golden sun quietly appeared. The sun was so huge that it was big enough to engulf the entire kingdom of books, and the scorching light it emitted was enough to illuminate the entire world and even the entire galaxy!
At the same time, in the kingdom of books, a tall tower made up of countless books stood above the earth.

The tower was towering into the clouds and was even still rising. Its tip pierced through the clouds, breaking through the blockade of the sun and facing the golden sun!

On the top of the tower, the books opened their brass eyes one after another, and all of them looked at the sun at the same time. At the same time, countless mysterious symbols suddenly appeared on the surface of the golden sun, like reptiles under the skin, squirming like crazy, trying to form eyes one after another.

But as soon as these symbols appeared, they were immediately burned up by the scorching light of the sun, leaving no residue.

The golden sun continued to rise, as if it would swallow up the entire country in its scorching sun.

But the tower was not to be outdone, and its continuous expansion caused the entire country to expand rapidly, so much so that even the little suns could not completely cover it. Both sides released their power without reservation, confronting each other head-on, and engaged in a doomed battle of life and death!

Whether for self-protection or for a higher level, they have no choice.

But at this moment, faint dim lights lit up from the void. They were not bright, clear, or colorless, as if they were made up of a vast amount of imaginary things.

These lights were so inconspicuous that they were completely obscured by the sun's rays and could not be detected by the towers.

By the time the tower was discovered, the faint light that emerged from the void had already covered the top of the tower!

Almost in the blink of an eye, the countless books on the outer layer instantly collapsed and were reduced to the most basic particles by the hazy light.

Although more books soon emerged to fill the gaps caused by the decomposition of those books, corresponding mysterious symbols quickly emerged on their surfaces to resist this decomposition.

But that golden sun once again released its scorching light!
The outer layer of the book was destroyed again, this time it was melted by the scorching light, leaving no ashes behind.

Under the combination of the hazy light and the sun, the tip of the tower was quickly melted by the sun and decomposed by the light, although there was still a steady stream of books pouring in from below, trying to fill the gap and reorganize the tip of the tower.

But the speed at which they are generated is far less than the speed at which they are destroyed.

Finally, the tip of the tower was completely destroyed, and its tentacles extending beyond the world were completely severed!

The sun has arrived in front of that illusory country.

The dim light joined the defense line built by countless small suns. The brass eyes covering the suns were quickly decomposed, and countless books on the earth were also decomposed.

If this continues, it won't be long before the whole world disappears.