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Chapter 895 Flame

As Milo gestured with a crowbar to measure Zo-Karaal's height, he asked, "Where is your temple located in the Dreamland?"

Zo-Caral was somewhat uneasy about Milo's inexplicable behavior and had almost lost all interest in appreciating the dazzling colors in the sky. He cautiously asked:

"Um, I... I said, can I exchange my life for it?"

“You didn’t show the slightest fear of death just now.” Milo raised an eyebrow.

Does the saying "one won't shed tears until one sees the coffin" also apply to deities?
But I haven't even started digging up the grave yet.

...

“I suddenly understand.” Zo-Caral rubbed his hands together.

It is clear that He is indeed a remnant of His will, lacking not only the power and order of a deity, but even His personality and thought process have become extremely unstable.

The most Zo-Karl can still wield now is enough to create a dazzling array of special effects in the air, nothing more. Yes, it's just special effects; it has no real destructive power.

This ancient god is now completely ruined.

...

Bang.

Just as He said He had figured it out, Milo pulled out a large black shovel from somewhere and threw it in front of Him.

"It's good that you've figured it out. Well, you're digging your own grave now."

“That’s not what I meant by ‘understanding’.” Zo-Caral’s lips twitched.

"So what do you mean?" Milo had already held the crowbar to the back of Zo-Caral's head, gesturing and searching for the best angle to kill him, without giving any thought to the victim's feelings.

Zo Carrar reiterated his earlier statement: "Will speaking out save my life?"

“You go first.” Milo shook his head: “My divine nature doesn’t include the concept of keeping promises.”

“That rag doll in your hand.” Zo-Caral carefully turned his head to the side, trying to avoid the dark, ominous tip of Milo’s crowbar, but the crowbar was aimed at the back of his head the whole time, never leaving it.

"What's wrong with my doll?" Milo asked calmly.

“Say it… say it out loud…” Zo-Caral repeated the sentence again.

"Would telling the truth save your life?"

With a whoosh, a spiral of black flames ignited in the air as soon as the words were spoken.

Zo Carraar immediately went soft.

He spoke at an extremely fast pace:
“My brothers are all looking for a chance to return to the Dreamland. That girl is the only Dream Weaver who has the ability to build a bridge, but they are not looking for the one in your hands, but the one in the abyss.”

"Tell me more details." Milo seemed thoughtful, but there was no obvious change in his expression.

The latter quickly added:

"The Abyss can mimic and recreate everything that happens at a certain point in time. What they are looking for is one of the myriad worlds of the Abyss, a corner of the world that was formed based on the Blood Moon Cataclysm. There, there is also a powerful dream weaver named Enid. By borrowing the power of the dream weaver there, they have the opportunity to return to the Dream Realm."

“Them?” Milo’s face twisted into a grimace as he asked, “Why not ‘you’?”

"Heh, don't you understand?"

Zo Carrar gave a bitter smile.

"There is no inexhaustible source of faith power here. If the gods want to maintain their will and survive the erosion of chaos, they must devour the will of other weaker gods."

...

Unlike the cowardly demeanor of Zo-Karaar just minutes before, His eyes now held more relief and helplessness, as if He had suddenly remembered many things in those few short minutes and had let them go all at once. He stretched out a slender finger pointing south, then drew almost half a circle, moving all the way to the north.

Then, a look of realization dawned on his face, and he drawled out the last syllable:

"Oh, I remember now, I was buried in that place."

...

It turns out the real Zorcal is already dead.

And it seems that He Himself has completely forgotten about this.

When Milo threatened to kill Him earlier, He was quite nervous for a while, but now that He remembered it all, He was no longer afraid.

...

A short while later, Milo found His tombstone on the hillside that Jozo Carrar had pointed out.

Milo doesn't need to worry about it anymore; the gods of Mount Kadas have already buried Zo-Kalar for him.

According to Zo-Kalar, the gods do need to find Enid, but their current target is not the petite Enid on Milo's waist, but Enid who evolved from the chaotic order in the abyss.

So, can the Abyss really evolve into another Enid?
possible.

It should be, entirely possible, and definitely not just one.

In theory, as long as the Abyss can come into contact with even the slightest bit of matter or energy in the conscious world or the dream realm, it can evolve into an infinite number of small worlds. In those small worlds, it is entirely possible for an Enid with powerful dream-making abilities to emerge.

This is somewhat similar to parallel universes, but there are also fundamental differences. The world of the abyss is ultimately in the abyss. It is not parallel to the real world, but merely a small segment of timeline without origin or end.

As for Zo Carrar's death.

That makes it easier to explain.

Like Horus, He was among the lowest-ranking members of the Khadas pantheon.

There's no need to repeat Holsas's fate.

In the abyss, where even the gods lack the power of faith, they face the same problem as mortals—that one day they will run out of energy and be lost in the illusory world of the abyss.

Fortunately, among these gods who control various different orders, there is one who wields the power of fire.

Lord of Flames—Karakar.

His name differs from Zo-Karaal by only one character, but the Lord of Flames wields an incomparably powerful order and occupies a high position in the pantheon of the Kadas Mountains.

No sooner had Milo left Nanwei City than the will of the Lord of Flames appeared in the sky above the city, causing some innocent souls to be burned to death.

Why were there so many gods who fell into the abyss, yet the first will to invade Nanwei City was the Lord of Flames? Not even that old man from the abyss.
The reason had already been revealed by King Kurans.

The embers are the only way to travel through the abyss, and it is clear that the Lord of Flames of Mount Kadas has mastered this form of fire.

In other words, the gods have mastered the way to navigate the endless world of the abyss.

They also controlled the embers.

...

Milo's energy to create the bonfire from the embers came from the power of fear, and the gods, having lost their source of faith, could only devour their own kind.

The first to suffer were the weakest of these deities.

Zo Carrar was one of them.

(End of this chapter)