Hyperdimensional Player

Chapter 385 Invading the Kingdom of Heaven!

Above the dimension.

Duncan began to create a soul using the extracted memories, which was a power belonging to the gods, a certain authority within the divine kingdom system to create supplicants and otherworldly servants.

"The soul created in this way will think it is me who accidentally traveled to another time when I was twenty years old."

"As he grows up, he will gradually awaken his memories of his past life."

"And at the age of eighteen, he fully realized that he had been reincarnated into another world."

Duncan's voice carried a hint of indifference as he stared at the three corpses before him and slowly said, "You are also a part of me. If you have anything you want to give him, pour it into his soul."

“I know you also possess some supernatural powers.”

This is the cycle of reincarnation.

But in essence, it is quite cruel.

Buddhism teaches reincarnation, and one account says that the Buddha practiced in the cycle of rebirth for many lifetimes, experiencing various life forms from animals to humans, from the poor to kings, before finally attaining enlightenment. Similarly, stories about the Jade Emperor also mention him undergoing countless tribulations.

Given Duncan's current status, he is already very clear about these things. In essence, these are all different selves. Through the experiences of past lives, one draws nourishment and ultimately reaches a higher state of mind.

When one's own status is high enough, one can reincarnate through lifetimes without the need for the soul to be reborn.

This process is like starting a new drawing on a blank sheet of paper.

But when the moment of final 'awakening' arrives, that past life becomes nourishment for the true self.

The gods in the heavens, the true self resides within the divine position, and an avatar travels through the world, digesting all the experiences of this life as a mortal when awakened.

There is a TV series called Journey to the West: The Sequel. Qiao Ling'er, the reincarnation of Buddha, is completely assimilated by the more powerful Buddha personality the moment she transforms back into Buddha.

The stronger Duncan became, the more he understood the importance of being true to himself.

Personality can be split. If a person develops a mental illness and has two different personalities, then isn't the second personality a part of him?

The Buddha reincarnated more than five hundred times.

With over five hundred different personality memories, which one is primary and which one is secondary?
The one with the highest status, the strongest power, and the most solid ego is the true Buddha, while the memories and personalities born in the other 499 reincarnations are all nourishment for the true self.

I can only kill myself.

Therefore, among the three corpses, the self-corpse is the most difficult to deal with.

Duncan has a strong desire for absolute control, so he cannot allow himself to split. This cycle of reincarnation is both to fulfill his promise to the Three Corpses and to digest himself. The Three Corpses understand very well that he can only become a part of Duncan, and has no other choice.

Why is it that some deities have undergone so many tribulations and reincarnations, yet the experiences of a mortal life have no effect on their lofty divine consciousness?
That's the reason.

The personality from that lifetime was digested, leaving only the memories and experiences to be read by the original self.

This kind of spiritual practice is tantamount to turning oneself into a tool.

When someone awakens memories of their past life, it's as if they've gained another life experience, and their past life becomes nourishment.

Some people awaken memories of their past lives, as if they have been possessed, and this life becomes just another experience.

even.

Only the strongest version of myself can be considered my true self; all others are merely nourishment.

(Buddha: Only the strongest version of myself can attain enlightenment.)
Duncan's triple corpse also appeared because of this.

The Jade Emperor stole the secrets of heaven and used a wisp of the Heavenly Dao Law to scheme against Duncan, setting up a calamity for him. However, because Duncan was in a human body, which could be changed at any time, the Heavenly Dao Law placed the calamity on a wisp of Duncan's primordial spirit, thus giving birth to the three corpses that were like inner demons, and they could even return to the dimensional level.

Essentially, when Duncan entered the real world, his primordial spirit was permeated by the laws, and a part of his self, his humanity, negative emotions, and his past self were activated into a demon within him.

To put it even more bluntly, he was struck by an Eastern-style spell called 'Schizophrenia - Inner Demon'.

However, due to the special nature of the Eastern plane, it evolved into the Three Corpses.

This strange way of attack.

In the Western world, only powerful gods from the Cthulhu mythos could probably do this, directly causing a person to suffer a mental breakdown with a single blow, resulting in two personalities emerging from their consciousness, with negative emotions evolving into the second personality.

However, Duncan's original status was too high, and even though his inner demons evolved into three corpses, they were still suppressed by the dimensional space.

In the end, despite all his efforts, the Jade Emperor only managed to cause Duncan a little trouble.

The reason Duncan didn't kill the three corpses is precisely this: killing them would harm his own humanity. It's somewhat like surgery in Western medicine, where you cut out the diseased part. If negative emotions on the human side have become the three corpses, then you just surgically remove them.

"If everything I've transmigrated through is considered a past life, then the Three Corpses are the manifestations of my past life memories."

One's past life unexpectedly manifested as a split personality.

We'll definitely try to digest and integrate it.

Instead of killing them outright.

It's fortunate that Duncan didn't practice the method of reincarnation; dealing with his numerous past lives would indeed be a very troublesome matter for him. However, there really is a method of reincarnation in the East, where each life is stronger than the last, ultimately leading to nine reincarnations and the merging of all past lives.

Just as Duncan was comprehending the differences in the laws governing the Eastern and Western power systems, the Three Corpses had already infused a portion of their selves into the recreated soul.

This guy always has some underhanded tricks up his sleeve.

Duncan raised his hand and severed a piece of his own spiritual essence, which then transformed into a faint golden stream of light and merged into the divided soul.

This is a part of him, representing a part of the essence of the King of Kings.

The Three Corpses, on the other hand, condensed their own divine souls, infusing them with many aspects of humanity. Duncan's original divine nature was too strong, so he had to add more.

--greedy.

--Selfish.

--vanity.

--envy.

--Lazy.

--arrogant.

— Cowardice and fear.

The human aspects of the Three Corpses are incredibly diverse.

He infused the essence of humanity into the soul of this creation, until he himself became somewhat weak, before finally revealing a smug smile to Duncan.

Let's see how you win against me now!

The original being's divinity is indeed very strong; with just a wisp of divine soul, he can create a powerful soul. However, with so many human weaknesses injected into him, his divine essence may be obscured.

Duncan smiled without saying a word, letting the three corpses do as they pleased, injecting all the weaknesses and negative aspects of human nature into them.

When he merges with this incarnation in the future, these human essences will flow back into his body.

The Three Corpses hadn't realized that the humanity he poured into winning or losing had already become Duncan's possession. Duncan was the house; once the chips were on the table, they were his.

at last.

After the three corpses stopped, exhausted, Duncan used his divine power to create a complete soul. Under the watchful eyes of the three corpses, he inscribed a mantra, which, as part of the spiritual essence, was then integrated into the divided spirit before him.

—The King's Responsibility.

Duncan didn't infuse the soul he created with too much divinity or noble character; there was no need for that. He simply gave it the most basic elements of the King of Kings.

Responsibility and commitment.

Something that forces a man to grow on his own initiative.

With so many human traits infused into the Three Corpses, it's highly likely that the human incarnation in this life will be a thoroughly greedy, lustful, selfish, and emotionally rich individual.

It became.

On a dimensional level, Duncan reached out and grasped the soul he had created, gazing at the three corpses that appeared somewhat weak and listless before him, and said calmly, "Place your bet."

The Three Corpses hesitated and asked, "You really won't interfere with this human form?"

Duncan nodded calmly and said, "He is you, and he is me."

"I will not interfere."

Ripples spread through the dimensional space as Duncan grasped the distraction before him, transforming it into a stream of light that shot towards the anchored spatial beacon.

In an instant.

The surrounding scenery changed rapidly. He saw the entire planet, a planet similar to Earth but smaller, with a larger land area. At the same time, Duncan also sensed the laws of this world; the mysterious power was restricted to a certain degree because a massive entity had usurped the world's fundamental power.

The projected scene shifted again, revealing an ancient castle. Within the flickering, ever-changing image, an elderly man with white hair appeared, holding a pen and muttering to himself, yet unable to write, only murmuring, "Our family has fallen..."

A baby's cry rang out.

Duncan saw everything gradually stabilize, but unlike the previous human host, this time there was no operation interface. It was like a God's-eye view, and the human host inside had become completely automated.

Unless he forcibly interferes with the loading, this human avatar will act on its own.

Duncan is now essentially observing the life of this distracted individual.

The three corpses gradually fell silent.

His existence was as if a part of him had dissolved away, remaining dormant in the deepest part of Duncan's consciousness. As for a part of his essence, it had already merged into his human incarnation in this life.

In the end, the main body granted his wish, but the world he chose was indeed not very good.

Obsession can only be satisfied by desire.

The self, too, needs to be understood in order to be resolved.

"Have a sweet dream!"

Duncan smiled gently, and a powerful will sealed the three corpses away.

Huang Liang is a dream.

For him, this human form in this life was just a pipe dream, but for the Three Corpses, it was no less than having a second chance at life.

What the Three Corpses yearned for so desperately was, for Duncan, who transcended dimensions, merely a brief journey through life—utterly insignificant to a transcendent being.

Ultimately, everything will become nourishment for his growth.

Eighteen years later.

That's when the story begins.

Duncan wasn't particularly interested in his experiences as a human infancy to adolescence; he would only glance at them occasionally when he had time. After all, with the awakening of memories from his previous life, his adolescence in this human form was just like a transitional animation.

His true form resides in a dimension beyond.

As projected pages appeared one after another, Duncan's gaze first swept over Avalon in the mist, confirming that the process of world ascension had begun.

He then turned his attention to the other human hosts.

Mark time nodes.

Divine mind trusteeship.

After dealing with all of this, Duncan turned his attention to the two planes he had just explored. The first plane was emitting a strange four-colored light, and it did not feel like the prime material plane. Moreover, he had difficulty anchoring his human host, and the progress of capturing the human host was frighteningly slow.

"Is there no one alive inside?"

Duncan frowned, staring at the space shrouded in strange four-colored light. It was like a subspace, where human beings would find it extremely difficult to capture, and there might not be many normal creatures inside.

His incarnation in a human body also requires certain conditions.

Ideally, it should be a normal, flesh-and-blood creature.

For example, if Duncan anchors himself to a divine realm, it will be very difficult for him to possess a human body, because the inquirers in a divine realm are considered the private property of a certain god. It would be extremely difficult for Duncan to possess a human body, and he would be subject to the laws of the divine realm itself.

A troublesome place.

This means that if Duncan is unable to capture a human host, he will have to consume Legend Points and actively seek ways to anchor or even seize some non-human, unconventional human hosts in order to enter the real universe.

In a low-magic plane, with Duncan's current status, he can do whatever he wants, but in a high-magic plane, it's a completely different story.

"Let's try capturing it automatically first."

If that doesn't work.

“Human beings that are not human or even non-natural creatures can also be considered.”

We need to at least get a usable device first, and see what's inside.

After dealing with that strange country emitting four-colored green light.

Duncan began to observe the layers upon layers of planes, the bottomless abyss, the lair of demons, a place where it was not easy to find a human body, but if he wanted, there were many insects here, worms with souls.

"If you erase the worm's soul and then infuse it with a trace of your own divine soul, you can obtain a human form."

"However, dealing with that massive abyssal will is a bit tricky."

"and."

Why are there so many divine kingdoms here?

The plane Duncan saw was multi-dimensional. What others saw as a bottomless abyss was, in his eyes, a vast chaotic plane, with independent kingdoms attached to it.

That is the kingdom of God.

Even when Duncan focused on a certain aspect, he saw many dark-skinned elves who existed in the kingdom of the gods in the form of supplicants, serving the master of the kingdom, a powerful elven god.

"what?"

Why are there still gods imprisoned here?

"Its body is emitting golden light?"

"A wealth priesthood?"

Duncan's attempt to observe further immediately triggered agitation in the will of the abyss. Above the Well of Darkness, a vast, chaotic consciousness sought to detect Duncan's probing gaze.

No.

There are many beings here who are close to powerful gods, and even in the nearby planes, there are beings who are close to powerful gods.

Duncan observed at least five or six powerful, god-like individuals.

"Barto Hell".

"Ok?"

Duncan tried again, but quickly gave up. The next second, however, he stared in surprise at a certain spot and murmured, "Tiamat?"

Tiamat has different appearances, different forms, and even different personalities.

A massive, five-headed dragon.

He is tearing open a plane of space, seemingly heading to some place in the prime material plane.

After Tiamat, the Queen of the Five Colored Dragons, was killed by Gilga once more, she was resurrected and eager to take revenge, aiming to kill the god-king of the Enser pantheon.

"Chance!"

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Duncan immediately sent a wisp of his will through the dimensional space He had torn open, and it infiltrated a certain place in the prime material plane.

next second.

He finally observed humans, and it was a very prosperous port city.

Become!

Anchor the prime material plane.

As long as there are normal humans, or even normal natural beings, on the Prime Material Plane, Duncan's progress in capturing human hosts will be greatly accelerated.

"Humans, elves, dwarves?"

"Quite a diverse range of ethnicities?"

"Should we use Legend Points to anchor ourselves to a race and see?"

Duncan observed the city on the projection screen from a god-like perspective, and suddenly his gaze sharpened as he looked at a temple located near the port.

—The Temple of Tyr.

Son of Odin.

Surprisingly, there are old friends from the Norse pantheon here. This is it. Duncan immediately begins capturing human hosts.

A will silently invaded the material plane.

………………

(End of this chapter)