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Chapter 578 The Immortal World

I see……

Upon hearing Jun's explanation, Zhang Qi's many doubts were immediately cleared up.

No wonder he always felt that this isolated battlefield space was filled with an indescribable eeriness.

This space was forcibly cut out from the primordial world, and naturally possesses the corresponding laws of the primordial world.

However, because it is completely independent of the spacetime of the primordial world and has no interaction with the outside world in terms of energy and information, the laws have been distorted in the closed environment, eventually evolving into the current chilling situation.

The primordial spirit cannot be truly erased; it can only endlessly endure all the suffering before and after death within the mortal body…

The "snake" left behind a refresh mechanism for humanity in order to more easily harvest the fortune of the multiverse.

Unexpectedly, in this distorted space of despair, it became a lifeline for humanity to temporarily escape eternal suffering.

It's truly a great irony.

"This situation should have continued indefinitely until this distorted space reached its ultimate self-destruction."

But at this very moment, an unexpected turn of events occurred: the birth of secondary humans.

Jun adjusted his glasses and continued.

"Secondary humans?"

Can secondary humans still emerge in this world?

Zhang Qi raised his eyebrows again, his tone tinged with surprise.

As far as he knew, the premise for the establishment of this battlefield was that it was completely isolated from the multiverse and entirely independent.

This means that no new souls or life forms should be able to be born out of thin air here.

In this extraordinary world, the creation of life requires more than just material conditions...

"Yes."

"This is the greatest miracle of the world. But it is also... a nightmare that we humans can never shake off."

Jun nodded, her voice involuntarily lowering.

“The creatures killed by the next generation of humans will face true disappointment. The matter and energy that the creatures they devour will truly disappear completely, returning to the cycle of this space. Those lives that should have suffered endless pain forever after death can be truly ‘ended’ by the next generation of humans.”

"This should have been a wonderful thing..."

Jun pursed his lips, then abruptly changed the subject, his tone chilling.

"However, when a next-generation human kills an undead with full intelligence, the undead's consciousness is indeed completely annihilated and disappears from this world forever."

"But the endless despair and terror it accumulates in its 'immortal' state will be completely transferred to the next generation of humans who kill it!"

"And when those scum of the myriad races discovered this, our nightmare truly began."

"The initial desire of those powerful beings from all races was not to seek true death, but to find a way to escape that endless torment."

"When they discover that they can transfer their accumulated pain and negative emotions without dying... humanity, especially those secondary humans with the ability to 'end,' begins its tragic fate..."

"They began to enslave us with their superhuman strength, selecting, capturing, and even 'cultivating' large numbers of secondary humans."

"Then, turn those humans, one by one, into... 'instruments' to bear their pain and negativity! Living 'garbage cans'!"

Jun's voice trembled slightly as she spoke, and she glanced instinctively at Gu, who was still struggling with the barbecue not far away, her eyes filled with sorrow. "This child... Gu's parents suffered such a tragedy..."

"The vast majority of those humans who were made into 'trash cans' were imprisoned in the absolute core area of ​​that battlefield."

There, they were torn between life and death...

Day after day, year after year, they endured the overwhelming pain and despair that were transferred to them by those scoundrels of all races, pain that did not belong to them, until their self-awareness was gradually and completely eroded in that endless torment…

Upon hearing this, Zhang Qi remained silent for a moment, then sighed softly.

He probably gets it.

Everything that happens in this distorted battlefield world is nothing more than a bloody microcosm of the tragic plight of humanity on the vast and boundless primordial continent outside.

Humanity has only ever had one original sin.

That is weakness.

Weakness is the greatest original sin!

In this bizarre world where the dead cannot die, the extraordinary beings of all races occupy the core area with the most abundant resources and relatively stable laws.

Every so often, they would sweep across the barren lands on the outskirts, like farmers harvesting crops, abducting humans, especially secondary humans, and taking them back as "dumping grounds" to bear their suffering.

However, they did not exterminate humanity; instead, they left some embers, like livestock, waiting for the next "harvest."

This kind of conscious cruelty is more chilling than mere killing.

"How many people are left in this world now?"

Zhang Qi nodded and continued to ask.

"I don't know the exact number either."

"As for the 'Hua' tribe we're in right now, there are probably still a few hundred people..."

"Many of the first humans drawn into this battlefield were the best in their respective civilizations and fields. They had extremely high attainments in magic, technology, martial arts, internal energy cultivation, and so on."

Furthermore, the fact that they 'wouldn't truly die' here gave them almost endless time to research and adapt.

"Therefore, on this land of despair, they relied on collective wisdom and indomitable will to establish many secret survivor bases."

"If we don't consider the periodic 'harvesting' by those damned scum of all races, it's actually not a big problem for us humans to maintain basic survival and reproduction in this special battlefield space."

Jun composed himself, thought for a moment, and then spoke thoughtfully.

Zhang Qi listened and understood; he roughly knew the situation.

His gaze swept over Gu, a naive young girl eating with grease by the campfire, and then looked at Jun beside him, who, though tired, still had a determined look in his eyes.

He suddenly spoke up:
"In that case, pushing this distorted space back into the main world should solve all the problems at their root, right?"

"Hey, hey, hey?!"

Jun was about to pick up a piece of roast meat when she suddenly froze. She looked up at Zhang Qi in disbelief, her eyes wide with shock behind her glasses.

Although this space is only a part separated from the primordial continent, its size exceeds that of an ordinary planet.

What's more, this space is currently located in another dimension!
(End of this chapter)