Devil's Bible

Chapter 182 Progress and Improvement
"I still suffered from my lack of experience."

“I had some problems with the setting of the precepts at the beginning.” Nemus thought for a moment and admitted his mistake.

His acquired divinity was incomplete, thus having certain limitations, and the different identities of the various precepts meant that the subjects on which the precepts were applied were also different.

Excluding Angel A's commandments, Nemus actually only has two commandments—keeping oaths and forgiving.

Keeping the oath is somewhat better, as its main reinforcement comes from the instrument – ​​the rope of the oath.

The rope of oath did indeed provide Nems with many conveniences.

The reason Nemus is so well hidden now, with virtually no suspicion, is because of the Oath Rope.

It connected Nemus with all the individuals who had signed the contract.

It provides remote communication, grants Nemus countless additional perspectives, and can even assist Nemus in remote possession.

However, the precept of forgiveness has certain problems.

Because this is the principal precept, and after it is completed, the subject of the precept still includes other people's parts.

It is necessary to ensure that the forgiven individuals continue to live, which is equivalent to them occupying the operating space of the divine authority indefinitely.

This is a problem that Nemes only recently discovered.

"Because it is necessary to forgive different individuals, and the feedback from each individual is not uniform, although this can form different characteristics, it also encroaches on too much of the function of divinity."

"So it has wasted a lot of the power of the divine spark. And because of this encroachment and waste, I will not benefit from condensing other commandments." Nemus reflected on himself and also summarized his experience.

The main precepts, which only require one to uphold them, will not cause any fluctuations and can be settled on the spot. They do not encroach on the functions of the divine authority, so they can be made more complicated.

For example, the Oath Rope is a functional item; the more features it has, the better its effect.

For precepts like the principal precepts, which require continuous practice and maintaining results, the precepts should be relatively simple.

"Still inexperienced, wanting too much at the beginning." Nemus couldn't help but think that when he first forgave Downs, he only gained a pure life bonus.

Later, as he absorbed faith through the Holy Nail, he transitioned from receiving a pure life boost to gaining qualitative feedback.

In that process, I wanted too much, which made this precept complicated.

"If I only provide life bonuses and select only a small amount of feedback to condense into other characteristics, that would be much better. Maybe I could even acquire more stats through cultivation faster," Nemus thought.

However, Nemus did not regret it. First of all, the Commandment of Forgiveness was not without its benefits. For example, Nemus's self-contractual property, which he achieved by leveraging the power of many parties, was largely due to some of the properties provided by the Commandment of Forgiveness.

Secondly, Nemus's research and understanding of divinity were not as in-depth as they are now. It was a process of trial and error, and making mistakes was perfectly normal. There is no need to regret it.

Finally, the occurrence of an error does not mean there is no opportunity to correct it.

As Nemus sensed the situation within the divine core, his understanding of future developments became increasingly clear.

"Indeed, the perception and revelation of fate were not wrong."

"The changes in Isabella, Crewe, and Poole will bring about crucial changes for me."

"It will allow me to correct the mistakes I made when exploring divinity, and then further complete divinity!"

Nems's thoughts gradually became clearer, and the only remaining somewhat unclear point was about Isabella.

After all, Isabella has not yet 'awakened', so she must have something that can help Nemus, but what it is is still unclear.

“But that’s not important. History will push her to the crucial point, and so will I.” At this moment, Nemus was becoming more and more familiar with the course of history, and his understanding was becoming clearer.

The course of history is actually somewhat similar to that of a 'time traveler who goes back in time'.

Because they have traveled back to the past, they possess the power of foresight to predict future trends. And to control the course of history, they gradually gain the upper hand by acting on their premonition and actively seizing these opportunities.

It means that opportunities will definitely arise, since history will not go wrong as long as it is not arbitrarily changed.

However, whether or not one can seize the opportunity depends on their individual abilities.

If you have the ability, then opportunity becomes a stepping stone, allowing you to advance further.

However, if one lacks personal ability, it's like trying to imitate someone poorly – one's chances are crushed.

Isabella was destined to be his opportunity, a fact that Nemus had determined through historical events, revelations, and a sense of destiny.

With this understanding, Nems naturally stopped being in a hurry.

He gradually developed his own strength and influence, taking steady steps, and eventually he was able to seize the opportunity.

Nems had this confidence.

Then Nemus's consciousness sank, and he began to observe the work of his subordinates with the help of the Oath Rope.

Poole's side was the first to make a move.

Poole didn't do it himself; if he did now, it would cause quite a stir.

So he chose to guide them.

The one who actually took action was a girl who seemed a little uneasy.

It was Lydia.

For the past six months, Leah has spent most of her time with Angel A, and a small portion of her time with her father, the village guardian, working with Poole and Becky to develop the whale disease.

The biggest achievement in the past six months has been confirming one thing—Lia did not fail as a whale, but succeeded.

As Leah's condition gradually stabilized, her previously unclear situation became increasingly clear.

Most importantly, she has already become a steel species.

That's right. Leah had basically no training. She didn't practice breathing techniques or meditation. After adapting to the changes in herself, she became a Steel Seed without really knowing it.

In terms of stats, characteristics, and life essence, it is definitely of the steel type level.

Therefore, it can be basically concluded that Leah did not fail, but successfully transformed into a whale. It's just that the whale she transformed into is more human-like and closer to a gentle floating whale.

Rather than the kind of 'killer whale' that eats people at will and causes riots among floating whales.

Of course, this does not mean that Leah is 'peaceful'.

Conversely, if Leah is not with Angel A for a long time, she will become increasingly 'uneasy', and this unease will intensify her restlessness, causing her to transform into a killer whale.

"Go check if there's any scent of whale oil, then come back."

"Once you come back, you won't have anything to do anymore. You can spend a lot of time with your angel brother A," the village guard comforted him through gritted teeth.

Upon hearing her father's words, Leah nodded seriously, and her entire aura instantly blended into the natural environment.

Compared to Poole and the village guards, who are modified by whale-like diseases, Leah may not necessarily have an advantage in strength, but she has her own special power.

For example, the affection from a floating whale.

(End of this chapter)