Devil's Bible

Chapter 463 Fictional Plain
Is it still a game of strategy?

After the war ended, Atata looked at the shadows that had been put away, and his expression was no longer as excited as before.

Before the Holy Son went there, he infused a great deal of shadow into the Shadow Dimension.

Then those shadowy creatures appeared inexplicably. After the initial surprise and astonishment, it seemed like they might be part of an investment sage, and there was an underlying logic to it.

However, that would be a gross underestimation of Atata.

Even without those shadow creatures as test subjects, he had his own plan to perfectly construct the rules of shadow step by step.

Furthermore, some of the shadow rules constructed by the demon lords are virtual.

This is the nature of evil, so what they do is not to completely imitate existing things in reality.

Even if you imitate it perfectly, it won't work. The ultimate 'power' of those authorities—divinity—is essentially only in the hands of the gods.

Without divinity, even mastering a certain rule of this world to its fullest extent is of no use, at least not to the will of the abyss.

Therefore, more than half of the virtual divine status of the Demon Lord needs to be constructed virtually, and can only be constructed virtually.

Otherwise, the will of the abyss will not approve, and one may very well become a plaything of the gods as one cultivates.

They might be killed by the gods at any time.

An entity possessing divinity has unquestionable dominion over individuals who construct themselves through the rules of divinity.

The term "shadow creature" simply means that it is naturally close to the rules of the shadow. If the god of the shadow were to obtain these creatures that are completely integrated into the shadow, he might transform them into divine beasts similar to the Prayer Angels, but stronger.

However, Atata can only study it and then use the research results as a reference.

If you focus all your attention on it, you might fall into a trap that Nemes might be setting.

"A different kind of demon, breaking through to a higher level, seizing the position of lord, and even having an avatar holding a high position in the Discipline Church..." Atata pondered the various things Nemus had shown, becoming increasingly vigilant.

Naims is not someone to be trifled with; if you're not careful, you could easily end up in trouble.

Working with Nemes could yield surprisingly high profits, and might even lead to some secrets about God.

However, it also carries significant risks.

However, Atata is unlikely to give up on this collaboration.

Everything in this world carries risk.

Even if he does nothing now, there is still a risk that the God of Shadows will find an opportunity to kill him instantly.

Therefore, the risk is not the key point; the key point is whether the returns are worthwhile.

Besides, everyone who gets to this point has taken risks.

He died more than 1,100 years ago, during the Great Cataclysm.

The soul fell into the abyss but retained its human memories.

Starting from the demon worm, evolving step by step into the Shadow Fiend, becoming the Demon Lord, and then descending into the Shadow Plane, he always took risks.

Clown King is able to accept his fate but not admit defeat.

Alallos was able to accept his defeat with equanimity, and then both cursed and blessed.

Is Atata's (Atata's) spirit of victory inferior to theirs?

The road to the future is fraught with risks at every step, but we must keep going.

If you lose in the end, then accept it. If you don't lose, then keep winning.

As long as we ultimately win everything!
He will stand in the shadows and then dominate everything until everything is covered by his shadow, and no longer he is covered by the shadows of others or various disasters!

"Nemus?! I hope you'll be an interesting opponent!" Atata withdrew from the shadows and quickly repositioned his territory.

As the River Styx passed through the territory, a surge of tides carried a large number of worms and abyssal eggs to the shore.

Once a worm came ashore, it immediately began to eat other worms of its kind and started to evolve.

As he was about to be born as a lesser demon, information from his bloodline was drawn into his brain, informing him of some basic facts about the abyss.

One of the key points is that he is located on the 181st floor—the fictional plain!
"Fictional Plains? Isn't the 181st floor the Absurd Plains? Has it changed lords?" The little devil was full of surprise.

He then casually killed a few small demons that were trying to prey on him before leaving the mudflats.

Arriving on the fictional plain, he flapped his small wings and flew a long distance. He didn't see any other demons; it was like a dead land, except for a thick aura of blood.

"It seems there was a recent interdimensional war, and all the demons have been wiped out." The little demon stopped flying.

He is still just a little devil, after all, with limited physical strength, and he cannot use the trump cards stored in his soul so early.

Although 99% of the demons on the entire level are now dead, as long as there is even one survivor, they are all formidable characters who have survived the bloody battle.

Each one is at least a formal demon and possesses many unique characteristics.

After settling down, the little devil began to carefully perceive the new characteristics that were being covered by this plane.

He'll probably be staying on this level for a while, and as things progress, he'll likely have to deal with the newly appointed demon lord.

We should first observe this new demon lord by looking at the new rules for the number of levels.

"Fiction...the system of change?"

"By creating a fictitious agreement and then filling it with the power of change, one can gradually obtain fictitious power and condense related characteristics. It's quite a good rule, but it will inevitably be limited by the agreement." The little devil pondered carefully, then suddenly realized something and quickly stopped his comprehension.

A force appeared not far away, and then quickly condensed into an agreement.

Within the contract lies a power of transformation.

He only needs to fabricate a set of rules that he must abide by to obtain this change-type power, thereby improving his numerical values ​​or condensation properties.

These agreements also grant them direct access to work at the lord's manor, where they can work together to build the demon's homeland.

Sensing the information above, the little devil frowned, and his expression turned disgusted.

With his knowledge, he naturally knew that once the contract was signed, although he wouldn't die, he would definitely become a laborer, working illegally for the rest of his life, and being tightly bound by the contract agreement.

"Looks like a management-oriented demon lord," the little devil thought.

Some demon lords dislike management and have virtually no order in their own hierarchy.

But some demons are different; they like to wield power, to manage their territories, and to make the demons within those territories live according to their ways.

It appears that this fictional demon is the latter.

"It seems that once I have enough strength, I might be able to cooperate with them," the little devil thought.

At the same time, Nemes in the lord's manor sensed a slight change in fortune.

"The Abyss Support Program is pretty good; there are quite a few demon talents being incubated this time."

(End of this chapter)