Devil's Bible

"This... is impossible!" Andron's excitement lasted only a moment before it began to fade rapidly.

If Nemus here is just a doppelganger, then how did the previous Nemus manage to maintain the power to kill a saint with a single sword strike?

According to his understanding, the rules of the Kru world should not be able to do this at all.

Although he remained in hiding, his own fate was intertwined with the fates of others, thus concealing his true identity.

Under this cover-up, he was like a person without fate, someone who didn't exist.

Being able to move silently through virtual spaces without worrying about being discovered.

So he began to travel to other worlds to investigate their rules.

For example, he actually spent a long time in Nemes's garden world.

The way Nemes constructs the world is, to him, nothing short of art.

While the changes and advancements in various rules involve many of Naim's personal subjective perceptions, the underlying information about real-world rules is not false.

In addition, Andron spent a long time traveling to different worlds to observe their rules and then judge what they could accomplish with them.

He had been to the world of Kru.

The doppelganger rule in that world, though special, should only exist in ordinary life forms.

People in that world can all possess a dual self, like 'another me'.

Making a different choice at a crucial juncture in life can lead to the emergence of a doppelganger.

If one can find their own doppelganger, then the differences between the two bodies can interact, and thus form a special ability from 'different things'.

For example, a person who was supposed to become a knight might end up as a homeless alcoholic due to a wrong choice at a certain point in their life.

The drunkard represents reality, while the knight is a doppelganger; therefore, there are significant differences between the two.

If the two come together, they will merge and form a special ability—the Drunken Knight.

When drunk, one can acquire the physical attributes of a knight and master certain knightly abilities; the more drunk one is, the stronger these knightly abilities become.

In addition, there are various strange taboos associated with doppelgangers.

Every individual with a doppelganger needs to use their abilities carefully and cautiously, otherwise the doppelganger may rebel from their own body.

After all, for the doppelganger, the original body is nothing more than a loser who has usurped his rightful life.

This taboo surrounding duality is precisely why the Kru world makes other worlds wary.

Some doppelgangers, after defecting, lose their bodies and live some kind of bizarre life.

They then seek other forms of life through methods such as dreams, perception, assimilation, and replication.

However, this is also the essence of cultivation in the world of Kru: by subduing the dual body time and time again, and by making different life choices time and time again, one gradually understands the true self amidst these differences.

Such a situation has occurred in the world of ascetics, where a certain ascetic, while practicing asceticism, sensed another life for himself.

The joys and sorrows of life are all so real.

Compared to ascetic practices, the real and vibrant life naturally attracted him.

Thus, this ascetic became a doppelganger of someone in the world of Kru.

The two have nominally become one person.

They are able to connect across worlds through a mysterious connection.

The two then engaged in a secret contest.

Ultimately, the person in the Kru world achieved victory through his perception and regained 'possession' of the ascetic.

Subsequently, the devil, in conjunction with the Clown Demon, caused considerable destruction. Under these rules, in Andron's view, it was perfectly normal for Kru to create a doppelganger.

But what gives Nems the right?
Nems is too strong, far stronger than Kru, the creator of the Doppelganger rules.

Let's set aside whether Kru could afford to build a doppelganger of Nems.

Even if he could afford it, why would Naims dare to do this?
Allowing an ambitious subordinate to touch one's life and create a doppelganger is an extremely dangerous thing to even think about.

Andron had observed Krue and believed that Krue was a person very similar to himself.

They may come from different backgrounds and have different experiences, but their core values ​​are similar.

If that's the case, then Kru is also a dangerous person.

Why would Nemes be so at ease with such a dangerous person?
However, at this moment, Nemus did not explain to Andron what complete decay was, or what the decay of life was, but there was still a difference between the flower of ideals.

He needed to finish up the last bit.

Andron is very strong; among the top Gold Saints this time, he is the strongest.

Only when Biggs finally understood his own future and was determined to die could he barely reach the other.

That is why even saints, blinded by their own limited perspective, failed to discover him.

The fact that he summoned three top-tier gold-type figures with his "Dice of Fate - Three" already demonstrates his exceptional combat power.

Even in a direct confrontation, he can fight against a weakened Hermit Saint.

If it's a sneak attack, then Andron could indeed kill a Saint.

After all, fate-related abilities tend to be more about planning, manipulation, and accumulating overwhelming power.

He had been plotting for a long time, and even the power of fate of the God of Discipline, which was controlled by Vislav, was pulled away by him.

And Vislav even offered to help him because of this.

but……

“Not enough.” Nemus held a sword in one hand, and slowly extended the other.

But in Andron's eyes, the hand seemed to be reaching out from all directions.

It was blocked in space and in time.

The most terrifying thing is that their fate is also being blocked.

Every little change in fate was now fluctuating with this hand, thus tightly pulling everything in Andron together.

At this moment, Andron realized that Nemes' claim that he had already discovered it was not a lie.

The other party not only discovered him long ago, but also secretly left this connection to fate.

Taking this as an opportunity, the other party began to interfere in my destiny.

Although, for the time being, his own fate has not yet been invaded.

However, when an individual who specializes in changing their destiny begins to have their destiny interfered with by others.

That already explains some things.

Andron was now standing right in front of Nemus, the hook formed by the power of fate was already in place, and the flaw Nemus had created by the fabricated space was right in front of him.

But this short distance seems like an insurmountable chasm.

He struggled relentlessly against Nemus's control over his fate, determined to complete this attack.

He was proud and would never allow anyone to defeat him in his area of ​​expertise! (End of Chapter)