Devil's Bible

“You have no chance at all!” Nemus’s doppelganger stood outside, looking at the two souls, as if he had guessed their thoughts.

With a slight raise of his hand, everything around him seemed to freeze and solidify.

Time and space have become a kind of amber, and their souls are destined to become insects inside the amber.
"How can a doppelganger be so powerful?" Visrafa couldn't understand.

Because thoughts can determine changes in the external world, the layout of the God Wars is a simplified version of the fictional space.

In the real material plane, various rules are in conflict and tension, making it exceptionally difficult for gods to control the forces pulling at things.

This requires a huge amount of numerical support.

Nemus's doppelganger could not possibly possess this level of ability.

Could it be that the one outside is Nemus's true form, while the one in the fictional space is his doppelganger?
But that doesn't make sense either.

Neither of them could figure out why.

But they have no intention of giving up.

Hayes, the Holy Walker, and the Holy Son also rushed out from the torn fictional space behind them.

As soon as it emerged, it felt its own 'activity' being rapidly enveloped and then gradually frozen and controlled.

"We have to be quick. Judging from the current situation, Andron won't last much longer!" Vislav's thoughts kept changing as he searched for a glimmer of hope.

They will not give up until the very end.

"It's fiction!" At that moment, the Holy Son suddenly spoke up to remind him.

This sentence struck Vislav like a bolt of lightning, piercing through his very soul and mind.

"I see!"

My mindset shifted quickly, and I discovered that the world wasn't frozen as I'd imagined.

The feeling they had previously experienced—like insects trapped in amber—was merely a fabricated illusion.

In this external world, this doppelganger of Nemus did not control everything with the power of a god-warrior.

I don't know much about it.

Everything he accomplished was a fabricated phenomenon.

Within the fictional space, Nemes employed various rule-based methods.

Fate, time and space, cause and effect, and so on.

His swordsmanship was also demonstrated during this process.

However, since he obtained the divine status of discipline, why was his rule of change, that so-called fictional power, basically not seen from beginning to end?

Only now has the true nature of the fiction been seen through by the Holy Son.

The doppelganger outside the world is essentially an existence fabricated by Nemus using the rules of the doppelganger in the Kru world.

Their strength is not weak, but they are far from being able to control the outside world of the material plane in a divine war.

The numerical gap is there.

These people, having become accustomed to driving world change through thought within the fictional space, also constantly experience Nemes' control over that fictional space.

As a result, they all developed a certain inertia.

Under this inertia, their perception of the outside world was thus captured and fabricated by Nemus's doppelganger.

Under this fictional phenomenon, they knew it was impossible, believing that the numerical value of the Nemes doppelganger could not possibly achieve this.

However, due to the inertia of their perception, they did not have any doubts at first. They simply suppressed the impossibility in their hearts and began to think about why Nemus was able to do this.

Of course, this is also related to Nemes' performance; he is adept at doing all sorts of impossible things.

So much so that while Vislav and others rationally considered it impossible, they instinctively and emotionally accepted it.

Now that the Holy Son has exposed it, the fabricated phenomenon has finally come to light.

But at this moment, Vislav showed no joy whatsoever.

Although Nems' control over the entire external world is a fictional phenomenon.

However, these phenomena also contain much truth. "Is this fiction?" Vislav himself had a deep understanding of the principles of change.

The same is true now; after seeing the fictional phenomenon, he immediately had many insights.

The initial phenomenon was fictional, but as other people's understanding changes, this fictional thing is gradually being built up.

If they fail to see through its fabricated nature, then this region will most likely eventually fall into Nemus's hands.

This fictional cohesion can even, in turn, propel Nemus's divine war realm.

It's somewhat similar to the approach of turning a fake into a real thing, or putting the effect before the cause.

“What a pity, such excellent cognitive drivers like you are hard to find elsewhere,” Nemus sighed.

Vislav and others possessed exceptional cognitive and analytical abilities, and their habitual cognitive patterns greatly facilitated the transformation of fiction.

Of course, having the Holy Son stand up and expose this point is not just asking for trouble.

Rather, it was because Nemus had already tried his best to guide destiny, making the Holy Son the 'opportunity'.

However, controlling the fate of a saint is not so easy.

Forcibly controlling them will only make them aware of it, thus causing problems.

Therefore, Nemus was fairly certain that the two saints would choose him.

Therefore, it's better to speak up now, both to showcase yourself and to secure a spot in the final competition.

On the other hand, if he doesn't speak up soon, these two saints probably won't be able to send him away in a 'reasonable' way.

The timing right now is just right.

"Seize the opportunity!" The exchange of thoughts happened in an instant, and Vislav's soul rapidly withered. The depletion of his soul brought about a terrifying increase in his spiritual power.

The violent explosion completely shattered the illusion.

In that instant, Hayes began to run away.

Then he discovered that the Holy Walker was now beside him, also fleeing.

Indeed, the Holy Walker had a vague sense of something, and he made a completely different choice than before.

This is very likely the reason why he has never been able to become a saint.

However, Hayes and the Holy Walker felt their entire bodies being activated in the next moment.

Vislav's last bit of spiritual energy seeped into their bodies.

Explosive forces surged through their bodies.

In contrast, the Holy Son felt a spiritual force enveloping him, propelling him rapidly away from the area.

He is a reclusive sage.

He and Vislav worked together, one breaking open a path while the other pushed their chosen person away.

As for Hayes and the Holy Walker, they were both forcibly sacrificed in the process.

Their bodies transformed into countless forms of mental pollution, creating a terrifying mental shock.

The Holy Walkers, on the other hand, became a force of faith, which was drawn upon and used by the Hidden Saints.

The two coordinated well, but Nemus, in his doppelganger form, quickly completed the blockade.

With a single thrust of the sword, the impact of the mental explosion was shattered.

Despite the fabricated control, there is still some degree of control involved.

Even if the two saints were to sacrifice their lives and souls in this desperate struggle, they would still find it difficult to contend with the doppelganger.

Then the second sword was already aimed at the Holy Son.

The power of faith within him fluctuated rapidly, and then he was sliced ​​apart bit by bit.

If this sword strike lands, it will kill the Holy Son as well.

At the same time, countless elemental shifts occurred around him, following Nemus's sword, aiming to imprison the Holy Son. (End of Chapter)