Devil's Bible

Based on this, Nemes made a certain judgment.

“Under normal circumstances, this possibility is impossible to escape. If it can escape, it must be something related to the source matter.” Nems had more information than these people.

That is, the end of the world should be included in the quagmire, the place of beginning and end.

Within that quagmire lies the return of countless things; everything within them has faded away, thus returning to their most primordial state—the essence.

"There are two possibilities. First, we can also revert to our original state and completely transform ourselves into the source matter."

"But when it is finally swallowed up, it differentiates itself and thus escapes the influence of the source."

"Secondly, we must reverse this regression."

"To take the completely opposite, rebellious action, thereby avoiding the fate of returning to the original substance."

"Personally, I prefer the second option."

After Nemes provided the information, the people in the settlement immediately obtained the corresponding information.

The speaker is a saint who has been deified by a certain deity.

He himself did not say what kind of deity he was, and others would not speculate.

Everyone who survived here had a significant past.

Because simple people, the moment the aftershocks arrived, were all turned to ashes.

Now, when you step into the mud, you don't know how many pieces of debris are in it.

Those that survive are either in a special position, such as the four-box gift, which is located in a special gift box.

Either they become top-tier gold-producing species when disaster strikes.

Alternatively, they may hold high positions of power and be protected by various saint-level forces at the moment of disaster.

Therefore, the knowledge possessed by the more than 10,000 survivors is essentially the most essential part.

There is no shortage of high-level knowledge here; what is lacking is various resources.

The only remaining local resources are some partially depleted soil and wind elements.

Besides, all other resources depend on external things that may not arrive for an unknown period of time.

After seeing hope of leaving through Nems, these people immediately pulled out the knowledge they had been hiding in their underwear.

Previously, most people in the Gold Clan would have difficulty even hearing about this information, but here it has been quickly shared.

It was at this point that Nemes truly understood the numerical order of the top rules.

Zero Source

I. Destiny
II. Ideology
III. Unknown

IV. Time and Space

Five Concepts

VI. Cause and Effect

VII. The End

8. Life

9. Changes

Ten Hopes

"There's still one unknown?" Only then did Nemus realize why he was always missing one element in the rules from zero to ten.

Because the missing one is precisely named "Unknown".

"But just as I concluded, life only appeared after the end."

"And life brings change, and change gives rise to hope." Nemes compiled the information.

Meanwhile, those deities and saints were also engaged in a heated discussion.

"The 'Change' rule in the Broken Lands has almost come to a standstill."

"The first method is to take the 'smooth' route, but the 'smooth' route now is the route of return."

"Next, we need to eradicate the remaining life, enter the end, sever cause and effect, erase concepts, return to ignorance, and finally maintain a sliver of thought to break free from fate before entering the source matter?"

They are all deities and saints; once they obtain crucial information, they can immediately make the correct judgment.
"Are you sure your 'thought' can break free from materialization in such a desperate situation?"

One important factor in life's understanding of the world is concepts and causality.

Without concepts and causality, there can be no sound cognition.

It is even less likely to possess an orderly cognitive system.

In this world where numbers are the essence, some things come from the sequence of numbers. If we lose our sense of order, then everything is basically over.

Even gods wouldn't believe they could withstand such a situation.

One wrong move, and you won't just escape the fate of returning to the source at the last moment, but you'll truly return to the source and become a puddle of mud.

"I disagree with taking the first route!" someone immediately objected.

The most important thing about the first path is not its success rate; the core problem is that it is a dead end.

Once they choose this path, the Broken Lands, the last piece of land that sustained them, will also disappear.

At that point, they will have absolutely no way out, and whether they will be able to escape this place and explore other possibilities is completely unpredictable.

“That second path seems appealing, but it is actually much more difficult,” another divine being said.

"In our current situation, the number of lives is too small, and various resources are also insufficient."

"To bring about change through life in the end times, and to drive hope through change."

Do you think we can do it?

The essence of the forward and reverse paths is different. The forward path does not require any sacrifice; it only requires actively conforming to the process of returning to the original nature, thus accelerating the destruction of the world.

Judging from their common sense, although they would gradually lose the support of various rules when the world is destroyed, they would be able to accumulate strength, which would help them escape from here.

The opposite path is different. In order to bring about change, they need to devote all their resources to it, exhaust all changes, and search for the only hope.

In this context, the creation of historical records is driven, thus reversing the process of regression.

To conform is to harm the world and enrich oneself, and then rely on one's own thoughts as the final path to liberation.

Going against the grain means harming oneself to enrich the world, and then finding a glimmer of opportunity in the process.

Most importantly, even if the world were to become fertile, it wouldn't be able to become much more fertile. Given the current state of the shattered lands, even if a number of historical achievements were to be born, the new life would wither away due to a lack of fertile ground.

“But Nemus did it,” another bald, divine saint said at this moment.

"Judging from the current situation, it is highly likely that Nemus created something new in his battle with the Sun Saint, which propelled the birth of a historic number."

"He probably used that number to get away from here."

"We already have successful precedents, we..."

“No, I think you might be overestimating something.” It was at this moment that Nemus finished sorting out the changes brought about by the existence of the ‘unknown’ rules and integrating them into his own cognitive system, and spoke up.

“That means even the Sun Saint is special!” Nemus said.

"I am not very clear about the Sun God in your possible world, but in our possible world, the Sun Saint is the strongest individual."

“Leaving here, simply achieving historical significance is a necessary but not sufficient condition,” Nems stated his thoughts.

"We must find something special to trigger the exit passage." (End of Chapter)