Devil's Bible

Faced with the Sun Saint's desperate attack, Nemus felt as if the entire symphony was about to be torn apart.

Once the melody is broken, Nemus and many of the survivors within it will be exposed to the 'unknown'.

Although Nemus was equally steadfast in his beliefs, he was not as adept as the Sun Saint in developing his soul and spirit.

Even with the support of the Sun Saint and the Sun God, their existence can only be revealed a few times in the 'unknown' realm of thought processes.

Nems was even worse.

Once his existence is exposed to the 'unknown,' it's estimated that he'll only need to process his thoughts two or three times before he reaches his limit.

Therefore, the musical movement must not be disrupted.

"If it were just me alone, I might actually lose, but unfortunately!" Nems's thoughts were racing at that moment, conveying this message.

If it were just a simple duel, he would be no match for the Sun Saint.

This is not shameful.

The Sun Saints have existed for thousands of years.

The sun god may have existed since the beginning of the world, in the mythological era.

What about Naim?

He has traveled back in time to the present day, roughly thirty years ago.

He rose to fame in his early twenties, then his fortunes plummeted, spending three years in the abyss before finally making a comeback in less than three years.

Time is not the only factor in measuring growth, but in any case, it took Naims about six years to really develop.

In less than six years, Nemus broke through the limitations of the alien demons, condensed a legendary avatar, established a fictional agreement, occupied the Azure Whale, and became a demon lord, among other things.

These things are not easy.

Furthermore, Nems was transformed from a human into a demon.

His activities have always been confined to the material plane and the abyss.

The sun god existed from the very beginning of the mythological era, and thereafter he further elevated the divine kingdom.

These sun saints shared, to some extent, the vision of the sun god, which Nemus could not match.

but……

The Sun Saint, who is currently trying to save the world, is extinguishing the last hope for a possible future.

Nems, who only wanted to cause big trouble, stood in front of everyone.

Anyone who wanted to live became an asset to Nemus at that moment.

It was precisely this collective power of faith that Nemus extracted and then condensed at this moment.

A wisp of near-divine power was condensed by Nemus under these circumstances.

This power wasn't particularly strong, but it was just right for this moment.

With this wisp of godlike power, Nemus completed the fiction!

The rules of "change" are interpreted fictionally.

The story of the unfinished elegy can be considered a fiction of Nems's.

A blueprint has been created, but this blueprint exists in the form of a musical score.

In this situation, divine power was injected into the music, and the entire piece underwent a new change.

A glimmer of life is born in the end.

In a sense, this can be considered a kind of yin giving rise to yang.

Faced with the possibility of utter destruction, internal self-evolution sought a way to survive.

Furthermore, Nems has some experience with this kind of thing.

The transformation in the humanitarian field has also seen extreme derivative situations, such as shepherds finding hope in desperate situations.

Therefore, at this moment, the movement "Unfinished Elegy" was driven by Nemes, resulting in a certain degree of 'globalization'.

This progress in globalization is extremely nascent, and may not even be comparable to the nascent stage of dimensionalization in the humanistic realm.

However, regardless of the circumstances, within this unknown realm, this structure was sufficient to sustain their existence for an extended period. And the clash between Nemus and the Sun Saint, as the Sun Saint's existence was enveloped and dissolved by the 'unknown,' ultimately resulted in Nemus's victory.

After the death of the Sun Saint, Nemus quickly reclaimed the historical achievements.

This surge of energy injected into the music finally stabilized the situation.

Then Nemus began to sense the location of his own body.

There exists a connection between the true spirit and the soul.

However, there are too many factors involved in this connection that Nemus does not understand.

After all, Nemus himself had limited knowledge of the true spirit.

Therefore, this connection cannot replace the connection between the Sun God and the Sun Saint.

It is no longer able to achieve the same level of accuracy in positioning as before.

Therefore, we can only try to use the power of cause and effect to bring us closer together, and even communicate with fate.

Fortunately, the existence of the musical movement makes the possibilities of other worlds 'active'.

The Crystal Wall System took the initiative to make contact, almost reaching out its tentacles to pull the symphony in.

However, when he came into contact with the crystal wall system, Nemus sensed that something was not quite right.

Before Nemus could even fully sense it, he had already followed the melody through the crystal wall subsystem and appeared before the mud pit.

Looking at the identical mud pit, Nemus stepped out of the symphony and squinted his eyes.

The thirteen members inside the musical piece did not come out; they were sensing the energy elements flowing in from the outside.

The source of that energy, brimming with vitality, left them momentarily intoxicated by it.

Nemes ignored this and carefully walked out of the pit, arriving at the outside slumbering ground.

It still looks the same.

But Nems closed his eyes.

He could still sense the location of the main body's 'true spirit,' but just like before in the pit, he could only communicate information and could not carry any energy.

It seemed as if an endless expanse of time and space separated the two...

At this moment, Thirteen and the others also slightly sobered up from the intoxication.

Seemingly sensing that something was amiss, he asked.

"What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

“The problem is subtle.” Nemus opened his eyes and looked around at the slumbering land.

“We probably can’t leave here now,” Nems said.

There is probably only one possibility that could lead to this situation.

“This is not the world I live in; it is most likely a similar possibility,” Nemus said as he walked to the edge of the Land of Slumber and looked outside.

The outside world is still suffering from a major disaster, but some details have changed.

The biggest difference is that there is no trace of Nemes on it anymore.

Nemus came from the earth, and he also brought a scouting corps of little people. He also had some arrangements in the city of the White Whale Church.

However, at this moment, Nemus could not sense anything at all, not even the slightest trace of cause and effect.

However, Nemus's true form could sense the presence of the Little Man Reconnaissance Corps at this moment.

This alone explains the problem.

Upon hearing Nems's words, Thirteen frowned, not quite understanding why this had anything to do with their inability to leave the Land of Slumber.

Shouldn't they be fine with any world?
Nems, however, understood.

The Sun Saint has not yet appeared in the Azure Whale; the mere interference of sunlight speaks volumes.

But right now...

Nemus slightly extended his hand, and a terrifying divine power seemed about to descend immediately. (End of Chapter)