Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Such glory and ultimate victory—how ironic!

The only thing I don't want is this history, portraying them as heroes and recording them in human history.

That would only make them feel ashamed and sad.

The heroes then kept their secret, from the Greek era to the Roman era...

The last Greek hero died before he could keep the secret.

At that time, the Greek lands had been stable for quite some time.

Perhaps they should keep this secret until their very death, which would be more conducive to maintaining world stability and peace.

But there is one person who once saved the world, yet was forgotten by the world, unknown to anyone, and forced to suffer eternal contempt under another name.

They couldn't bear the thought that the true hero would be forever scorned while these clowns could live out their old age in the name of heroism.

This is unfair...!

Finally, on his deathbed, the hero summoned his children and told them the story, writing everything in detail in his will, especially the plan called 'Zero Requiem' that he learned from Achilles later.

Only then did the truth come to light.

Perhaps it was the guilt towards that man, or perhaps it was the appearance of that shining hero's soul that drained the last vestiges of heroism from Greece...

All heroes felt ashamed in his presence and no longer wanted to claim the title of hero.

Thus, the golden age of Greece, a time when heroes emerged in great numbers, came to an end before it had even begun!

By the Roman era, the story of Talos, the devil, and Griffith, the savior, had become widely known and was revered by the early Romans.

Some scholars have even written articles and books specifically about it.

Whether it was a coincidence or the guidance of fate, I don't know—

The words the Demon King uttered in his heart at the end, but never spoke, were written down in the prologue: "I...destroy the world..."

"Creating...the world..."

With absolute brutality, he swept away and conquered everything, and then personally ended his own tyranny. Zero Requiem's ​​final plan was to make some final compensation for the brutality he had committed before.

"I will destroy the world, and then I will rebuild it." That final sense of relief gave people goosebumps.

Scholars have put forward various conjectures in detail in an attempt to analyze the mental journey of this true savior and king.

Many people who saw this praised it highly, simply because they felt that if the Demon King really existed, he must look like this!

Even thousands of years from now, whenever this story is mentioned, countless people will be captivated by its powerful personal charm, as if a vivid image of it leaps into their minds.

Then they all exclaimed in unison, "All-hail-talos!!!"

Book 3: The Final Trial of the Norse Gods - Typhon

Chapter 1 In this era, I am invincible! ...? What the hell?

Settlement Two, Conceptual Armament - The Savior God Blade, the true owner of the Holy Sword and Holy Lance, this similar concept is integrated to form a pure 'savior' concept.

Its physical form is merely an empty shell; its essence is the savior of the Greek world and the planet. Even if it shatters, it can be reforged in an instant, and after being reforged, it will be even more powerful.

Whether it's a holy sword, a holy spear, or even a knife, axe, or staff, it doesn't matter what it's called; its appearance is just an empty shell, and it can change according to the wielder's will.

Since its essence is a conceptualization of the light of hope and the light of miracles, although it is a thing forged by fusing many divine weapons from the Greek universe, at the moment of successful forging, it is no longer limited by material and form, and can be directly extracted from the conceptual universe.

In short, after completing a dungeon run at night, the real thing was retrieved from the dungeon. This thing is not the divine gun that we obtained before, which was only a concept and had no physical form.

Its concept itself is the ontology, which can be directly materialized...

Great, we won't have to worry about not having a physical weapon shell to match the concept of a divine gun anymore.

This second settlement needs to be combined with the third settlement to be used to its fullest potential...

However, Settlement 3 has not yet been fully settled.

The undertaking was so ambitious that the final settlement could not be completed immediately.

Its name is Lingge – [Savior/Demon King].

This is a rather contradictory and complex thing, but it cannot be explained by a simple savior or demon king.

Since the calculations were not yet complete, although this power had begun to subtly influence Ye's soul, its function was not fully understood. It could only be roughly sensed that it was a power that allowed Ye to easily change identities.

That doesn't seem like such a big deal.

But Ye could sense the pure, immense power hidden within, something far more dangerous and vast than the concept of absolute evil, something far more terrifying in essence.

To use the Yu-Gi-Oh! method, I usually summon a monster with all twelve stars and ? for attack and defense.

As we all know, those with attack and defense ratings of 0 or question marks are usually hidden cheaters among cheaters.

Although I was unable to immediately obtain this power or figure out its specific effects.

But that doesn’t mean this power doesn’t exist. It has already begun to give back, but the process is a bit slow and is not yet complete.

Bearing a mysterious '???' annotation-like savior/demon spirit, it might suddenly be activated one day, fully completed, and come in handy at a crucial moment.

Even if this thing isn't needed for a while, the first two results are enough to satisfy Ye.

The survival issue he was most worried about now seems to have been mostly resolved. Apart from true big shots, those overpowered humans, or those with sealing abilities, he already possesses the highest level of immortality.

The Grand Assassin next door, King Hassan could give up his Grand rank to heal Tiamat, but he probably couldn't heal Tiamat even if he gave him a full health bar.

As for weapons—with the most powerful divine weapon in Greece in hand, his standards were raised to an extremely high level, and he no longer looked favorably upon ordinary weapons.

Perhaps because Achilles discarded the Holy Lance and was buried with him in the last age of the gods in Greece, his savior's armor contained not only the Holy Sword but also the Holy Lance.

Strictly speaking, this armament does not refer to a single weapon, but rather to a concept of armament.

It can be understood as an upgraded version of the Gate of Babylon.

This also reminded Ye of the savior sword of the Godslayer universe, the geometric mandala square array!

Within the array of azure light that opens up through time and space, each array contains divine weapons of the main gods from various eras, renowned in mythology.

Perhaps due to the similarity in concept and usage, he subconsciously saw the name "[Savior Blade]" during the settlement process.

[...Ravana, a demon king who gained divine power through deception and could even command the gods, was said to be someone only humans were capable of defeating. Vishnu, having accepted the prayers of the gods, relinquished all his memories and was reborn as a mortal prince of a certain kingdom. This was Rama.]

This is the setting for Rama in the Type-Moon universe.

However, if this story is placed in the world of Godslayer, the Demon King naturally becomes the Godslayer, and the pact Rama made with the gods becomes the Covenant Law in this unique worldview, thus Rama becomes a role similar to a cleaner.

Whenever a certain number of god-slayers reach the earth, the Last King will awaken and be able to use all the main god weapons from mythology, which is also part of the contract.

Of course, the true strength of the Last King does not lie in his ability to freely use the enhanced version of the King's Treasure, the God's Treasure, or the Geometric Mandala Array, but rather in his ability to stack and stack, making it an absurd concept that no matter how strong the Godslayers are, I will always be stronger than all of them combined. However, the Savior God Blade is still considered an overpowered ability.

Although Night doesn't possess the same stacking status as the Last King, he has absolute evil and the mysterious savior/demon spirit.

In terms of hanging on the wall, he is even better!

Soon, Ye left the transit space satisfied.

When they came to the outside world...

That consciousness that was not lost to time allowed him to remain clear about the timeline in the real world of Rome even after undergoing the long trials of the Greek world.

He still clearly remembers that before his simulation, he gathered a group of Spartan slaves and built his own army.

Having already served as the Holy Roman Emperor in the Greek world, and possessing both personal and military power, he no longer valued this small amount of military strength; it was better than nothing...

He moved his hands and feet a bit at night.

After another round of nurturing, his body and soul, especially his soul, underwent a qualitative leap.

It's probably a correction between absolute evil and the so-called savior's spiritual personality.

However, compared to the feeling in mythology of being baptized by Tartarus's divine power, with his limbs and bones filled with strength, his current strength is so weak that he probably can't even make 'Talos' raise his head, unless he uses the savior's sword.

But Ye had nothing to be nostalgic about.

Talos's power comes from Tartarus, the creator god of the abyss of hell. Borrowed power is never truly one's own, and it never feels right to use; there's a sense of being controlled by someone else.

It's still more comfortable to use your own strength...

The fact that the power of flow and the power of the God of Destruction did not appear in the settlement does not mean that they do not exist. These are rules and laws that he comprehended on his own, and they will not disappear when they are transferred to the real world. Moreover, he has enough power to use.

Now, the night is a typical example of having many powerful moves, but physical strength and energy (such as divine power, magic power, life force, and various other terms) cannot keep up.

But it doesn't matter, since we're unlikely to encounter any decent enemies in this era anyway.

He could confidently declare that he was now invincible!

We have no rivals ahead!

His power is still there...—On a night when he was just about to confidently set a goal...

Just then, a tremendous feeling of palpitation came over me.

It was like the terrifying shock of a massive vision that Theseus experienced the moment he faced the Hundred-Handed Giant.

Chapter Two: The Beasts Beneath Rome – What a grand undertaking!

night:"???!"

Holy crap! What the hell is that?!

The vast soul, strengthened and nourished by the spiritual essence, can now see a more distant and real world. In addition, with the blessing of the Roman homeland, its vision in the night becomes even more acute on the Roman land.

Previously, due to his weak strength and limited perspective, he had never experienced divine power and could not see the things he could not see. Now, he can finally feel them.

It was as if it were buried directly beneath Rome, incredibly blinding, like an eight-million-dollar light bulb shoved right in front of you—no, it should be described as pitch black, an extreme darkness of despair and oppression. Something unknown just entered the perception of the night.

Even in the Greek pantheon where heroes and gods roamed everywhere, even back in my own time during the Talos era, I would feel a sense of awe, gravity, and the overwhelming, intractable evil.

The absolute evil of the night is more a product of human history and the legends passed down in Greek mythology, rather than the power it wields being inherently evil.

He had a clear understanding of his own strength at the time—comparable to the level of a main god. With his superb combat talent, divine equipment, and various skills, he could raise his combat power to the top level among main gods.

But the thing I sensed right now, the palpitating aura I felt from the very outermost edge, even made Yoru feel as if he had returned to the underworld, recalling the moment Zeus descended, the oppressive feeling that seemed to crush the atmosphere, space, and the world even before entering the underworld.

Like a Dyson sphere—a monster whose body is denser than continental plates, as if a star had fallen from the sky.

???

Didn't you say that after this simulation, with so many conceptual enhancements, I would be invincible?

What's that thing under my feet?

A deep chill rose from the bottom of my heart.