Tomb raiding: A mere 20 is nothing!

Time flies, and by the time the ultimate goal no longer increases the number of souls, a century has passed in the outside world.

Molina, Pelléas, and their daughter Moonbeam, who should have been very old by normal human lifespans, were helped to live longer by the Phoenix keeping its promise and using the blood of the gods.

To express their gratitude, they used meteorites to travel through time and space several times, trying to find a way to kill the god from different times and spaces.

The phoenix occasionally sends out clones.

As it turns out, the laws of nature are more lax than imagined.

Following the coordinates given by Molina and Pelías, it traversed freely in this new world without attracting the attention of the Heavenly Dao. Instead, it repeatedly encountered certain special groups of people.

The aura emanating from those people was extremely familiar to it, or rather, it would never forget it, even in death.

There is only one possibility for someone to possess the aura of the Heavenly Dao.

—They are the chosen ones, selected by Heaven.

It remained hidden in the shadows, keeping its thoughts to itself.

This is truly bizarre.

Why is it that the chosen one of destiny keeps revolving around the meteorite, causing destruction wherever it goes, and making it take a lot of effort to steal and replace it?

After encountering them many times, it recognized their faces and saw their predetermined fate.

The last patriarch of a declining family? A pawn in a game? A wandering swordsman with a greedy tongue and a regretful heart? The last immortal member of the family? A family's backup plan, valuing others more than himself.

There are so many more.

These lucky ones have lived extraordinary lives, but they can't be considered people favored by fate. Their only advantage is that they have a strong destiny, and they can still escape death despite encountering so many hardships.

This indomitable spirit piqued its interest.

While acquiring the meteorite, it treated the experiences of these chosen ones as stories, and then returned to the ultimate truth, telling them to Molina and the others.

Molina and Pelléas showed little reaction after hearing this, treating it as mere amusement, but Mingyue reacted strongly.

She was already an adult and had the ability to travel through time independently. Looking at the questioning eyes of her parents and the phoenix, she explained, "I read a book in a certain world, and the content and characters in the book are exactly the same as what you described."

"What a coincidence?" Molina exclaimed in surprise.

Pelléas retorted, "No, I don't think it's a coincidence."

Only after frequently traversing these worlds did they realize that the saying "three thousand worlds" was not an exaggeration.

"Wait, if that's the case..."

With a serious expression, Peljas cryptically left behind the words, "There's something I need to confirm myself," before activating the magic circle and teleporting away on the spot.

After some time, Pelléas appeared excitedly at the final location and announced his findings in a high-profile manner:

"I've got a clue how to kill the gods!"

His words stirred up a huge wave of discussion.

"Really?" Molina's eyes lit up. She grabbed Pellás's sleeve and urged, "Tell me, darling, I knew you were smart."

The bright moon and the phoenix were also filled with hope.

I've come up with three solutions.

Pellias didn't keep them in suspense, directly holding up three fingers, then reducing it to one: "First, of course, is to improve one's own strength."

Before anyone could object, he quickly added, "Obviously, while this method is feasible, it's extremely slow. To reach the level of god-slaying, who knows how long it would take."

"So the second method is to use the power of the Heavenly Dao to fight against the Heavenly Dao. I have also encountered chosen ones in other worlds and learned a way to silently obtain the power of the Heavenly Dao from these people through emotional connection."

The phoenix seemed to be deep in thought.

"This method is unheard of; it sounds worth a try. But what does 'emotional connection' mean?"

"Forehead......"

Pelléas scratched his head awkwardly, not daring to recount what he had seen and heard in that world, only daring to vaguely summarize it as: "The fastest way to establish an emotional connection is through love, to make them fall in love with you. The stronger the feelings, the more power you gain."

Love?

For the divine bird, this was an extremely vague concept. Before figuring out what love was, it wanted to hear the whole story before making a decision.

"What's the last method?"

"By harnessing the power of another world."

Before the phoenix could speak, Mingyue retorted, "Dad, you're not referring to us, are you? Using magic in other worlds is against the laws of time travel, you know!"

They can use magic in other worlds, but they cannot abuse magic, interfere excessively, or personally help kill the Heavenly Dao; otherwise, the laws will expel them.

"No, no, no, Mingyue, you're overthinking it. I wouldn't break the law." With that, Peljas took out a book from his pocket: "Look, this is a book I got from the world Mingyue mentioned."

The others leaned closer to take a look and saw four words written on the cover: "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles".

"Phoenix, the world you inhabit might be a book. I spent some time in that world and confirmed that there are intricate connections between the two. Therefore, we can utilize the power of this other world."

"Don't underestimate the power of prayers from readers in other worlds; perhaps it's a force that can change the world."

Pelléas spoke with absolute certainty.

Phoenix, Molina, and Bright Moon were still completely confused. Aside from the first method, the remaining two methods sounded feasible.

But how exactly to implement it? That's the key question.

After much deliberation, the phoenix offered its assessment: "I believe the second method is more feasible than the third."

At least we're in the same world.

The third method is too vague and unclear.

"But those chosen ones of Heaven are the eyes of Heaven, and Heaven will not allow me to freely contact them, let alone let them develop feelings for me."

"unless……"

The phoenix hadn't ruled out anything, and Morina and the other two immediately saw an opportunity, eagerly pressing, "Unless what?"

"I am no longer myself."