In the game "Super God," thankfully, it can simulate countless worlds.

Levik hesitated, a struggle evident on his face. This was his greatest opportunity; if he told you, he would have no more bargaining chips left.

However, under your increasingly impatient gaze, Levik dared not think any further.

He told you that he found it by chance in some ruins during an expedition.

[Legacy?]

You subconsciously feel that something is wrong.

Are there any relics in a place like the Cangwu Demon Realm?

[And there are such good things in the ruins?]

According to Livik's description, this was the greatest opportunity he had encountered in countless years, known only to him. Apart from this, all opportunities in the Cangwu Demon Realm were public knowledge.

[Levik has only explored the outer perimeter of the ruins' core so far. He suspects that a seventh-tier being is buried within the ruins, and there might even be more precious treasures at the very center.]

However, given Levik's strength, he encountered numerous dangers as soon as he entered the core of the ruins, and didn't even have time to loot the core area.

The two treasures you possess are merely the most valuable items placed on the outer perimeter of the ruins.

[You're a little curious about that ruin. The Gu poison seed and the Desolate Death Plate are both genuinely valuable items, extremely precious even in the hands of a sixth-tier expert.]

[I didn't expect this would only be fit for the outer perimeter.]

[It seems that Levik is really lucky; he actually found an opportunity in a place like the Cangwu Demon Realm.]

That makes sense. The Cangwu Demon Realm has existed for countless ages; it's quite normal for it to have some unknown opportunities.

[Like that human slave who secretly cultivated to the fifth level, it is said that he also accidentally obtained an ancient cultivation inheritance, which allowed him to awaken powerful talent and turn the tide against all odds.]

Similar examples are not uncommon in the Cangwu Demon Realm.

The Cangwu Demon Realm is too vast; no one dares to claim they know all its secrets.

However, you yourself have never been interested in things like historical sites.

You think that's where the old monsters fish.

After all, even if some powerful individuals have unique personalities, they might not want to leave their treasures to their descendants or their own faction after their death, but instead hope to benefit strangers.

There's no need to establish a separate so-called "heritage site," is there?

You feel the pitfalls here are too deep for you to handle.

Holding the Gu Poison Seed and the Desolate Death Sacrifice Plate, you decide to experiment with your two newly acquired treasures.

[After you activated the Gu poison seed and roughly understood how to use this treasure, you first removed the Gu poison from Luo Qisi's body, and then planted a new Gu poison in her body.]

[This succubus might still be useful; it would be a waste to kill her. Since you have a way to control her, you wouldn't mind having another obedient subordinate.]

As for Levik, you told him not to resist, and you also planted a kind of poison on him.

[Levik's face was grim, but he still obediently allowed you to plant the Gu poison.]

[You ask him about the location of the ruins, and after confirming the exact location of the ruins where he obtained the treasure.]

[Then you activated the Gu poison seed without hesitation, causing the Gu poison on Livik's body to erupt.]

There's no need to keep this Ice Demon.

This guy is too cunning, and seems to have good luck too. It's more reassuring to see him dead than alive.

【No!!!】

[Levik's expression changed drastically; he felt a burning pain throughout his body.]

[He hadn't expected you to be so decisive in trying to kill him; Levik's expression turned ferocious.]

He surrendered without any dignity, cooperating with everything you asked, yet you still broke your promise!

You promised to spare his life, but you went back on your word and discarded him after he had served his purpose.

You gave a cold laugh; there's no need for honesty when dealing with demons.

[For enemies who may pose a threat to you, of course you must decisively kill them.]

[With a roar, Levik's body flashed red, quickly dispelling the poison. Then, with bloodshot eyes, Levik charged towards you.]

Since surrendering won't save him, Levik doesn't mind fighting you, a wizard, to the death.

Both are at the fourth tier; if he takes a gamble, he might still have a chance to survive.

[Hmph, as expected, they're not being honest.]

You scoffed, and the scene before you unfolded exactly as you had predicted.

[The seed of poison has been researched by Levik for countless years; his methods of countering it are to your surprise.]

[You reach out your hand, and instantly a giant hand made of laws condenses within the metaspace, reaching towards Levik's location.]

[Blue, chilling energy emanated from Levik's body, forming an ice shield that blocked your attack.]

The Ice Demon race is born with mastery of ice-based laws, making them incredibly powerful.

However, compared to the all-around abilities of wizards, the demon race is still a bit too inexperienced.

You unleash a magical shield, and countless spells rain down upon Livik.

[This is your first time fighting an opponent of the same rank since becoming a fourth-tier player, and for a moment you feel a surge of excitement.]

[Levik is struggling to withstand your attacks, trying to find a weak point in the metaspace so he can break through and escape.]

He didn't expect to defeat a wizard. If wizards were so easy to deal with, the Cangwu Demon Realm wouldn't have been chased around like that back then.

The wizard profession is quite rare. Not only does it heavily rely on talent, but the chances of advancement are also incredibly low.

Moreover, if the wizard fails to advance, he risks death.

However, among opponents of the same level, wizards are definitely among the top tier, with no weaknesses, possessing both offensive and defensive capabilities, and employing a variety of methods.

No matter what opponent they encounter, wizards can always find a way to counter them.

[Levik blocked your meteor shower, then took out a strange stone and crushed it with a pained expression.]

Instantly, a strange energy surged from Levik's body.

You see Levik's figure slowly fade and disappear.

It seems as if his very existence is slowly fading away.

Your memories of Levik have become blurred.

[Aura Blade was startled by this strange fluctuation; she told you that it was the power of the laws of fate.]

The Law of Destiny is one of the core laws of all realms, but unfortunately, it has always been shrouded in mystery due to its extreme difficulty in comprehending it.

[You didn't expect that Levik possessed another treasure related to the laws of fate.]

This guy is definitely not honest!

[You have such a valuable treasure and you didn't even offer it to me? You deserve to die!]

[You activated your True Eye of Truth, locked onto Levik's location, and drew your God-Slaying Sword to strike.]

[It is rumored that the talent awakened by the "True Eye of Illusion" in the ancient cultivation system, when cultivated to a high level, also grants the ability to discern destiny.]

Although your True Eye of Truth has only awakened to the third tier, its various wondrous abilities can already provide you with considerable assistance in battle.