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

The head of the wizard Monroe rolled to the ground, a sudden turn of events that surprised you.

[I never expected that you wouldn't even need to lift a finger; this wizard, who seems to be the mastermind behind everything, would be betrayed by his own subordinate.]

[And he ended up with his body dismembered.]

Ellie pointed her longsword at you, stared at you for a moment with narrowed eyes, then lowered the sword.

She told you that from now on, she's in charge here, and all of Wizard Monroe's legacy belongs to her, including you.

[If you behave well, she's even willing to teach you the methods of knightly training.]

You shook your head slightly, looking at the woman with pity.

"Hmm? Seeing your reaction, Ellie frowned and warned sharply, 'Do you want to die?'"

You took two steps back and pointed to the other person's stomach.

Ellie's abdomen gradually swelled, and ripples appeared on her skin.

【ah!】

With a clang, Ellie dropped her longsword, her eyes widening in shock as she clutched her stomach and wailed.

"What is this?!" Blood trickled from Ellie's lips, her eyes bloodshot as she knelt on the ground, staring in disbelief at her ever-growing belly.

[You activated the gene engine, and after scanning, you discovered an unknown creature inside Ellie's body.]

You don't know what kind of creature it is, but it looks pretty fierce.

Ellie coughed up blood and collapsed to the ground, trembling as she extended her right hand to you.

Help, help me...

You sighed, donned the Susanoo Armor, and the Heavenly Sword materialized in your hand.

In this unknown situation, you don't know how to save her; your only option is to end her suffering.

As if understanding something from your eyes, Ellie gave a bitter laugh, her arms falling to her sides, and her eyes slowly closing.

[With a casual swing of your Heavenly Sword, immense energy surged into its blade, transforming into raging flames that swept towards the woman's body.]

As the flames roared, a monstrous roar echoed, and several tentacles pierced through Ellie's stomach, lunging straight at you.

However, under the raging fire, the tentacles, barely extended, were burned and curled up until they turned to ashes.

You looked at the Heavenly Dao Sword in your hand with slight surprise, not expecting that the energy you released with it would turn into flames.

This is a change that has never happened before.

The only difference is that this time, the energy source you're using comes from the free-floating elements of the wizarding world.

You seem to be deep in thought.

[You recall the moment you finished analyzing the elemental energy; the colorful elemental particles flooded your mind, leaving only the red and dark elemental particles in your memory.]

[It's likely that these elemental particles caused the change in your attack attributes.]

As the fire raged, only a layer of ash remained on the ground.

That was Ellie's last proof of existence in this world.

[After glancing at the corpse of the wizard Monroe, you also unleashed a burst of flames upon it.]

It's safest to burn these strange, unknown entities completely.

You left the laboratory and headed towards the study.

[The wizard Monroe and Ellie are both dead. Everything in this cave is now yours.]

What happened?!

Several knights under the command of the wizard Monroe were drawn by the commotion. They rushed into the laboratory, only to find ashes everywhere and a raging fire.

They surrounded you, demanding to know where the wizard Monroe was.

You glanced at them, then casually swung your sword at one of the knights whose face you remembered.

A blazing streak of flame slashed towards the knight.

Before long, another layer of ash covered the ground.

The remaining six knights stared at the familiar layer of ashes on the ground, swallowing hard.

With a thud, one knight knelt down, followed by the remaining five, who swore to follow you to the death.

You scoffed. These guys must have made the same oath to Wizard Monroe before.

But when it came time to change leaders, they still changed them without hesitation.

This bullshit oath has absolutely no binding force.

Instruct them to continue as usual and not to bother you unless absolutely necessary.

Entering the study, your gaze sweeps across the books on the shelves, finally catching your eye with a book titled "The Fundamentals of Wizarding."

[Through reading, you learn that wizards construct spell models using runes, and the process of mentally drawing runes can also temper one's mental strength.]

[When mental strength reaches nine points, nine runes can be formed in the mind, with three runes forming a level one spell model.]

[When mental strength reaches 18 points, 18 runes can be formed in the mind, with six runes forming a level 2 spell model.]

[When mental strength reaches 54 points, 54 runes can be formed in the mind, with nine runes forming a level 3 spell model.]

Of course, the construction of spell models is not static; a level two wizard apprentice can also construct level one spell models.

[When using spells, you can directly invoke the spell model to instantly unleash a powerful attack.]

You flipped through the other books in the study, most of which were lab notes and such; there wasn't much useful information.

[Your suspicions about the true core of wizarding traditions, such as the construction of spell models and the path to becoming a formal wizard, are all in Monroe's mind.]

The books in the study are just to broaden your horizons; they don't contain any particularly important knowledge, but you still read them with great enthusiasm.

[A month later, after reading all the books, you stored all the seemingly valuable items in the cave into a spatial ring that you discovered by chance.]

Then you put on the spatial ring and quietly left the cave, arriving in the forest outside.

[After taking one last look at the cave where the wizard Monroe had lived, you unhesitatingly mounted a steed and galloped away out of the forest.]

"Um, does this mean I've left the beginner's village?" Lin Yuan had high hopes for this simulation.

"Hopefully I'll get more good stuff this time."

In fact, this was the first time he had simulated a multiverse world with a complete knowledge inheritance system and a sufficiently high level of power.

The other worlds he simulated either had insufficient human power levels or low ceilings, making them less practical compared to the world of gods.

Either the knowledge transmission is too distorted and fragmented, like the knowledge in the Warhammer world, where even if you give it to him for free, he would still have to carefully consider whether or not to learn it.