Sixth Ring Wizard

Herag believed that his soul strength at that time should not have been able to escape the cleansing of the Mother River, and that he would inevitably lose his memories of his past life.

But he also has the presence of Deep Blue.

Herag guessed that when the Mother River was washing over him, Deep Blue must have noticed this and then automatically triggered a protection mechanism to preserve his memories.

However, Deep Blue also suffered some damage in the process and entered a period of dormancy.

This is why I didn't awaken my past life memories when I was a child after I transmigrated to this world.

Herag was certain that there were no traces of other souls remaining in his body, a fact he had confirmed long ago.

This confirms one of Hrag's guesses.

That means he didn't suddenly transmigrate into this body when he was a teenager, but was born into this world from the very beginning.

After Horag's soul returned to the Mother River, it did not enter its previous world when it left the Mother River, but instead came to the Wizarding Dimension.

However, it was because of Deep Blue's existence that he retained his memories of his past life.

However, Deep Blue was also damaged by the cleansing of the Mother River and did not awaken at first.

"Deep Blue chip self-repair complete."

Herag couldn't help but recall this sentence, which was the very first prompt he heard from Deep Blue.

After thinking about this, his idea was further confirmed.

After Hellagur was born into this world, Deep Blue entered a dormant period due to its own damage, and began a long-term self-repair process.

It wasn't until the day she thought she had traveled through time arrived that her memories of her past life were awakened, and Deep Blue completed her self-repair before embarking on her subsequent journey.

It was thanks to Deep Blue that Herag has been able to get to where he is now in the Wizarding World.

Without Deep Blue, he would never have awakened his past life memories in the first place, and would most likely have died as an ordinary stable boy in Malcolm's massacre of Baron Buck's family.

Although Malcolm left after completing his spell experiment, people from the neighboring territory were still lying in ambush outside.

They will storm the castle and slaughter and plunder as soon as Malcolm leaves.

Without Deep Blue, Herag would still be a thin, helpless stable boy who would have had little chance of survival in that chaos.

Herag couldn't help but think that the reason he was able to sense direction and perceive the existence of the Mother River was likely because of the existence of Deep Blue.

Because Deep Blue had been to the Mother River before, when he was in a state of soullessness and ignorance, Deep Blue had already been there.

Herag even believes that the reason why Deep Blue has mutated now, and is completely different from the gene chip of the previous life, is because it was once soaked in the power of the Mother River.

The power of the Mother River is the source of all power in the endless planes, and also the essence of all power.

The moment Deep Blue came into contact with the power of the Mother River, due to its technological nature and unique characteristics, some unexpected changes occurred during the process, transforming it into the Deep Blue we know today.

Herag recalled that whenever his mental strength increased by a certain level, Deep Blue's abilities would also increase, which proved to be true.

Deep Blue's strength is positively correlated with the strength of his mental power, and mental power is a manifestation of soul power.

Hrag's mental strength is now far superior to what it used to be, and Deep Blue has also become much stronger.

The current deep blue must have fully adapted to the environment of the mother river, so it can also perform some functions.

One of the Deep Blue features that Hellagur frequently uses is environmental detection.

Although he is not actively asking Deep Blue to use environmental detection, nor can he wake Deep Blue, his perceptions are most likely transmitted from Deep Blue.

When Herag is immersed in the Mother River, it is not his physical body that is being immersed, but a comprehensive concept encompassing his soul, bloodline, power, and other aspects.

When Helag is in the Mother River, he cannot communicate with Deep Blue, and there is no response even if he calls out.

Because the deep blue was considered part of the Helag by the mother river, it was soaked here together.

In other words, Deep Blue has become like a part of Hrag's body, rather than two independent entities.

In this situation, many of Deep Blue's functions become instinctive for Hrag.

He could sense his location and how far he was from the river.

Herag pondered for a long time, and the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor did not interrupt his thoughts, but stood quietly to the side.

After a long while, Hrag came to his senses, sorted out everything, sorted out all the past events, and finally figured things out.

Herag suddenly realized that since others could not sense the location of the river, it was almost impossible for them to reach the river, let alone break through it.

Herag had already experienced how difficult it was to swim in the Mother River; even beings at the progenitor level could not swim freely.

After advancing to the eighth level of the Overlord, the initial location is at the bottom of the river, far from the surface.

Most people are unable to perceive their own location or have any sense of direction.

In this situation, many people find it difficult to find the correct upward direction and may end up going downstream, getting further and further away from the river surface, making it impossible to cross the mother river.

Even if you're lucky enough to swim upwards, it's difficult to keep going upwards.

Because they cannot perceive their own location, their direction can change at any time, and they may even just be going around in circles within a very short distance.

Even if someone keeps going up, they might not realize they're close to the surface and turn back down, missing the chance to escape the river.

Herag believes that this situation is most likely to occur, and probably quite common.

There are countless planes in the entire endless plane, and there are quite a few beings at the ancestral level, but even the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor has never heard of anyone successfully transcending the Mother River.

Or perhaps someone succeeded, but nobody knows.

For others, transcending the mother river requires both strength and immense luck.

Success is only possible if the direction is correct, but the probability of that is extremely low.

No wonder the ancestor of the Thunder God felt despair, thought he had no hope, and chose to release himself, wanting to find a new path.

In retrospect, he probably tried various methods at the time, but still couldn't see any hope of escaping the mother river, which is why he became desperate.

This is difficult for others, but it's different for Hrag.

Herag realized that he was likely the only one with a significant chance of transcending the Mother River. (End of Chapter)