Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 22 I will spread 'destruction' throughout the world

To become an existence above the gods...

Amanisis's expression shifted slightly, as if she were deep in thought.

But seeing Helmani's extreme apprehension about the matter, He stopped pressing for details, turning his gaze to a hidden corner as He discussed the hybrid characteristics of the two-headed dire wolf:

"This situation was dangerous, but it also turned out to be a blessing in disguise. The mixed characteristics have loosened under the influence of that source material. I just need to spend some more time to shatter and separate it."

Helmaenie's eyes lit up. "Oh? There was this other gain?"

In other words, the obstacles that Amanisis needed to advance her career have been basically removed?

Amanisis shook her head and smiled bitterly: "After being shattered, the 'alteration' characteristic is pure. But the 'calamity' characteristic is mixed with many other lower-level characteristics. If I consume it directly in my current state, I may not be able to maintain my current sanity."

Amanisis's condition is indeed a problem. Forcibly absorbing a trait advancement is like winning the lottery – the odds are about as low as winning the jackpot.

"Mental stability... It's a pity that the video didn't record the 'Calamity Knight' ascension ceremony, otherwise, the ascension ceremony could be used to stabilize humanity." Helmaenie frowned in thought, also thinking of the "Blasphemy Tablet" in the Chaos Sea.

The "Blasphemy Slab" must contain records of the Knights of Calamity's ascension ceremony, but Helmaenie didn't know how to connect to the Chaos Sea. She couldn't very well let that gray-robed man glare at her again...

Perhaps a near-death experience allows the spirit to connect with the chaotic sea;

Perhaps, it is possible to connect to the Chaos Sea through the name of God or the three-stage transfer ritual.

But Helmayne didn't want to experience either of these: near-death could turn into real death, and reciting "God" again might bring even more terrible consequences.

Helmaenie hadn't forgotten that she was currently on the "dreamer's" path, the most unconventional of the five schools of thought. A single misstep could lead her to utter that famous line, much like the ancient sun god:

"The primordial has awakened within me..."

After careful consideration, Helmaene concluded that, without touching the "Chaos Sea" and the "Blasphemy Tablets" hidden within it for the time being, the way to help Amanisis stabilize her mind was the "Anchor".

Even the ancient gods and their followers who are currently fanatical are, in fact, using faith as an anchor to make their tribes believe in them, thereby forming corresponding cognition, positioning and image, and thus maintaining a certain sense of self and rationality.

Fregra, the "Lord of the Dire Wolves," is the worst in this regard among the Old Gods, while the "Lord of the Giants" and the "Dragon of Imagination" are much better in comparison.

With this in mind, Hermaine explained the "anchor" theory to Amanisis in detail.

"Accurate perceptions from others..." Amanisis seemed to realize something. Having reached the level of a god, she vaguely remembered being prayed to by other intelligent beings and even possessing the title of "Goddess of Misfortune," but she did not know the reason behind it.

This harsh religious environment in the Demon Wolf Kingdom prevented Amanisis from deeply understanding how faith helps maintain rationality. She could have maintained this state even better with a different race.

After a brief pause, Helmani subtly reminded them, perhaps with a hint of personal motive: "Actually, humans are a race that can effectively spread faith. It's just a pity we can't leave the Demon Wolf Kingdom."

Helmaenie sensed Amanishis's ulterior motives, but Amanishis also harbored intentions to leave the Wolf Kingdom, not just because of her faith... Maintaining her self-identity as human was enough to stabilize her mental state. Although she had descended to earth as a member of the Wolf race, she still identified herself as human.

Especially after gaining a detailed understanding of the theoretical basis of the "anchor," Amanisis also began to consider going to human tribes to develop their faith.

He said slowly, "It was true that we couldn't leave the Demon Wolf Kingdom before, but that may not be the case now."

"Hmm?" Hearing this, Helmaenie looked at Amanisis with surprise and delight: "We have a chance to get out?"

Amanisis nodded and said, "I'm fairly confident."

Hermaine had no idea where Amanisis’s confidence came from.

However, for a period of time after this conversation, Amanisis entered a state of elusiveness, briefly falling into dreams, but fortunately each time was short-lived and she was able to wake up smoothly.

Having suffered a loss last time, Salinger dared not "visit" again, and even went into hiding somewhere to avoid Amanisis's revenge.

Hermaine probably realized that Amanisis was working on something to destroy the two-headed wolf's characteristics.

However, she didn't know how this matter had anything to do with leaving the Demon Wolf Kingdom.

……

The sun was shining brightly.

Two extraordinary properties, each shimmering with a different brilliance, appeared before the palace of the "King of the Dire Wolves" after Amanisis had concealed her ability to conceal herself.

One is a pure, extraordinary characteristic containing the ability to "tamper," while the other is a mixture of many characteristics, including the ability to "cause calamity."

Amanisis humbly displayed both characteristics simultaneously before the palace.

In the blink of an eye, a massive black shadow with the physique of a demon wolf surged out of the palace like a tidal wave. Its form was indescribable; looking at it was like staring at the night itself, silent and terrifying. Slippery, transparent tentacles with intricate patterns constantly wriggled in the dark shadows, making it seem like a walking source of mad pollution.

Amanisis lowered her head, too afraid to move.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

After the oppressive feeling disappeared, He looked up and saw the extraordinary characteristics left in front of the palace, which were a mixture of other characteristics and the power of "calamity". He breathed a slight sigh of relief.

As Amanisis had anticipated, the "King," driven by instinct to purify the properties within his body, chose the extraordinary property of the purer "tampering" ability and abandoned the complex "Calamity" property.

Although Amanisis speculated that after the "King" truly purified and mastered the path to "tampering" ability, he would turn to the second path... but at least for now, the "King" seeking to purify his internal characteristics would not care about the ownership of this "calamity" characteristic, and might even reject it.

Amanisis took the remaining portion of this property and prayed in the Dragon Language into the palace:

"Supreme 'King,' please allow me, in my humble 'misfortune,' to seek outside my people what I crave to fill my hunger and thirst. Please allow me, in my humble 'misfortune,' to carry slaughter to distant lands and spread the will to destruction throughout the world..."

Before Amanisis could finish her prayer, an impatient roar came from inside the palace. It was Fregra's rare response after he gained the Purification property.

Fregra, the "King of the Dire Wolves," was fluent in the languages ​​of dragons, giants, and other races. For someone of his stature, fluent in languages ​​was far too easy, as simple as taking a breath. However, he simply did not understand why he needed to use language to communicate and interact with other beings.

In His indifferent divine mind, all living beings except Him will come to an end, and all things will inevitably converge upon Him.

Amanisis was one of the few among the demon wolf clans who had grasped the concept of "King," which is why, based on the "King's" "simplicity," she dared to place two separate good qualities before the "King."

Accustomed to acting purely on instinct, the "King" wouldn't ponder how the "Goddess of Misfortune" acquired these traits—perhaps through the propagation of good fortune, or perhaps something else entirely…

He didn't care.

He rarely had moments of lucidity and had no reason to care about these things.

Amanisis, who had successfully acquired the special ability and found an excuse to leave the Demon Wolf Kingdom, breathed a slight sigh of relief and showed a rare smile of joy.

He will bring this good news back to His dwelling.

(End of this chapter)