What if you ascend to the wrong world?

Dawn Empire.

A kingdom that worships the Lord of Dawn.

As one of the few gods who could bestow divine power and manifest miracles during the era of the gods' silence, ninety percent of the empire's citizens were His followers.

According to the doctrines of the Church of Dawn, it was the Lord of Dawn who ended the lonely eternal night and created everything in the world.

But to outsiders, it's just a bunch of religious fanatics having a blast.

What era are we living in? People still believe in gods creating the world?

Saint-Lossor.

This is a magnificent holy city that is completely integrated, without any trace of human intervention, as if it grew out of the earth itself.

In the Dawn Covenant, it is referred to as the "first ray of dawn breaking through the eternal night," a holy city created by the Lord of Dawn with divine power at the beginning of the Dawn Empire.

At this moment, on the surface area, south of Shenghui Square, stands the Skyrail train station, which was only built a month ago.

soon.

The cloud-formed track extended out, and the cloud rail train successfully arrived above the holy city.

hum~

The teleportation magic circle at the station lit up, and Ivia and Ye Tu appeared on the platform along with the light.

Yes.

The two of them got off at this stop.

The Skyrail train did not stop, but instead passed the Cathedral of Dawn, which hangs above the holy city, and continued to travel into the distance along the track.

A pastor who had been waiting near the station came to greet them.

His face was initially expressionless, appearing quite indifferent.

But after seeing the book "Dawn Covenant" in Ye Tu's hand, her attitude changed immediately. Ignoring Ivia who was walking in front of her, she went straight to Ye Tu.

"Is Mr. Ye also a believer of our Lord?"

His tone was full of surprise.

Ivia: "..."

“I’m only interested in the church’s doctrines; I wouldn’t call myself a believer yet,” Ye Tu said with a smile.

The pastor was somewhat disappointed upon hearing this, but he did not consider it a sign of disrespect for the great Lord of Dawn.

But he also knew very well that these outsiders had never been blessed by the supreme light of the Lord of Dawn, and it was already quite remarkable that they were interested in the church's doctrines under such circumstances.

Therefore, in order to guide Ye Tu, this 'lost sheep,' onto the right path, he still acted with great enthusiasm.

Throughout the journey, he actively discussed doctrines with Ye Tu.

Having already read the Dawn Covenant once, Ye Tu answered fluently, prompting the pastor to nod repeatedly.

Ivia, on the other hand, was completely ignored.

He had no choice but to carry his two large suitcases himself, huffing and puffing as he followed behind the two of them.

……

……

after a while.

The Church of Dawn arranged accommodation for the two of them.

Ivia stared in disbelief at the luxurious suite before her, and then, recalling the room the church had arranged for her—not too bad, but certainly not good—she felt a pang of jealousy.

Her entire room combined isn't even as big as the bathroom in Ye Tu's suite!

"Why!"

"I told you to read more books, but you didn't listen. Now you regret it, don't you?"

Ye Tu sat at the table on the balcony, holding a copy of "The Covenant of Dawn," a book with gold foil printing that resembled a work of art.

This was sent by an archbishop of the Church of Dawn.

"Who's stopped studying!"

Enraged, Ivia walked straight to Ye Tu, snatched the cup of red tea from him, and drank it all in one gulp.

"I'm the youngest archmage in the Mage Guild in nearly a hundred years, okay!"

She's only nineteen!

He had already surpassed the level nine archmage and was independently in charge of data collection for a project.

People their age are still struggling to become novice monks.

Moreover, what's the point of reading a meaningless, rubbish book like "The Covenant of Dawn"?

"I don't care, I want to live here!"

Ye Tu glanced at her, his tone indifferent:

"can."

"..."

Ivia immediately chickened out.

Although they had some intimate interactions before, she later used this as the basis for several more pages of drawings.

But if she were to actually live under the same roof as Ye Tu...

She still didn't dare.

"Forget it!" she waved her hand. "You don't even have a nun here, I don't care. I'll just move into my teacher's mage tower later!"

Although the Dawn Empire is relatively xenophobic due to its unique characteristics.

However, as the largest guild, the Mage Association still has a branch in the holy city of Loserne, otherwise it would not be able to connect to the Cloud Rail Channel.

Before Ye Tu could speak, she changed the subject:

"I'm going to collect data tomorrow, do you want to come with me?"

Irenevit Atheran, the Demon-Slaying General of the Dawn Empire, wields the divine artifact [Frostfeather] and is a descendant of the ancient Ice Warrior.

He is also the strongest hero of the current generation.

"can."

Divine artifacts are powerful weapons that only gods can forge.

Ye Tu was quite interested in this.

"Then I'll put the things in the mage tower first, and I'll let you know when I go there tomorrow."

"Well, let's go."

After pouring herself another cup of black tea and drinking it all down, Ivy turned and left.

Ye Tu watched her walk away until her figure completely disappeared from sight before turning back to look at the meticulously crafted "Dawn Covenant" in his hand.

The book's cover and pages are made from the fur of mythical creatures.

Each character is written with specially made gold ink, and then undergoes several divine blessings to obtain such a book.

As for the effect...

Those who hold this book for a long time will increasingly agree with its contents and eventually become fanatical followers of the Lord of Dawn.

Brainwashing can also be described as conversion.

His methods were somewhat similar to those of the great monk who was the first to emerge from the blessed land but was killed by him with three punches, but the difference in their levels was far greater.

"Oh."

With a soft scoff, Ye Tu placed the book in his hand on the table in front of him and looked out the window.

High in the sky, bathed in sunlight, a beam of golden light, formed from faith, burst forth from the top of the sacred and majestic cathedral, shooting straight into the deep sky.

The gods of this world are similar to the incense-burning deities he is familiar with, but they are also fundamentally different...

"What an interesting world..."

Yes.

Ye Tu is not actually from this world, but comes from a world where immortal cultivation is the main practice.

In his original world, cultivators inhale and exhale spiritual energy, refining it to attain immortality.

Because his cultivation had reached the upper limit that the world could accommodate, he chose to step through the gate of ascension and go to the legendary 'Immortal Realm' to seek the Great Dao again.

As a result, during his ascension, a sudden, inexplicable jolt occurred, and everything went black. He inexplicably found himself in this world.

Swords and magic, heroes and demons...

There are also many strange creatures that he considers 'demons', but which are called 'mythical races' by the humans of this world.

Furthermore, the extraordinary source of this world is not 'spiritual energy,' but a completely different extraordinary element that can also allow individual beings to break through their own limits—

magic!

Fortunately, his cultivation level was quite good, so his need for spiritual energy was not high.

During their first encounter, Ivy used her as a medium to provide an initial analysis of the extraordinary system of this world, allowing him to adapt to and understand the rules of this world to some extent.

But this is the limit.

It's not something that can be fully adapted to in a short period of time.

Unless we find some powerful enough extraordinary individuals who have already reached the level of the rules, we might be able to accelerate this process to some extent through their essence.

For example, 'gods'...

That perfectly meets the requirement.

A thousand thoughts raced through my mind, only to return to calm in the next instant.

Ye Tu withdrew his gaze and leaned back.

We'll see.

Although he wasn't exactly a good person, he at least achieved perfect merit, being an ascendant determined by the Ascension Platform. Directly capturing innocent gods for research purposes didn't align with his true intentions.

Moreover, at this stage, it is not appropriate to clash with the powerful beings of this world.

Leaving aside other beings, what about the 'Ancient God'...?

They're not easy to deal with.

Chapter 3 Divine Artifacts and Heroes

Time quickly passed and evening arrived.

Having almost finished packing, Ivia got a meal from the Mage Association's canteen, intending to take it to Ye Tu.

When they arrived at the suite, they found that the person was gone.

Ok?

people!

Where did it run off to?!

Just as she tiptoed and peered through the window...

Meanwhile, the Cathedral of Dawn hangs above the holy city.

An elderly man dressed in a golden-white divine robe, exuding an air of majesty, sat behind a desk, his eyes gleaming with a faint golden light.

Before him, a mirror covered in inscriptions, its surface shimmering with a pale golden light, hung on the desk.

The scene in the mirror shifted, showing the residence arranged for Ye Tu. A faint purple phantom stood at the door, its exact appearance unclear.

The old man was not surprised by this.

As a disciple of that holy mage, Ivia must possess methods to prevent others from spying on her.

It's already quite good that you can get a general location out of the photo.