Chapter 370: Chapter 300: Destruction World (Part 2)
Although ancient historical records passed down through generations show traces of Ancient Gods’ activities in the Miracle World, later scholars, after extensive research and final inquiries with the descendants of Ancient Gods, realized that all these were outdated. After the Ancient Gods ascended to the Divine Realm, they could not come down anymore...
So it wasn’t that the Ancient Gods broke through the World Wall, but rather they passed through it.
Lynn hadn’t paid much attention to these matters before, but as deities and Demon Gods repeatedly targeted him, even when he tried to evade from above and below, he still ended up with a double 999 level, so he had no choice but to pay attention to these issues.
Although once he accidentally undergoes Ascension to Divinity, all he would experience is passing through the World Wall between the two divine realms, it doesn’t mean he shouldn’t be concerned about breaking the World Wall.
Because his wife and kids are all down below!
They are all his dear treasures. Even if the Divine Realm seems full of crises and isn’t a place to stay long, or even if the Divine Realm is filled with long-legged, curvy real goddesses, he absolutely couldn’t abandon the wives and kids in the Lower Realm.
If possible, he would like to study the World Wall in advance to prepare for any future possible events.
Now, the Destruction World he is heading to is adjacent to the Demon Realm, and the Miracle World and the Demon Realm are also close together, so the Miracle World and Destruction World aren’t far apart, as they both face the same direction towards the Demon Realm, rather than being poles apart.
The simplest route for Lynn to reach the Destruction World is to tear through the already non-existent World Wall of the Miracle World to reach the Demon Realm, and then turn from the Demon Realm, whose mutual World Wall was broken by the Demon Race, into the Destruction World.
He has the coordinates of the Destruction World given by Ilya during the meeting, and with his strength, tearing through two spaces in succession isn’t difficult, but he doesn’t plan to take this route.
Until the final moment, he doesn’t want to detour through the riddled separation between worlds; he wants to try directly crossing from the Miracle World to the Destruction World.
The World Wall between the Miracle World and the Destruction World remains intact because they haven’t communicated with each other, and this is of significant research value for Lynn.
Although the World Wall between two Lower Realms cannot be compared to the "Immortal-Mortal Separation" of the Upper and Lower Realms, how do you play a challenge game starting from the 100th level? You have to probe step by step, don’t you?
Determined, Lynn raced all the way to the coordinate point closest to the world coordinates given by Ilya, looked at the calm void ahead, stood at the edge of the world, took a deep breath, and then mustered up his strength to tear the space in front of him.
However, unlike the easy connection to the Demon Realm through space channels, attempting to cross worlds here is exceedingly more difficult, at least ten times as difficult.
To tear through space between continents is just a matter of three parts strength for him; tearing space between the Miracle World and the Demon Realm is merely going all out.
Yet the space ahead, truly as solid as a copper wall and iron fortress, resisted mightily against the full utilization of ninety percent of his strength, resulting in no movement at all.
Even if the space trembled a bit, it would still offer some hope, but space is emotionless and won’t comfort the "weak," especially the villain attempting to tear it apart.
Ninety percent strength failed, and Lynn did not imprudently exert full strength because it wouldn’t offer much more than ninety percent. The World Wall ahead evidently could not be torn open by brute force, requiring loopholes instead.
He couldn’t use the Demon Race’s method of breaking walls through invasions of other worlds, as he possessed Near God power and could gather a legion of millions in the Miracle World, but once ascended, his Near God power would advance to Divine Power, and where could he find an army of heavenly soldiers?
Moreover, this method likely couldn’t be replicated across races or realms, given he lacks the ability, but the Main Gods surely have it, yet they haven’t come down either...
Lynn isn’t an expert in the Path of Space, nor even a competent cultivator; all his abilities brought over directly from the game, entering the real Miracle World as a level 999 Near God.
The power in the game came from traditional gameplay of defeating monsters and completing missions; regarding cultivation, he likely hasn’t accumulated ten days of practice.
As the Miracle World and Demon Realm both represent strength through levels, game attributes and skills also transitioned, equipped with equipment; apart from lacking a panel and health bar, it’s essentially little different from the game, otherwise, how could Lynn flaunt his prowess?
Therefore, letting him comprehend space would be impossible, yet players are resourceful, capable of devising all sorts of unconventional ideas and possessing an eye keen for spotting bugs, formidable in alternative ways.
Thus, Lynn began repeatedly testing various methods of breaking through in place, experimenting with many wild ideas given his world-invincible power.
Yet a day passed, and Lynn achieved no success... Not entirely fruitless, as at least three times he caused the World Wall ahead to oscillate, though far from breaking through, it did create some movement.
On the second day, Lynn tried many different methods, with effective attempts increasing, notably once shaking the World Wall violently, but the wall was integral, potentially breakable from within but unlikely to collapse entirely.
On the third day, the final day, Lynn conducted many more attempts, then turned and flew to a coordinate point closer to the Demon Realm, tearing space to enter the Demon Realm, closed the space channel when no demons were around, and then reopened a space leading to the Destruction World Ilya indicated.
This wasn’t a decision made from despair but from self-awareness.
The Demon Realm had flourished since ancient times, producing countless demonic geniuses over generations, mastering merely one way to break through, whereas Lynn, even having experienced the internet’s bombardment, full of creative ideas couldn’t outdo countless years of the Demon Race’s achievements in two and a half days.
Failing this time doesn’t mean he’ll fail forever, there’s hope; it just requires more time.
With the Demon Realm unsettled, the Miracle World hasn’t yet reclaimed the Divine Abandonment Continent, and he has much to do—the World Wall is here, a spatial construct that won’t suddenly develop legs and run away. Once he accumulates some new ideas, he could return for another trial.
After repeatedly "bumping into a wall," Lynn finally took the detour to successfully reach the Destruction World.
Hearing from Ilya before, he only knew it was a world completely destroyed by the Destruction Demon God Faction, life utterly extinct, leaving only void.
Originally, he thought "void" was a metaphor for catastrophic ruin, but upon arrival, he realized it wasn’t a metaphor but a description.
From the moment he crossed from the murky Demon Realm, even someone as strong as Lynn was almost overwhelmed by the suffocating sensation assaulting him.
The air in the Demon Realm was unpleasant if he didn’t switch to a Demon Race state, but compared to the Destruction World, even the Demon Realm’s air seemed sweetly fragrant.
It’s a feeling as if someone clenched your throat, pinching your lungs; void—this is true void—even essential oxygen for survival is absent.
Had it not been for the desolate earth beneath his feet, Lynn would’ve thought he’d directly entered space.
However, the desolate ground beneath indicates this place should be a continent or planet, but other than the ground, there’s nothing else to be termed as "existence". Can it even be called a world?
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