Your Lord Has A Screw Loose?-Chapter 502 - 504 The Stripped Main Character Aura

Chapter 502: Chapter 504: The Stripped Main Character Aura

Chapter 502 -504: The Stripped Main Character Aura

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“Ah, this… as expected, it’s a huge pit…”

“It’s been separated, about a month now, hasn’t it? What on earth is this thing?”

“Lucky I had the Divine Position of Luck, otherwise I might not have been able to successfully glass it over.”

“Anyway, better get the Main Character Aura crafted and then figure out a way to push the cataclysmic apocalypse of this world forward, otherwise, once I’ve completed the task, I’ll lose the time advantage of the instance scroll.”

“Perhaps this thing is essentially similar to the original source of the world or something like the World Core derivative, which is why it has certain universality.”

“The Spirit Tribulation Mud in the Heroic Spirit Land might not overflow yet, but it certainly won’t last ten years; at most, it’ll last three to five years.”

“Without the Sky Tower, the development of the protagonist will definitely be restricted.”

“So, I have to straighten things out and create the Main Character Aura first. After all, the protagonist is just a vessel; the Main Character Aura is the real deal.”

“I think under normal circumstances, the Main Character Aura shouldn’t be like this, it’s probably because of an excessive negative Luck balance.”

“I hope the third-generation protagonist appears soon. Even though the Main Character Aura is weak, the essence isn’t. If I can successfully research it, the progress of turning the Endless Abyss into a real world would greatly accelerate.”

“This thing, after it’s used, will definitely be amusing, but I’ve finally become a supporting character. If I cram it in now, I’d become the protagonist. Oh, wait, it has to be the Main Character Aura of a third-generation protagonist, what I have right now might not even be the Main Character Aura anymore.”

The person who created the Sky Tower and the firewall for the Heroic Spirit Land perhaps only managed to establish the entire system to combat the Spirit Tribulation Mud by taking advantage of this opportunity, it was a mutual calculation by both sides.

Moreover, the Main Character Aura is not omnipotent. Even without Qin Muye under the influence of a last-minute skill, it’s well within his capabilities to play a protagonist to death.

The second-generation protagonist, Qin Muye, is not something to look forward to, only the third generation can.

Moreover, with the Territory Trait of Shared Destiny, the Main Character Aura of the other party can’t affect Qin Muye at all. If the protagonist’s luck can shake the entire Endless Abyss, then that indicates that they have a strong power base, not just strong luck.

Fortunately, after obtaining 25% authority, Qin Muye is now researching Troop buildings, which should account for about 30% of the total. The rest is probably on the Troops and Heroes.

The Child of Destiny bound on Ji Shan was actually not lifted by Qin Muye but by the Demon Machine Emperor. Before, he might have been steered onto the path of a protagonist once again, but now that he’s become the blueprint of a world, he won’t be influenced by such destiny or Heaven’s Will.

From what it seems now, the cataclysmic apocalypse actually doesn’t have the power to destroy the world; at most, it’ll just reset civilization.

Just like a moment ago, after Qin Muye peeled the Main Character Aura away, Wang Ao bit the dust, and according to Qin Muye’s autopsy, the cause of Death was a heart attack.

Just like after devouring the world, as a main body, the Floating City Continent did not experience any growth. Instead, places like the Abyss Layer, Illusion Dream Realm and others did; it’s because the main body, Floating City Continent, was restricted by the authorities of the “Lord Era.” Otherwise, the growth would not have been limited to these but be overall, including the world barriers, the main body of Floating City Continent and so on.

To allow the Endless Abyss to evolve towards being a world is not about expanding the judgment; it’s about straight-up changing the judgment of the “Lord Era.”

It’s a pity that the Main Character Aura in Qin Muye’s hands has far too much chronic data. It’s been played into a negative nature; otherwise, using it as a data receiving port would be extremely useful.

Qin Muye complained, he had a Main Character Aura at hand, but it was not positive.

Qin Muye felt somewhat helpless, he had originally planned to get a Main Character Aura for himself, but after researching its essence, it seemed far too shoddy.

Qin Muye knew one thing for sure, no matter how heaven-defying the protagonist was in the early stage, they can’t bypass the Sky Tower. What the specific mechanism is, he hadn’t figured out yet. He suspected that the Sky Tower is similar to the relationship between Gendaya Mother God and the Mind Network, of course, only similar.

Now, he’s only at 25%, one-fourth, still relying mostly on a large number of Artificial Territory Traits for intervention. But as the number of Territory Traits increases, the authority gained by such means will decrease. He estimates that once it reaches 30%, he can only purely increase the strength of the territory without being able to gain as much authority as before.

Even programs and equipment like the Sky Tower and the firewall cannot affect it.

Even if one experiences a lot, they might develop resistance at some point.

He had completely escaped his constraints.

Although devouring enough worlds could also allow the Endless Abyss to evolve towards a world, there were still tremendous limitations, such as the “Lord Era”.

So since accumulative efforts were ineffective, Qin Muye had no choice but to find a way to take matters into his own hands.

Therefore, Qin Muye suspected that he wouldn’t necessarily be buried by the Spirit Tribulation even if he just stood there, since this so-called world-ending calamity targeted only intelligent life forms.

This was indeed a long-term project, and Qin Muye knew it could take hundreds of years to achieve 100 percent control, which was something he could not afford to wait for; he couldn’t delay substantive development of his territory for centuries.

The Child of Destiny and the Child of Fate both seemed to be in similar situations, and it wasn’t as if there weren’t any ways to break free, as Ji Shan had done.

Why call someone the protagonist? Because everything about you exists within a drama akin to fate, and those with the Main Character Aura are the protagonists of this drama. Anyone else could be missing, but not you. It may seem noble, but in reality, you’re nothing more than a controlled puppet.

Within the Endless Abyss, a thread remotely controlled by Qin Muye finally managed to strip the Main Character Aura from Wang Ao.

Fortunately, the cause of death wasn’t dissection; otherwise, Qin Muye might have laughed out loud.

Which is to say, no matter what, the Mage Tower still existed; it was only that the territory’s definition had expanded.

In general, it was highly unlikely one could break the situation on their own; external help was necessary.

Past modifications to the territory did not reach its core, even when the Mage Tower was transformed into the Floating City and then into the Endless Abyss; the core remained centered around the original Mage Tower.

Thus, if the protagonist wanted to meet the criteria of this Spirit Tribulation, they had to go to the Sky Tower and acquire the enhancement of Luck MAX+10.

Because he knew that if he had to wait until he got his hands on the full rights to the Endless Abyss, he had no idea how long it would take.

Luck is a part of strength. When someone’s luck reaches an extreme level, it can no longer be called luck; it is a genuine form of power.

In Qin Muye’s eyes, this Main Character Aura resembling a gaseous cloud wasn’t substantive but ephemeral. If it weren’t for his modification of the Luck Divine Position, he might not have been able to seize it at all. Once it broke free, there would be no further chance to observe it.

In his hands, it appeared like an ominous mist, neither solid nor gaseous, but something else peculiar.

To a certain extent, it satisfied various growth needs, but correspondingly, one also had to bear certain responsibilities.

This wasn’t his conjecture, but backed by tangible evidence, mainly that the share of Territory Traits was limited to what he had, and no more could be acquired.

This thing had high compatibility and versatility; only a small fraction of worlds would be incompatible or unable to use it. Most worlds just needed parameter adjustments to adapt again.

This concept wasn’t unfathomable—people evolve, and if we’re being precise, isn’t the essence of cultivation a form of evolution too?

This special form of energy was very exotic, granting individuals a progression similar to that of a protagonist, as if it were indeed fate.

If he truly inserted it into his body, he might end up inheriting the more than two thousand negative points of luck.

A normal Main Character Aura would never associate with ill omens; it was mainly because of the havoc he wreaked.

It was just uncertain how long it would take to produce a third-generation protagonist. With the Sky Tower currently closed, there was no way to directly influence it to reappear in this world. Essentially, the Sky Tower was a rigid program. Any random alterations might render it a one-time-use object.

As for Treasures, they were included within the Territory Traits.

The Main Character Aura seemed like a set of extensive data extracted from the world data, computed based on the host to form various outcomes.

It’s true the protagonist had good luck, but what good did it do when he blew up the entire world?