A blinding light rose over Queen District, filling the approaching Beyonders from the Three Great Churches with shock.
"Not good!"
By the time the light faded and they finally reached the villa,
all they saw was the body of the demigod Set, split in two. His Beyonder characteristic and the attacker had both vanished.
"Time to ingest the Potion."
Hidden in the shadows, George recalled Jason and drank the Potion in one gulp.
The Potion flowed down his throat and into his body. The Weirdo Beyonder characteristic began to take effect, attempting to split apart his spirit and flesh.
Under normal circumstances, the power contained within a Weirdo Beyonder characteristic could naturally never split George's immensely powerful spirit and body.
However, since he knew this was a necessary step in advancing to Weirdo, George did not resist. Instead, he continuously controlled his spirit and body to cooperate.
Under the effects of the Weirdo Beyonder characteristic, George felt his body and spirit merge together, then split into countless worms.
Every worm was him, and every worm could grow into him.
The sensation was somewhat similar to how his original soul had split across the Multiversal worlds, creating different Body Divisions.
Thus, he adapted well to this division. He did not feel much pain or discomfort, and the entire process went exceedingly smoothly.
The reason the Weirdo advancement ritual required spectators was because the Fool Pathway needed anchors earlier than other pathways.
The other Sequence pathways only needed anchors upon becoming a Sequence Zero True God—that was, believers to stabilize their mental state.
However, a Sequence Four Weirdo of the Fool Pathway could divide both spirit and flesh into Body Divisions of Spirit Worms, so anchors had to be established in advance to stabilize the mind.
The spectators in the ritual could