Zombie World, deep within the desolate wilderness.
Wu Heng sat cross-legged amid jagged mountain rocks, the aura around him faintly merging with heaven and earth.
Beyond Hero lay godhood!
It was just different from what he had imagined. Reaching the Faith Points requirement did not make one a god directly. One had to ignite the "Divine Fire" personally before ascending to the divine realm.
In other words, before becoming a god, he still needed to make some preparations.
He needed to meet the requirements for igniting the Divine Fire.
And when the "Divine Fire" was ignited, it mentioned burning "emotions."
That suddenly reminded him of several Church artifacts he had acquired before. Their side effects had all been "casting away humanity."
Did that mean... after becoming a god, part of one's humanity would ultimately be replaced by divinity?
Divinity! Humanity!
In Wu Heng's understanding, there was still a great difference between the two.
Human emotions were comparatively fleeting and focused on the present. They were vivid, complex, and uncontrollable.
Love, hatred, sorrow, and joy were the core of life, allowing for deep empathy.
Divinity, meanwhile, was more eternal and grand, like looking down upon all living things from on high.
Perhaps one would remember what love was, yet no longer truly feel it. The capacity for empathy would be lost, replaced by the pursuit of some "higher" goal or balance.
It was like humans observing ants in an anthill. They could understand the division of labor among worker ants, yet could never comprehend the emotions of the colony.
He did not know whether he was right, but in his view, divinity had its flaws as well.
For gods who had cast away their humanity, they had long since drawn a line between themselves and humans. Humans were merely tools they