This was why mages in the void always looked down on other professions.
They thought too simply and relied too heavily on perception.
When they noticed the appearance of a Rule Anomaly, their first reaction was not to suspect the enemy's malicious intentions. Instead, because they sensed no danger, they assumed the System Host was collecting pain.
They were being used without even realizing it.
Many things possessed power.
Cognition. Identity.
And the two could influence each other.
The reason True Names pointed directly to the strong was because of the interaction between those two powers.
Level 79 Darius was absolutely qualified to masquerade as an evil god. In fact, the vast majority of evil gods were weaker than he was.
Although masquerading as an evil god would not turn him into a real one.
It would give Darius another layer of identity.
Judging from the polluted monster's disguise.
If Darius were the only one here, then the Rule Anomaly created by the mist would inevitably be related to his memories.
Without Darius, the evil god, everything in the Rule Anomaly was fake, like a group of people putting on a play before Darius.
But once Darius joined the play, everything could become real.
The power of truth and falsehood!
What was real, and what was false?
To an observer, open eyes meant truth, closed eyes meant falsehood.
Only what was observed was real. Otherwise, everything was fake.
The reverse was also true. Even if something was fake, once an observer saw it, it became real.
Once Darius, this lofty observer, entered the play, he became an evil god conducting observation.
From the evil god's perspective, this undead farce draped in rules could become real, because he needed to use it as an excuse to fool those low-level beings into