Nan Feng had once made a guess:
More than a hundred thousand years ago, knowing she was no match for the Creator God, Soyana had faked her death and escaped, waiting for the next generation of Chosen Ones to appear so she could fight the Creator God alongside them.
But now, it seemed Nan Feng had overthought things.
Soyana had simply committed suicide. She had not harbored so many complicated thoughts.
She had merely fallen into endless despair because she could not revive the companions she had killed with her own hands.
On Blue Star, scientists had once proposed a concept: if a person's memories were completely uploaded into a computer, that person could attain immortality in the form of a digital lifeform.
But another scientist had refuted that idea: the human body contained all kinds of hormones, which stimulated the will to survive. Digital lifeforms had no bodies and no hormones, so naturally they would have no will to survive. They would fall into deep depression, constantly wanting to end their own lives, making immortality impossible.
Back then, Soyana had lost all desire to live.
With a heart reduced to ashes, she destroyed her own godhead and chose to vanish alongside Red Star's civilization.
Perhaps even she had not expected that the Creator God would fail to completely devour her damaged godhead, leaving behind a Godhead Fragment no larger than a speck of dust.
A wisp of her remnant soul clung to that fragment, barely lingering on for more than a hundred thousand years.
She endured the torment of over forty million days and nights. She did not dare sleep, because in her dreams, she would see the companions she had killed with her own hands.
Her companions looked at her with eyes full of hope, smiling as they