Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saint Yufeng, once the Dragon Clan's top god, is pushed to his limits by the Cloud God.
• Yufeng breaks his own domain of mountains into a storm of broken stone, destroying the Cloud God's wind blades and cloud chains.
• The Cloud God transforms into a giant avatar of wind and cloud, attempting to annihilate Yufeng.
• Yufeng condenses the stone storm into a gigantic stone spear, piercing the Cloud God's avatar.
• The Cloud God slashes Yufeng, causing a severe wound.
• The Cloud God fuses with the Cloud Realm, intending to crush Yufeng with the power of the entire realm.

Character Developments

• Saint Yufeng: Becomes increasingly furious and desperate, ultimately deciding to give up his divinity to defeat the Cloud God.
• The Cloud God: Grows overconfident and enraged, leading to his downfall.

Significant Themes

• Pride and hubris leading to downfall (Cloud God).
• Defiance in the face of overwhelming odds (Saint Yufeng).
• The consequences of challenging authority (Saint Yufeng's past challenge against the Supreme Rule).

Character Interactions

• Saint Yufeng vs. The Cloud God: A battle of wills and power, with both gods pushing each other to their limits.
• Saint Yufeng's divinity vs. The Cloud God's ambition: Yufeng's divinity, a result of his failed challenge against the Supreme Rule, becomes a point of contention between the two gods.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saint Yufeng (Cloud God) initiates a self-destruct sequence using his divine blood to ignite the Flame of the Dragon God, a God-Extinguishing Fire.
• Cloud God attempts to devour Cloud God's Divine Sense but fails.
• Cloud God self-destructs, causing a catastrophic explosion that annihilates the Cloud Realm and kills most of the cultivators present.
• The remaining Cloud Clan cultivators attack the surviving Human Race cultivators, who are at a significant disadvantage.

Character Developments

• Saint Yufeng: Awakens memories of his previous life, decides to die and be reborn to escape his fate.
• Cloud God: Chooses self-destruction to take Saint Yufeng down with him, displaying his desperation and malice.
• Song Zhong: Still undergoing a terrifying heavenly tribulation to become a Saint.

Significant Themes

• Desperation and the lengths one will go to avoid certain defeat (Saint Yufeng's self-destruction).
• The consequences of divine power and the price of using it (Cloud God's self-destruction).
• The struggle for survival and the despair of facing overwhelming odds (Human Race cultivators).

Character Interactions

• Saint Yufeng and Cloud God: Engage in a final, devastating battle, resulting in both of their deaths.
• Cloud Clan cultivators and Human Race cultivators: The surviving members of both races clash, with the Cloud Clan cultivators gaining the upper hand due to their superior numbers and strength.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong undergoes an unprecedented heavenly tribulation, facing multiple tribulations simultaneously: endless flames, a black ocean, tornado hurricanes, Mystic Nether Frost, and more.
• He initially withstands these tribulations using his Divine Lightning and Spatial Power, but a subsequent tribulation of Time and Spatial Power causes his powers to fluctuate between strength and weakness, leading to his lightning's destruction.
• The heavenly tribulations continue to assault him, burning, crushing, freezing, and slicing his body, threatening his life.

Character Development

• Song Zhong's resilience and power are tested to their limits. He faces the possibility of death, leading him to question his ability to survive.
• His understanding of his divine art and the possibility of becoming a god is reinforced.

Significant Themes

• Power and Resilience: Song Zhong's power and endurance are pushed to their extremes, highlighting the theme of resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.
• Transformation and Growth: The heavenly tribulation serves as a catalyst for Song Zhong's growth, pushing him to consider his divine art's true purpose and his potential as a god.
• Death and Mortality: The threat of death looms over Song Zhong, forcing him to confront his mortality and the limits of his power.

Character Interactions

• While not physically present, Saint Yufeng's past actions and intentions are referenced, providing a context for Song Zhong's current situation and the possibility of godhood.
• The voice in Song Zhong's mind, guiding him to use his divine power and become a god, represents a new source of guidance and understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong faces a powerful Heavenly Tribulation, tempted by a voice promising divine power and godhood.
• He falls into an illusion, seeing his kin being slaughtered, which causes his Dao heart to waver.
• The Heavenly Tribulation attacks with full force, severely injuring Song Zhong.
• Song Zhong releases stored thunder power, annihilating the Heavenly Tribulation and shattering the Tribulation Clouds.
• The heavenly tribulation ends, and Song Zhong becomes a Saint, but his aura is unstable, and he's heavily injured.
• Cloud Clan cultivators attack Song Zhong, but he manifests his Saint aura, instilling fear in them.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong's resolve is tested, and he overcomes the illusion and temptation, demonstrating growth in mental fortitude.
• Song Zhong's power and cultivation level increase significantly upon becoming a Saint.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against temptation and maintaining one's resolve.
• The power of thunder and its role in overcoming adversity.
• The fear and awe inspired by a Saint's aura.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong interacts with the voice tempting him, which represents his inner doubts and fears.
• The Cloud Clan cultivators interact with Song Zhong, initially planning to kill him but later feeling overwhelming fear upon sensing his Saint aura.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Land of Reincarnation's races prepare for battle, unaware of the Cloud Realm's turmoil.
• The Dragon God gains more divinity due to Song Zhong's death and awakening as a false god.
• Song Zhong becomes a Saint after his near-death experience, demonstrating immense power and new abilities.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong: Becomes a Saint, gains new abilities, and proves to be a formidable opponent.
• Dragon God: Gains more divinity, expresses dissatisfaction with the Dragon Clan Ruler's past choice, and hopes for Song Zhong's death to obtain his complete divinity.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: The Dragon God's growing power leads to his desire for more, even at the cost of others' lives.
• Reincarnation and destiny: Song Zhong's reincarnation and awakening as a false god lead to his becoming a Saint, suggesting a predetermined path.
• Betrayal and regret: The Dragon Clan Ruler regrets his past choice but remains submissive to the Dragon God.

Character Interactions

• Dragon God and Dragon Clan Ruler: The Dragon God expresses dissatisfaction with the Ruler's past choice and hopes for Song Zhong's death, while the Ruler remains submissive.
• Song Zhong and Cloud Clan cultivators: Song Zhong demonstrates his newfound power by turning the cultivators' attacks against them, causing significant casualties.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong, a Human Race cultivator, uses his Spatial Dao prowess to turn the Cloud Clan's attacks back on them, decimating their forces.
• The Cloud Clan's top combat forces, including their ruler, are annihilated, marking the Human Race's victory.
• The surviving Human Race cultivators celebrate their victory, but also mourn their losses.
• The supreme existence acknowledges the Human Race's victory, renaming the Cloud Realm the Human World and granting the Human Race eternal immortality in the Land of Reincarnation.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong: Becomes a saint, decides not to become a god to avoid being under the supreme existence's rule. Plans to challenge the supreme existence once his injuries recover.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: The Human Race's victory comes at a great cost, with many cultivators losing their lives.
• The cycle of reincarnation: The Land of Reincarnation has limits, and all cultivators will eventually die, raising questions about the meaning of entering the Land of Reincarnation.
• Defiance against authority: Song Zhong decides not to become a god to avoid being under the supreme existence's rule, planning to challenge it instead.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong and the Human Race cultivators: Song Zhong's actions lead to the Human Race's victory, but the celebration is bittersweet due to the losses incurred.
• Song Zhong and the supreme existence: The supreme existence acknowledges Song Zhong's victory and grants the Human Race eternal immortality, but Song Zhong plans to challenge its rule.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Human Race wins the battle against the Cloud Clan, but learns that the Land of Reincarnation will also perish.
• A supreme existence offers the Human Race the chance to choose one person to bear divine power and ascend to godhood.
• Song Zhong declines the offer, asking Wild War Saint to inherit the divine seat instead.
• Wild War Saint becomes the Human God, transforming the world to suit the Human Race and preparing to drive out the remaining Cloud Clan.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong: Declines godhood to challenge the supreme existence later, showing selflessness and determination.
• Wild War Saint: Becomes the Human God, demonstrating responsibility and power.
• The Human Race: Gains a god and a new home, boosting their morale and will to survive.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and selflessness: Song Zhong's decision to decline godhood to challenge the supreme existence.
• Power and responsibility: Wild War Saint's transformation into the Human God and his actions to protect and benefit his race.
• Survival and adaptation: The Human Race's struggle to find a new home and drive out the remaining Cloud Clan.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong and Wild War Saint: Song Zhong asks Wild War Saint to inherit the divine seat, showing trust in his abilities and judgment.
• The Human Race and the other races: The Human Race's victory shocks and concerns the other races, setting the stage for potential future conflicts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xing Shen receives a command from the Supreme Existence to destroy Song Zhong, the newly ascended Saint of the Human Race.
• The nine gods of the Land of Reincarnation, excluding the Human Race, gather at the Xing Realm to discuss the threat posed by Song Zhong.
• The gods decide to join forces with their respective races' cultivators to attack the Human Realm and eliminate Song Zhong while his injuries are still not fully healed.

Character Developments

• Xing Shen, the Xing God, shows deference to the Supreme Existence and understands the gravity of the threat posed by Song Zhong.
• The gods of the other races express their determination to eliminate Song Zhong and the Human Race.
• Huang Zhan, now the Human God, tries to protect the Human Race cultivators by ordering them to hide, but they refuse, showing their loyalty and determination to fight.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The Supreme Existence fears Song Zhong, and the gods fear the Supreme Existence, highlighting the power dynamics among these beings.
• Loyalty and Sacrifice: The Human Race cultivators display unwavering loyalty to their race and are willing to sacrifice themselves to protect their people.
• Uncertainty and Threat: The sudden appearance of the Supreme Existence's command and the gathering of the gods emphasize the uncertainty and threat hanging over the Human Race.

Character Interactions

• Xing Shen communicates with the other gods, and they all agree to join forces against the Human Race.
• Huang Zhan tries to protect the Human Race cultivators but struggles to convince them to hide.
• The Human Race cultivators express their determination to fight and die with their ancestors, showing unity and solidarity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong reveals that the Land of Reincarnation has limits and will eventually perish, and the Dragon Clan is not the first to inhabit it.
• He wants the other clans to help him destroy the supreme existence to make their Land of Reincarnation eternal.
• The Dragon God reveals he's not the first-generation Dragon God but argues that they should not trust Song Zhong as he might destroy them once he becomes the supreme existence.
• The other clans attack the Human Race, outnumbering them significantly.
• Human Race Saints choose to self-destruct rather than be killed, creating powerful shockwaves that destroy multiple enemy cultivators.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong: Reveals his plans and motivations, showing his determination to make the Land of Reincarnation eternal.
• Dragon God: Admits he's not the first-generation Dragon God but remains wary of Song Zhong's intentions.
• Human Race Saints: Display resolve and sacrifice, choosing to self-destruct rather than be killed, showing their dedication to their race's survival.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Human Race Saints choose to self-destruct to take out multiple enemies, showing their willingness to sacrifice for their race.
• Trust and Betrayal: The Dragon God and other clans question Song Zhong's intentions, highlighting the theme of trust and potential betrayal.
• Eternity vs. Reincarnation: The conflict between the desire for eternal existence and the cycle of reincarnation is central to the chapter.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong vs. Dragon God: Their conversation reveals their differing views on the future and the supreme existence.
• Human Race Saints vs. Other Clans: The Saints' self-destructive attacks show their defiance and willingness to fight against overwhelming odds.
• Mentor-Student/Parent-Child Relationships: The cries of grief and fury from the rear suggest that some of the self-destructing Saints have students or children who are also fighting, highlighting the emotional bonds between them.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Human Race cultivators use self-destruction tactics to combat the Nine Clans' allied army, trading lives for enemy cultivators.
• A Supreme Path Realm cultivator breaks through to Quasi-Saint during self-destruction, causing significant damage to the enemy.
• The Supreme Being intervenes, dividing the battlefield into two parts: the ongoing battle and Song Zhong's confrontation with nine gods.
• The Supreme Being imposes a new condition on Song Zhong: he must face nine gods alone in nine separate spaces and win in each to save the Human Race.

Character Developments

• Human Race cultivators display unwavering resolve and sacrifice, charging towards certain death to protect their race.
• Song Zhong's fury and grief grow as he witnesses his clansmen's deaths, and he prepares to face the nine gods alone.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice and resolve in the face of overwhelming odds.
• The power of rules and the Supreme Being's intervention, further weakening Song Zhong.
• The Human Race's determination to fight for their survival and continuance.

Character Interactions

• Human Race cultivators work together, self-destructing in pairs to maximize damage to the enemy.
• Song Zhong interacts with the nine gods, asking a crucial question about the rules of the new condition before engaging in battle.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong understands that the Supreme Existence's rules have restrictions based on the number of cultivators left.
• There are only ten cultivators remaining, so the Supreme Existence must allow Song Zhong to choose his opponents.
• Song Zhong strategizes to quickly eliminate one of the opposing gods, starting with the weakest.
• He enters the space of Xing Shen (the strongest opponent) to stall for time while his avatars target the weakest god, Crystal God.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability in response to the Supreme Existence's rules.
• Xing Shen shows arrogance and overconfidence, underestimating Song Zhong's capabilities.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and Strategy: Song Zhong's ability to adapt to new rules and develop strategies on the spot.
• Desperation and Urgency: The dire situation of the Human Race and Song Zhong's desire to protect them.
• Power Dynamics: The shift in power balance due to the reduction in the number of cultivators.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong tries to reason with Xing Shen, appealing to their shared desire for eternal existence, but Xing Shen dismisses him.
• Xing Shen taunts Song Zhong, revealing his underestimation of Song Zhong's capabilities and his eagerness to kill him quickly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xing Shen, a cultivator of the Xing Clan, demonstrates an uncanny Spatial Dao, appearing and disappearing instantaneously without spatial ripples.
• Xing Shen wounds Song Zhong severely with a single finger strike, bypassing his defenses.
• Song Zhong retaliates with a lightning purgatory, but Xing Shen's attacks are displaced, rendering them ineffective.
• Xing Shen wounds Song Zhong again, displacing half of his body.
• Song Zhong attempts to counter by recalling his experience in the Spatial Vortex and creating dimensional vortices to displace Xing Shen's attacks.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong: Realizes the extent of Xing Shen's power and the limitations of his own Spatial Dao. Adapts his strategy to try and counter Xing Shen.
• Xing Shen: Shows no signs of effort or emotion, demonstrating his overwhelming power and confidence.

Significant Themes

• The power and unpredictability of the Spatial Dao.
• The struggle between two powerful cultivators with different interpretations of the Spatial Dao.
• The adaptation and resilience of cultivators in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong vs. Xing Shen: A tense and unequal battle, with Xing Shen overwhelmingly powerful and Song Zhong struggling to adapt.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xing Shen, a god, reveals his true power and splits into over a hundred identical avatars, each radiating a genuine aura of origin.
• Song Zhong, facing this overwhelming force, struggles to defend himself, suffering severe injuries.
• In another space, Song Zhong's clone faces the Dragon God, a being of immense power and size, condensed from dragon-shaped laws.
• Song Zhong attempts to attack the Dragon God with spatial fragments and thunder, but the Dragon God remains largely unscathed.
• The Dragon God unleashes a devastating attack, shattering Song Zhong's layered space and causing severe internal injuries to his clone.

Character Developments

• Xing Shen: Reveals his true power and godly status, demonstrating his ability to create multiple, powerful avatars.
• Song Zhong: Struggles against overwhelming odds, revealing his understanding of the Spatial Dao and his powerful thunder attacks, but ultimately suffers severe injuries.
• The Dragon God: Demonstrates immense power and size, withstanding Song Zhong's attacks and unleashing a devastating strike that shatters his layered space.

Significant Themes

• Power and Overwhelming Odds: The chapter highlights the disparity in power between Song Zhong and his opponents, emphasizing the challenges he faces against seemingly insurmountable odds.
• Adaptation and Resilience: Despite the dire situation, Song Zhong continues to adapt and fight back, showcasing his resilience and determination.

Character Interactions

• Xing Shen vs. Song Zhong: Xing Shen's overwhelming power and multiple avatars put Song Zhong on the defensive, causing him severe injuries.
• The Dragon God vs. Song Zhong's Clone: The Dragon God's immense power and size allow him to withstand Song Zhong's attacks and ultimately shatter his layered space, causing severe internal injuries to his clone.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's clone fights the Dragon God, sustaining severe injuries.
• The Dragon God prepares a powerful attack, while Song Zhong's clone awaits reinforcement from his other clones.
• Song Zhong's ninth and tenth clones attack the Crystal God, who defends using crystal formations that refract and amplify light.
• Song Zhong's clones struggle to break through the Crystal God's defense while trying to destroy the crystals to hinder his refraction ability.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong's clones show resilience and strategic thinking, trying to adapt to the Crystal God's unique defense.
• The Crystal God demonstrates his defensive prowess and buys time for his allies to defeat Song Zhong's other clones.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strategic choices in battle, as seen in Song Zhong's clones' struggle against the Crystal God.
• The power of defense and endurance, exemplified by the Crystal God's ability to withstand attacks and buy time.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong's clones work together to defeat the Crystal God, showcasing their teamwork and shared strategy.
• The Crystal God's interaction with Song Zhong's clones highlights his defensive capabilities and his role as a time-buying tactic for his allies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong realizes Crystal God's divine power is limited and can be depleted by continuous attacks.
• Song Zhong decides to lure Crystal God into attacking by using two clones as bait.
• Crystal God, confident in his defenses, allows the clones to attack but focuses on defending against the thunder.
• Song Zhong's Ninth Clone gets hit by a crystallizing beam, and he attempts to break it off but fails.
• Another clone teleports to Crystal God's side, threatening him.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability in battle.
• Crystal God shows overconfidence in his defenses and underestimates Song Zhong's tactics.

Significant Themes

• The limitation of divine power and the trade-off between attack and defense.
• The importance of adaptability and strategy in battle.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong's clones work together to distract and deplete Crystal God's divine power.
• Crystal God focuses on defending against thunder, allowing Song Zhong's other attacks to land.
• Song Zhong's Ninth Clone attempts to self-destruct a crystallized part of his body, but Crystal God intervenes.
• Another clone teleports to Crystal God's side, forcing him to divide his attention.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's injured clone stops Crystal God from drawing back his divine power.
• Song Zhong's other clone attacks Crystal God with Heavenly Grade Immortal Artifacts, eventually causing Crystal God's body to explode.
• Song Zhong decides to have his two avatars support a single avatar to kill another god on the opposing side.

Character Developments

• Crystal God's divine power is trapped and his body is severely damaged by Song Zhong's clones.
• Song Zhong's clones show strategic thinking and coordination, demonstrating their growth and adaptability.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power dynamics and the struggle for dominance continues as Song Zhong gains the upper hand.
• The theme of eternity and immortality is challenged as Crystal God, who believed in his own eternal existence, is defeated.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong's clones work together to defeat Crystal God, showcasing their teamwork and synergy.
• Song Zhong's clones demonstrate their understanding of each other's abilities and adapt their strategies accordingly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's eighth avatar faces Asura God in a crimson, blood-stained world.
• Asura God attacks with six blood-colored weapons, but Song Zhong's avatar withstands the assault using spatial barriers.
• Song Zhong's avatar is injured, and Asura God taunts him, saying his power is declining.
• Two more of Song Zhong's avatars arrive, having defeated Crystal God.
• Asura God retreats, planning to delay until Xing Shen and others can support him.
• Song Zhong's three avatars merge their lightning powers, creating a massive thunderbolt.

Character Developments

• Asura God demonstrates immense strength and speed, suppressing Song Zhong's avatar.
• Song Zhong's avatar shows resilience and strategic thinking, using spatial barriers to mitigate damage.
• Asura God reveals a deranged and arrogant side, underestimating his opponents.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity (Song Zhong's avatars merging their powers).
• The relentless pursuit of power and strength.
• The consequences of underestimating opponents.

Character Interactions

• Asura God and Song Zhong's avatars engage in a fierce battle, with Asura God initially gaining the upper hand.
• The arrival of two more of Song Zhong's avatars turns the tide of the battle.
• Asura God's taunting of Song Zhong's avatar reveals his arrogance and underestimation of his opponent.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's clones fuse their powers to create a devastating lightning attack, defeating the Asura God.
• One of Song Zhong's clones self-destructs, severely injuring the Dragon God.
• The remaining clones enter the Dragon God's space, with the intention of self-destructing to weaken him further.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong's clones demonstrate their resilience and strategic thinking, even in dire situations.
• The Dragon God's overconfidence leads to him underestimating Song Zhong's clones, resulting in severe injuries.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity and cooperation among the clones.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponents.
• The strategic use of self-destruction as a last resort.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong's clones work together to take down the Asura God and weaken the Dragon God.
• The Dragon God's interactions with Song Zhong's clones highlight his overconfidence and growing frustration.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's clones enter different spaces to face opposing gods.
• Song Zhong's main body, severely injured, faces Xing Shen's main body.
• Song Zhong's main body self-destructs, injuring Xing Shen but revealing a mysterious black mist within him.
• Song Zhong sends another clone into Xing Shen's space to hold him back.
• Song Zhong plans to join his clones to annihilate the other gods before Xing Shen and the Dragon God can regroup.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong demonstrates resilience and strategic thinking, choosing to self-destruct his main body to weaken Xing Shen.
• Xing Shen's true form is hinted at, revealing a black mist inside his illusory body.

Significant Themes

• Resilience and adaptability in the face of overwhelming odds.
• The true nature of power and form, as seen in Xing Shen's illusory body.
• Strategic planning and resource management, as demonstrated by Song Zhong's clone distribution.

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong and Xing Shen engage in a brutal, one-sided battle, with Song Zhong ultimately self-destructing to wound Xing Shen.
• Song Zhong's clones coordinate to hold back Xing Shen and the Dragon God, demonstrating unity and teamwork.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Song Zhong's eighth avatar joins the battle against the Bloodthirsty God.
• The Bloodthirsty God attacks with a blood-colored gale, but Song Zhong's seventh avatar defends using Spatial Power.
• Song Zhong's seventh avatar attacks the Bloodthirsty God, who counters with a blood-colored claw.
• Song Zhong's eighth avatar enters the space, and the Bloodthirsty God realizes he's outmatched.
• The Bloodthirsty God tries to retreat and stall for time, but Song Zhong's avatars combine their power, overwhelming him.
• The Bloodthirsty God attempts to escape by turning into bloody rain, scattering in all directions.

Character Developments

• Song Zhong's avatars improve their use of the Spatial Dao mid-battle.
• The Bloodthirsty God becomes increasingly desperate and resorts to desperate measures to survive.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity and combined strength (Song Zhong's avatars merging their power).
• The importance of time and patience in battle (the Bloodthirsty God trying to stall for time).

Character Interactions

• Song Zhong's avatars work together seamlessly, sharing the same mind and intent.
• The Bloodthirsty God becomes increasingly isolated and overwhelmed as he faces Song Zhong's avatars.