"It should be dead for good, right?" Sun Hang said.
Type A Anomalies might be formidable, but compared to Three Monkeys, they were simply nothing worth mentioning. Besides, the Anomaly "Desire" had one very obvious flaw: unlike Sun Hang's wish fulfillment, it could not directly achieve its goals through the power of 'I ponder'. In many situations, it had to follow certain special rules.
Take the ascetic monk, for example. His body had originally been smashed to pieces. For "Desire" to bring him back to life, it had to stitch his corpse back together with needle and thread.
Blade Whip's method of "resurrection" was even simpler and cruder—"Desire" had directly turned her into a zombie-like monster.
To fulfill a desire, one had to pay the corresponding price, and there also had to be a "logical" means of making it happen.
As for desires that even "Desire" could not fulfill, it could only use deception to make people believe their desires had already been satisfied.
Sun Hang could now basically confirm that the "half of the Sphinx's brain" Candle Dragon had seen was merely a false image projected by "Desire" into his field of vision.
Even if Nagano Souya's father truly wanted to use "Desire" to change the current state of human civilization, the changes would most likely have existed only in the world as he perceived it... From an outsider's perspective, his condition could be described in two simple words.
"Insane."
The Sun Hang it had copied was not truly a "clone," but rather something akin to a concept that often appeared in wuxia novels—a "heart demon."
The other Sun Hang did not actually exist. What it wanted to kill was not Sun Hang's physical body, but his self-awareness. As long as "Desire" could kill Sun Hang's self-awareness in the